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Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-01-02
WILSON KING.


81. IoCIs June 29, 1873
Prot Wood As you are about 70 prepare and vend
recently discovered Hair Restorative, and you request
my nion Of t. will sie thai my hair few month
ago very gray md after using two TO IT, of your Hair Re
stIrstve, resumed its original cocr and since its sppca
ton al dandru has disappeared from my head, and have
been trt ubied with dsagreesbe iioh Of the scalp
sat h-d that those who IL will regret il, II
gives the appearance having been recently oiled l
prepared therefore, 10 md its all who de-
siroIs Of having beautiful head Of hair.
am, cir, yours, &c,
H. L. STEWART
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EOrt NAI.E.


X-AIUAGLF UOT-E AND LOT We are NV "a ring
sole that curstDauHng sitr on Cui-gr Il known
as tine ClNFHLl Place" The lot foufs 1891 ON MIR
k e. s situated opposite th- u.Iedg Popeity, and is
o. 90 For about what the o, Is vottl
dgtIU LINUsLEY ClOCKLTT.
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~ Prepared and sold at ia Market street. between
fth and 5th 81. Louis Mo- and SIC Broadway New York.
For sale in Nashvle, at Manufacturers prizes, by
Twin BROTHERS.
Also, for sale, PROT WOODS Oriental ssnatiVe Lnimen
and Vegetable Life Pills warranted better than any Oher,
the money in all refunded. See circular Tor all
cessary information with agents.
novlT--dtrWAwfv
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Pc he Howard hssocialion, philaaeiphia.

~ The LoWAfu hha0ltHlIJli IHIitltIFH4tf
II FpOKT Oh gPEgMATOHRuEA. oF Seminal W Rkness,
IL tnpoienc the n onansm, Hasturhallou or ecf
1busend other Disra-es u e Sexual Oran al 40 &c
40 ID a errors ana de-cfilnns 81 Quacts, and Fadahie
hdyicu a. the N cied, by CSC CALHOUN, 49, o. Con
smiling surgeon the Howard Asociaiion, Phiadcipa
Pa enryolent lnsiiu Ion esiabh he'd hy speai endoF
,rt Tor the relief 81 aud distressed sfgtrd h
ssyirteut and Eql3emio pseRses" copy cf te above
T.pors .i be sent ~ mail Ga sealed fnrelnPr1 se Of
.i.rge On the receipt 81 two STAMPS Or portage. "A
yess Dr. GE0. a. CALHOUN, Ne souih hlnih g.,
IshiIadeI plAiGs F0. octif-doa
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urRPs THFw NEGROES NOW

Utn t90rla negroes % eome trom The c0auigs last
4 fTfht N yea slnt good one rsh saca.
ai.h 20 hire set auFre and 1hrtstaas.
have alsg Eae galI " sea h9ssrs ip sell,
noyis kGls VI. PORTER.
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TESTERS IRON WORKS,
FOR THE NANUFACTURE or
W0G1SW02TH'S PLANNING MACHINES
ANp
STEA EyGGSE ES.
81 Pearl street. FgraOIIyu, ". ".

