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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-11-02
ADVERTISEMENTS RENEWED EVERY DAY.
SALES AT AUCTION.

LBERT H. NICOLAY, AUCTIoNEER. OFFICE No
% s ias a. da Sos
al the Merchants Exchange for account Of whom may con
IMPORTANT NOTICE :.
In order prevent fictitious and e assist those
concluded the solicitation Of q his patrons
en- sasn
aiar Advertiser list such bonds stocks securities
there be to be sold public auction This
swn rsssr
1000 calena and Chicago RR "a mort per cent bonds
and RE mort
a1ps and Atop aR s, mort Ct bonds
ssS Sun Mutual ias. sc1Pq Of less and isss,
65 shares Grocers Steam Sugar Refinery Company 800
wsrs ar Raosd OF Re% jersey @
% United States Trust Company 100
% Clinton Fire Insurance Company 100
GO Toward Fire Insurance. Company 50
% Brooklyn Fire Insurance Company IL
10 Excelsior Fire Insurance Company .......... 50
10 Phoenix Ere Ere Insurance Company ......
s an
1OS Firemens' Insurance Company u
every sale Special sales % morrow asSsayJ Nov and
Regular sales Iae
Gay and THURSDAY also special sales all other a. DAYS
sSda' @
sale. ALBERT II. NICOLAY,
Stock Auctioneer and Banker, N. Y
LFRED BRAGG AUCTIONEER.- SALE
Nov lOl O'clock A. NJ, at store 80 Cortland street
Sale without reserve.
C. FUTILE, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS CARRIAGES,
"A. WAGONS. &cA. G. FUTILE will sell on Monday at
Eoclock At 81 Crosby street y good horses new road wa
wednesday, storage vehicles Of all kinds
UcTIoN NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. SALE OF THE
IA bakery confectionery and restaurant at No AS Canal
sale will comprise the entire fixtures such counters car
pets olclohs marble tables & also five years lease
y A' A'''' 'A' ''''' HENRY + LEEDS Auctioneer.
UCTION NOTICE.-wM. WILDE, AUCTIONEER-BY
IA BUSH WILDE-Ths day, at 10Y O'Clock, at IL North
William street. of the furniture Of all kindssofa sofa
bed couch and cot bedsteas feather beds blankets mirrors
chairs, book cases, watches, jewelry &c
A UCTIoN NoTICE-THos BELL, AUCTIONEER-By
IA BELL LEONARD.-This day at l01a O'Clock, In the
Reade and Centre will be sold
variety of good furnure also lot of hardware fancy ar
cles dry goods clothing stock Of gents ladies' and chill
drens boots, shoes, &C
A UCTIoN NoTICE-NEw AND SECOND HAND FUR
SAMUEL OsGoOD 4 Co, AUCTIoNEERs,
Will sell on Wednesday Nov T. at lo M at their sales
iture belonging a family leaving the city, likewise
first class cabinet furniture Further particulars
In to morrow.s Herald.
A UCTIoN NoTICE.-UNITED STATES MARsHAL's
N sale of
The undersigned will sell at auction Saturday Novem
Der 4 at eleven A. NJ, at the room No II Nassau street
Ryuders United States Marshall $1,000 worth OF dia
various also sterling silver forks spoons &c
Custom House. SAMUEL osGo0D & co,
81 Nassau street.
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CLOTHING, &C.

CLOTHING, &C.
sn1 TO HsUp WORTH or GENTLEMEN's LEFT OFF
AL wearing apparel wanted for which the full price will
be paid without haegling seeking to impose Please ca
the store address Thos u Conroy @ Centre street late
<Ql Pearl
d,1 TO s,ooD WORTH or NEW AND CAST OFF
spI clothing wanted for the city and Western markets
Gentlemen having any dispose will receive the highest
price by calling nj the store addressing j. X Murray ~
Centre street
d = nOn TO INVEST IN SECOND HAND CLOTHING.
spD.UVU -Genilemen wishing to convert clothing or
other personal property into cash obtain fifty per cent
more by calling ON sending their address TO JAMES MO
rooney, 4Tos Pearl street
(NLoTUING.-IADIEs AND GENTLEMEN HAVING
~ any dispose Of reccve fair cash price for the
by sending 10 addressing ~. COHEN IL Lsurens
street mar Canal 81 Yves, broadway Ladies' waited
by Mrs. G.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-11-02
A UCTION NOTICE

