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Bedford inquirer and chronicle. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1854-1857, 1856-07-04

TIE R.cH HEART.-Every thing that is
called fashion aud courtesy, humbles itself
before the cause and fountain of honor,
creators of titles and dignities, namely, the
heart of loqe. This is the royal blood, this
Is the fire, which in all countries and con-
tingcncies, will work after his kind, and
Conquer and expand all that approaches it.
This gives new meanings 10 every fact
This impoverishes the rich, suffering no
grandeur but its own. What is rich! Are
ycu rich enough to hold any body rich
enough to make the Canadian, in lis wagon;
the itinerant, with his consul's paper, which
connnends him ssto the charitable;" the
twarthy Italian, with his low broken words
of English, the lame pauper hunted by over
seers from town to town, even the poor
Insane, besotted wreck Of man or woman,
ieel the noble exceptions of your presence
and your house, from the general bleakness
aud staneiuess; to make such feel that they
we're greeted witt, "A voice which made them
both remember and hope What is vulgar,
but to refuse the claim on acute and con-
elusive reasonsl What is gentle, but allow
it, and give their hearts and yours one
holiday from the national caution Without
the rich heart, wealth is an ugly beggar.
Bedford inquirer and chronicle. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1854-1857, 1856-07-04
YOUNG AND OLD.

Oh, merry goes the time,
When the heart is young;
There is nought too hard to CLIMB,
When the heart is young.
a spirit of delight
Scatters roses in its fight,
And there is auic in the night,
When the heart is young.
But weary go the feet
When the heart is old
Tine cometh not so sweet,
When the heart is old,
From all that smiled and shone,
There is something lost and gone,
And our friends are few or none,
" hen the heart is old.
o, sparkling are the skies,
VI hen the heart is young
There's bliss in beauiy's eyes,
Wheu the heart is young.
The golden break Of day,
Bringeih gladness in its ray,
And every month is May,
When the heart is young.
Bat the sun Is setting fast,
When the heart is old;
And the sky is overcast
When the heart is old.
LifeT worn and weary bark,
Lies tossing wild and dark,
And the star has left hopes ark,
While the heart is old.
Bedford inquirer and chronicle. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1854-1857, 1856-07-04

RELIGION AT HoME.-"Let them learn
frst," says Paul, "to show pity at home. !"
Religion should begin in the family, and
make home the holiest sanctuary on earth.
The family altar ic more venerable than an
altar in cathedral. The education of the
soul for eternity begins by the fresidc.-
The principle of love, which is to be carri-
ed through the universe, is first unfoulded
IN the family. We learn to love God by
loving our brothers and sisters, and mother.
That is, we exercise the same feeling, which,
ia an exalted degree, is to be directed to
be directed to God. So that it il true in a
sense more familiar, and yet more compre-
hensive than is COMMONLY given TO it: "Hs
shat ioEeth not bis brother, whom he hath
sesa' how can he lovo God, whom be hath
Dot scent"
Bedford inquirer and chronicle. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1854-1857, 1856-07-04
THE BEAUTIFUL.
BIZ c. D. STUART.

Thou can'st not clasp tho beautiful,
And call it all thine own;
The beautiful is given for all,
And not for one alone.
II is Gods love made visible
In earth, and sea, and sky
blessing wide as time and space,
Fol- every human eye.
The form that crests the ocean wave,
AM sparklcs to the light,
he Star that gems the brow Of morn,
And gloriiies the night,
The brook, the flower, the leaf, the bird,
Whatever glads the sight,
Is Gods own living gift to all,
The beautiful and bright.
And blessed it is aud beautiful,
That this one gift at least
Defies the cruel tyrant's power
Aud ban Of wicked priest;
For spite of chains the slave can see
Gods love is with him here,
In beauty's light, in beanty's joy,
And beauty's blessed cheer.
And Ged be praised forever more,
For this his blessed boon;
The beautiful-which all may share,
And none can share too soon.
The beautiful which purifies,
And leads US up toliim,
Who is its source, its life and ;ght,
From flower to seraphim.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-04-09
s1-RRoG.rE,s COrRr-ApEIL :.