k-eifA street, bhEfBaNt - hs Ne
lOpposite New Work Ct v
1--WE erhcFhe htvnr been agr tor the las IS
In he almost exclusive maruiaCtnrp 81 His oSt i'm
yrrfaut iuvpufirn n. WONpNOEfNS LANlNG, GENrA lNG
AED TONCUING MACHINE. has recently completed the
large add on 70 his already extensive Iron 0rEs, viii
with dispatch Hli order IN TIE above line ~ urm
iteH extent The universally ackuowlelCcd superiority Of
Woo3,wurth. Planning NIchucs manufactured by him.
al hers, rrqrrrs NJ reiirfa'on.
In the rn4uuflrture - STEAM ENGINFS claim y sG-
usrort, power and sped, beauty ~ contrucon and
60h, and also guarantee the engines 90 ausn 100 per
power for the money han he nrni,l ed
bv any other mauuncturer and mon IA n loo per
in ind tear well large saving in tie
sumption Of fuel
R4fucet to Fayiieg Egyit ne Steam Engines otr IN Wse
Pardre 4 Murr n New Haven Ct; : ". Sncuai, Brook
Ivu y Y. Timothy Dabal Astoria L. l.. Lyons Curtis
Hrdgepor Ct. Stsuafd Ns uuCscning Co. STAMFORD c.
john O. sanford New Haven Ct Ro7n S,u'ord ew Ylrk
city Cha, +. Loosey, Austrian Consul neral
Reference 10 Pd,tics Efyfag ne W077CofN pI5RiBg ld
cti4s mar ia ne.
c. " SIoaf. KersuFion, Philadelphia. Pa Kidder Mar
tin Wilmington y. O.. Clapp& @ - Mon 'g1rrry, Als
g. A. Sarford New Orleans, "a; ijUsle, Guld Co, Gin
ciunat Ohio: Ransom, Cobb Co. Cleveland, Ohio; Foss
R.other- chic e. ms, J. smith Nilwaukie Wis: p.
L. l.. itou. Budilo, NY; Toward Smith, Oswego n
Y John sntrr, Toronto, @ W.
Orders proposals ycd bY mail otherve, from
parts ~ the United States, Canad scu,h America and
Europe, viii he promptly attended 10 by Agents who
travelling in ali sections OF the Letters by mail
address JOHN n. LfsTFR,
oc5 SIN 81 Pearl St, Bro"kyn, n. Y.
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OyEBsHoE'

nVEEsHOES or Ladies' and Misses, OF Gum Elastic.
~ Dc. for Gentlemen aud Boys, OF DO.
Dyerskiu OVersh1es frr Ge1Il men,
Carpet do. ful Lined, Tor Ladies
Just received by John RANAGF,
drefg 4 GO &c street.
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nNrnisrtnI.S.

U-T RECEIVED per steamer Doctor Robertson, twenty
> Eve boxes ire Malaga Lemons and Tor tor saie for
Cash, b. BENZ. p S,TittIS
uecl5 AZ Pubic square.
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-01-02

~ The 19h Of January next will .e % The hieheH gsS
bidder uy Er.tCG OF t.sstsd, continuing about -
GUf frr cleared, tr ta1uC- in timber, ing ~
a.s from Pot Hoya fhe waters ~ sulphur Fork Of Rcd
RIVER s well ADAPTED 20 the grnNti WAelf, Corn and
Trhl,ca, with Govt table improvements tt ser!ei
20 Wheat c1nveGi,n. jo good uills whch
f4rurug mills OF Ted River, l8 miles from
Esyr in ro7i nj .iEhD'ThO0d convenient go schools
aLd churches. IEiNs-One- third cash. the ha
IA two ,Hs, with interest Possession given by e lst q
F-b uiry uTher ptrticuls call on J. DaTdeu, of
Nrs'y lc. or the, on ue rrUi-es
drrIs-. wAwIn u,'g au'.s5 GFO. MCCAULEY.
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RBOIIs, BAGER & CO.,
FORWARDING AND C(Eh IssION MkPCBANTs,
10. s4 Sycamore ST.. last side, below Second,
CINCINNAHE. nlIn.


