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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-04-16

CIGARS AT AUCrION.-O CHREKS 81 BROADWAY
- stairs has several large invoices OF Havana domestic
and German segars, which must be sold TO advances
Bargains be had before the first May, private
After that data what remains will be closed auction
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A UCTIoN NOTICE.-THOs. BELL AUCTIONEER-BY
IA BELL BUsH ThurEday, at o'clock, will sell
at rs and Il Chatham street as slreAdy ADVERTISED by order
all the right title and interest OF VIM Schu er
he "New York Demokrst day Of April ust together
with Sundays said establishment also the
scrpon lists books and back numbers of said papers. Also.
nfir afuyniti &C
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UCTION EOTICE.-JOHN J. TALLMAN AUG
"A iopeer, viii sell Friday, April Is, at10h o'clock, A.
the entire stock grocery store corner Of Prince baud
Greene streets consisting OF general assortment OF
wines, liquors. teas, sugars, coffee, oil wine
c1ks bar fixtures and well worthy the attention OF
grocers trade general.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-04-16

717 BR0ADHAY. OPPOSITE AsroR PLA0E-i
- very lsrss and pleasant paror wits bedroom Al
tach5d on second hoor elegantly furnished also
SAINT s,ngo roma rent with bosrd families or gentle
men, Duner ~ D. Nc moving hts References required
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-04-16

CYLvEsT1R SLOWER AUCTIONEER.-LARGE SALE
Of elegant and cosly household furniture rich velvet aud
rich suits Of paror furniture rosewood panoor
yssass oil pearl and silver cutlery No.
sell this day April l st lO O'Clock the entire furniture
sisus large and costly pier and msn.s mirrors superior
gisnolors elegant rosewood sns parlor 9rn
bookcases solid carved centre
Bic tops and back sessntross Wood rocsp.
s x 4 and n s corner
shades bronze aud marble clocks costly Dresden
oipainngs Dininsroom chamber NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. oak
Sss s ss @ band
tai cut glass ware pearl and silver cutlery cake baskets
do buresus and waahssands with marble tops costly desc
rated toilet sets best ha feather and bedding
cottage and mahogany chairs ocoth. stair carpets &s
C1LvgsrER SLOWER, ANT AND
y richly carved rosewood pianoorts will be auction
twenty SIKH near se"sa
eat bidder at IL O'Clock, Rich and brilliant tone, with all
pAno improvements
CIGARS AT .AUcrIoN.-o. CHEEKs, 81 BROADWAY,
- stairs has several large invoices OF Havana domestic
and Gsrsn ~ which % be sold TO pay
After that dAs what remains viii be closed out at auction
SHERIFss sALE-rHoMAs yE1rou. AUcTIoNRER.
store No Is Spruce stree-sherias and mortgage sale
April Il 1855 at the Bible House T. Eshh street CONSISTING
"'' '''A' '-'- '- H. GRSMBIs Deputy Sheriff
CHRRIFF'B SALE.-A. N. CRISTALAR, AUCTIONEER
- saeHoom e Bowery, win sell ModdAy April a. lO1.
O'clock at 50 Coandt st. the stock and fixtures Of whole
Ions Of ubrfcang, whale and lard OIL together with
tin watts CASKS and various other articles
chance seldom To be met with. BY order of
JAMES G. WILLET. Sheriff.
The above aAe IA postponed until Thursday, 18th inst.
SHmIrr's sALE-A, M. oR1srALAR. AucrIorEEs,
- % Bowery, will soil on Friday, 8th instant, at 101
O'Clock, in his showroom stairs two splendid and
round conored panocres from the celebrated mandatory
Of Meesrs Lankata Marche, remarkable for their drill
ancy and finish, together with dozen fine finished
mahogany chairs two do do. tete etes two small do three
rockers three chairs covered with brocatel two do.
work tables two loot Stools covered with velvet
large rosev GOD one d. small three marble top
plate mirrors git Frame oil puinngs Brussels carpet da
mask window curtains &C. By order OF
JAMES G. wTLLET, Sheriff
ITO BUILDERS AND OTHERS.-JoHr W. SOMHRtN.
DYKE auctoneer will sell this Gay, al the salesroom, 20
North William street at IL O'Clock M the three attic
brick house. with saie roof situated al No Is James
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1OHN REDDING, AUOfIoNEER, Will SELL THIS
day 10Th inst; at loh o'clock A. NJ at lo2 Broadway,
spleudd csrpetng ALSO tables chairs So peremptOry
the owner has to leave the CITY Immediately =
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A UCTION NOTICE.. BOGART. AUCTIONEER.-BY
n 8. BogSr this day at I0s O'clock at the auction
OF frankfort and William Streets shers sale so tnbs
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-04-16

DOARD, IN BROOKLYN VACANT HANDHOMN
ID iron, rooms second and third floors Furnished or not
House PLEASANTLY located. gentleman lady or two gen.
lemen, will find the comforts OF home Apply at 43 Con.
grens street three doors below Henry.
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pierce,s Diving Flicker.

