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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-01-11

EHTANTED TO HIRE sssA negro Weman without
wv incumbrance For first rate nurse,
liberal price will be paid. Apply at this office Lanl3t
DIR. j. W. STOUT,
TAYNG returned Nashville again srs his Service to its
citizens and ths Of its vicinity in the various branches of
his profession.
Office No So North Cherry Residence No. o. North
AarketslrCs, lJanll-St
PPLES! APPLES!!"- Just received supply of
- &. r. BOYD.
ianll4t AZ, Market street.
GNASH--To pay for 100 good Young Negro Men and WO
~ men, ieid bands preferred at No 80 Cedar street
janIl II. II HAYNES & CO.
Ornamental Trees and EVergreens,
NEONTGOMERY & McGREDY, Nmserymen Nashville, Tenn
V special their extensive stock OF fruit
Evergreens Green House Plants over OO
Ornamental Trees and Everg stabe for Immediate ehec
Fruits-50OO Apple ., & years old.
Pears-30O0, DWarfs & Standards, to 4 years DID,
yesrs DID, Cherries Pluas, APrlco Nee
tarens and ounce, in large numqers.
collection Of Grapes Strawberries Raspbees, Goose
berries, Currants & Bouquets at all seasons.
MONTGOMERY & MCGREDY.
jan. IL LnvoOd, Nurseries nashville, Ienn'
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FOR LOUISVILLE AND CINCINNATI.

TIME light draught steamer JOHN GAULf, BuScE 80 !.
Master, will leave above and all inter
mediate landings Tneslsy, the 18th instant,
o'clock, P. NJ Fer freight passage apply onboard or to
ianI II H. HARRISON, Agent.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-01-11

thanks fer your kind invitation 70 De present on The
slh, and celebrate with yOu that glorious anniVer
nary
Already is our calendar marked with days of ro-
nsvn, which every patriot will carefully obsetvs
They are the des fash Of ear natioa more to be
dsnce Hall. Bunker Hill Kings Mountain and the
Plains Of New Orleans Such is the STD OF January,
day Of proud recollection, Of patriotic inspiration,
when We may forget cur party belongings in high
devotion 20 our coentFy and Of which be Il ours
to impress upon children and their children the
sacred observance unto the closing cycle Of our Oa>
tionsl existenes.
Hence, it would give me snfeigued pleasure TO
unite in its celebration. with aay OF my coueiTymen
who sympsthiZe Eith me in TIE one cardinal idea
which send you as sentiment
Our Country's honor, peri etuty and CONSTANT
progress.
Regre;ting thatthis pleasure | en- constrained by
my duties here to foregs, beg you 20 accept tie
several compliments of the season, with the kind
wishes which its annual return is well calculated
to suggest
! am, very respectfully, Your Obedient servant,
HoRAoE MATNABD
OF the large number of tossis drank On the Occi-
sion, We we're able to preserve only the following
SENT BY HON. JoHs BuEcH, OF CHArTANOo-
GA--Success to your NEW HOUSE and to your OLD
Principles.
by DR EssELAAS: our absent " emu the nun
Andrew Ewing; may he do as we'll TO day at Mem
phis, upon the reception Of the Bdst of Gen Jacks
son by that city he did when besrdess boy, upon
the reception Of the old Hero at the Hermitage. by
the citizens of Davidson county. when he retired
from public life, having flied the measure Of his
countFy's glory.
BIZ RoBERT GIBSON: To the memory Of Felix
Gruudy, one Of the BoULDRRs of our Government.
The German Yagers, fOe military company, late
ly organized, aud which had spent tbs day in an ex-
cursion TO the Hermitage, returned in season ohon-
NTH salute, and to participate in the festivi-
ties within doors.
Nor should we omit to mention that 8 national sa-
lutte fred in the morning BY patriotic fellow
Citizen B COLE, and saother in the evening by the
watchuen and guards at the Penitentiary, under the
direction of the energetic keeper, W. H. Johnson,
ESQ
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-01-11

