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PARTITION NOTICE
! Court of Common Pleas
Carroll coanlF. O..ia.

A~HstI Ooaft % Oominou Fa4a
CarroU rourf, "a.
Daniel heCrsNry, ct al.
DANIEL heCfesry, william MeCfeary, John MsCrss.
y, ihaiey heCreary, Thomas heOfsary, EIrsbesh
o. NE state Of Ohio, George etul and N.
eeeea stun bis wife oi lhs STATE Of OHIO. are lsrs
oy notified that On The fourteenth day Of Jaos Isss
ssia Robert hahetL hed bis pet.doa Ia The Csurt al
common Pleas, Of Carroll county, Ohio ths oh.c al
prayer o. which s Tor partition o. the opuag dssorIb
sa rear estate, situate IN he county q Carroll sna
state OF Ohio, viz The norlh.west quarter of ssco.
tNsntyhve, (2S) ofiovnship sixteen q 81 range ssvep
E also 30 acres OF Of The east end Of he north es,s
quarter Of section dirty one 3l Of township sixteen
OhiO Al II the sane cannot be aparted th.t ,bs 49,
be sold 70 the highest bidder. And t further pravs
that guardians ad item be appointed for said Thomas
heCreary and Elizabeth heCieary, who are minors :
Said petition viii be for hearing at the next term ~
said court, in August, 1856 ROBERT MAPFEFr
By Z. X. BekIey, att'y foT petitioner
June 10, ls56.-6W-pr feet
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MARRIED. On the 9th inst by the Rev. G.
H. Reiter. at the residence Of her father, Mr..
Joseph GWeen, to Miss Hannah Cline, both Of
Carroll co o.
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Herbert, who shot the waiter Ksiting, was,
recently indicted for murder by the
Grand Jury of Washington and committed to
Jail for trial,
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1856-07-17
Nav YOKE, July "a, 1856.
SHERIFF'S SALE.
Sarah Morrison.

Sarah Morrison, By virtue Of an order
vs.. Of sale, issued from the
Samuel SmyTe, and Court Of Common Pleas Of
Maria, his wife Carroll county, Ohio, and
To directed, viii offer for sale al the door Of the
Court House in Carollton, Carroll county, Ohio,
On Saturday, tie 26h day Of July, d. D. 1856.
between the hours Of 10 O'Clock A. NJ, and 4 O'Clock
P. M, Of said day. the following described premises
to witt situate in the county Of Carroll and state of o.
ho and known and designated as "lot numbered tWen.
y, (2O6 also part of lot numbered forty -four, (44)
ronting Jefferson street. and being the front third
part Of said ot all in the town Of New HagerstoEn -
Appraised in the aggregate at Sl75 90. Terms cash.
J. H. WHITCR RAFT, Therif.
June 10. '56.-td-pr fee So 90
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PoKING FUN AT PRESIDENT P1ERcE.-Among
the regular tossts announced at the Fourth Of
July dinner at Charleston, South Carolina, was
the following:
"7He President ofthe United States-The i'm.
personatiOn of that high manliness, that un-
swerving integrity, that generous catholicity Of
sentiment, which adorns the glorious union Of
'76. The name of Franklin Pierce shall 90
down to grateful posterity as the man who
knew his duty and dared to do it.'
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DR.. Hardman will be in attendance at his rooms in
the Patton House. CarroOn, the 7th of August next
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WORDS OF CONSOLATION TO THE BEREAvED.-
Dr. Judscn once wrote 10 friend in the hour
OF tlial: $50 the light of your dwelling has
gone out, my poor brother, and it is all dark
ness there, only as you draw dawn, by faith,
some faint dreams of the light of heaven, aud
coldness has gathered round your hearth
stone; your home is probably desolate, your
children scattered, and you homeless wan
derer over the face OF the land. We have
both tasted ofthose bitter cups, once and again
we have found them bitter, and we have found
them sweet TOO. Every cup, stirred BY the
finger of God, becomes sweet to the humble
believer. Do you remember how our late
wives AMI others used to cluster round the well
curb in the mission premises, the close ofthe
day? can almost see them sitting there.
with their smiling faces, as look out of the
window, at which am now writing. Where
are ours now? Clustering around the we'll
curb of the fountain Of living water, TO which
the lamb ofheaven shows them the way; re-.
posing in the arms ofin6nite Love, who wipes
away all their tears with his own hand. Let
us travel on and look up. We shall soon be
there. AS sure as l write and you read these
lines, we shall soon be there. Many weary
step we may yet have to take, but we shall
get there at last. And the longer and more
tedious the way, the sweeter will be our re-
pose"
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CHEAPEST SADDLERY
In THE STATE.