We lay before our readers. to the ex-
clusion of our usual variety. the last will
and testament Of the ertinguished Briga-
dier General F. Pierce, Esq Read it
and make your own comments The
first FIVE or six columns Of the message
all we have read-appears to be a mis-
cradle. pettifogging plea. justifying the
repeal of the Missouri Compromise and
the usurpations of the slave power gene
rally. 1t is, in fact. repetition of the
same old stereotyped Misrepresentation
that were so often put forth by the Blu
CHANGERS during the late campaign. and
which have been thousand times re-
futcd. It is not above the average OF
Buchancer stump speeches, either in
style or argument. Such puerilities and
falsehoods are unworthy the Chief
Magistrate of this great nation. Let us
rejoice that Pierce's rule will soon be
over. and hope that Buchanan may be
some improvement.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1856-12-11

ET BY dividing the labor of compost
ton with our neighbor of the Nndicator,
both papers are enabled to issue the
Message little quicker. we think. than
has usually been done here or any of the
neighboring towns.
We received copy Of the document
yesterday "Wednesday at2 P. M, and
go to press the same evening, being
ahead of the daily Cincinnati papers. that
are taken here, or, at any rate, not be-
hind. In abou. week the eastern week
lies will come along with the message,
after everybody mas read it in the home
papers. Great papers for late news.those
eastern weeklies
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Great Inducements

To Agents. Colporteurs and Postmasters
To Circulate American National Works.
EF Read the following liberal propo-
sition:
ITO any person who will sell Fifty Copies Of
i either of the following works
l.
THE NATIONAL HISTORY
OF TIE
UNITED STATES,
Colonial, Revolutionary and Constitutional:
chiefly from National Documents.
BY B. j. LOSING and E. WILLIAMS.
Beautifully illustrated 9 vols. royal yo.,-
cloth 800.
II.
THE STATESMAN,S MANUALS;
Contsining the Lives, Messages and Admins
trations of the Presidents, from Wash
ington to Pierce.
4 vols, vo., with fine Portraits: cloth. gilt.
SO: and will remit the amount tless the libe.
raj commission) to the Publisher. will be al
lowed a PREMIUM of
FIFTY DOLLAR RS.
worth of Books selected from the following
list:
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uAgents wishing to engage in the good
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Usher. EDWARD WALKER, la Fulton st..
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attention, with full particulars of Commission.
&c. <n
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1856-12-11

Subscribers who expect to pay for
their paper in Wood, are requested to
bring it along Immediately before the
roads get bad. We want any quantity
Of Wood, and we want it now.
P.S. From those who have not wood
to spare, MONEY will not be refused.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1856-12-11
snpurtant sprrial Nntirrs.
|. Q, Q. E.

Wyandot Lodge, No. Ito, I. o. o. F. meets
every Wednesday evening at their Hall, in
As res brick corner, Sd story. M, mbers OF
other Lodges who may be in town, are respect
full, invited to attend.
Upper Sandusky, May 8, 1856. Gly.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1856-12-11

EUOW PASSING STRANGE, to see the .
Il Il mount OF Paints, Drugs, Medicines
and Dye Studs. sold daily at
HENDERSON'S.
NALL and get your Linseed Oil. 40 it
" will soon advance.
HENDERSON.
June lo, SO.
URIGHT'S. Jaynes' Gailey's Bran
w dreth's and Toms best Pills. at
HENDERSON'S.
June I9. Sc.
EvERY body buys their burning fluid
~ for rs cents at
HENDERSON'S.
June, 10. '56.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1856-12-11

by the obligation of the Government to protect
the lives and property of its citizens.
RESOLVED, That we invite the affiliation and
cooperation of MN of all parties. however
differing from us in other respects IN the support
of the principles herein declared; aud believ-
ing that the spirit of our institutions, as well as
the Constitution of our country, guarantees lib
erty of conscience, and equality of rights
among citizens we oppose all legislation i'm
| pairing their security.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1856-12-11

w This being our issue for next
Thursday, (though week ahead OF date
our next paper will not appear till Thurs
day, the 18th.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1856-12-11