MAYOR MAcGAvoCK being loudly called for, rose
and said:
He wss nOtprepsred to make s speech-but IS it
was a democratic occasion in the true meaning and
md As he was the official representative Of citiEens
If ali parties, he would avail himself Of the oppor>
tnuity of expressing his admiration for the public
spirit manifested by the prOPrietOrs Of tbe nsgDih
-, struoture that is now being so 1oeH lsGrmsd
In Architectural beauty and magnitude it compares
fsvorsbly with the costly edhces on the Public
SQUARE. and forms g neucluS on this street around
which We may hope soon to other structures Of
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Gentlemen Il greatly regret that absence from
home on official business will prevent from par
ticipating with you in your celebration of the 9th
January. l congratulate you on the eOmpletioa Of
your new house. Should occasion offer, beg you
to propose for me the annexed sentiment.
Respectfully, yours, G. P. SMITH.
MGssrs E G. EASTMAN g. Co.
The memory of Laughliu, Hogan, Msrling, and
R9wles-Whose talents illustrated and whose virtues
adorned their party in its most mOmsntOus struggles
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-01-11

We shall oHsr ueat inducsnens to Cash or prompt 8
Months Dealers IN all other articles, soliciting call
from the trade only We are most respectfuliy,
iau6-dly A. J. MeWHIkTER co.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-01-11

S1OO HEWAhD.
ANYWAY from the subscriber, the night Of the 9th uit
my negro boy, John Said boy s bright mulattO aged
about 25 years. about feet inches in height rather
slender, straight black hair and hard distinguish
white except close observers He is good boot and shoe
maker, and his left hand altogether In peggng.
will give $50 any person who may said beg and
lodge him any Jail in this State that get him 500
If arrested cut Of the State. GEO STROUD,
jsnA-Im Morrison Depot, Warren CO., Tenn.
Said boy well dressed OF fine appearance hair medium
black Left with whskeTs pretty all his face.
Will doubt aim to for white Can read and write
pretty WE'LL
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WINES. LIQUORS, &C.

IA PERLE AND RUBIG
Ii CHAMPAGNE.
undersigned have been appointed sole agents for The
United and Canada Tor the sale OF the wines
of Messrs jacques Goerg Co, nj Chalons Sur Marno,
We present their wines ohe public under two brands
namely
superior wines will be found In all respects equal
mot surpas any other brands Tor sale In The market
Frm the long sxperisnce extensive possessions and ske
aana Of the well known house OF Jacques 00erg Co.. and
thsr determination 10 furnsh Wines which sa meet With tho
epprovHl Of oonsumers feel persuaded that TRIAL VIII
fay eaablsh al claim for the exceence Of ese wnss
CRANER. ABE00 McCL0sKEY,
100. No. 10 Broad street.
The above winea mag always be had N tho following
<ndrcn aTsss VIM Gorwin CO.. $50 srosdwsy; Henry
WIN 20, 900 broadway Il. VI. Timpson Brother, S71
bronnwsy; asmpbe seaman, 40 Fourth avenue; Sidney
W Osrh 40 BROADWAY; 49, v. r. Corwin, 81 Bposdwsy;
Bensnin VI Mosse sa5 Broadway; James A. rI!Sord, ID
pourm avenue j. jacques, 3sg Fourth Charles
Bepson ~ secssr street, JcseYh staples 1872 gowey John
John = Reed oS Br'dway; vosbureh Go 2s 3owery;
q H. Church ~ huds.n streets Henry ~ felter 900 Broad
Ackcr~ hsrrai 20, md
West Broadway Park Thford liz Sixth avenue Macy Co.
Brooklyp.
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lOCJ. FOR THE WEST,
Via HARLEM RAILROAD
NEW YORK CENTIAL RAILR

NEW YORK GENITAL r RAILROAD.
dollar than by other Albany, Troy,
and all stations West and North.
Trains depot OF Twenty sixth street and Fourth
avenue, New York
10 O'Clock A. NJ, express mail train.
Connecting It Albany with the New York Central Railroad
trains for all stations through to Buffalo and the West also,
with the Albany Northern road for stations North.
Returning leave Albany
74b A. M mail train connecting with the New York Cen.
trail train from the West and at East Albany with the train
leaving Troy al 80 A. NJ.
S3OP. M. express connecting with the Central Railroad
train from the West and nj Es, Albany with the train rom
Troy 2s0P NJ Passen gers rely upon this connection
from Troy.
TREIGHT ARRANGEMENTS.
Freight for Albany and the West received ut depot corner OK
White and Centre Streets until O'Clock T. NJ aud Iorwar ei
by express as quick MS by any other route.
This road in excellent order provided with s own
equipped with and commoions cara and Tor
speed, safety and comfort ia equal 10 other route.
Depot New York of Twenty sxhstreet and Fourth
avenue
Tickets and baggage checked this ONCE
Of Maiden lane and Dean street Albany, at the depot Mt
East Albany VIM J. CAMPBELL Superintendent,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-01-14

