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On Monday evening, Jan z, by til

On Monday evening, Jan T. by the Rev. I. H. King, Me-
SAMUEL J. TAYLOR, If this city, to Miss HASyAH JANE
daughter OF Mr.. David Lawson, Of Ne rburg.
On Tuesday evening" Jan. 30 by the Rev James Milet
at his residence III East Seventeenth street, MT JOSEPH
I. ELLISON, of lenpox, Msss. to Miss SARAH ELIZA Few
TON CT Greenwich, Conn.
On I1WuTsoay JAM IL n Y'ra I, ey the Rev G.
VIRGINIA STEWART OF this city.
Detroit papers please copy
On Thursday Jan. 81 In Brooklyn, by the Rev. Father
McIeAry Mr. THOMAS REYNOLDS MARGARET LYNDON
daughter Of the late Patrick Lyndon Esq, Market H
county Armagh, Ireland.
On Tau rsaay noIning, Jan. 81 J. c. LOCKWOOD Esq,
Of Janesvile, Wis., TO Miss PHEBE AUGUSTA daughter Of
John g. Stevens Esq, OF Green sieh, Conn;
Mr. Abercrobe H. LINCOLN ESQ., Of this city, TO Miss
RosK NJ HuBgEIL, of Columbus Miss
On Wednesday Jan. &c. by the Rev. DR.. Tying, AMBROSE
WAsHnGroS OLIVER 10 ELIZABETH Ann CowHEY, all Of this
city.
In Philadelphia, Friday, Feb. J. W. A. LIVINGSTON
Esq, to NARY A. STUART, of New brunswick, NJ.
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Porous Flexible PiAster-Tast supersedi.ag
a. others. ALLoOOK 20; Brandreh Building, n, Y.
he espuaries small vessels tarmnaung on he
DaSa
S siy p ss a. S sSO% Of me ~ a
de supposed to proceed from incpient affection Of the
re-
o eis
Indian rubber myrr ana other choice gums and essences
!. Ssss sslss..sa Psss5s hey = ii s.sss meal
:s Mh y 81 al ne :. IN
Ssy are without many Of their ineonveneo
; s s han ns DC S like &
ne spirit Of improvement which stamps the wnish
as u a m ns %
is ;ts Rsss's q a.
ssIy srsnss nsissa asa
~ s
sss
n. AEsDsasos's LITTER.
have been sa,erlng under severe
have ssss
props hase given me- par
s and
sS s nj .n S your ps Sr in
ton tie capillary circulation around The pars 10
which they are applied, with the sedave inu
ence they exert upon All nervous diseases concGsD
permit that have had Of qualities
the pasters heretofore but place yours the head
sftbem all Every medical man who becomes acquainted with
them viii assuredly hs patients other
very truly. l. r. HENDERSON, NJ. ID.
IMAM into the store few days ago and said he had
bought one OF In South America and that cured
him lane shoulder when everything else help
him; that be always have few hand-hat would
not begrudxe $50 Tor valuable did he esteem hem
bought tao doze5 OF them.
ANmae was taken suddenly with pain in the back just
above The Kidneys IMMINENT ard cuppipg used but
could not stir Without screaming out Her doces bsthough
Mmee Of Alcocks pasers and had placed on the part
in enc hour the pain entirely len her and she walked dus
pain expersncsd She had no return
The plasters are sold at 20 cents each, by
T T. ALi.COCK Il Co, BYandreth Building.
At al Hudson s,rcet and 29C Boweyy and drugs cts
nd country.
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6,.Nt.
s1I6s the inuodudon Of schedam sromatc S-beapps
the United numb ~ liquor mixers 10 Ne YORK.
rhssoeiphis have becn csgsged 10 pesna
poisonous GIN In aud
vi upon sho unwxry for my genuine schnsppr.
oterng common fin pipes branded scsie-
sshnapps The genare ~ act sold by eipe CATION.
but !. only sod IN quart and pint eoe In OF
paper, with the bottle cork and ia. sme
my signature on the lsbel.
have drccssd asenta to institute legal proceedings
nSnst AZ persons who they may 70 be engaged IN
mis- most efroc3cos system OF deception and call the
psess and te public aid Them in remedy
great an evil uDULPHO WOLFE.
Sole importer and manufa :turer,
u, 20 and ~ Beaver street. Ne York.
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w lillian II. FRANKLIN, AuCTIONEER.-BY wM H.
~ pranka Som office SO Broad street. Tuesday, Feb
D, NJ IL O'Clock al the Merchants Exchange Stanton Gin
ton s ees The two sx story buildings and valuable l1
ground on the Of Stanton and Clinton Streets lot
feet One building fronts Clinton the other Oh
SO mon street The houses separated by of
feet The property win command rent OF IS 500 Terms a.
sale.
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Metropolitan Card Engraving EGDblish-
2snt No Sss sroadway engraved elas wed;
seSoxiDg seals, papier mAche goods. fans, &c.
J. y. 0lnBREDE, leader OF fashion IN engraving.
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New Class In Practical Chronology with
be Uea On TUESDAY evening where all who desire M "
Ubsm h % ledge 1s useful agd interesting science Ap
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ADVERTISEMENTS RENEWED EVERY DAY.