H Several new advertisements are
crowded out-among them those OF DIR.
Henderson. They will be attented to in
our next.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1856-12-11


New HorEL.-Our townsman, NJ. B.
Layton, has leased the tavern stand of
Capt. Ayres, near tie Station, and thor
oughly repaired and renovated the build
ing, and opened first class hotel. 1t is
now called the " Commercial House. -
The house is well situated for business,
and Mr.. Layton is proving himself mod
el landlord. We do not guess at this,
but know whereof we affirm. Stop at
the Commercial" when you come to
town, and you will be of our opinion
CoUNsEL.-But few of the reading pub
lie are aware how continually an edito,
is called upon to advise his patrons on eve
ry subject. from politics to the breed o
cattle. Through the whole range of ou
duties none has perplexed US more thar
TO tell our readers what 10 take for cur,
when they are sick. Hitherto this ha
been severe trial to all our SKILL but i
will not be hereafter. We have been ia
king. and have seen the evidence from
others who have taken, Doc, Ave.
Cherry Pectoral and Cathartic Pills, the
need but slight trial to convince the mos
sceptical how far they arc superior to tn
other medicines we have had in use
They have one single property Of grea
Importance 10 the sick and that is the
cure Boston Herald.
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" YANDOT pION nER
EDITED AND PUBLISHED By
G. w. KEEN H. LEWIS.
UPPER SANDUSKY, O.
Hurry up that Wood!

Thursday, :: -: December11 tn, '5e.
The Opelousas patriot. [volume] (Opelousas, Parish of St. Landry, La.) 1855-1863, 1856-10-18