MRS. FRANCES A. KEMBLES READNGS FRCm
WI Shakespeare at Oodworhs Saloon, BOG Br6sdwsy.-rhsoo
for the ensuing week will be az follows
Monday morning. jan TO- at O'Clock. HENRY VIII.
Tuesday evening, JAN H. al O'Clock, OTHELL,O.
Thursday evening Jan. Is at O'Clock, A MDSUMNW
NIGHTS DREAM.
Friday evening. Jan. IA, at O'Clock, THE TEMPEST
Tickets, 81 each be obtained at the book stores
Messrs. Appleton a Co.. $40 Broadway; Mr.. Crowen -
Broadway at the Clarendon Hotel, and ri the door.
Sofa seats eserve 81 80 also be bad Mr. Crowe0
book store 600 Broadway and at the door, No tick b
sold after the reading has begun An early attendanco =
solicited.
This Of readings will be positively last which M
Kembe will give In New York previous 10 her references
from public LIE.
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SYNOPSIS OF SCENERY AND INCIDENTS.
ACT T.

SCENE I-Morninr Room at rrenchard Manor . Amy
6eryants Qossip inerant expedi
ous than The Official COACH locality; where
II Braleboro,, Florence; transatlantic letters
dead branch OF the genealogical tree resuscacd an nsrs
inc invalid: an unexpected ARRIVAL American cousin
cousnly affection checked Unsatisfactory luncheon;
chowder slapacks; nothing American drink;
dy snaahas and chain lightning.
SCENE H.-Room in Tfenchard Manor. .Thorne
model lawyer and drunken CLERK, debit the Eemesis;
financial panc old mortgage but releases fraud In
specve terrible price, daughters happiness for fathers
safety; female Robin Hood; hopeless nebriey noble reso
luton.
SCENE lila Dressing Room Amy
small wardrobe not TO be lost sight Of spirit OF Yankee
curiosity aroused hair dye; anxious inquirer there
for unima apparatus on string an unexpected
rain storm Comic tAbleaux and end OF Act l.
ACT H.
6CENE the Orea Saery .Inorne
disappoined applicant TOT naval nonors now grappe
the enemy and how 70 sheer ON ecudng before the wind
sern cnasei uews Lsoun ~sn.oa,
baroer love embryo; the tne misery
. new ftend ufparsito tiiiance; nope ana despair
SCENE ia Model dairy .Tnorne
u<,un nAo Ieeoos
new applicant Tor omcai innuence blunt nirsue
apomoIy golden nuid AZ nlYn price, aCapulncy hanging
BY !ie coior % hs iesuVles surprise parry oainus
Isoieau ana emo Oh Ac' II. crur
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-01-14

sro,r.-coAI. AND WOOD, 81 Is PER- roS.--Rsp ASH
large nut delivered ats 2' stove gate aud furnace a.
owest cash prices. All under Wood aud kindlng
ood for retailers al low rates. Al yard No Is, ives. Niue
en,n street. between Seventh and Eighth avenues,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-01-14

r AURA KEENE'S THEATRE.
II TOM TAYLOR'S Last AND .
produced upon the New York stage having achieved by
IT.
HUMOROUS POWER
uninterrupted career Of popularity for
THREE ENTIRE MONTHS.
during which period IL comicaes have never failed TO
MOST UNBouNDED LAUGHTER
AND ENTHUSIASTIC APPLAUSE
of It auditors, who, during the
UNPARALLELED RUN OF THIS PLAY,
have formed a mammoth aggregate OF
MORE THAN l25,000 PEOPLE,
n success never before Witnessed in this city.
THURSDAY EVENING, JAN. Is, 1889,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-01-14