PERSONAL.
INFORMATION WAkTED-OF MR.. sANURL WILDE
late ofsmersesbire West England: he came TO IN
Try between the S45 and 88 knowing the where
dressing line to Mr.. Meihurs 5S Houston Broad
way. Country papers ease copy.
INFORMATION WANTED--OF MARGARET TULLART
by her sister Bridget who has heard
last eight months When living 10
Brooklyn information Of will Thankfully received
by her slater. III. ase call at IS Seventh street.
1EIss MARIA MELRosE WILL FIND A LETTER AT
IM the Herald office for her.
MIR. MACsIMO MAZE IS REQUESTED TO CALL AT
M The office Of Caesar PAUL, No. South William street,
matters Of importance.
-
MRS. R. rs REQUESTED TO WRITE 70 GEORGE.
THE son OF TEE HON. d. A. SrAKKWEATHER IS
requested 10 leave his address with SMITH, Watson
hestor ~ Beaver street, by doing 30 he will facilitate us
ness Connected with hie father, and oblge friend.
WILLIAM HENRY WILSON, BORN IN .NEwBuRY.
w Vermont late steward OF ship Ella A. Clark, Of
W6ldobor0 died 18th Of October, 1866 at liverpool aged
ANY person wishing 70 learn the c1 Of his
death may address Miss Ann Wooda. No. Ebedon street.
Windsor Liverpool, England Newpury papers please co ~
NEW PUBLICATIONS..
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DENTISTRY.

nENTIsTRy.- Mr.. POURTrER CHIRuRGIEN DEN
nse De y ssulte de Psr has lately made invaluable
scovery BY which he 10 able the
whou. pain AL kinds Of ARTIFICIAL teeth fxed up a reasons
BILE rates NosEl Canal street
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The Gridiron A,nsng the Huekeyes.-An