10. "a Sycamore St, last side, below Second,
CINCINNATI, ohio,
w I'll give special attention Forwarding G. eds Pro-
w duce ke also the purchase and sale q all hnds
Of Produce and articles Of Cincinnati and PtsbuTE Mama
a ctuTes.
JAMES COLLINS 4 CO., Psishurg, For'd'g Agents.
fB- Refer to NASHVILLE hERCHANTS generally.
je5-dlrWAwu
E'0R SALE-Seven Lots situated in Edgehsld, 'front.'
= ing The Whites Creek Turnpike this ide OF Camp
belF store; s enclosed. The above piorerty well stu
sIed either for business residences Terms ea,y. In
quire Of r. A. lAll OWE, Gen. Agent,
s@p39 No. II nesderics street
Comm ssione Is : ale.
j. D. Tyer, guardian piG c. NJ. TS Svr ais defs.
IN Iursuanee Of DeSr,ef he odd Circuit Court in the
above nit, at the Tee mber Term, ls5 said Court,
viii Con missioner under sad Se 10 the hgf est
liddeT, the lat, Tesidvnes Of " b. Tyler deersssd
Monday, the 2lst day Of January, 1856,
the tract Of land whh safe drcedent di,deCntaning
between $50 and 400 Acres.
Said land hes the road from Eton, XIV 20 ClarksviHs,
iish md fe tile part S the county, and is Of
n bered tract Of land 10 the southern par Of the
curry. About 4Oe cleared in a %
cultivation There Is good DWtlhr House the place
also, Barn, Stables, &C.
TERMS or sALF.
One third cash the balance and tv7 years with In
date Bond, with approved security, viii he
gured the purchaser, sn retained the land IN
the purcl money l. Iad @. TEKHY. CCmmis'er.
N B-Any desiring to said Va m will please call
G NJ Tyler, the ues; D. b. smith, Bad-ns-
vile; or, g. Terry, st Ekton. dec2;-4S
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UABLE
IRON PROPER1fFORSALE.

FINHE undcFsgn pfogosss sell acconodaiInf erm1
Iaures Furnace ard Lands cunsisfinz q ave-
AZ tkolszna ngGaie Ia Dickton couniy, aboat
miles eo1Lhesst q Chsrottr mmsariy he ne of ne
AN.w Rslro4d SID furnace rev Ia snecesaai ep-
erson ana entirely hSsinE probably s ost Engns
anl RaEt In the Il % sel rnppied O. ore and Tim
Der. Also u0 = pen nesrsd Land, win
tnt Ore Bant, stuned E tckmau county, Team,
mea fom E.nk fuFnae. Aad, Ais, tls b Gkio lron
Horas rituatrd 10 Ia couuty 1eua th FFopsrty
q Land EAich srgs bodies 81
Iran 0re exerleni satsr Man ha o. and ahe
en- CHEFS ereek--au Nhrh god Stack. i1st
cpmpeira Thsre exrss1t ARA the Ia Ter p7cs,
Bhirh Il Hishin 4 mirs q ~ Tear. 4 Ala halaoad-
Ny cbect N selling . TO roarenra ~ bAsinesa. ~
have 'sriy puchaasd tarro furnsnc and h4ftuG mole
fron Pro efIy tkan can st-nd q. sA e sch. and sih
Uake - ihs ineresi any tctrps . pztk s1ch
pFuperty duy of Any uhing y gerehase sher
q shs pfsces can ea a. Laasi furnace o. ai Car
ra fasnaee. Is Lsare Fnr1aca TIE eAn1a hands
ana a G ~ NAtfsr The ru94lo prcFsrty. sheas
landa FiAss Il uEom ~ iAks pleaaars shesiag A<n
a. srou-rfF O. NAPiRa.
asral-as.ssin rrioa espy, sac a. = rs. sa.ss
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-01-02
GREAT SOUTHERN DEPOT
AND GENERAL AGENCY
For TIA sale eF every Description of
Manufactured Articles and lEcr-
chaudizc Generally.
BENZ. Il. SHIELDS.

IA6HFILLE, ILNN.i
As taken the extensive aud con7mo ious Ware Rooms
I lately occ1pfel hy Messrs s " LOOMS co cor
81 Public Square and college street for the purpose
II transacug au exclusive COtg iOns AfscnCH
and Auction afuN5DrS~. am wou'h .o5t re'prct-
uy solicit rusuts sgch Good % ereyY aud Hg
scrirtsD ad4uft no the market TaviaC de- rmiugi not
pn rhAac dnV article his cunt, and dtterng
m'tf that from long sxperence in conmerci7 he with
determination give action o. Con-gnprS and ship
D.rS viII b. happy re-Tondruce with Marnttc
'l-ers Dealers &c the various ties 81 the Union WHO
nay wish a prompt and efficient agent Factor in this
market.
-Orders FOR the ious Products Of the county at
tlr,de 4 to- BENZ ?. SIIIFLDS.
Nashville, SEPT. |, 1865. seplO-n
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YoUNG AuE.scAt