A UCTION NOTICE. ~
IA who purchased goods at the sale of clothing
AT "a street. Thursday last hereby notified that
the injunction has been dissolved and they have their
goods this All goods called for will be resold to
the the balance Of the stock will take place
without further adjournment. HERTS MOSS Aucioneers
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-11-02

~ NJ LEVY, AUCTIoNEER, - WILLIAM STREET
W. and bis Observation-Disclosures sale Of elegant rose
Wood and mahogany furniture g. NJ LEVY will sell on
"wednesday next the sh inst Mt No 6l Broadway opposite
fhe Nicholas Hotel at l0s o'clock large and complete
Of rich furniture made by Broadway inanuac
furer custom work warranted in every particular,
VIZ elegant rosewood suits rich brocaie do In plush
do In hair cloth deliberately carved rosewood and mahogany
wardrObcs. bureau hedsiehds wassands &C,
marble top centre tables elegant rosewood ana
with mirror doors and back oak bedroom
sns oak carved mahogany suits in oil patterns,
yo,sre arm rocking and Gothic chairs with general
porment OF goods found in respectable broadway manu-
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TSpwARp scHENcK. AuCTIoNEER-BY ORDER or

TyDwARD SCfTENCK, AUCTToNEFR.-By ORDER OF
~ the assgnee-On Monday November AT III o'clock. at
"a Nassau street r. Az H. sCHENCK viii sell the entire
eock OF wines brsndcs &C OF Broadway importing ana
jobbing bankrupt removed to our store for con
venience OF sale casks demohns majorums and
boes Among which several dozens Of old Club House.
London dock brandy dark and pale IN bottles and
de,nohns celebrated old champagne do 1896 In
quarts old SIERRA, Amontllado, Colorado and Burden
chased House stock. Surrcringa, Grahams
and Chamso ports hooks cares and ehampsgnes avorte
brands quarts pn,s Holland gin L. IT, l. Jamaica
from smyth scsri Co, London Old Dominion and Bour
hon whskey Genylet and Lochnbar Scotch do Murphy
20 Cork Irish do also several lots from private stock
The safe casks with four years lense 81 store
lately occupied above firm will be sold by MS Nov g.
not pre- disposed Of BIN Offering the above hne
ria wines and LIQUORS leave that from
lnowledge the quality unsurpassed by In New York
he there are many that he found outside this
critical In their taste 70 test this stock on morning o.
sale Aso, four half pipes 0isrd, Dupuy Go. brandy
xintsre 1886 1850 aud 1854
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-11-02
L,OR HAVANA AND MOBILE
III Ae United States mail Steamship
QUAKER CITY.

N w. SHuFrLpr, Commander.
VIII leave for the above ports saturday November
from her pier - North river foot OF Spring Il
o'clork noon.
Freight for New Orleans taken and forwarded from Mobile
free Of commission.
Companys bills II ladng be procured the Office Of
the agents. No others signed
Pacsages received at the once until io O'Clock and bills Of
ladng signed mp 70 the hour Of sailing.
FOR freight or passage, apply 10
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HENRY B. HERTs, JR., AUCTIONEER
Rv HERTS a MOSS

sale of $4,000 worth of seasonabe ready
made clothing piece goods dc. On Tuesday Nov. at 10
O'Clock the of Messrs ID. j. q. Levy No
S4 Warren street.
The above sale having been adjourned by injunction will
positively place above, without further adjournment
Catalogues ready, and goods on view this day.
BY order of b. j. HART X Ii. MORRISON,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-11-02

L'oR PORTSMOUTH, PETERSBURG AND RICHMOND
il The United states mail steamship ROANOKE Captain
Thomas skinner will leave "Wednesday 9Th instant NJ
O'clock p NJ from pier ~ North river she will arrive
PoSnouh the afternoon and Petersburg the follow
ing morning Passengers for the South will proceed directly
on BY the great southern mail line Those for kchmond will
arrive there early Friday morning Travellers will And
this the cheapest peassntes and most espeous route
Passage and fare with stseroom 20 Norfolk - % Peer~
o a broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-11-02