The Gridir0n Ansng the Buckeyes.-An
Ohio editor wries-s-, Ohio Jan. % 1856. Gen.iem snThe
grsdron you sent ne by duly to hsnd and
highly pleased with IT, all represent to and sh ,ud
De ser Of the Kitchen furniture Of every famy have tried
cha m The meat cooked upon is much more highly favor
Ihave shown tony neghbors and they universally
slider good thing" Five sizes, 50 to g. Sold at
hum fpste 81 of Rroa =
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Oiseasc of tho Sxin.-Dr. Ncwton,s Office
fDr the special treatment Of the nveerae these
anecons and Also scroua and cancer at l33 Fourth
avenue Thirteenth street.
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In the MOffat Building, 1915 Broadway, there
to let chambers lawyers commercial men,
artists or udents Rents ranging from s00to 81 per
num- Apply TO WIN. b. MOFFAr, on The promises, room
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For Sale at a Bargain-A Handaome Billy
goat offered Vel trained o harnsss warranted sound and
before sleigh. Cali early GC8 Eighth aye1 ue,
Forty second and Forty -thiId str eets.
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EI0lIoway's Pills are an Excellent Family
medicine and recommended to all sufferers from
OF tho liver and stomach il Is indpaaby admitted that they
have never failed 10 these dsor Sold the
mact0ries No. 80 Maiden lane, New York "a Strand
Lo0don and oy al druggss at % cents, 62s and 81
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a Perfumed Brcath.-What Lady Gem
teAn would remain under the Of dsagreeabe BREATH
when BY usiug the Balm OF Thousand Flowers q den
ee would mot only render swee but leave tho teeth white
md the subject y 50 delicate their friends will mention
md wesh the teeth night and morning. y will
st year For sale BY FETRIBaE CO., proprieors, and
drlInQ
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wilkins Ayn1sIet-Invented by the Celehra-
I'D ocwist Dr NJ lott Of New York; recipe presented
by him TO M Wtn-wl badness, preserve
hair. Price BIZ ruggists generally and ne
prOprietors, A Maiden lane.
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Wedding .nd Visiting IaTas, Wedding
yslopes &cIhe ates. styles engraved In the elegant
manner can always DO found at EvRDEfL 302 Broad
urnsr Duane street. Mr. Everde,ps the oldest oest
own store for card engraving and printing Ia Broadway
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Attention 81 Gentlemen OF Fashion and
asc invited me extensive and varied assortment Of sic
FURNISHING goods London aud Paris
sAirt studs and sleeve buttons oRSENS well shr
establishment NO AstUr House.
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o.. - Great Reduction. - The Subscriber
win seeevc 100 pupils this day. at the nominal charge
TIVE dollars for the course, including stationery.
OLIVER b. GOLDSMITH,
362 Broadway, and Ut Fultoa st, Bro Jklyn.
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N0" 'e'''' ByxAnIos BaRrASp
new revised fs d es edition ons elegant limo. naorm
he sf Ii.
volumes has been published many years unaied by
me usual efforts that are MADE to eIend the "a Of books of
nslc merits resched he ezraorduary number Of
o.isrppns Fl compsiSrs So.lo psgals Rival
now IN he Of
resoal points which deserve high % their
Ss
whoe episode Of the marriage OF the wdoSe- with the
aes ssRs
O. the best drawn people we have me. with IN pra os many
fox 10; % nc Dana ar.S
and
female work containing tIer passages than alone-Bos
There genius .hos humor and moral in lis charming
mu:h kno edge Of human NATURE and TO DELI
nsae f to be read x deep interest by
fiction of the best we have read in many day-New
The superior merit of "Aloner consist me ely
s SS IF BE be Srs % $ a sna
character not in the voices sympathy constantly s Ing IKE
s IN watering ADHESION to what risht and proper in
sosss n Sis shining forth and svias ssaaty
and oyelnsss Of Christian PRINCIPLES ersane their ennobuns
sgs sna excellent
effect executed with art and depel chara The
reader 3 mind N Y Evanselst
which aeHs sofSus
rs K. 5 ss .Se seldom met With s
lind more gr aceuly put forth We commsnd ost cordially
the whole sSass New YORK;
And for sale BY ali booksel and asen Single co
The Boston Evening Gazette ssys:3I Is stated u new
and Sew oean I'D as
pguished honor At Baakaya + same tia: zot awfny
"spped g. The battle O. ,s. e ~ Orleans
s''0na 0'' Jao IssSy T ASp NEW oRLEANs
s A%sl,csn army under Andreg Jas:son before Sew
he F Berry W a 1SasSssi a%s y as York
""D' And Tor sale By ali boz Booksellers seller
SHOULD BE 1 Az xlS IL sHSSAF DOSES
<. 5 s opinion Il
produaon s Or
s s and has
II S what We hs Rsa
h the Donation Party, which chapter well birth the price
ssss We % S.5 as spss more s
fapes, need not word from as 2 those who know
U oo aS 90 I @
ssns humos that IKE tho pures fountains of nature
says Southern Literary Messenger:1se greatest hit of
Ss
would hours OF real easactOn in dro readngthe
student seeking Or the practical wishing
TO be amused after the days s1shoud procure q copy Of
Widow edou. There IA drawback TO the merrIment
Affords and all are as pure ndinnocent the pranks
Of childhood.
The Newark Daily Advertiser says-The fun and the
nirk commence with the initial chapter and every page
the grin widens TIL the final when the laugh va p
thing the disappear in the
mou. under the benign influences Of this anashs6ca mr6
prpyoker. wAistbsnd on bottom toarer.
Fifteenth 1000 ready
One llrstrated limo. Price 81 70.
LSRBY AND JACKSON, Publishers, New York.
And r ss By AL b0okssIers Single copies sent BY mail,
cost psd.
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Defiance Salamanca Safes.-Robert NJ. Pat
ElOk ne soe manufacturer In the United States Of the
above ceebrAted safes and powder proof defiance
Maiden lane.
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hose nI,out PurvI,as,nr

Sewing MacIKnes.-Those about Purchasing
machines for either light heavy work. ony description
mould not fail 70 examine machine sinpled and
PC % meet thar wants. and for which the american In
statute awarded premium They exhibition, AID FOG
xn1e ~ ofces AL Broadway aud Gore block B1soa.
NIGnOlS. LEAXITE A
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NEW PUBLICATIONS..
4 BOOK Or srRiKiNd o1sldiaAt1rY AND GREAT
n power-Eow ready and for sae by ali /, booksellers
THE HEART OF MABEL WARS.