11Y JOSEPH NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. SALE.-THURS-
ID day January r. at IL O'clock noon at the Merchants Ex
change Wall df previously sold by private coutrac
valuable the southwest of the Bo
Prince street $50 and 2soa Bowery and Nos and
prince The lot about % fest In width In front the
Bowery 40 02 feet depth There
buildings the premises which let TO good
tenants As property be sold to close estate.
will afford opportunity for safe Investment and capitalists
requested TO examine the property before the sale large
of the purchase remain bond and mort
cage Inquire of JOSEPH HEGKMAN, corner of Woughby
Pearl Brooklyn.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-01-14

TTENRY II. LEEDS, AUCTToNEER-sA LEsROON NO
III q Nassau street HENRY II. LEEDS co will sell
at auction Friday IA Mt u O'Clock in - gallery
salesroom q Nassau street. beautiful coesion Of oil
paintings, being private collection of the frs, class Among
these iound pictures by Benjamin West
Pietro Test, Berghsm, 49, Aerde nerns r. BARRIERS, NJ
Cartari Chevaer Chaelain Lilly Spencer Kinney, Jas
per Dusseldorf Durre Ingram Williams and many Others
They exhibition in gallery Sale without re-
serve IS original oil paintings in their original
and never before exhibited In this country
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SALES AT AUCTION.

A UCTION NOTICE-THREE ROSEWOOD P1EA.
IA suits and a lot rosewood and mahogany pari1 -.
'sedru win be sold very cheap for cash one
covered In crimson French bYocate will
for S one in mogue for 500 and In haircoh
SIS Apply two days ut the store, ITO Ninth
aec<nd street.
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JNsrrrurR HALL. NArcHEz, nssIssrrrI- This

INSTITUTES HALL, NArCHKz nsslsSifrL-rHle
beautiful ball. BY tie introduction o. an abundant supply
OF nghts ed the only addition required
make Of the pheasant and commodon oddiuss r
the South lectures and panoramic display Tbs
aoor OF the properhch IN the second so-ys
pied with chsiss and seees furnshng seats
bering from one the end Of his pl
orm four fee, the ncor snris scet with footgbfs
front conceivable Withdrawing ire pls,
torn 10 me rear. Jsnc~ and policeman provided aud
oher allowed.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-01-14

PENNSYLVANIA RA1LROAD-THE GREAT CEN
il trail route 10 the West Time Of
freight and fare rs low at all times by other
tickets 10 contract freight
the entire West call ut tho Office No. House
J. T.. ELI.IOrT, Passenger Agent
LEIGH 4 CO.. Freight agents.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-01-14

DARNUMs MUSEUM THE WREN JUVENILE COME
ID dams in q delightful VARIETY OF ENTERTAIN
MENTS Friday Jan. IA In the afternoon and even
ing At u O'Clock, TON NoDDy's sEcREr. Capt Dqrsna.
SWISS MOUNT AINEERS. Rosetta, Lit Martha; Trig, LII
Ned. The famous Aquaria, Happy Family and million of
centa
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-01-14

ITO LET'S BY 75-SECOND FLOOR OF NEW BUILD.
ing, of Seventh and Hall place, Third
and Fourth has and Croon for dancing
sebes balls billiards. and restaurant saloon,
at 10 Fourth avenue. Apply to JOHN BRAINERD. No.
Pine att
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-01-14

ITO LET LOw-NO. IL SECOND PLACE. SOUTH BROOK
lyn near the ferry the most healthy stylish and csany
@ feet deep; also elegant country seat handsomely fur
nshed Is heater washbs bath satin brocade and
furniture shade city
lots with or without coy cottage seven rooms furnished
$3.50 furnished $780, large stable; half double
house would be let Furnished and gar
deD low healthy and depot twelve miles from the
City Hail. Harlem Railroad Apply 10 W. B. COX. 229
lstre et
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ORCHARDS KINGsLAND, AUCrIONEER.
IL BY RICHARDS KINGSLAND CO.
Sllnsrnnm lb9 RrnadWay