EDWARD sCHFNCK, AUCrfoNEER-By y v; "
IL sCIIENCk-0n Monday, Nov. ~ O'Clock, ~ iheir
paeroom - Nassau street pair Of fine horses one gray
dark bay IS hands high years old well matched IN
ye and speed roers warranted sound kind and gen
every and fine saddle horses also bay colt 5s
hands high sir old warranted perfectly sound KIND
gentle every and hne and last travellers, also
several light top and road wagons.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-11-02
an w.TsoYs yEw woRK-DrHE CAUSE AND

H. Cure "a complete and practical trease on prems-
exhaustion with local debility induced ~ eary mas
cr.o ~ in which the nature and effects
Of the insous maady together with The treatment are fully
nv numerous anatomical plates and
ensrayipes with supplement on sexual diseases Price
al IL 10 hal of the suhor who may be consulted con-
Te,sy Al SIS any ave- Walker street. few doors west Of
H.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-11-02

n,ns ultra 81 medicines aud but requires known ~
,,cct with universal appreciation and stamp Dr Ward
The Creates henescior Of the day DR. Ward hereby offers
reward ~ 5000 any physician who after proper de-
onstraon diseases with equally uniform celebrity.
ease safety chespness he by his wonderful
sr bis perfect knowledge Of
ne either aevates or cures in one day. Those who doubt
should call and he will cure them without charge Rensen
her all who have been lingering weeks months.
by calling pr WARD you may In few hours ENJOY
pleasures Of life and feel that Richard himself AGAIN
Price o. onee ~ Canal Nyee third door east u RrosAwNg
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-11-02

HOUSES, ROOMS, &c., WANTED.
A GENTLEMAN ABOUT TO LOCATE IN THE CITY
IA physician, wishes unfurnished basement
for Office In street say from Thirty fifth
Thirty ninth between Fifth and Sixth The small
respectable family having such 10 dispose Of will
please address line to Madison square Post office.
A MIILINFR, OR A PERSON IN ANY LIGHT Bust
N having more room than they require, and who
with dressmaker, thereby reducing their
may Of good tenant by addressing H. g. Herald Office
for three days.
FURNISHED HOUSE wANTED-UNTIL APRIL OR
IL May, by small family Location not above Twenty
third street Ncighborhood Of Union preferred Ad
dress box 80 Post office.
UNFINISHED ROOMS wANTED-BY A SMALL IA.
mly Of three persons with privilege Of cooking Nd
dress james box 6 Herald Office stating terms which must
be moderate.
yXrANTED-TO HIRE OR PURCHASE IN BROOKLYN,
w the ferries small house and good lot price from
81 100 TO $500 II purchased the terms be Ad
dress with full particulars, George Herald Office for
week
ylrANTFD-To BUY RESTAURANT FIXTURES. BAR.
w oyster box tables and all other fixtures suitable for
and dining saloon Address William Herald Office
UvANTED-IN BROOKLYN ONE LARGE ROOM WITH
w closets attached and bedroom rcsauranii must
Fulton ferry Poplar Sands preferred No
than respectable and genieel house viii be accept
BILE Address York, Herald Office.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-11-02

EoR SALE AT AUCTIoN-BY ED. sCHENCK, 80 MAS
ssu street ", Monday Nov 2 al IL O'Clock, pair
of fine horses is hands high gray bay well
matchedtn style and speed six years old fast rottes war
raned sound and gentle In all and fine saddle horses
VIII be sold sngly or together, to suit purchasers
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-11-02
SHIPPING.