One reat limo. volume Price 81 70.
From many noieeS We extract the following - 49, .
The writer drsmast biz grouping OF indivdaAtss
philosopher his studies Of the human heart; poet In
oy but vel sustained anguageNewark Daily Advertiser
domestic OF than ordoay merit and utter
contemplatiye and sometime, misunderstanding
to eli drawn character than startling interest New
York daily Times.
He writes unequay but with CLEANS Of genius, and
and then strikes out Of great beauty of thought with
remarkable command Of the full Of Ia the
expression concesment OF thought emo1on.-Hoston
Evening Gazette.
lhe suho. writes With terrible energy and hss weyen
Zether narrative full of the m absorbing interest," and
which depend much the inracy OF the plot
the intense and onat which
It. he mind absorbed in readfcg it. that 1t frges
Itself. led nsensbly by the strange thrilling fascination
the tragic sory-Kew York Day Book.
We must accord this Anonymous writer bgn place 10 the
sphere Of fictitious composition Many his
intense vitality His pictures oen seem to glow with e In
stead Of beng coored by He has mastery o. esse
and vigorous expression His dramatic equal 70 his
constructive sA Tragedy is doubtless, s!s forte but
home the gentler elements huma ly present
nounces higher order Of intellect Than
voted this branch of e-sureNew York Dali, fribule
interesting and In many werully wrought
tale by author The description Of the duel and he
flight and pursuit Of the crazed The ice
encrusted fields In mid winter exceedingly well done.
OF the book consists Ia the introductory
preceding each chapter which quantity and fsncfuy
eyecu,ed-New York Evening Post.
DERBY 4 JACKSON, Publishers, 1l9 Nassau street.
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Bachelors Haic Dye.-Wlgs and Toupees-
IT, best in the word This unryaed and original dye ap
DHed In twelve private Bachelor toupees
have improvements eli Others being chef nuvres Of ee
0Anee and durability peculiar TO this embellishments
BATCAELOR'S, 233 Broadway.
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Singers Sewing Machincs-An Persons
Who wish for formaioh IN regard TO sewing uachmes can
sssan BY sppy Ing at Office copies q II M Singer
Cas- Gazette" paper devoted entirely the sewing ma
s1rnc interests. Copies supplied gratis
/. N. SINGER d CO., 323 BroAdwan
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EDUCATION.

T1pUCATIov M HAMILroNs FRENCH Avn
IL TT slkh day school Tor young ladies' loe West rAU-
sixth street. between Broadway and Seventh avouuo. Tko
second term viii Thursday, Feb 7. CfeuiayS
can be obtained application 81 the school
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REMOVALS,

d EMovAL.-EpWARD wARBUR0 4 Co. Irpon =.
place. !" -.
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THE BALL SEASON.