oder y0g Corn aud Cob Mil surpassed in the Tn
ion ana which cannot be supc'cedd sy past future
ventous Is 'he very Mn whcH every Farmer StOcE
Raj er should hav; viii crush from to 10 bushels
and Cob PER hour, with horse; Is easily fitted up
manag-i. gls lbs all oi the ndiug
surfaces Is prevented, vii last sny former ordinary e
time. q speak thIs Of its furtb.fy. bDctusc he s
principle has been fairly tested ia The Cd Bark Mil Who
/ 1 hat mis-
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4 NDEkS0N, =. P., dealer 10 Lace and Fancy
Il Goods &C. &C. Union street, No 80, between College
and Caer streets, NasavIle Tenn. dec81e
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NEW YORK ADVERTISEMENTS.

From VIsCHER & SCHELLs GenT Advertising House,
APPLETOs' BUILDING, $40 and 84e Broadway
Late No 50 Nassau-StTeet.
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a.aN8a.sf aEaNak1 asa4i Ns2ps
ID EcE1tBn snplhsr - & iAe eesl manHtac siln
II slasls an1 sassls ~ Joan AANA6A
ass34 q caiaas kzasA
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GREAT BRITAIN.
From Our Own Correspondent.


LONDON, Friday, Maya 1856
Whiteside's motion about Kars came to do
cision last night, and Government had majority
of 1877 There were 479 members ut the divisios,
so the majority was very decisive affair. 1t had
been good debate; for Bulwer Graham, Dsrssli
and Palmeston all spoke at length aud in their
best manner. Bulwer was elegant and fluent, Grs-
ham plausible and artful, Dsraeh forcIble and
pointed, and Pslmerston lively and dexterous.
There are great parliamentary occasions, when in
the shadow Of the old Abbey under the cold Spring
starlight, you ace the lamps Of scores of carriages
blazing away far into the morning. All great d.
bates now last till nearly q. ma change iron
the old parliamentary hours which (as Clarend0a
tells US, were from till IL in the forenoon We
get later and later in everything, and at night
or half past, is now the regular dinner hour.
We must not take last nights division % an N
dex of the sheer strength of the Ministry. 1t wS
a majority made up of very various elemesu
many OF which would be against the G0vornmoss
on another question. Sir James Graham repro
scented one batch of v0tes-Ineu who are resPonn-
bic for the early conduct of the war, and who per-
haps don't like the Kars episode, yet cannot a.
Gently vote against old colleagues, and viii
contribute to O Tory triumph. The Rsdcss
the last of these motives; and no doubt many
dependent members were influenced BY LaysM
who "cOuld not cOnscientously" condemn
Ministry on this occasion. Apropos Of Mr. ~
ard, he had very pretty flick" Of tho whI
Bulwer, who speaks better than was ever expe:ms
ed Of him. Lsyard had compared himself W
Honerc simplicity" as Bulwer said) to 49,
q race course-sometimes whistled at, someu,,
shouted at, from both sides. There . Pop
"ssying about these animals" went on -
"that Drag is good dog, but that HoldiaM -
"better. We should always like from our
"the course to whistle TO Holdfast but We 49,
sit to the other to practice enticing siurc%' 'sS
"on Brag." The truth IL that Layard aiy
talking OF bis own independence" &C., sos
generally thought "bumptious and ssPiH
individual His Nineveh success has not :sssi~
him in political life, for while the AdminSus n
Reform movement has turned out failure, -
managed to mako himself personally obnSnss -
large numbers In the csur1 Of 1t. His ss~se.
military individuals were often exposed . "s;s;kb
Gus, and they were often made with . .I~sys
amimss and want Of courtesy, such - sn WstSisG
fatal to man in the House Of Commons. rEIh
ever so ruins man there, 90 anything - -
the old slang ssase-I mean any ws..uk n
manly breeding In urging Jour Ps''' '
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paints, Oils, GLASS, Sc
Ntean 9teamers, sc.

