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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-09-25
FAR " FOR SALE.

tENHE gned having determined to to Calfor
MIA offers for sale the Farm which he resides
situated the road leading from Evansville Mt. Vernon
in Perry Township containing 26 Said laud
prised Of three all we'll improved and supplied
the and in healthy of the county yander
burgh Persons wishing purchase the whole
said Farm will learn the by application the
signed upon the premises. Title indisputshle.
Iwd3mw THOMAS KNIGHT.
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~ INV MUSIC.-The Lost Steamer;
" Griety Schottiseh; HuesOn Wave Polka;
Julietta Bell; John Browns Legacy;
Ogensky's Last Waltz for sale by
CONYNGT0N h
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A MILLER WAITED
a experisncei ndcompetent miller is wsnied immu-
IA dately at the Newourgh Mills Such get q
W. & ]. V. NoKTNNEY.
aug20-Imd&w$ r .l r... Newburg. Ind.
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MECHANICS WORKS.,
VDRY AND MACHINE 81

WECAANACS7 WORA$s
FOUNDRY AND MACHINE SHOP.
EVANSVILLE, IND,
WILLIAM BOYLE Sk CO.,
HEAVING purchased Mr.. Henry Sehrber's we'll kno
Foundry. would respectfully con tinuance
patronage extended him. and invite the attention of all
Foundry work any kind done. facilities
experie need in the business and will all
do and ces reasonable W prepared
Steam Engines Fire Engines Hydraulic Presses To-
baeco Screws Presses Mill Grst Mill Machin
Buldins Bastings Horsepower Thrashers. Corn Shelters
Lard Kettles Lard Presses Railroad Work Steamboat
pairs done, etc.
Castings description made order
Steam Boilers Lard Tanks and all the fixtures belonging
;herotO.
Brass castings of all kinds ade to order.
All orders may be addressed to WM. BOYLE b co.
mh2s-6w Evansville Ind.
GROSS keg Fasets with leather 81 doz Ok
II Is doz long square German Cologne "a dog hears oil for
sale by ap17 I. & D. HEINANN.
SSUNDRIES.-
~ 125 Bonnet Ribbons and handsome Styles
100 do styles Dress Trimmings;
$50 doz Cambria Cravats assorted qualities;
25 pieces super twili'd French Black Cloth;
2ncartoons Silk Velvet Ribbon. diherent widths;
$50 Parasols. assorted styles pcs Satin de Chine;
50 doz Tuck Combs, rs doz Inda Rubber Puf Gombs
dor Horn do $50 gro Metal Vest Buttons;
100 metal Coat Buttons; $50 horn Pand do rec'd
this day and for sale by JAS. Low CO.,
mh29-d&w 4I8 Main street, Louisville Ky.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1856-08-08

Delivered before He Washington
association Of Lancaster, on he
F'ourth Of July, 1915.
James Buchanan, Esq.
IhTty-Hire years ago upon tins
day, We were declared an indepen-
dent people. At that time the Con-
llnenial Congress burst ssuuder the
chains which bound them 10 Great
Britain, and resolved to be free or
PERISH in the attempt. Upon that
day they presented to the world
spectacle of wisdom aud frmness
which has never been exceled.
To make proper estimate Of
their conduct, we must take into
view the then situation OF this coun-
try, compared with that of our enc
my o. the one side, the armies of
Great Britain were numerous and
veterans they were led by COM
manders who had acquired military
reputation in every cline they
were supported aud furnished with
every implement OF war by nation
whose wealth has upon different oc-
casions, purchased the services of all
the crowned heads OF Europe On
I the other side, our armies were small
and unacqualnled with military dis
cipline our officers were destitute Of
experience, and we were so mlsera-
bly, poor that our brave soldiers were
not more lhan half clothed, aud their
winter marches over the frosty
ground which they were defending,
could be tracked by the blood that
flowed from their naked feet.
But even these were not the only
disadvantages under which we la
bored. Whilst our enemy invaded
us from without, the torch OF discord
and treason was lighted up within.
When independence was declared,
the mother country had powerful
party throughout all the middle
States, and many other adherenls IN
every other part OF the Union.
Dreadful, therefore, was the re-
sponslbility of that Congress. Had
not victory carried their banners,
their names would have been cursed
by the people Of tins country as the
promoters of a destructive civil war
6 while their blood would have howed
on the scafiod as sacrifice to ap
, pease the sprlt of British vengeance
In this awful situation, whilst tn,
dark cloud of destruction appeafeC
ready 10 burst upon them, they de
clared TO the world our ndepen
dence. ihey thought that
+ . One day, one hour Of virtuous liberty,
Was worth whole eternity Of bondage.
Everlasting honor TO their names
The gratitude of free people vii
forever hallow their memory.
10 1t is not my intention at this time
to give you narrative OF those glor
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1856-08-08
From ,be New Yors Evening Post.
Brooks Canada Song.