TSTATE-CHURCH PENS FAss ~ lub hfAh'
In The Of the Estate Of henry Haven, e;eased
SURROGATE-The intestate the owner OF
rev BY purchase" from the Mi liter, Elders snd Dea'
cons TIE Reformed Protestant Dutch Church III the IhJ
Of NewYoTk in the Church in Lafayette place, subject 20
the such might Be ASSESSED the same
n, the CoustoTy the Church By the OF the deed
.ntst that the pew sold .nd not leased for term OF
y,srS The question sres whether II real or PERSONA
e,tsic.
Ia Eussrd BY the gepeTsi law and Of cormon right all TIE
pews psTsh church The cotinon property u Tar aEs
or the o Inhabitants The Distribution rests with ne
Church Wsrdens subject 70 the control CT the Ofdi y anu
fhev cannot Be sold without SPECIAL sct Of farianea
title RE particular pew ray De
sown 20 have been attached spgurtensnt 70 p.te aN
utusg that the oceusrt Of The house for the tine beng
IL titled - tho
TIE r-Cce il this State has been widely iiereo The at
for the Of religious societies provides ~ Il = r
The ,eHtf.s OF jews and think, upon tne f1e
Of the whole for their sale also Tie usage IS
has bet general for ana rh
cep, VooIhs. rhe Presbyterian Church of Anr-rtsm
Rsrh : L. 1851 has been doubted though caes ~
the question might have been raised have oen oee-
before the Coura
a. to fall within the st-tule Of frauds lo NeBd 81 bo
1901; though existing long the church edhee stands
Is limited ard qpsted and does not give sub a. sose7
the It's Alienation by the eorpors
.oh Edw. CHI lH. kents Com co. where Chsace-i.
E.,, sh. OF the holder 10 Dot real esse
hat elaborate examination Of the statutes ala
the Surrogate concludes as follows:
The rish Of Of relates 20 the us OF aas-
doe. bic case to years IN having CERTAIN ana ee
lie time eIeeped out OF he stsu
which provides for the OF &c he 70
here Apepts Included u the provisions rsEuAsg NhA
hal be the hA IS OF the executor or sdunisraor
lst 10 the executor respect to nEhs sunz cut o.
l,y eterds the fact whether the nekt 70 The sue
the anss Of real property viz sufficient lssH
curator The property IN pe~ q w. COS,
a. The and not TO the Persons rspte~-a'e WV
cam Of tasrefoC,, 5lqos, OF " % sac
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-04-09
KINGS COUNTY COURT OF SESSIONS
Inn pEHIup

IN the Court of Ger eIa Sessions fer Kings County.
held 81 brOokD yesterday nsmed Martin Kelly .
tired p<Iur hsvns the 18th Il December last made
fcnpisnt oath eharziIs Polee Ohcer named Nc
CoUick ph violet assault AID sitompt to rob hra ii
the the examination Of GcCor-
milk that kis affidavit false The dsfru
that iLtl daI usei bat this unsupported By
tesirneLy and tie jay found the accused Guilty r-Omnend
ifs hlm 10 The mercy oi the COart
Thomes Hogan and James Bailey were arTaigned in
tire Court and pleaded guilty to sssat and battery sAd
not. and fined Z IS zach
Thomas Muligan, one Of the gang Of juvenile bur
gs. that n..s the city placed . ami ia considers
CT his youth alto plead guilty TO Pesi
lrIeeiy, ard wa sent the House OF Refuge.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-04-09

10 offend upon you when summoned and to al yol IN
the dhcbarpe Il all your duties. I do not knoS the
condition o. the Criminal Calendar for this Term, bit
hope the business Of the Court may not detain you
Longer than the time usually occupied by Grand Jures
release you from this public service at the earliest ms,
ment compatible with the faithful administration Of
justice.
At the close of his remarks the Grand Jury returned
to their room.
Daniel ONeal was then tried and convicted of high
way robbery on the person Of a sailor named Hans
Berbaus, in Rector.street some months aga. He was
nmanded for s4nteEce. The Court then rose for the
day.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-04-09
COUPT CAIRNDAR-aD,ua