RAxTER BLUES. TWELFTH REGIMEsr-THE BALI.
Monday evening Feb naey H. 1855 TcSes msy be- onis"
ca At he principal hots and at the door evenn;
tie BALI
GRAND FANCY AND CIVIC BALL-Ar THE REQ TEsr
viii give grand fancy and civic bali at her dancing scae
~ Howard street, on Thursday evening" Feb commence
at O'Clock. Tickets =, Tor gentleman and one lady.
FANCY DRESS BALL OF THE GERMAN I!EDEa
PAM Ibis well Known so-iev rf raeu. singers VI
the spacious and beautiful City Assembly Rooms 44G Broad
way The entertainments of the evening. musical and
copica are selected with great and al the
visitors, such that Ibis festival must necessarily surplss
each be obtained members Of The Cub generally o.
fran any Of the undersigned committee money VIII be
Chatham street. r. O. Won Baur 81 Liberty street, H. sur
Err a " ESSss~sn 50 wsT sre. otto
street. Kre che Broad street; G. kunab, is
ir Ludwig rresidsn Wall street; NJ osths, - Trout
lam street; j. WiEdmuer Visa President 6 Bank street:
hrns "nzer % Dsiion street, A. zeuke, 3f Pearl street.
RlRsT ANNUAL sotREc OF PIATT LODGE NO 1885,
r. and A. NJ, will be held Nclo's SiooD On Tpesi,y
evening February Tcket 50 each be hsi al the daor
ArIangements:-Chas. L. Brewer. P. ~ W. j. Dame W Ii
~ a NOES e. A. nckney, Henry Greer william
wM. A. BROMLEY, Chairman
:, - x, NJ Il. AuANE, Treasurer.
MASONIC HALL,-rHE TENTH ANNUAL BAL or
M W. Grand Lodge e. the State OF New York, will be
Tickets at So to admit gentle ladies may be osuaiu
Cd OF the Grand secrsry James Herring No 500 BroaWny
Robert Roberts W. W. Hexsen, HENRY Heas sas IRss
Nath WaIipg Geo Thatcher OF rers Of the i,dge
cbeer county. and at the principal store, and hotels
~. b-ihe fraternity are requested TO appear in rcgaa
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THE LECTURE SEASON.


T EC1uRE BY REV. J. g. lNsKIP, AT The sAvI0UR's
IL church, First street. between First aud second avenues
on Tuesday evening, Feb 3 1856. subect-komanIsm OPP
posed 10 civil and religious ihrty Doors open Gs ococ
lecture 10 commence a7 Tickets Is cents be had
r LECTURES ON THE DOCTRINES OF THE NEW JERU-
IL salt m Church, as expounded by awcdenbourg. The
twelfth lecture will be delivered by the Rev samuel
on sunday evening" Feb ct ia o'clock In the chapel In
Eleventh street, third and avenues Subject
The True Theory OF Souls Humsn and Animal with the
Crourds OF Immortality, and tho lmmu ability yoeces
GLIDING the Biblical Theory Of Human Souls
r ECTUREp. -MR. JOBsON. AUTHOR OF THE HIsrO.
IL ~ Of the French Revolution" Will deliver
Lectures In the 1ALcrnsce New York, evenings OF
Wednesday, the 9TH; Friday tho 9Th and tuesday
February On the Secret History OF the English Wings,
and lrsh Rebellion OF le8 The Clubs Of London, their
anecdotes and history. 3 ld Palmerator his policy aud
character Admission 20 cents; reserved Seats
Doors open att. Lecture, each evening Mt o'cocx
PSYCHOLOGY DIR. BENTON CONTINUES HI5 lee.
ard expc imon NJ stuyvesani Institute $50 Broad
wsy, Monday Wednesday and Thursday evenings a TX
ocisck Admiance rnlng Free lectures ladies on
Monday and Thursda, at r. NJ. Office Treatment by
electricity ~ al Broadway.
pEv. G. rrsE. At yHt URGENT SOLICITATION OF
III many ladies' consented deliver lecture on next
Sunday evening Fshrusry TO- In hts church. place.
brooklyn As this gentleman and eloquent divine hghy
popular, expect na chur h will DO crowded
steal yrres Wiz te given this occasion, beginning At ~
O'Clock
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1NAUrloN-EO PERSON IS AUTHORIZED TO C0L-
iecs bills for the Knickcrkocker Ice Company, exet
Presto ent ard Secretary IT COMPTON, Presdcut
VIZ. ]. WILCOX, Secretary,
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RAxTER BLUES. TWELFTH REGIMESr.-IHE BALL
OF the Baxter Blues will take place Nbos sa,o IN or
Monday evening Feb H. 1856 Tickets msy be ootan
hill - " - - ~'~'N''s ="
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NEWSPAPERS.

ENGLIsH PAPERS PR ARABIA, FOR SALE rHIs
~ morning Bookbinding News, from 81 IL:
narhefS 1agazne from 62c mus,. 81 Balous Pictorial
q ~ ~ hiCHARDSDN, Anl1can and English dcnot
70 liigh street near Fulton street. Brooklyn, ~
r oNDoN Hal STRAIT NRws is d. TruEsa i. puNCa
49, 70; News OF the World 3D. Lyods 3D., eynols Miscsl
ieralj London Jou;Ba aud Casseis Illustrated
ga EACH al the London Liverpool and Dublin papers equally
low. KoGERs, corner Broadway and Twelfth street.
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WINES AND LIQUORS.