L,oR HAVANA AND NEW ORIFANS.-THE UNITED
in States mail steamship CAHAWBA, J. ID Bulloch.
mander will commence receiving freight Monday, Nov
aud sail for the above ports Thursday Nov IL ~
O'Clock precisely foot 81 Robinson North
river. Fog freight passage apply 70 the agents
LIVINGSTON, CR0cHERON A CO, 10 Park place.
IroR HAVANA sIsAL AND VERA CRUZ
II spanish steamship MFNlCO, Captain yHlamere This
avor,c having been pui complete order will sail
the above about the 18th " November Freight
will be taken for Sssl Vera Cruz and Csmpeachy III au
cien offers for ne latter port For Havana passage only AZ
PLY 10 J. ". CEBAIIOS, q broadway, -
L'IRsT sIIIP FOR NEW oRLEANs-TIE NEW CLIFF.
~ per ship GILpERsIREyE. captain w. $. johnson,
viii positively sa 70 morrow TUESDAY fu or not nl For
cabin seerage passage having superior accommodations
With lofty tween decks &c apply board 90 10 q TEN
hNh, % SCUM street As only limited number Of
berhs remain dsengaged immediate application necessary
ENOR SAVANNAH AND FLORrDA-THE STEAMSHIP
~ fLokiDA capt Isaac Crowel will leave wednes
day NOV at o'clock r. NJ, from pier No North river.
Bns o. sdag signed only on board For freight passage
apry ~ SAMUEL l.. MITCHELL IL Broadway. Steamers
Tor Fofda connect with the above leaving for Savannah
every Monday Wednesday snd Friday.
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TSDwARD sCIIENCK, AUCTIONEER.-E a = ~
~ sCHENCK will sell al auction on Monday, N9y y AZ
O'Clock nj their saesrOo IS Nassau street four uage hall
mines ard Dupuy Co brandy vintage 1876, 1850 aud
is5S being ps ART ~ the large stock as advertised
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-11-02

TJENRY II. LEEDS CO., AUCTIONEERS, OFFICES
IL No. % Nassau street. will sell auction Tuesday,
Nov at IL o'clock in front of the store No q Nassau street
a buggy and harness; complete and stylish
turnout long tail years old rot in three minutes
Hamlonian stock buggy made by Brewster square box;
has not been used dozen times set of harness in
mis- etc order
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-11-02

TINTED STATES MAI. STEAMSHIP LINE FOR HA.
L. vsna and New Oreans.-On Monday Nov. 2 2
O'Clock r NJ, from pier foot 81 Warren street. North
tho and fsvorie steamship GRANADA Capt r rtf
I'm. q n win sail as above. Passage be secured at
Office ~ the line shippers will be supplied with blank
bills ading ~ the form signed by the line application
their Office No other forms signed ~ lading
signed after the hour 81 sailing For freight passage
ssry at the ONCE No. M West street 81 Warren
NJ % Al,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-11-02
A uS sale Of Sorich'-oSirkD STATES MARSHAL

The undersigned will sell at auction, Saturday Novem
Der eleven A. NJ. at the No. II Nassau street,
Bank Commonwealth building, by order Of Isaiah
United States Marshal $4,000 worth of dia
monds also sterling silver forks he
The diamonds will be view three days previous 20 the SALE
at Of Augustus Sche ESQ., Collector Of the Port,
Custom House. SAMUEL oSGo0D co,
Auctioncers,
81 Nassau street.
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MEDICAL.

u twenty sir years confined his practice 70 the tresi
ment 81 private diseases The victims Of misplaced condolences
can cal on him with the certainty o being radically cured
Charges moderate.
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INOR MELBOURNE. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. LINE
II succeeding ship SEBASTIAN CABOT-Positvely first
ship sail packet for NovemberThc elegant
clipper ship REINHARp, Haake, commander having un
surpassed state room accommodations for saloon
and extra accommodations In poop cabin deck FOR second
passengers, will he despatched Melbourne direct
promptly on her appointed day For freight passage ap
PLY on board pier 10 East river or 10 MAILER LORD
QIEKkAI 10y Wall street or TO GOODBYE, ARKELL a
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paror chamber dining and kitchen furniture OF ia
my breaking up &eepngelegant tapestry three ply
ingram other carpets; hall ocloths mahogany book
case black and mahogany sofas, sofa bedseats.
rocking spring chairs marble top centre and side
tables French plate pier and mancl mrrors elegant oil
paintings engravings. upright piano made by Scott OF
London. one by Thomas Of New York mahogany aud
walnut other mattresses feather beds and
bedding blankets sheets, spreads, Ac dressing and plain
bureaus washsand toilet china glass and plated ware;
stoves dining kitchen furniture, &c suitable for
families just commencing housekeeping rs well as dealers
Cash advances all kinds Of property.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-11-02