FTES VOUS MALADE?-Si vous letes
AZ vous ne pouvez pas otre gntri trop vite. Ne
tardcz point jusqu'a ce que yotre ma!adie dcvienne
inc,lable, ct faire de vaine lamentations ~lorsqnr!
sera trop tard. Les quatre cinuuitmes DIES maladies
qui remplissent nos cimetitres porrraient etra gue-
ries par les pilHles cathartiere de Aver 81 on les pre-.
matt a temps. Nc vous trainez pas, languissant. en-
dormi ct Indifferent pendant lie printemps enter
parcc que votre sang est rempli de bile. Mayer pas
des mauS de tete, des ~aigleurs ct DIES describes sem
blatles parce one votre eStomac est remplui d'impn-
reths. Ne vo,s montrez pas an monde ontier cou-
vert de boutons, de ~pnstules, d'ulclres ct toute autre
maiadie de peau parceque votre systeme a besoin
d'etre ndtoyf. Ne vous montrez pas, maigre, ha-
gard ct %attenuG, parce que votre estomac, ct vos III
testins ont besoin d'etre fortifies. Les pilu!es de
Aver gu6rissent ccs maux aussi surement que leau
eteint lie feu. Files pnrHient lie corps ct lie sang ct
eur font renplir leurs %fonctions ayec une tnercie
saline, que vons polivez sentir DIS que vous les pre-
nez. Elles font me des grandes merveilles lie la
medicine de notre age, leconnu de tout ceux oni CON
naissent leur v%ertues, ct ces vertnes sunt connues
par DIES milliers iindividus. Prenez lie Cherry Pee
toral pour une toux, ct les pilnles pour tous les de-
rangemehs qui demandent IN remtde pnrgatif.
frapnrees par J. 9. aver, chimiste, Lowell, Mas
saclusetts, ct vendues par John Posey ct Pierre L,
Hehrayd " Co., Opelousas; S. d. Allis, Washington;
Jean Bite. Polling, Grand Coteau.
Gpclousas, 6~septembre 1856. tr.
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west, A~nnoyances. jrdH i1si
Juaaa.. ,tllyy' returned q q
tout dssW1 an anecdotej "a
II, thr travellers in 4 re-
z Hune " his passage to one Of the
- Eve ct ~ y with q talkative lady
lassree corr he was relating some
a. lois, aNSS ,squitoes. .h IA.
sayoir say lady to the gentleman
oxsoscs iMusy Sad better tell the gen
tlairrae Cny.l I'VE met-in Iowa" irlt,.
IT IfacI -4cient, and " husband :" pro-
ceedea to 81 4at, in their travels farther
West. they ma the acquaintance Of a stall
warhs, Clicking, Western Hoosier, one OF the
genius who could whip his weight in Wild
cats Ahat who possessed q lurs1 Of quiet hu-
.M. On one occasion, they had sto' r~sTat q
anotel in the interior, not Of the mo Gnyiting
appearance. They were shown : .let rooms,
the He t one end, and the lady and gen
tlena IT, tn other, Of d long hall. About
midi -,at the drt-.sy couple were startled by
>renort of. firearms, proceeding from the END
\ hall ea~@ed hu@their travelling COM
\ ..aJ@in bed and began to
Il .1e probable cause of this I'M
tin. N, when they heard e rushing of
feet, confusion Of voices in the'n~t.., On
goin to the door, the gentleman found the
who, hor ,hold, headed by the landlord, rush
ing I'll irection of the report. His cufiosi-
ty ID. HI to join this midnight procession,
and y rived with the rest in front Of the
!" .osiei door. The landlord tried the latch,
but found it fast, whereupon '"n& voice,
he demanded insta~' fon. "'.,
u" What do = reared q voice
.int to comet n lied the landlord.
\ Can't do i'll" $ til response from with
in. Its my Al, az I'm in bea--cant
aLet HE in!" shouf ID the landlord, in g.
louder tone, at the SANG time sliaA.pg the door
violently, q or III brea' the door down!"
"Hold on" rejo' led the voice with>1;
"Ill open the door" The door was openaF
when in rushed the whole party, expecting Y
soc the floor covered with blood. What was
theS surprise to find S'Herything in its proper
plac, and the Hoosier ! m and nnconcerned.
A re-. 'yer was lying ca essly upon the bed.
"W , fired that p%istol?" demanded the
81 dix "" . the reply. ....H. .
"Why asked the landlord.
The ssier stepped to the bed, and throw
ing o the covering, said: Look here!
Do y, see tiat?"
The attention of the party was at once di-
rected to the point indicated, and there, over
the whole surface of the sheet, bedbugs were
scampering in every direction, like a flock of
sheep frightened by a dog. The landlord was
chagrinea and puzzled, and looked to his lodger
for an explanation.
"These," began the Hocsier, Strengthening
himself up to his full height and gesticulating
with his right hand in grandiloqusnt style
"Ihese are my friends! l have settled an
armistics with them, and we are on friendly
terms but on the window 81" there, just out
side, you will find Two in.erhal big fellows that
| couldn't do anything with, and so | just ut
a bullet through 'em. Butts all right now
it's all understood between me and my friends
here. and we shall get along well enough now.
1t is needless to add, that landlord re-
tired to his own bed crest-fsnen, wht.e the
spectators enjoyed a hearty laugh.
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VENTE PAR LIE sHERIF.-Qsatri1