UsITrD STATS DISTRICT CoURT-Nos. g. 6, 2, .,
10. Il, IS. "a, i, 10.
SUPREME CoURT-SPEcIAL TERn-Nos. l, ., ;, 10,
II. II IS Is H. Ia CRcwT-Nos $50, Sd S4, $751; s. g. 1885,
81 l0l, S So. SEQ. sci. 5s2, SIS
SUPERIOR CoURT-Nos o., 81, los, loo, l07, l0a,
no. Ill III, u.s. us lls u.s. leo 70 s inclusive SS 80 l
4I, l42 So ~ ~ 49, li9 49, ISL lS. lf, 49, l57' l5 100
ltl. 49, l6,, ls5, 100, is7.
CoaHos PIEAs-Part Nos. 329, 2l5, l29, 1875,
$50 sci SJ 5s SIS SIS SO 3sl Ss2 5i fs Part Il-Nos
81 Isl, 39l, 80 N. 1876 Ss S7i Az GA, sI 3si al, 49, SS
BROoELYS Cry CoURr-Calendar for this Day
Nos L. - -, So, 81 A. A. o. H. IS DO. q, ~, 81 S. s. So
e Z A
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United STATES DISTRICT COURT.
coSDINyATIoS OF THE SCHOONER TALMorr

COMBINATION OF IHE sLHVUNLh fAIHVt 7 IL
Yesterday morning in the United States District
Court the United STATES DstTctAoTney moved that the
schooner Falmouth her tackle 6c DO condemned AM
Ia ire 70 the Governu eut Of the Uaited There
being oppositou the motion Was granted The Dsr;t-
AoIpey The moved the United States Msrshs be d.
rc,ei 70 the cargo and other persha6s articles forthwith
which motion granted Mr. Morton then moved that ref
sce 10 the ek ordered ascertain Who the inor
nation which led the capture OF the vee lie made thus
rotop a, counsel for LoreI dc A. se who 81 gci' rsk
Az opbe had feeied this AID been the OF
her capture Court granted The mooI IL y probable the
vessel and cargo will fetch SO GO Of which De Ause!is W.!
he itled IN CIR half
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-04-09
MARRIED..

JONES-DOUGHERTY-ll Brooklyn. OF Monday afternoon.
April by the Rev. VIM. II. Lewis st the residence OF the
brides ahe Frarf Jones Of AesnJ TO Adelaide daasa
ter " Capt Charles II. Dousherty Of Brookiyn
STORY-BELL-On Mobdsy April by the Rev Joel Parker
d. D., The Hon Miner {. Story IN Mis- julia Bel, dsusnte
OH w. Bel. NJ D.
WHITF-FoRBES-On Monday April !, at St AIMS Church
By the Rev Mr. Forbes Mr.. William While ~ Miss Leits
Ecrtes, both Of County Antrim, ireland.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-04-09

.
Below will be found communication from An
cod Subscriber" upon the subject Of the action Of
the Directors of the Cleveland, Columbus and Cincin
matt Road but cannot in it any valid defense Of
the bad faith exhibited by them. 1t il, however,
proper that both sides should be heard.
The business Of the Clearing House s2l $50 900.
The Supreme Court of the United States decided To-
day The Tare case Of the State Bank Of Ohio against
that state This was justly cons ered very inpor.
tant case ard probably involves aso the matter in dis
pu,e for the last gear or two between the Ohio Trust
Company and the State.
Only $500 eco in gold were sent to Boston to day for
the tesn.r II went forward for account of M. Bel
mont.
Anew Fire Insurance Company called the New
World, il being organized.
M David White Of Madison, Ind, a very extensive
polk packer has been obliged 10 suspend payment by
resson Of the failure of provision house in this city
The Liabilities must be large. Mf. White was one OF
the largest packers in Indiana.
Early TO day there active demand f'r money,
with considerable calling Of loans Later in the day
the market was easier, and the supply sufficient on
cell for all wants. Psper is in good demand at sac
Gel t for trst-clsss.
The French Government, understand, have
Issued issued a circular announcing that after the 18th
July next the usual bounty allowed upon the export
Of manufactured goods will be materially reduced to
merely nominal figure. Ths announcement has caused
some apprehension that the imports Of French goods
into ,h. country will be largely increased in order to
take advantage OF these bounties but believe that
the only eject will be to bring the usual Fall I'M
xortatioDs earlier than usual Some French houses
have made arrangements to export from France early
in July The goods which otherwise might have been
exported few weeks later, but we cannot learn that
II orders have been increased. These bOunties OF
&c 10 y cent were established msny years ago when
tie foreign trade Of France required stimuli ing end
have been since continued. The Government las row
decided that this forcing process is longer needed,
tie trade Of France being thoroughly estabshe| '-d
rapidly enlargng, and Rave decided to abolish, On &c
18th July neat, these Governmental inducenen.s to
exports.
Convention Of Bank Officers was held n LOUIS
vie last week, at which 81 The Banks in the STATE
we're represented, for the purpse Of fixing u,liora
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-04-09
The CLEVELAND. COLUMBUS AND CINCINNATI
RAILROAD COMPANY.
r, N, Editor of The " Y Tri5gge.