Is Canada BROOKS was asked TO 800,
To waste ufp5edef pound or 90,
Ho sighed ~ he answered 40, no. no.
They might take IA, life ou tho way you know,
For am afraid, AFRAID, afraid,
Bully Brooks s afraid.
Those Jet'ey railroads ean't abide,
'lis dangerous Thing 90 the train. TO ride
Each brakeman otrues a knife by his side.
They'd cut ny throat and they'd cut 1t sido;
And am sffsid, Anai1. uirsid,
Bully Brooh, b. afraid
There are "rssss hunting in Ns~ Yoh bsy,
To murdei strangers ths' psss that way,
The ouatef Ganusou Keeps them in pay,
And they ken at less, a score a day
And { am afiaid, afraid afraid
Bslly Brook. is affaid.
Beyond New Yors 10 every car,
They keep supply Of feathers aud Tar
iney a--s an --,ts -n non bat,
nHa 'hooid bs .'uothered ere roi far.
Anl ana siisid, afraii, affsid,
huis Brooks is aifaid.
These dresdful Yankees tals ihteush the nose
The sound 3. terrible, goodness suovs,
Aud, ''hen hesr ita shi,er goes
From the crown OF my bead 60 the tips Of my toes
Fvt am afrsd, afraid, afruid,
BuIj BROOKS is aiiaid.
80, dearest ST.. Ruiuugumo,
Ill stuy at homs " 20, slI the same,
And i'l toll ilo world twas burning shane
That so did not hfht and youie blsms.
For ON afraid, afaid. airaid,
EuiIy Brooks Is afraid.
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Summer.

nv tHE nos. ms. roHror.
This IL the time Of shadows and Of flowers,
When toads gleam white for many winding mile,
When gentle bfseEes fan tho lazy hours,
and halmy rest repaya tbs time oi toll
When purple hues and shifting heums beguilo
The tedious sameuess n the heath grown moor
When the old riundsirs soos vita placid suile,
The sunburnt children fioiic round bis door,
Aed tfsiiised rosssdo the cottage Of the poor.
The time of pleasant evenings, whsu tho moon
RisesuccompsnIod by single star,
And nvsis eien the brilliant summer noon,
In the eleaf iadiaoce which she pouu afaf--
No stormy winds her hours of peace 10 mar,
Or siir the leeey clouds which melt sway
Booeath the wheels Of her iiiumin.d eatj
While many liver uemhirs in her ray.
And silver elelms tho sand round many ocean bay
on ths heart hes hushed, sirsid tohest
In iho doop absence Of il other souad
And homo is sought eith Ioath and lingering feet,
A. though hat shiaur tuof hHf ground
Once leit and io.t gh newer more be- found
And happy seems ihe hf that eipsies ioad
Who make their ne-ts where mossy hanks aholud,
ln nook whore unpiuotel wild howou she'd theifseed
4 saovs. .prsadiug tent the only roo; they nesdl
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@ulitiral.
Brooks and Burlingame

Before the Chaiienge-" Now. sir, say
70 that gentleman that no man has the night
to wear arms who does not dare 10 use them.
In my country, the cock that crows and
wont fight s despised by the hens and even
by the pule,s who know thing or two in-
stinctlyeIy. y Preston Brooks, July II.
.ader The Challenge -" he requires me
TO meet him 10 Canada, distance Of near
seven hundred miles by the mail rout--a
rout running through the enemy's country,
aud through which no man knows better than
Mr. Burllngame that could not pass with
out running the gauntlet Of mobs and assas-
sins, prisons and pententares, bailiifs aud
consiablcs. He knew that | could never
get to Canada, aud that we're I to do 30, and
he were TO fall, that never would get back -
Preston Brooks, July 22
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VOL. L, NO. 37.~~.wHoLE NO. 2599.

dren's children. to remote genera
tons, may be assembled together up
on this ausplcious day, blessing the
memories Of the men whom heaven
entrusted with the glorious task of
making a great nation, free, happy,
and independent.
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Railruahs.
y 8 a.l--;s.'s sis.....,ss
Vermont d Canada n. r.
SUMNER ARRANGEMENT.
Northern aud western, British
aud United states Iaii Route.
Trains Going North.