VHE undersigned returns thanks to his Friends, and
customers for their liberal patronage,
And would say that he continues to manufacture
Saddles Brides &c, at his cabin in Washing ton Town
ship Carroll co. o.
All work will be warranted and sold on the most
favorable terms.
will take in exchange for work. grain of any kind
Horses Cows sheep, any other good stock and will
sell for about one fifth less than any one else
June 18Th i56 -3m WN HcTFEN
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PlaStering! PlaSteFing

The undersigned would respectfully inform the pub
lie that he is still engaged in the above business and Is
prepared to execute work to the fancy Of any, Plain
and ornamental pasterng done TO order on the short
est possible notice. Ny long experience in the bus
ness, and my success as mechanic, enables me to as.
the public that all work viii be executed TO entire
satisfaction. All orders will be attended to promptly.
address the undersigned, at CarrOlton Carroll county
Ohio. WIN, c. RJTNI0N -
June Is, ls56.--tf.
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Q0NNETS.-A fine lot Of Neapoltan, lace, and En-
ID sh straw Bonnets Of the latest styles will be found
at the store Of AKIN 1 BAXTER.
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By virtue Of an order
Of sale, issued from the
Court Of Common Pleas Of
HnrrnIl cnnntr- 0hin and
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-09-06

The Snip RxsoLUTE.--lt announced few days ago
IN the herald that the command of the Resoute an ap
preparation for the purchase and rctment Of which, 70
be presented to the British government passed at the
session OF Congress had been rendered to com
uarder Henry ]. Har.eeiI of the Navy We are pleas
ed 10 learn that Capt Hsrtsten has accepted the eer
and will proceed he get advices from the Navy
Department, bring the Resolue to New York, where
she " 10 be yettted.
This rs NOT only Il. appointment but an appropriate
compliment TO a geilant snd meritorous oiicer. Capt
Harts,eir is well known to merchants as the accom-
plshed commander Of several OF mail steam
srs ard the world for his successful expedition in
search OF distIr gaished counrynan DR.. Kane The
Of Capt Harsten in search Of the lost Pacific
the aid aor ded By him TO vessels IN distress during
that rerous lime obtained for him enviaoe rep
utua.ion our community bold and eiciett navi
gator, as well ss a ssiltul and humane officer.
While NO can safely predict for him cordial rocep
Ucn his mission England suggest il as proper
occasion merchants and ctzens TO tender him
testimonial for his past services.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-09-06
CUNGaEss WAITER.