THIS DAY, FRIpAY
Atlo e,elSes n At l,s, a@cl!sn ROOM S
Platform scales haches ks scyhe plaserng and
corner 9wes files axe handles squares hanmers hand
boyes chains glue sleigh bells seds cotton hooks
chises saws, anvils, guns &c NC
knives and forks ivory handled Knives
pocket cutlery, scissors, shears razors carvers &c
PLATED WARE.
Table and spoons table and dessert forks salt
and mustard spoons knives napkin rings casters
sets, cake baskets, liquor stands, &C.
FANCY GOODS, &c.
kid gloves sars needles finger and earrings
combs, &C, &c CASTLE and yellow soap, &c &c.
fTHOMAsl vEITCH AUCrIoNEER OFFICE NO 10
i Spruce street Consables sale Of cut meats, &c FRI
day "a 1889 II A. M at No 10 Spruce street.
ans quantity OF pork beef w RSf mAF sSS Constable
VxT EITEs NICHOLS, NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. 4
w NICHOLS will sell this day Friday, january 4, at
fs rich and varied assortment of made furs
ssng part Of real Hudson Roy sable carriage half
risge and vcorines mns and CUTS and other acts
caps &c Also stock OF rich cloth cloaks ee
giant velvet satin mantas and mas The whole be
of the ladies' To this SALE the goods Of the
latest styles OF the present season. asd warranted IN every
Also elegant assortment OF sleigh aud
and buffalo SKINS to be sold az above.
mt two O'clock at 45i Canal street. the entire furni
ture three story and basement house OF family
LEAVING s s e en
beds aud bedding sots and sofa beds mahogany cottage
and other chsis large lot OF carpets tapestry nree ply and
tngran also ocohs bed and table linen, cutlery china
glass earhen ware extension table ins msho
eany plano and rocking chairs together with large lot
OF clothing 2 overcoau rs airs pants also large lot
from the rocks of Donegal which lately arrived In the ship
Cuvator from Ireland To be sold precisely at three o'clock
very beautiful animal Also &c cottage bedseds by order OF
assignee. sale positive.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-01-14

CPlNGLER INSTITUTE. MADAM LOUISE ABEL,
- pianist begs leave that she will give her first
matinee at the above place Saturday next January 5
I, NJ. assisted by Mr.. H. Moenhauer and Mr. Ph Mayer
Madam Abel win play amongst her pieces the sonata In
major by Beethoven fragment of the minor concerto by
Chopin Tickets 80 cents to be had at Hall Son kreusng
way
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-01-14

YHDwARD sCHENCK, AUCTIONEER.-BY &F. II.
III 6CHENCK-On Saturday. jan 10 inst, at 10Y O'Clock
at their 50 Nassau street, household furniture
rornnrisiua and second hand.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-01-14
ANTUSENfENTy.

AMUSEMENT3.
WAlIAOK'ss 5 1IIE TNS
LAST NIGHTS
xvP Pos he p present cen S q he
vuv, FRIDAY, iA'h, and SATURDAY, IHh
so% &c reliable md A.. aY'l sasy sources
will include tn following array Of Artisan
Duke Of Venice. CatPpsn,d.ls
Prince Prince Ct & 1870 siss
AA :::sss Z s :sss a. RE-
sss:ise Friends to Anlou,. and s,.sanO Ls:ssis:
LORENZO IN love with Jsssss. M; hang
TuSsl Jew, Lis friend Bernard
sspSaao ssrSsn. 70 B.a.snio
Ss.::. +; Sssiss a,Ssss
A'F which, BY isSSs; Mi comedy called
M as T., ,s P%Ps
Bel. Mrs. Aosy Ross Mas Mary Cannon.
ON MONDAY. rHE nth.
y for this sisssrs, IN which - "'''''- '1'' ''''
-, Mr. WALLACK
The CAST VII inciaas NJ Isssr wAlack Mr. Breuss.m,
r DSs Nj f. L. xsns Oa
Mr. Hodges, Mr. Tree &c, with hos Of suzilisres &C.
Mrs Hoey, Mrs Vernon, Miss Mary Cannon, MIRA Sloan,
Misc Henraxdo and numerous and talented
CORPS DE BAIL.kT.
v. p
COMEDY sS$!EKsIyE rIergsEseyE !Ap SS W
TERISTIC,
The En- fsisfsi SfsH
Varied and Magnificent,
ALL NEW.
The and incidental military marches and grand
symphonies composed expressly for this play.
Doors open at OK; commence at o'clock.
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fyOHPTROLLERH OFFICE NASHVILLE, TENN, DEC,
~ g. 1858Under the provisions of the Act OF 18th Feb
1876 cA no. and other acts the subject OF Free Banking
4 At public auction at the Merchants Ecchauge in
wall street. New York CITY, the Sd Of February 1859 and
from day day until they all disposed Of the folio @ng
bonds endorsed the Slate OF Tennessee belonging to the
following free banks in hquiaonto witt Nashville
She OF Clsborns East Tennessee and virginia Rail-
rad bonds each belonging to the Bank Of Jeferson
II RaG Tennessee and Virginia Railroad bonds for 900
each belonging the Bank OF Trenon Nashville aud that
JAMES T. DUNLAP, Comptroller.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-01-14