IT, the Editor Of The ". y Tr5gae.
SIR: The action Of the President and Directors o.
he Cleveland Columbus and Cincinnati Railroad in
tlaton the payment Of the semi annuol interest
be Columbus Pqua and Indiana Railroad bonds
eusrnrteed by them seems to meet with severe
nadyersions. Only reply, 80 far, has appeared
. their defense. Let stockho!der present few
ponts: !. The President and Directors placed in
legal position that iolbids thor doing otherwise.
2 The stockholders have rights, apd i the Drectors
lave transcribed then power "A IL admitted by tho
terms Of their charter Why shoud the former suffer by
III The assent VI Abe stOckbodep obtaiD<d
to tie amount OF two thirds Of the stook and of tla
bare majority If votes given at the meeting large
amount may have been cast by prory-aHd that ~ the
uhdersgHed girea without the suspicion Of such
measure being contemplated. Nothing Of the kind
was minated in the notice that called the meeting AZ
Gle, Gland. .. Said bonds wero hawked about
Wal street at IS 10 70 cents on tho dollar.
Ibis fact was enough to awaken suspicion. When
tie stock Of the Cleveland, Columbus and Cincinnati
Railroad ives high, and its other securities were
among the beat in the market if there were no doubts
~ ths-e bonds, why should they 90 begging Ut
scch rate Legal men Of high order give tho
opinion that in eli such these The lac pre-
that the purchaser Of bonds knows il they are
issued legally and If otherwise issued they have none
10 blame bot themselves. T. AZ to the strong remon
sraIoe said 10 be sent 70 Cleveland calling upon tina
Directors to eau meeting Of tho stockholders, etc.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-04-09

Judge INGERsoLL and Special Jury.
The United sta trunks and three boxes marked
secvely Joseph Richardson" and cont aiming oil paint
iDss, oil sketches on Psper wsercoor sketches and en-
This case arises under the act of Congress of March
1859 entitled An act 10 regulate the collection Of duties on
in rOrs ana tuDnaSc." -,
TIE libel charge that the property in question was iouni In
the bsgesse OF on board the steamer sshhson
which entered personal Baggage, &c and that II h,d
been seized by United States fo OF duties
The defense that these articles the tools in trade OF
an a that they painted here taken England
Richardson whence they brought oack again and tn
having paid DUTY they not liable therefor
In point OF law second time.
on the tris appeared that Of these ar were
rs w Of rreat value Inc Court instructed the Jury that
he goods controversy subject the payment OF duties
unless personal bsgsge tools Of mechanical trade VERDICT
4 The United
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-04-09

TUESDAY, April s-P. ".

The Stock market Was moderately active and irres-
vln. The changes, however. rese not matecai.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-04-09
SUPREME COURT-SPEcnL TERN--Aprl S.-Befor
Judge ROOSEVELT.
THE JOSEPH WAIVER MATTER.
Junius s. Lewis sgt Daniel Dodge ct al.