A CARp.-To sourliERsERs. DRINKERS or plN
~ ess water Meare reliably informed
nnucr We nam. m sagatoea water snd salts under ne
public IN the souhrrn ana staies
sons buying these articles desire and think they purchasing
u all kinds from Congress 10 ditch and tho
articles imposed IN hs the public no-'y ars
persons desiring the effect II Congress water the effect q
hem being entirely da rnlvn ha q the gcnie Congress
times resulting M scroua permanent dncues Nv weaken.
ing the digestive and the tone Of the stomach
and bowels ccn rendering mill case Of dyscpsa
the effect being different from that proucei by
caharics dissolved w ordinary waterwhiie Congress
water produces neiher gripping injurious effect ease
however dcbaied patient may be- being tonic "a we'll
as curative. The Congress Spring, IN well known, IL
t,rn M the reputation Of Saratoga VET .o ps 49, 49,
sonfounded the name of the spring with that 81 the
place, thus sacraIng The opportunity .wader. %
the repuison obtained by the CONGRESS- spring in onr
series Of years The injury thus inflicted upon the public and
finding eher injurious effects from their us~ they
IN future refuse the genuine Congress- suppong
its genuneness .t It IL in bottles and boxes bearing our
the old bccs and box greedy bought up ~
less article and selling as urress or saratoga water bnv
only ofhcse you can rely water and other
and be certain that the cork branded as me ~
va,er-C WIZ without these words Il l. vaiueless
dangerous counterfeit As 10 the compounds called Sarssogs
inurousnot If the Sold
M. powders OF the shops That impossible 10 form Con-
artcsy have the authority ~ The celebrscd
ehemis, Sir Humphrey Davy, foliows lmpossble "a,
reconbne the ingredients 20 a. 70 make an article OF equal
water on writing us viii you prices s,ss
packages and ~ ordering from us direct enclosing drsn
for he M % eds,ed you r sss ssy e % y 9
genuine Congress water only reliable persons ard en-
anime he lettering Of the cOrs br AZ pxr . wu,rr
Congress Spring Saratoga sprinss No is Thames ..
sev Work CiU
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-09-06
The Hat Trade.
FspEggcUFrD.S CIRCULAR.

THE FALL FASHION FOR 1856.
In the hat all other business. popularity and
ocpcnd the super ority Of the article and the
mode alton If the price Preenson and eNoron have no
community against sShl and cheap
pess Esnenscheds career establishes this fact. by de-
voting hi energies taste 10 the Improvement Of the hat
strict economy every department OF his
business he enabled 70 produce the most superb
elegant less than bis more assuming com
petiors sell model specimens Of American
full twelve PEE under the cheapest rates Of the
woud fashion. The attendant upon
honorable and sarscons has compelled BIN 70
enlarge his ana mandatory liz nassau street. 10 or
continually 'reasng trade The Int
establish has been extended and oeauted and
celebrating the he has just issued dress
ll which shape material classic beauty and
high nsh stands No among the fashions OF the season
Wisely adherirc the which has marshalel his
popularity. he introduces this latest style q, the Oh figure
Broadway houses should lead Ia prices
while lead excellence fashion and cheapness at
Mass
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-09-06

PHILADELPHIA STOCK BOARD.
Nm n LILA Cent. II

PHILADELPHIA STOCK BOARD. 49,
rHiIADsLPmA, Sept g. 1865.
Socks better. Pennsylvania state Elves ssa Head.
Canal, 1871 Pennsylvania Railroad, 4sl4
- BUFFALO, Sept. SIS N.
Fvour nrmer SsIes OF 500 bbs at So 90 So Sc for
choice Ohio and Michigan S5 62 So rs for good TO best
extra wheat-Good inquiry but quotations hard TO get
SRles of bushels III vi ~ Tor red Illinois, and part
On Dr,yate terms Corn not firm Sales Of 40, 600
bushels at SIC. $40. Oats quiet. Receipts for the
twenty four hours ending ut noon today-5,570 bbls
Canal exports +46 bushels wheat 1897 bushels Of
corn, 26,5 $50 bushels oats.
CHICAGO. Aug 5-5 p. II.
Wheat unchanged shipments to Buffalo, 35 900 bushels
and 0swego, 10000 Corn drll; sales at 4lc ship
tn,s to Buffalo ST. 600 bushels. Fregbts considerably
higher; corn 70 BoiaO, loo
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EMPIRE WATER.