IN POUNDS BAGGAGE FREE-1o cent?
wv per pound -Four hours from TO ocean
BY Panama Railroad The United States Mail steamship Com
peny will dispatch Aspnws TUESDAY. May 20,
O'clock D. m precisely from Pier foot Of Wans1ss North
River the veil-knovn and fast steamship GEORGE LA"
CAPT. VIM L. Hendon, u 5. N.
Passengers and Malls will be forwarded BY Panama hanroad
ard connect Panama with the Pacific Mail Steamship Tom
pany's rnasnfcent seaUShip GOLDEN GATE, r. n fier'
son commander which viii be in readiness and leave imme'
distely for San Francsco. =,
The public ars informed that ths p. Co always have
ONE or MORE EXTRA STEAMERS lying at PsnsnA rsedy
for sea TO avoid any possible detsnon Of malta
For passase apply TO w. RAYMOND ct the only Office o.
the Companies No III Westst corner Wsrnsnst
Freight to Aspnws 10 per cubic foot aud
half cents per pound prepaid and freight rsesived after
Il o'clock the day Of sailing
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Watn-Gnre.

DR. ADAMS, Water Cure Physician, receives
~ PATIENTS and BOARDERS ct his residence, No. al
Anity-st, Brooklyn.
nR. TAYLORs WATER-CUEE, No. $50 9th
~ sv New York Cty-Exteusive and superior sccommocs
cns at all times in healthy location O. H. TAYLOR ND
TNBE HIGHLAND HOME WATER-CURE,
i at Fishkll LANDING under the charge Of o. W. MAY.
NJ D. Resident Ply scAn open for the reception Of patisaA
R. T. TRAIL, b. D. Consulting Physician RefersnSes-
FOWLER and WELLS No. 500 Broadway; O. T. ADAMS, d.,
No. IL; Am.y ST., Brooklyn
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Gunner Retreats.

SUM MER Re S o X T. The
"A most heshy and romantic town IN the State, ony three
bour.' ride, between Ne~-York and Boston.
MERIDEN HOUSE,
J. s. PARMELEE Proprietor.
This house entirely and opened since last December Ut
furnished equal house in the State with all the modern
irrroyenents OF the day and will accommodate l5o.
Families wishing avail themselves OF the pure country ar
win pd the Merden House convenient ard pleasant
house in the State good Stable attached to the house
BFamies be accommodated with suites OF rooms at
mode prices. - - j. 81 fAhMELEE'
West Merden, May IS, 1885,
GUNNER BOARD.-One or two Families can
half miles by Hackenssck Psnkroad from Hoboken House
~ sb,ded all kinds of Fruit Vegetables MIX &c s,tus'
% rlsss,nt and healthy Also COTTAGE for SALE or to
u9n peo''h' MI" '' II. Y. PERRY.
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NHHE PEOPLE OF the STATE OF NEW-1Ohk,
BY tie Grsee Of God free and independent 70 IN
Interested the Of lses Of Pans
credito next Of kin otherwise
ssad esns You sd each Of hesby tsd end
psrsasy Be- .ad appear before ssss.;s q he
lsy Of November uex II O'Clock the foeesooa o ss sy,
then and thsrs attend Tie anal sescen
q NsSYosk and AdniasstOs Of he eeds shsnsh, sa1
credits Of cid dsesaseAL
In testimony whereof have caused tho eel Of oee ssd
surrpsate TO be herseuto sAxsa WAaess, ALEAAn.
DER w BRADfoRD, go Ssr,os;tss. o. a. or ~ ~ -
the yesr Of osr L1rd tAe.sead sfht hnnafsA 80
6NydI- 4 w. BkADFOHD, 0~<r0ssA
MIL lAWsVS
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Cost an6 foun6.