7,HALBERG AND yIEUXTEMPS' CONCERTS.
l. NIBLOS SALOON, THURSDAY, N0Y5.
To comply with the very general request,
THALBERG AND ECXTEMPS
Will give grander scale
nhcence than the last The following artists will appear
and the evening"
MILE FREZZOLINI MADAME DANGRI
MILE CARROLL,
SIG LABOCETTA, SIG GASSER,
SIG ROCCO, FERT KLETZER.
Full particulars TO Admission 81. Seats secured
without extra charge. The sale Of seats commences
4
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-11-02

EMPIRE HALL, 500 BROADWAY.
~ The Grand Illustrations of
DIR. KAkE'S
ARCTIC VOYAGES
portraying the
Sublime yet Awful Grandeur Of the
POLAR REGIONS.
TIE OPEN POLAR SEA,
described by
MR.. WILLIAM MORTON
Numerous relics Of Tie expedition DIR. kane's FsquimauI
dog Eah Arctic dresses knife great Polar bear Peacock
flag &c
Every Evening at O'Clock.
Wednesday and Saturday afternoons at O'Clock.
Admission IS cents children half price.
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HORSES AND CARRIAGES.

HORSES AND CARRIAGES.
A GOOD oPPoRruNrTY-FoR SALE. A ROAM
der the saddle free and stylish driver fast irosf Sold on
q ss 5 s can S 4o wGS %
Of color except gray Of good size Apply at ol varck
CARRIAGES FOR sALE-A FINE FRENCH COUPE,
~ six seat rockaway and a number Of buRges, hut little
used viii sod low also carriages 81 every descrip
ton a invoice prices Apply at os Broadway near the Me
uvIon@ w
last TRoTTISG AND GOOD ROAD HORSE FOR
II sale low for cash Inquire Of Mr. LEVITT At Ameri.
express stables vesy street or at the onice Duane
L,oR sArE-A soRREL HORSE, iiY HANDS HIaH,
sound and kind sir years old Has rc,ied mile IN SIS
ana fourteen nss wnn ,nr r.a ~ san !, wrp
Rs stable Ninth street FIRST stable west Of second avenue
wheis the price can be known.
I,oR sALF-HoRsE. CARRIAGE AND HARNEss-A
superior sorei horse with long tall 6years old Is hands
high sound kind and Of great endurance without fault will
use Tor them Apply and ms Clinton place from 10 70
O'Clock, for two DAYS.
I,oR SALE HORSES AND wAGoSs-TwESTy GOOD
tnds business wagons new and second hand harness. &C.
% ssssP yoo Of aou avenue sooyn
HORSE wANTED.-wANTEp TO PURCHASE FOR
gallop able carry Of two hundred pounds weight
over he srouna sha to he comfort Of the or would
purchase pair Of hne matched horses one o. which Mond
4 co, Is Centre street.
HORSES wASTED-To KEEP FOR THE WINTER, IN
IL the country twenty miles from New York with the best
OF and the best VI hay terms moderate Inquire at the
store of Wilson a. Hunt Co. e Church street and
Park place, from 10 10 Tuesday 81 inst, for Ezra NJ
Brewster.
HORSES wANTED-IN EXCHANGE FOR FOUR LOTS
IL ~ ground in Mount Vernon and two gold double cssed
hunting watches Bring the horses 70 the CORNER Of Forty
first street and sixth avenue, ~ the Kremln Hotel
TWO HANDSOME pAPpLE GRAY. PONIES FOR SALE
Five old, fourteen hands high built. well
matched and viii make splendid troers. Price $3.50 Also,
others black and bay four years the other
ave years old Apply at 81 Cherry street.
BOARDING FOR HoRsEs.--A FEW HORSES WILL
ID accommodated with good stahlng the win
cared for by experienced and competent
reasonable by application 10 " Newton Glen Cove
y y Morris Twelfth street Of University place
nR JOHN WILLIAMS VETERINARY SURGEON
IL has opened horse nhrmary IN Navy be-
tween Fabush and Fulton avenues Brooklyn His expert
ene standing having extensive practice Of
n wears IN York nj the Of the Horse
Chryse DR. williams in examining for sound
ness favors neither party.
BILLIARDS.
vxvASrFp-A SECOND HAND BILLIARD TABLE IN
w GOOD order Address " A. n. Herald once stating
price, makers aud where It may be seen
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TRAvELLERs, GUIDE.