~ STRING
The steady increase of popularity Of the Empire water dur
ing the past few wears, the
crrrrrrc, rrs OF PHYSICIANS,
which prove the Empire
SUPERIOR CONGRESS,
possessing all the virtues without the Irritating
which often creates cough IN the
driukage by invaids. ~ -. 49,.
While the Empire water s soothing IN hs ehecs, with
tendency 10 aiay irritation. and having In tia
rixp IODINE
which makes 4 useful in many phases of
scRorUfous DISEASES, bNsrEfSts, Erc.
and Invaluable awakening action Of the torpid liver
guarding effectively against
Gar which prevlosv Saratoga have been mainly held
as inefficient have produced strong impression IN the public
mind that the Empire destined very 10 be The
mosr crIrnpArrp ur SARATOGA werrRs
EsriRE WATER
may be had a' AL the principal drug stores hotels and Of
w WESTON co, Saratoga springs, their Southern
depot O. Barclay street, Hew York
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-09-06
New style OF so,t tat COR Young Men-Tne

eashmerete Gcnn hrs Just received an exclusive mporta
style soft has Introduced in Parts and Lon
don; the casmerette, AMI In exlohty
ghness and piguant appearance 70 any hat
Of class that has appeared this SIDE OF the Atlantic
The material il az used IN manufacture o. sl
Oh other iabri OF The kind IN being Of mix
"a cOncrivabe shade The cashnerette At
though only lust produced abroad has already achieved
popularity; has been unycr saly adopted In
France England business sporting and travelling
poecs Is obvious At glance as may DC
ded the 81 Of gloves and Is no. liable 10
crush or break under any pressure Altogether the cashme
rete il The most becoming undress hat young and
The hest adapted for travelling by railroad stage that has
ever been manufactured either side 81 the water.
HrA Iva
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-09-06
The New York Weekly Herald.

NEWS FROM EUROPE, NICARAGUA, MEXICO, CUBA,
ST. DOMINGO, KANSAS. ETC.--AFFAmS IN WASH
IHGTOE, ETC.
The WEEKLY HERALD win be published at ten O'Clock
Ibis morning I,s viii embrace late and Interesting
intelligence from Europe Nicaragua South America Mexico
Cuba Domingo Sc; Progress Of the WARM Kansas clos
ing Proceedings OF The Extra Session OF Congre s. Editorials
on various sUhects Latest Fin nci Com
r1ercia theatrical Religious Sporting and Ma lime Intel
neence together variety Of local and mis- laneous
Single copies wrappers, ready for mailing can be
lad ct the Price sirpence
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-09-06
sinser,s Sewing MACHINES for Quitting

linngs &c.The great superiority OF Singers machines
quilting established fact. Both quantity and
qualify work they urrivaled As work of thus kind -
better when the machines work high
locy, Just added to the speed Of quilting
CHR They complete i've stitches each Of the
driving wheel No other quilting machines be
cept comparative loss, which will very amount 70
than the price Of a machine. - -
/. VI. SINGER 4 co, 323 broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-09-06

housek friends, whom enjoyed the
fresh and tomatoes last Will hardly need
reminded na the preserving season has arrived and
that peaches, pums tomatoes pears apples, &C.
eady ana waiting be sealed up In Arhurs sell
aud sars, which were tried and approved last
thousar ds OF families Their adoption by the propri
81 the Grard and La Pierre houses philadelphia Is Tact
their superiority Trade supplied by r. Il.
1URREY, No. Plat street. New York.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-09-06

and arsansBes oil aavorings and essences Of al
Nnors known requiring addition Of spirits elorings for
brar port wines; chemicals in the fireworks,
glass making ambroypng elecrotyping patna, cadmium,
bsnuth asbestos Tor sale by Dr. L. FEUtHT
WANGEk. lA3 Maiden lane.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-09-06