I OsT-By the subscriber, April 81, 1886 four
IkOTEs drawn BY sylvester Smith psyabls 70 the orier
OF the all dated % 1885, and payable al the
Bank q North America in Seymour, Conn, viz:
Ore fof 81, GOO, payable ole year from date.
One for 81 900 payable two years from date
One for SIfoo payable three years from date
One for 81 eco payable four years from date
hereby cautioned esaios or neeo
sns noes they not Endorsed BY the
Seymour. Conn, May Is, 1856 SAMUEL bAeSEfI.
I OST or taken in error from the Custom House
a,o,. J.r..v CITY this morning .er the arrival Of the
siesua4bs Asa. q large BLACK Trunk with Brass Stud
Mails containing Genilsmsns Wearing Apparel tnlee
Of Account and quantity OF Patterns &C. Any one bringing
tot No II C,irst viii receive handsome re-
ward.-frAsy May Is, 1885
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by the esscs of God and independent: To all persons
intereted in the Of JOHN L. MccRACkEN late Of
the civ Of dscessed credtors next Of hn
ohsws eetnz: You and esch Of you hseby cited
and required to Be and appear beoe our Of
he County Of New his oee In the City Of New York,
on the ninth day Of June nsxt eleven O'Clock In tho fore
that hen and there TO attend Tie 6na
the account Of proceedings Of PETER B. SWEENY Pub
lie Administrator the City Of New York, Administrators Of
the Goods Chattels and Credits Of said decsased
In testimony whereof have csused the seal Of office OF sd
Surrogate to be hereunto AIMED Witness ALExAN-
H. DER w. BRADFORD, esquire, Surrogate Of our said
county at tho City Of New York, the sh day Of May.
in year Lord thousand hundred aud
myl6 LAWNS A. w. BRADFORD, Suusxsts
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CUPREME COURT-In the matter Of the .p.

CUPREME COURT-In the matter Of the aP-
- plicson Of tho Mayor Alderman and Commona Of TIE
ST. the sry side thereof between Beekmso and
Tenyss in the City ofNewYork kstics d hereby sver
by the Estimate and IN the above
entitled matter that and charges the urred By reason Of
The in the above entitled matter subsequent TO the
euterins Of Rule Of Special Term Of the Supreme Court
held ID. City Hal. IN tie City Of New fosh on tho sa d!
their Report for revision and correction will be taxed before
one of ia Juscss Of the said Supreme Court at Chsubeu
the City City Of EewYork on Monday Tho La DAY
of Nay, 1856, ct 10 O'clock m ,,z,
sH g ZEE. i sssS o.--.'''..-
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90 Whom it man Concert.

INFORMATION WANTED, Of ELIZA SMITH,
from Lonsford near Coventry, Engsnd; has lived at Mid
dlebush NewJ.rey Her mother at Charles Judds No. 500
l0thst between 9.h and l0.h-avs., New York.
NOTICE.-If the Person who sold POWDER
IN TO Coored Man Oh MONDAY 18th lost, after O'Clock
D. m will .end note this Office addressed A. M. giving
Said Powder have been purchased In the neigh
borht od OF 3d.sv., Bowery OF Chathsms.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-05-17