HUDSON RIVER RAILROAD EMPRESS TRAINS
for Ahany and Troy stopping a. principal stations con
meeting with and northern trains leave Chamber
street depot al and II % A. NJ asd5PM
A. y. SMITH Superintendent.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-05-23
MIR. Buchanan aud Distribution.

TO the Editors Of tie Eogie cnd Enquirer:
believe the Democracy are all against distribu-
ton. The Nashville Union is agaicst t. The Menu
phis appeal is against il; and the stump speakers
will be against it, II is ell right to give the public
lands away to aliens and foreigners; bot it is not
right to sell them and let Tennessee have some Of
the proceeds to pay for the construction Of her rail-
roads 1t is all right to distribute" these lands
among railroad companies. but no, just to let the
cd States get any. This is modern Democracy.
fad in the new paper at Richmond Va, called the
"South," letter from gentleman well known
there, addressed TO TIE editor Of the South IN which
is the following language:
As to whether am now supporting the Demo-
cratic side OF the issue the subject OF distrba-
ting the proceeds OF the public lands am satisfied
to rely the authority Of President Buchanan who
according TO the Register OF Debates ia Congress,
pp. l004-5, holds this language, to-Wit: "NoS.
SIR, a distribution OF the proceeds OF the public
lands among the States would remedy al these evils
and correct ali these anomalies OF our system. IL
you'll draw OF fIom the General Governments this
eccentric source Of revenue, and distribute isAmong
the States. We should then be leis where The Con-
stisutioa intended 20 placs IA The GoveFBment
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
oles.p All our expenditures woulI then De levied
nom the taxes which We might impose on the pee
pie, and the tariff would as be wondered hxed and
certain. Whatever protection might then be af-
foFded wo1ld be stable. Uuder the circumstances.
ineidental protective daly comparatively smsli,
would be Of more real value thaa a mech larger
Que. subject % al the risk and uncertainty whch
nov exist manufacturer, whilst embarkiDg 10
business, woula not then dread lest ihs policy Of
Congress might change before he eoald get INTO
soccsssfal operation. There sould then be no tsz-
60 raised from the people TO De distributed smong
tho people. We shoald bear no more Of surplus.
The msn Who are oPpossd 10 distribution. nud
Who think Democracy can do no wrong. can d.
gesi. at their leisure, shis extract from Mr. BssA-
Ansa's speech Jon she policy Of dissFibusson.
s0uTHRoN.
EAr, Is. 1881.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-05-23

CHOOSING PRINTED PAPER FOR WALLs.-Most
persons when they 90 into a store 20 purchase
paper for the walls Of their hou'es, are never sat-
is6ed unless they overhaul great number of pat
terms Their object is to select the prettiest style
they can fnd-the best among the lot-snd this
course, in ordinary business has q common sense
appearance about it. But a rule Of conduct, ex-
ceent and correct in the pursuit Of one object may
be totally wrong in following after that OF another.
and this is the case 10 examining great numuer
OF samples of printed paper at once. Many are so
liable to get bewildered when a great variety of
patterns are passed before Them that they frequent
ly choose the poorest design Of the lot. This is
not surprising; indeed, it is 10 exact accordance
with the laws of vision. II has been concusiveIy
shown by M. Chevreul, the distinguished chemist in
Paris, that the eye, 10 looking at color after color,
is grsdualy undergoing change, that the charac-
ter OF each color is altered; in short, the color is
vitiated. An analogous result is unquestionably
produced in the form of the patterns as well as in
their colors and proportions. The best way to
select good and agreeable patterns of paper,
therefore, rs TO examine only few at once.-Scen-
tife Amer