THE NOOK FOR THE TTurS.-NOw READY. WELLS
Il 1iLUSTRA1kD NA1fUNA Al HANDBOOK, containing
the lives 81 Fremont Dayton Fillmore. Doneson Buchanan
and Bftckurcge with lite like portraits 81 each Platforms OF
the American Republican aud Democratic Parties Missouri
COMPROMISE, Fugitive slave rll and Nebraska Act
Eet,oal Vote Tor President and Vice President lS9
t Formation 81 the ORIGINAL Union. Population o. the Unit
ted States a ~ ntial Feroas Congress of the states
II The nited
~ al the States with drscripons Declaration indie
peudencc Constitution Mashngons Addresses Sketches Of
all the eN Presidents with elegant portraits o eacinicres
incidents connected with each administration, NC.
The work contains hlv.two lustfau
paper and handsomely bound Prcc nfy cents pos,
pad. agents Will Tits the times. n should
be IN the hands very and youth the United States.
Address j. O. WELLS, Publishing Agent NO u Bcckman
street.
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now h the Time for Gentlemen to Farnish

hemse with autumn siy e OF BAT. I'M cd strhW OF
SLOUGH looks positively shocking. II has been knocked in
about in and ofi0vn-H has been your companion
ahrough miles and railroad dust has lost IL shape
showers has become soe 70 such an extent
hooks very sioscnly Nist KNOX, ~ he corner 81
Krosawsy Fulton street aDd you viii not au to ind one
N xnfv Cur "a
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hand pisno- meodeens all 90 iu and rich ly
vsrrap;ed aud prices that defy competition dgcide
bargain may he hid ~ the warehouse ~ JOHN r.
VkKE C0 I65 Canal street, our doors west 81 Varc&
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~. coulurivs 10 comfort aud convenience OF travel.
era and others BE- a the subscribers sorss IN
zoe, variety aud upon examination cannot l uf being
rs they made with strict regard 70 their
ABILITY utility and cbeapuess Each contains o. saunters
nealic tablet keeping In perfect order. For
ssle 81 A. !. SAUNDERS, No. Aston House. and 81
Broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-09-06

Beebe 81 Co., $50 Brondway, have the Ats-
umn bat ready. They have also
their Of French felt and travelling
hat nd
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-09-06

instantly cleans kid gloves OF
eoor ghtest smell Can be immediately
Price ~ For sale by all druggists.
CONTENT, SEAkY a CO., I2 Broadway
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anon glass and Loyds paen. improved sfr.1-coie new
OF just received a. the publication oee aad
Photographic studio Of wN LLOYD y. bANGsNuEiM y
Broadway, third door.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-09-06

Paris Hats al On, Standard Pricc.-ro-Dc

ECOTTS quo Rroadway lower q Fnlinn srcc For
heauv OF hntsh cannot he sXcecd,
and III sho at doubt the fashion ha ~ New Nogt.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-09-06

graphs revived ~ 81 Views 81 Niagara ais
fridge Clifton 1so sc the largest plrtures o.
AIn.rican scenery zen, exhibiting by HOLMES.
y broadway.
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ADVERTISEMENTS RENEWED EVERY DAY.
RELIGIOUS NOTICES.


CHURCH OF THE INCARNATION. TWENTY EIGHTH
~ street and Madison aveaue.-Rev. Henry o. Mont
gomery rector his church win be opened for divine
vice. ard the holy communion, sunday morning
nexi. 18th inst, AZ l0l2 o. clock.
MEMORIAL CIIURcH.-RT REV. THOMAS r. SCOTr
Iu D. Bishop Of Oregon, will preach Sunday
evening the church OF hammond street and WaYeey
place services-Monng at 1875 afternoon at 3s and even
ing at ia. Seats free
VONKERS.--THE REV MR.. MIILBURN FORMERLY
Chaplain OF the house Of Representatives Will preach
at the Lyceum Room Yonkers at l0 A. NJ and
each Sunday during September The members the Unu
and UDiversah Societies Ionkers hverdae Hastings
and Tarrytown particularly invited to attend.
THE MILITARY.
NNW YORK HERALD GUARD-A MEETING OF THIS
In company will be held in the mail OF the Office
Saturday afternoon sept D. at O'Clock full attendance
requested. BY order WIN g. COW LES, Captain.
SAMUEL JACKSON, Orderly Sergeant.
ITO TARGET COMPANIES.
l. BELLEVUE GARDENS
viii be found delightful place
Fer excursions
First rate dinners,
And good shooting ground
Foot OF Eghueh street, Easrryer
s. WARD, Proprietor.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-09-06
Fancy CutIery-EmI,rncing n Large Var