NJ All TRAIN connects 90 Windsor and Whts
w River Iunction with rans from Nofon and Spring
fed sir day and from Now fors the day previous %
400 lesyes Windsor 10 %, cu1nects at Bufling-
too with Steamers on Lake ChampaiH for Saratoga, Al
Rouses Point with train foe MosrHEkL the sema , n .
nnd uert mofning with train that arrives at ucnFSt-
ruHeH 30 time 10 connect with the SrEANrrs Of the
Amefcsn and Great Western bnilfoid E1pfess Lines
~ Nagau Fails, Buffalo, Hamilton, Chicago, and the
West
ACCOMMODATIONS TRAIN connects ~ Windsor
aud White River Junction with fana that leave Boston
10 90 noon and New York ai 90 n. same morning.
stons over night Al Nouhdald leaves 100 A. n con
meets burlington with Lake Chsmplain steamers ant
Runaud Road. and AZ Houss's Point with uains for
M0ntea md Ogden shurgh arriving n timo TO take the
American line Of Steamboats, Cor ths West same eve
utug
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Trains Going South.

MAIL TRAIN eosnsots A. Rouso's Point with train
from OGurstHrHaH uight before and from Mfione and
NoHrHEAi the same mHfuiuei at White River June
mon with tfans for H. lohnshury, ani the WHrrr 40
fssvcuNtA MorSrAtss same day, alec, With Northern
a. Road for Boston, Lowell a. arriving those
pa0e oafF 40 by any other route ae, connects a.
Windsor with trsin FOR Bellows Falls, Fhchbufgh,
Srfnghed. aud arrive To- Nav NouK same evening and
Al Hurhngton with Steamer un Lake Champlain.
Leave Rouse's Point 40 a. ~ r. Adams SAB 4. NJ.
Buflinrtun 9. IS ~ Montpelier Q 90 A. ~.
ACCOMMODATION TRAIN connects Al Rouse,
Point with trains ffum Ogdensburgh snd Montreal stops
over night A. White River Junction or Windsor and
connects with truins striving Boston at 90 p. ~
end at New York o. 4
rfcHErr for HutiAo. Detroit, Chica 60 nd the West
for sole at the pfiuoipal stations.
R. SHERBURNE, sup't.
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is Lag ~ sIsl.......,sii =l.ss.z 56
Northern, N. H., Railroad.

A FTER May y, is5s, p,s.sugss Ts.ies leave Con
~ esd 30 ioas. A. ~, or On afllya Of hui ur Train
from Boston, Luweli, La~fcuee, Norrrstef. &C 900
White River Junction, Wers River. Lutleiou, -.
Johnshuty Burlington Rouses Point, Montrsa Oedeus
bureh and ail stations tho Vermont tenuai, ug
deushnrah Psssumpsic ard White Mountuins Railroads
theucs hy Stage 20 Whus aud fanconia Mouniains,
isnrastef Barton, OHnyie, Stanstead and all the pro
clni towns IN Nofihefn New Hampshire aud Vermont
Leave Concord al 90 z. M. on atdvai Of the 81
up Tfan from Boston, Worcester, be-, for White River
Junction aHd Nofhfeld, W., proceeding early ueHt
morning oyof Vermont Central kailroad 10 Ruuse's
puiut Montfo4l and Ogdtnsburgh.
tsave White River lunct toa foi Boston Lowell, Law
renee Worcester &C, 100, A. ". nd At 2lU p. NJ
on ou afrval af tho Tflins fum Vermont Genital and
Pst.umusic Hsilroads flf Hosioa and intermediate
stations, and Bristol Al 81 90, 4. g.
Bath down Tfai1s connect with Trains to Pous
mouth, lawfoneo. Lowell. sc.
Passcngefs iof Gfuton Junction. Clinton, Worcester
kewpoft snt 100 stations 900 ihe Worcester NofNirh
Providence Had Western Kairoaos, and TOR New hurk
&c, connect a Nashu1i with tstns direct iaf thns'
places. bY 6fsf train over Northern kallfpHd
passeneera by the first up tuin on Northern or -uIi
van Kailfosds csn pas- hetwiu Lowell, Nashua, Lsw
fence. M1nchestef. Cnncod and Bellows Fals aud co
toir od ats stations without detention ui White Rive
J1nci iiau and second up fain OH Northern Hailfotd
r4n reach Windsor same evening.
ffoiEht Trains from VI Contfal snd Passumpsc Rail
ruads psss this oad daily, Cor Boston, Nofcesfor
Portsmouth, SC, and Special Catue trains every Tues
dry, either 30 Cambridge uf Mediofd landings.
ONsLOW sTkARNS, Agent.
Concord n. n. Nav i7th, 1856
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AN GRAFTON