Junus y. Lewis sgt Daniel Dodge et al.
This is one Of the Joseph Walker suits. 1t is
brought by Ierson alleging that he p,rt Of that
vessel engaged 10 contract between him
self and the other part In rss her, when bis further
OF ernons put stop by Waller Jones aud others
VII profes.ed under tie authority of the Corporation
atty proceeding under contract with the Mayor
which Re had no right 10 make.
Plaintiffs prayer that ell parties be eponed from taking
further steps in the prenes TO sell the vessel and
the such sale be paid
he rig { the parties be settled.
order and njunco were granted by
Judge Roo.eyct bu the defendants applied few go
rehearing ration Of the order which
fused ITears by the opinion suiJoi ed.
it thousauddol,rs have been drawn
from City Treasury in part least the expense OF
raisire the chip and This expenditure Prna iscs
would lien ia OF the ey he proceeds OF the
sale.
II would seem however that this lien intended TO be
traI sred Jones and the question s the transfer To-
sslly made q divesI the rights of tho city
Tie Of the Mayorsy in such cases Il not per
fecy There special resolution Of the Comm IN
Council has general ordinance been cited TO meet the
difficulty Indeed the point which the most embsr
mind scarcely touched upon the argument
Of the motion. -,
II seems to me- rDdsr tho Circumstances that shall best
srsu the rights Of the parties BY leaving the Injunction 70
stand also the order direct the money 10 be pad n'o
the Court where remsin 70 abide the hua near
ing
Order to show cause discharged without costs.
Sterling Smith agt. j. +. ScriDner-Judgmcnt for
plaintiff for SlO &C. with interest from 10TH April leji and
costs O; suit.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-04-09

SUPERIOR COURT-sPrcIAL TERM-APsIL Before
Judge BeswoRrH.
Cherries A. Williams ct a. Ast. Daniel jackson Of sL-in'
junction granted
Dunbar sgt McCuirePsrt OF snswersricken our
e. containing irrelevant defer -.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-09-05
WINES AND LIQUORS.

CHAMPAGNE-To SOUTHERN AND WESTERN GRO.
" cersThe undersigned Is prepared 70 furnish the Billie
salmon champagne the trade upon The most
terms and invites their attention excellent qualities
y. MEYER JR, IA broadway.
vRrsu MALT wyyIsEry-so FUNCTIONS OF POWDu q
Sons superior Dublin whskey now landing and Tor ale
nom me United states bonded warehouse by the sole mpor
..rs M III ID EASTMAN, No. Beaver street
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-09-05

COpArToH CoAr.-rHR DuI.AwARI, LAcKAwAF.
- sd Western Railroad Company 81 Wall street. ee
cr sals ~ he eAvgc iup steamboat large egg and The
cher 49, q We perjer coal .pcn Ne usual ser,na
WI WAnRnu, Treasurer,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-09-05

DrcKrAYp's NEW HAVEN HOUSE, IA BROADWAY,
ID over The railroad depot having been ensiged tho
rury under the personal supervision Of The sub-
cr Is now open for the reception q guests. suits OF
= = GEORGE DvCKLAyD,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-09-05

MADAME BALDWIN CAN BE CONSULTED ABOUT
M love, marriage and stsent friends she tells all The
events of ife ntcrprets dreams, consuts law matters
lei street third story, III ladies' gen
uemen cens She causes speedy marriage charge erra
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-09-05

Urok asLE OR ExCBArGg-THs WELL BUILT FOUR
erica house The side ~ Third avenue ops
scrr sbeve fy thro street ot xxloV house zrs price
0sn, mortgage ~ coo; rents for 20 rcr snnr frn
Gel IL, ated and u1encumbered, VI 900 sdsonai vii
be gwen Apply Al uUIGNs drug sore, crDer Of brand
I'd the Rowery.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-09-05

TSOR SALE LOW-l00 900 HAVANA seq AIRS, OF VA
rous marks 1900 OF plantation; also, II bales OF wrap
per- OF superior quality all Of which Will be sold low 70 close
stock on hand, at IA Hulscn street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-09-05

HAYES, JIG GRAND STREET.
celebrated medical and business
diseases discovered, and cures
whereabouts Of ahscn friends
business, &C. No charge unless
given.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-09-05