DURE SODA-WATER FREE Of CHARGE
i THE ST LOUIS REPRI0ERANT SODA FOUNTAIN
COMPANY respectfully invite dealers In Soda founsaius aud
eli oher who desre o the dst time in their ,cs pertks
seid s Icw cold wsts At the fs.hioaAbis foaA
aps throughout the city call ct No. La Wlliamst near
Ann.t .here Of GOBfEss dnpls and invaluable
FOUNTAINS IA 10 operation.
DIR. ROBTNS'S
PORTABLE REfRI0ERANT SODA FOUNTAIN
y. pstenfed oh Of March ie II far sspersins al other
fo1atains Used In the South and Wet II Of the
ost eoosocs useful and sanitary Of the present
THE ST LOUIS REFRIGERAET SODA FOUNTAIN Co.
h.vs taken this means to enlist Tie tie ctssns Of
kevf Ok 10 examination Of tbs properties Of m
oa and pc,eiies test 20, delicious and L,sJthfsl Par.
SOD, " ster u pcpdr.-s
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DURE FOOD-Crackers made OF pure I'M
boted wheat me ard eater he best bread in the world
for health also whesten rts fsns Osn 0roats lhulied
Oats beautiful srtieie odiet Ssmp Graham Flour hsminJ
&c se In large email quantities the HYDROPArHlC
PROVISION STORE bssesnt OF the wstsr Csrs iasttus
Nos. IS and IS Lsisht- ct. Dexr Canal.
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6prses. Carriages, &r.

A VALUABLE FAMILY HORSE for SALE,
"A With OF without a WAGON and HARNESS 70 n.e one
s~..oa onIy Amply at HEGEMAN'S Stable Msdison'st
above C;ntoo; or at CROMWELL BIRDsALL'S, No. z"s
Frontst
EOR sALE-A fine pair of young HORSES,
about l6 hs d. high six and years old pert,cty
souns sni hind Also TWO CARRIAGES Apply to W. ID
HiLESs Livery Stable 18th ST. between 9Th and Oth avs
MATCHED CARRIAGE HORSES for SALE
l hands high old fat traveller, and Of ,N,o IL
weT fbe property Of private gentleman who VIII give
respsnsible guaranty their soundness Address '" ""
Tribune Ofce
ITO BE SODA pair Of superior matched
0sv HORSES shove hands high; warranted sound ana
And n angle or double harness. Also large TRUCH oat
few months The attention Of Express Coupsnes &c
e. y socled the above Apply at Nos l5o and lS West
96tEst before u o'clock noon.
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THE MYSTERIOUS STRANGER has arrived.
and. though not witch Of Eudc' nor dentism ~ ~
misery life may DO avoided apd hundreds ths are
nisenble may be msds happy There no in;o'ture
Of this seeming city obtain them by ncosns one United
States Tor II out Of tho ctty sddresedt TO BOX No
$50 Post Ofhce New. York City.
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miscellaneous.

ICE! ICE. ICE!-The NETWORK and
i BROOKLYN ICE COMPANY are now prepared TO serye
the public with superior quality o. leo All orders eis AZ
eoplsS Bsns viii meet with prompt attention
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-05-17

"ANIED a Z, whom steady employment will
w 1OOL-pnhSf,a &C. Piermont Shop, Piermont, N T.
20 MINERS WANTED Employment can DO
nj ~ q, - " ssh Scotch and Weish Anthracite Miners
81, % GEORGE KELLOCk,J il. Rotunds rek
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-05-17

WANTED-A good MELODEON or SERA-
w PINE IN ercbsI se Iu LOr N South Williams
burgh Address y X - Tribune Office
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CUPREbiE COURT of the STATE of NEW

- ORK-LUCIEN =. WHEELER and JOHN c. HART
assnst JOHN BULL-Ts to DO bad st tho City and County
OF Yok-To Defendant above named: You hereby
suuoned and required the complaint In this
tou which will be fled the Office Of the Clerk Of the City
NswYok and to serve copy Of yos! saIwer to the SAD
complaint Subscribers their Once, No. "a feerist
in tie City Of NswYork within twenty day. sfer tbs scr
this you. exclusive q the day OF saco
die time aforesaid Plaintiffs in this action viii take ads
inert sssnst you OF four hu ured and twenty tour
az 2ls IS thereof from the four
teenth day April thousand eight hundred and fifty six
Sos SO thereof from the twenty eighth day OF April
50, 1855. 8. w. r. A GAINES, Plaintiff. Attornsya
The duly fled IN the office Of the
Clerk of the City and County Of NewYor the day Of
NAV isy s. w. r. A GAINES,
mys IsvSvss Plaintiff Attorneys