Delivered before the Washington
association Of Lancaster, on he
Fourih Of Juiy, 1915.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1856-08-08
BY E. P. WALTON.
qputrbmaH < 5tutr9uurHuI.
rruLrsnrD EvrnY rRlDAr MonslNo.

TERMs.-si,5 80 cash In advance s2,0O psymen nj
not made 10 advance interest always charged fun the
end Of the ycaf.
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NIEDICAI~


f,ONrIDENTIAI MEDICAL AND sURaIcA AL CoNsuI,
u Mtionsbr CuBBBTS, ~ dunno street. member OF he
New York University, may be consulted Diseases Twent,
seven years In his speciality enables him make porrnancn
cures. " B.Dr. Goblet hoids connection win moh-M
imposors. 81 < ~ NfS tAss a41tr
mr. WARDS UNFORTUNATE's FRIEND, AND ornFR
H. unrvslled remctesThe certain diseesas
quicker and complete than ANYTHING elsa The aaoted
would obtain and speedy cure should come
Immediately 10 l hundreds monthly. (jf,ca ar.
ranged thai pal ents do Ioet Quick, efecns and nm
iaDDg medical aid rendered Ny unfounates friend cures
Always In week often n two days. slight cornmenrinr
twelve hours. occ Cnn street. door easi OF ihc cor
ne Broadway. 8 Hf e#Et - ~ 4TC7 n 10
pR!yATE CONSULTATIONS. DIR. WATSON ocx.
nes his practice 10 clNss Of disease which he has
treated than twenty thousand eases wkou,
OF failure. Thersmcdios mild and keep patient
FRI BUSINESS him 70 detection while In
cent there s In twenyionr hours DR. Wasr
desires TO stse that many have been deee we'd b, 10
pNmsea OF certain gharlaas and been f1i1r by drugs
no'ier arc specony invited . can In he htrt place.
- = j VT = - WILLIAM WATSON, NJ. ~,
Mary years 10 he Lock Hosps author or Tho
and Curc,' numerous plates, 81. Ohoo 20 Walker
street. fourth door west OF broadway. . f
DiCuRD's rR1UTrCE, &c -ADR. O. D. HAMMOND,
IL laie ggp VIII ticoro Paris AID with as celebrated
OF this city, Drs Carnoctsu and Mott. be
suited, corhdenaay ct bis ysnicay ocaed rooms, SO
r,n 8 TO daily. Consultations ca FrarcAs.
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PATENT MEDICINES.