Fall style of Gcnti-nen's Hats now Ready.
a large ad beautiful assortment children hats and caps
IN their variety KELLOGG, is Canal street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-09-06

Democratic Ratification Meeting ut Concord.
BOSTON, Sept. 0, 1854.
We have TWO reports OF the grand democratic rathca
ton meeting at Concord, NJ H., to-day. One coTrespon
deut estimates the number ut twenty TO thirty thousand
with procession two miles long, eight abreast the
ether correspondent puts the number at hve
actual count Addressss were made by p A. Rust, OF
IOutsisna; wm Hammersey OF Connecticut; Fletcher
webster b. +. Hallet and Others There was great en-
thues SIN, and the meeting Was continued into the
evening"
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y,cls would respectfully announce 70 he patrons ard friends
s he has the Photographic department y 80 Broad
-.v cnpos,a the Metropolitan Hotel and that Al the Partisan
sys which be introduced 70 this country stu remain with
Nm PICTURES taken in every style oaguerreoYres,
anabnypes &c. The rooms are open Ice Tor
- RECEPTION az Visitors NJ all hours 49,
bsb Broadway, opposite Metropolitan Hotel
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-09-06

Young and Uoong at 80 cens and
back IS 20 81 "a cents per pound with large assor
men; OF groceries Ac For sale low prices j. - row
LEk a Co, 200 and AS Greenwich street
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-09-06

The Ladies' Pastlme. Is the
andbe auu of transforming the simplest glass
the richest painted china, al triing cost Art
Book Of instruction, &C. to be had at CONTENT, NsARY
U.'s. lO2 Broadway,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-09-06

A CAPITAL THING Is A CAPITAL PAPER.
N capital corps OF writer's make a capital paper.
The New York ledger has such corps and is the
pita paper ever printed
the best No other paper employs such talent
Look their
Fanny Fern sketches for H.
Cobb originates stories for IT,
Mrs. Sigourney Is one OF It's poets
Mrs. Vaughan contributes TO IL
Alice carey weekly interests its readers.
Emm.rson Bennets pen graces ats columns.
Mary Gibson furnishes good tales and sketches for H.
Oliver sinclair young IN ~ service, but old In merit
Thwaiie designs its beautiful pictures.
Every body the Ledger.
ROSS A TOuSEY are the agents, 4 3 Nassau street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-09-06

consulted scientifically all diseases Of the human hair At
church street, OF Barclay The sixth and Eighth
avenue stop a the door OF the establishment
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-09-06
Dnyid,s Fan style OF d;entIemen's Hats

viii BE- opened several packages OF Paris hats made by order
and sspfersly for retail sales. bEAHf ~ 20,
Leader ana inroducers fashion gentlemsns hats,
Asior House. Broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-09-06

brandy, Jamaica old London Dock port wine sheries
Madeira London porter and scotch ale &c.
uNDEkHllL 4 MArTERSON,
4JU Boone street, corner OF Crosby
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modern ard meioieons 70 be- found oaly
- ss sruatway Pianos rent and rent allowed pnr.
cbsse for sale monthly payments second nand pianos
from aan ~ al ~, ioaeobs From SO ~ Sla5.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-09-06

individual with red or sandy hair to whom personal 40
pearanee object His excelsior dye u the only pnf
M produces nsiananeously the most lns'rous shades
brown black without discolong the scalp drying up
M Of he hbres. Sold and applied at No Asor
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The nxyrcnntca Rittsrs have Reccived IA.

strongest onsls OF any medicine in the world Tor the
81 asthma, ana general debility and IL wor
y the confidence Of all who seek remedy Tor these com