L,OR LIvERPO0I.-UNIrED STATES NAIL STEAM
ship ERICSSON Lowbeg, commander, will depart with
he United States mails for Europe posis on saturday
street For freight passage having unequaed accommo
dalton for elegance and comfort apply 10 EDWARD K coll
Inns, sc Wall street Passengers requested 70 be
board a. II O'Clock A. NJ All letters must pass through the
Post Office; others viii be The steamship At
antc Capt Edrdge will succeed the Ericsson and sail on
Saturday, Sept I'd. .
reduced 10 pounds per measurement unul further
notice.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-09-05

MADAME MORROW CLAIMS TO BE TIE MOST WON.
IN derfu ssrologist IN The world that has been
Known the seventh daughter Of the seventh daughter
who was also great as,rologs have n natural gin u tell
The rss end future events OF life have asonshed
bossnds during my travels Europe. will tell whether
You arc married single. and how many you be
and how and win show the likeness OF your
future husband and viii you 70 be speedily married
and you will enjoy the greatest happiness OF matrimonial bills
and good luck through your whole ME- VIII also show the
sness Of absent friends and relations and will tell 20 true
all Of life that you cannot help being astoised
No charge Satisfied Can soon you viii no, Yet ,e
chance Gentlemen not admitted. No 10 roome sree
between Cannon and Columbia streets.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-09-05

CTFTIAL NOTITE TO TIE LADTH4.-X o. JOWW0f1W
- ~ D., No. 40 prcsdwsy New vcrk. wishes - ~
distinctly undersasd thst be regularly oiuaaxo6
can graduate o. this city, sutor Of several m001n ~
Lea ems on female complaints and hiss Qealsueco0 = sis
AL diseases Of hc urinary orsars The Doc&nr Vo5 irvv
General dseasea special irregularities and III oS1VeS0u
removed BY medical swrsc> rsstnent During - r.
care and cs be referred 70 e entirely cured 0Savssl
house Consultations either person or 81 Ds srt>ii
confidential. Once hours 3 A. n DeP. n.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-09-05

CLA1RvoyANcE.-MRs. SEYMOUR, NO 40 SPRING
~ few doors Of Broadway the most celebrates
medical and business clarvoyaut In America All disease
discovered and cured cursble the fate and whereabouts
friends made known unerring advice business 40
and charge unless satisfied
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-09-05

CI.AIRyoyANCE.-MRs.
~ New York, IL the most
clairvoyant In America. All
made daily. The fate and
made known. Advice on J
satisfactory examinations are
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-09-05

tx nm REwARp.-sroLEN, ON WEDNESDAY
GD.UVO nieht, the Sd instant, at the Acadenv Muse
acopper hunting barometer watch No 90, Nobody maker
uohoken The above reward will be paid for the detention o
the supposed thief body else BY applying
emy Of Music, 70 Sam Somebody.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-09-05

SURE cuRE-pR. Wards uNronTUNATH FRIEND
- the most certain cure In the vord certain dsessee
used before all other remedies for those diseasrs var
ran,ed whou, mercury and requires dieng Ger he cure
from The blood and secsres against secondary attacks Ia
frd this ont by dear experience you ry other remeIes
Slight c,red in one day. Dr. Wwd himself has haX
experience and made more Nan phvsi-
clan IN New York A perfect Unfcrsunaea
Friend W V0se No % Canal exset eogpsg u BvoodWAys
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-09-05

vNALLACK'S THEATRE
w SUMMER GARDEN.
Mr.. STUART havins most generously rendered TO
Mr. L. IL. JOHNSTON
aF..REWELI BENEFIT, he begs most respectfully 70
that il will come oil on
SATURDAY, SEPT. G.
being his last appearance this city previous 10 his depar
ture for the South. which occasion
MISS AGNES ROBERTSON,
and MR.. DION BOURCICAULT
Have rendered their brilliant services.
Three brilliant pieces in which Mr. JOHNSTON win alse
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-09-05

EoR SALE CHEAT, IF APPLIED FOR IMMEDIATE
yA neat cottage house. with lots n ground,
situated ffh street within mrues' walk Of three fer
u will be sold low and easy Inquire OF q,
burg.