A madeline HAS BHEN DIsCOvERED.-DRH AIGHT
"A after series Of scientific experiments has made
wonderful discovery Of vegctsbte compound which has
proved sea for al kinds 0f colds. coughs
cts asthma and consumption settens and iooscns all
snate auctions OF the throat aud lungs Is effects
truly wonderful snatchng hundreds ware rom the
grave. Oflce, 2O3 Bowssy.
Dr. Haight-Dear Cr-The bcttie q cough syrup pur-
chased Of for cold and cough be very
beneficial In act, cured by magic. truly be-
hcve that the greatest discovery OF dc age and
commend al those AFFECTED 10 try Il, assuring them
slant and permanent relief Yours, truly M
VIZ. A. BAssATT, ia DOwery. NY,
Dr. Haght-Dear sr-H.ytns used your orunalvcsetabie
compound for congh and pain the chest with most
ber efcal results cheeruly re0ommond Almost vnlus
Bile medicine 70 those similarly afflicted. Yours, he,
W. BRowy, csrner OF Fulton and West streets
DR.. HaPh-DeAr bH-Havbg suffered from 6htrossing
cough and having tried remedies Without obDing
lief was induced by friend 70 Try bottle Of yegs sbs
and cured In few days. Hoping this msy set the eyes
those similarly afflicted, remain yours, respctev -
NATARRH.- CATARRH CURRD BN leIHWvPRO-
~ No smut minerals used., Tia EoatEp0nt has
cured surely and permanently, cases uAt h4ye bAd e
skin OF the first physcans in America shown
rate. X. WILKINSON, 26 Eighth svenuc, basefrsnt
DOMAIN EYE BAIsAM sse "a. ia rsi5 st.i.t.-.
N For weak eyes phamed eyelds This basan = he
best preparation that he used for dr.
eases OF the eyes and eyelds When the dseast1 hnod
the external coat OF the eyeoal md hning s Sy0d
EFT A. d. D. SANDS Druggists lS FuAon skcs.,
rE.s4N-
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WATCHES, JEWELRY, sc.

CALIFoRNIA DIAH0NDs.,s9Is NEW AND BEAU
~ ufu article stn takes he lead Genemens pins "a b
a6 ladies' pins $500 $z5 rings - to so; studs crosses
buttons. necklaces &c. Any Of the above articles hy
mai 70 any part of the United States. L. ~ JACOBS,
Manufacturing jewellers, 40s Broadway
1EWELRY FOR SALE, AT Low PRICES.-THE SUB
q scrber intending to relnquish the ewefy business on
the rst Of May next will dspose Of his OF jewery
greatly redueed prices from this date.
D. j. TENNEY, 25l Broadway.
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MEDfGALs

DE- s2s rs sss5s sP
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street q 80 Bro.dw.y .; also sooe SOFA = "a
Courier Rats 6nis. sisAs zsEnaa xssoHS ScaSs-ss.
nR. RALrHs OFFICE HOURS uroai2sA. NJ.
Woostsr - s'''p'' ~ = ''0 ' - - hs''
nR. LARMoN1's PARIS ANo LONDON MEDICAL.
4 co9.s srS ss. ass srd n, %
authors Paris and London Hsatmsn, * h spscSy nosS
neet so,neE go s.osSway New York We recO%msDd Pr
tuug, National Democrat Day Boof &c. 49,
EwFICAcIOUss CURE FOR ooRNs, BUNaONs, CAL
H. e s.s .as grswDg into Ne ash dsrds.
without s.usfsg ne .ish,s.s pau
ne Enusros and ~ Ro,.i Family .. ksssad
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trrom hi. Imperial a.js:.y. N.psasos In, nspes< =
sss s', quo Lev, ': g: Z:
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49,. >. x o.1 S.s,. p, sts. J.:; lason
sa.s f es::
NJ. Lev, "a. ne ,s. ss sss s s:.ssss = .s .n
feet, without giving mstho sissss 30 - - -
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Broadway In I'd iiAcn tho general practco Of nsci-
CINE electro m ss.s Of psrsys, rheuue
edat The same ho,rg t19 A n =, fsrHs ssah.
livery family saeu This valuable booS XEcss .
as ss's So ga sss ''ssss
or poss free. Price 81 T ~ e ~ ~ nsfiF II
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cfs ecssf 81 fss,s ne r@sa, far general as n.
stsm woS :, become mps.5sd Svsn r. NE Sssss 4 me-
sS us magic S
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Which copays and cusss have 70 s sesn shoisSs - ss
9csi 10 'he ruin d tho hsash q sa portion popu
ThisssxAr I,she great European remedy ri 81 sass
Win mercury 10 H. svSsSie esatr,esos n tbc pst ccn
tu,on which All tss sarsapasa worsd anno rs,oyH
and al psscsaOs suss. s may rs 60 s. 'ns
Sold d ID Gases al a. Or four ouc b. vs ssvs,
81 and " y21 cses whersb, thors = syins 81 X dydsd
rSSs s wSsss sSs Ss. sla II s
shc world by n. HARROW. NJ o. 81 Greene sra.t ness
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nR. LARNoNrS PARIS AND LosDosi MEDICAL
ooored figures cloth 81 Among rs contents y explained
nervous debility local and general d,esses, hom or
London treatment from a 70 2; ana toeR Il, 4. ksede
Broadway. We recommend Dr. LArnnont to 4e ,ealicied
Courier dee Flats Unis, Ssaas zehnng National Dcncsrs
'tl' - A>s WV
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TRAVELLERS GUIDE.