.VENTE PAR LIE sHERIF.-Qaatrie-
' me Cour de District de la Nouvelle. Orleans.-
Alexandra Flash pere, ct Alexandra Flash fills VS..
leurs cfeanciels ct les creanciers de A. Flash g. Co.
En- vertu dun ordre de fIIonorable Quatrieme
Cour de District de Ia Nouvelle-Orl6ans, a moi adres-
Sc, j'ai pris possession, ct i'exposerai Ell vente publ
que a douze mois du credit, n In Maison de Cour dams
10 vile des Opelousas, SAMEDI, l noycmbre 1856 COM
mancant q ii heures du matin ct continuant de jour
en- jour sill est n6cessaire, tous les dfoits, titres ct In
ttrets, des dts insolvables, dams ct pourla ~propritte
~suivante, abandonnee a leurs creanciers, SAVIOR:
I'm moroccan de terre avec les amGliorations qui sly
%trouvent. droits, privileges, servitudes, etc, y aappar-
tenant, situe dams Ia paroisse st. Landry, Etat de la
Louisiana, sur lie Bayou Petit Teche, ct plus particu-
Increment dtsignd CONNIE Ia terre de Nugent sur I'm
plan attach6 a I'm acte passd par devant George
Rareshide, notaire public, dams ct pour la cite de la
N.-Orleans lie II octobre 1854. lie dit moroccan de
terre est borne sur la devanture pur lie dit bayou, au
Sud par DIES terres appartenant Il George Hill, sur lie
derriere par des terres appartenant a Thomas II.
Lewis ct au Nord par des terres appartenant il Tho
mas Wait, lie dit moroccan dc terre est comm sous lie
nom de la terre de Nugent ct content cinq arpens
de face sur % de profondeur, faisant cent dollze ar
pens ct denii plus on moins. l "
Bureau du Sheriff, Opelousas, IL octcbre 1856.
l.. v. CHACHElE, Sheriff.
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CnAScERY.-1n England, q chancas. n,
was filed against an Architect for hS;s3h. oll
granary SO defective, that the vernab S astso! =
the grain. The bill first charges tba stA S;eyyd
to wit 100000 rats, 100000 ic g. iS Savess,
gray gray T9 3 od a9o asa : ,i blaek rats, loo,o 3 wiz sSits
n NICE ,e;t l . 3oo o6 gray goI mics y together with divsis
to W.T. %c loo,Goo ao ena1sssd through divers hoisss,
did penetrate, insinuatei themselyes1. III. p.aces,
mission, and get into said burn, &C.: ~ sST re 81
the defendant, in his answer, 60 s set s saen
whether, and what number Of rats, mics In ~
mice, (rikying the changes on each. a. s sba ~ \
did get in through the said chinks and crsn,:.
or otherwise, and eat up and consume ~ n1 laes
what quantity Of the corn and grain ibs, sGa
being ; and # not, ~ ssy not , etc, &c. ssssSS' !.
; ;nlnsa 4o H. 5I aynens ana y s : n, 10 V e pbrssa,
duce many compromises and prompt 'ss,. a-'
mentS, - 1sssssseftffe
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DROGUES, MEDICINES Ell PAR
~ FUMEltlE FisAIClIIi.

DRoGUEs, MEDEClNEs Ell PAR
~ FUMElilE FisAlClln.
P. LE0NCE HEBRARD & co. viennentIT TX
de %recevoir IN assortment colnplGt de oE.w
oDROGUES, MEDICINES Eft ARTICLE DE
80 FANTAISIE.
VIZ Entrautres ION trouvera chez eux un joli
tAA c,oix lie
Portes-Monnaie; Papier ct Envelopes de Fantastic;
Can't Anglais pour Danes; savoiis de tFailet;
Parums; Eau de Cologne de jean Marie Farina;
Poudre pourla Figure; Peignes en- Ca5utciouc;
@ Rrosses Il Dents de tontes qualities;
QUlNlNE FRANGAls. prix rebuilt;
Peintures; Huiles; Vernis: Fcres y Wires;
Pinceatx, Sirop Pectoral de Ducongt.
S1ROP DE BIlIANT pour lie rhnme,
Pastilles de gomme, Conserves de C~itrons,
Pate de Juiube, Eau-de-yie. Madere,
81 Vim d'0porto, Porter de Londres d'une
qualit6 sup6rienre.
Charlton de Relloque, Digitaline,
Pastille d1pecac pour e%nfants, Dragees vermifu
ge de Santonine, Perles d'Ether.
REMFDE ANTI-G0UTTEUX du DR.. Laville.
Kourso, remhde contre lie yer solitaire,
Lanccttes, Daviers, Papiers,
]livres de complies, encre, plumes mttaliques
TABAC a priser.. Il chiquer ct i fumer, Biberons
Clysopompes dun nouveau modele.
I'm assortment complet de medicines brevetees
FRANCHISES, Anglaises ct .Americaines.
lie tout Il bon marci6.
The Opelousas patriot. [volume] (Opelousas, Parish of St. Landry, La.) 1855-1863, 1856-10-18

LATIN PRopHEoY OF WAssHHu1Sasros,
writings Of Marcus Tullius Cicero. fha = y. ne
brated Roman orator, who was baseIy w S.s'
dered by the orders Of Antony, ia bisa. ;,sss
third year, and forty-two years besosss 1 "
Christian era, the following remarkabIs We
phetic language oe rs, which seems n:.t Ilo'
iarly applicable to- w Washington 'Sa1 r pa a,aea
the ocean, if we may credit the sybilline lea M
and after many an ages, q, extensive and rich
country will be DISCOVERIES and il, it will ar;sa
a hero, who, by his counsel and arms. shai as y
liver his country from the slavery ~ which w. ~,
was oppressed: This shall he do. under fsvor. NJ
auspices and o! how much more adin;,s sUIo
will he be than our Brntus and Cam;li"u.lss
These predictions were known to our Acs;a.
and were embellished with the orus,uents J,
poetry" lu
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