CHOICE Sci LECTION OF BRANDIE5, SHERR'
mac ezra, port and clsret wines Jamaica ram Hollar
Pn cnpapps old Nonongehea, Scotch snd Irifh whskey
ana nmbln porter and Scotch for SAFE o CNDEi
wAITEhsON's, 4So B DOM street, corner Of Crosb
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SPRING FASHI0NS.
y MANTILLAB
MOIYNEUX BELL, 6S Canal stree.
is now ready with his aons Of spring maulas
those Of his Sn manufacture and calls the
ard Western buyers his all the
designs materials suitable every market the
Cnion.s. Terms liberal SO Canal street
T EADBEATsR's ASSIGNMENT -3r BROADWAY
Linens and housekeeping goodsWi be exposed for sale
This week, thouand of irish aep.
table liner and napkins linen sheengs blankets anneI
s at about 10 cent below o Importation By order Of
assignees q. Il. WILLIAMS d co.
~PRlNG NANTILLAS. - WHOLESALE MERCHANTS
- are respectfully notified that Blu pms nportations aud
manufactures will be ready inspection and after Monday
h inst to which the attention OF the trade H. respectfully
invited GEORGE BULPIN, sci Broadway
w ILSON 20. HUNT CO.,
w
WOOLLEN AND OTHER GOODS
adapted 10 mems wear,
Nos 50 and 80 William street, corner Of Maiden lane.
xSJEt CRAZE sHAwEs.-fREMEN6oUs EXCITEMENT
w atNo l Bowery; one thousand Grape shaws, slightly
dsaaed also linens sheeHgs damasks quilts witt be
sold Monday the Ah. Al any sacrifice 10 close the
Remember No. Bcwcry, corner Of Division street.
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GRAND FANCY AND CIVIC BALL4-AT THE REQ TrsI
III Of her friends and pupIs, MdIs CAROINE vEzr
VII give grand fancy and civic ball her dancing acaGe
~ Howard street. Thursday evening" Feb TO
ut O'Clock. Tickets q, Tor gentleman and one lady,
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- y.t.
III FAD QUARTERS. NEW YORK CITY GUARD.-THg
- monthly meeting 81 the New York NY Guard will be
sed the A,mory $50 Broadway Tuesday evening
D, Up Tor confederation The attendance OF every
ALEX. HENRtoUEs, President.
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-07-28

II HAVE choice lot Ofdred Purpkins for pies. No pro
Il elivfty to Back RepubHcanism. D. c. RUMsEY.
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Awful and Fatal consequences

LNENSU from treating Bowel comp this Of
II the year with Brandy, Opium Astringents. When
checked in this way the disease is cured but the outlet
Is merely stopped up and is fortunate If II appears
then dangerous diseases Of the head averted and the
patient has chance for his life How oen do hear Of
Bowel Complaints being suddenly checked and death
disease Of the BRAIN produced by the dcn taking place
few hours aferp
THE GRRFENBERG DYSENTERY SYRUP,
has been wonderfully successuful in such complaints By
chemical action II produces change In the the
Bowels and thus enables nature to perform her
The Board of Health Of New York certify that the
ChNFers disappeared from The Quarantine this
medicine used at the Hospitals
Dr. Knowlten Of Boston, calls the greatest aid to the
medical profession and blessing to the patient.
DR. De orrest, Of New York, it every
OF disorder Of the bowels promp H and that he always
it in
Capt Taylor, Of the Army certihes that It all
of Dysentery contracted iB Mexico and that gene
rally used bv officers who contracted that complaint
Morris Franklin, acting Mayor Of New York,
all disorders Of he Bowels the hrst appearance.
By Count Bodisco il was recommended 10 the Medical
Board # st. Petersburg and by them the
Government Hospitals throughout Russia IL used
in several ropean countries with great success.
In Ma hye large quantities Of It have been used in times
Of Cholera
Throughout the whole State Of Tennessee II is known as
the best and only certain remedy for Bloc " Flux
have always offered to refund money any
be heard Of that has net effected HAVE NEVER
HEARD OF SUCH A CASE. The offer is stin con-
tnued. ALEX. MACKENZIE
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