COX TO LET. THREE STORY AND HIGH BASE
with counter vault bath ROOM hot and cold water
gas throughout range water closets &c. ten rooms In all
n good condition Possession at any time Apply to VI. L.
s. HARRISON, 81 Duane street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-01-14

A WIDOW LADY TWENTY EIGHT YEARS OLD, Is
seventy years The lady possessed q an aTble
render the object Of choice happy particularly
he should be In delicate health In return for the wealth which
would the first object always been To
luxurious home and not able 70 contend with TIE drdse
the female lot Address, for three days Mrs. L. w:
Broadway Post ONCE stating where interview can be had
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-01-14

ITO LET-FOR GENTLEMEN COMFORTABLE ROOMS
furnished with gas and baths In the private No. 0l
Franklin street moderate prices Apply lO next door
west from Tayor's Saloon.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-01-14

UCTIoN NoTICE;m,CLosING SALE OF ELEGANT
IA made up furs-VERTS MOSS will close out at
ion Friday H. at II O'Clock at the salesrooms No 81
Pine the entire balance of stock of elegant made
furs robes former sales the Broadway
store and 70 be sold reserve to close the estate
by The goods view. and
catalogues ready in the gallery the saesrooms No.
Pine street. AZ this the last sale parties In want invited
a. Afond
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-01-14

A NICE HOUSE TO RENT-FOR $3.50 AND THE FUR
"A Diure fors sale very cheap. great chance for
young couole starting housekeeping Apply At iV wea
twentieth street -...-.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1859-08-04
Price-s1 per Bottle, or Six Bottles for SIS.

II has been n well established fact for wears
past, that SarSalaria. when pure aud properly
prepared. Is the only true Pnnacea for all diseases
originating frcm Impure State If the Bood
the Use al Mercury. Intoxicating Drinks, Evil
Habits in Youth. Barrcimcss, etc.
We boldly assert that JOnN Bulls FLUID
EXTRACT OF SAEs,raRiiLA is the only Prepare
ton before the Public tint is prepared ON strictly
Scientific Principles and,f Uniform Strength. The
Sarsaparlla is purchased without regard to price,
and every pound before being used is subjected
.. the siricesi Cheical Tests and lis geiIuineness
ascertained before being used.
BUII's SaRsAPARILiA also confirms the yirtua
of several other Melcinll Roots, Together form
lug the best Compound rnd producing the great
est Curative Agent known IN the world.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1859-08-04

ATtcud> W aiu- O'ufttus GNptfftHCts
Twas earn still mite in Joon. when
all na.ur was husht 6 nary Zeifers distrib-
uted the serene silense | sot with the OBJ
.ject Of mi hart's eilecshuns on the fence NV
her daddy's pastur. had exPeEiunsesi a
handkerin AFTER hur fer sum time. but dai
stunt proclame. mi ipashun. wall we sot
thar on the Tense a swingin Of our feet .
d frow d. blushin as rel rs BallinsvilIe
skule houce when it was first painted, d
lookin very eimpul, Imake no dowt. Ny
left arm was okupile in ballunsin myself
on the fence while my rite arm wos wound
otfekshnitly round Suzanner's waste.
SEX ~Suzanncr i thinks very much oil
yn.' - 2 80 ....s ,.ss'.,.s....
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Sell. II wish thare was winders tn mi
s,fe soz yoV Good see some Of my feelins,
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s. paw~ed here. but as she made no reply
init. .cI1 ,eontinuesI ON in the following
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parse on yer account, how vitiles has
sseast to be attractive tn me Il hov mi
limbs is shrunk up ye woodn's dowt me by
no means. Gaze ON this wastin form d
these sonken ize. eriJe, jumpin up d
/ shud have continued sum time longer
probly. bat unfortunately ! lost my tai
lunce & fell oyer into the pastur ker smash
tariig my close and severely damagiu my