IL Up6ON RIVER RAIIROAD.-TRAINB LRAvR
II Chambers street daily, for Albany and Troy. On and
after Monday, January e. 1856, the trains win follows
Exoress train n, connecting with Northern Wenarn
trains. through way 6n /. express train, P. NJ: for
Poughkeepse at A. n and $3.50 Nj for Peekskn $40 p.
trains stop a al tire way stations Passengers taken Cham
oers Canal Christopher and Thirty first Streets Sunday mail
rain, at p NJ from Canal syee for Albany stopping n
Qail stations n. L. sykes. Jr, Guperin1audank
THE STEAMERS BAY STATE, CAPT. JEwETr, AND
EMriRE SIZE Capt Bra, ton Of The Eau River line
OF them leaving pier No. North river every aerroon at
4o'cnck VIM. BORDEN.
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LNoR NORFOLK AND RfcHM0ND.-THE UNITED
IL States mail sieamshp ROANOKE. Capt Tbos Skinner
win leave for te above PLACES on Saturday sacroon March
No OK on Sunday afternoon Richmond Monday
morning. Passengers the South viii proceed without
&C. Tho James river being now free from fce travellers
Wishing 10 take this agreeable and expeditions route need mo-
fare with saeroom Norfolk kS 70 Richmond and Peters
burg $40 Storage half price. Apply TO LUDIAM PLEA
SAINTS 80 Broadway. f.s tlns7 ill., II sat t.0rss ~
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nsoR IIvnRPOOL-UNrfEO sT xfHs NAIL STE nBHIP
ATLANTIC, olive Eldsidgs Coyn,d- This sSsmship VIII
depart with he United BtRAss mats ~ Europe positively
6esrdav March ss II osock. NJ fom her bsh 81 he bot
OF Canal street.
For ffssh pass~ea having unsqusiled accommodations
g = EDNxEb K. COLLINS, So Wal street.
rAaoenggs requested 70 be bosrd at II A. u.
Shipper VII please tahe notice that The SHIPS Of s ne can
MOI ealTy any goods ccnkabsndof
An letter. pes through ihe Post ofcc-szy oaer w
steamship Baltic win succeed The Atlantic and lea 80 on
March L.
The steamers OF this hne 10 avoid the danger from the se
VIII n& croas Tho Banu north - degrees until ssr the lat
Of August next
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A MEETING OF THE CREDITORS OF MEssRs. w. 4
kichai dson WIN lake place Tuesday March l. a. IL
O'Clock NJ at NO. lao Water street. All parties Interested
particularly requested 70 attend matters Of great mpox.
lance with be discussed. By order Of the committee.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-03-01

phoADwAY fHHAfkE-E. A. MARSHALL. SOLE
ID Lessoe W r. Blake Stage Manager. Doors spen q
o. O'Clock; performance commence 81 Ia precisely. This
evening March he grand lee endary equestrian drama
- aEhNE THE HUNTER,
Adeped and arranged from Atnswoyhs historical
efWhdsor Castle'D expressly this theatre which he
"oo OF Aessrss r l.y 4 n,ers eonssng Of
including the wonderful trained animal
WI appear.
~ s.o NJ nhol!
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-03-01

nESMOINES COUNTY, IOWA. EIGHT PER CENT
~ bondsThe semi annual interest COUPON due LIST March
on these bonds will be paid at the bank of North America
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-03-01

Al ONEY TO LOAN-ON DIAMONDS. WATCHES, JEW.
~ ery pianos dry goods segars and every description Of
mortgages &C. negotiated Watches and ewey for SALE H.
THAYER SA Rroadway rooms Nos aud z. second story.