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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-09-24
FOR CALIFORNIA.


f--s,-- FOX uktA>A, NEW OKLEANe
StElN AID CHAGkEs The new and spacious
mail Steamship OHIO, lieut. Jas. schencs,
UsS commander. vii BE- i-paichsd from thi. port on
W-dn~-day the ian Of October, a. Ocloes, VI. from
nc PIER u Wanrn-t Norm River. touching "a tho
ar Charleston .nd savannah, % land snd receive
mails zrf pas-erssrs
The ONO viii carry tho 5ogersmclt Malls tor the Paei
fe &c % 20 ~ fl- November steamer rom Panama
Pa---n.-r- Tor Chasr-- viii De transferred AZ Havana
70 TIE slsnch and ws-En0su steamship FAitoN, Lieut.
Hzrt-leue L : commander aud arocoed In her ilf7c
% Chagrrs. AuiV - IN tins fsf California steamer IN
NOVEMBER
The f4iss u Passss. 10 Chsgfes zre much refsrod
The ONO has supsnor Double Engines Of loOu hof-s
power constructed To no beef maunef, Snicn ye esi
assutnee 0sa.ty the passen over 80 STEAMER
running with sngl .ngine. in sLe, strength and nc
commodauons the Ohio q snequast BY auy steamer
zfoaL
An inexperienced Surgeon il attached TO he OHIO.
EsrEs ~ PAssses TO HAvAss FEw o.Le.Ns
STATE room 5eflh. ladies' saOOn. $40 80 cash.
StafereOm b-uh, dnius ssl0O1..t...Ie p
ssndce berth In ID eAbin...-....tt..S N
seersg@ found led and board. ..... 3 -
No berl 4, secured inu paid FOR teigh - ceni. per
cubic foot
REDUCED aATss ~ fAssAss 70 cHAShs
saier0om berth 10 ladies' Or inilk saloon ~ each
ssDdse sorn In 81 cabin .s.ss'.... ~
se-r.gs berth ard Jund bed ana board. ...... % 90
90 d. bagg.s allowed of cabin and 70 DE io' sleSf'
age pa<senK-f-
Freishf 10 Chakrs. % cents per cubic foot
Al cks for passage must Dc procured a. ne ONCE o.
10 Company u hDbEkIsi lls NosEst
~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-09-24
r,,T pRIyATE sAIE-A f.rn. .imsled IN

70 At PRIVATE sALE-A farm. situated m
10 CounfV New Jersey, 4 sle- south west OF
So Caldwell The farm contains ahool " acres N a
good slate OF cultivation TIE build ngs sc good and me
premises well Naier-i There d. good supply o wood
and timber on h- see The stOcs ant about nfy iuns
of nay viii he sold with the premises n ossrcd sfge
part Of me purchase money may remain on 1oud sni mf
gage for srumher of years. Fruit 20 ahuNdArfr fo'
further parfsg apply 90
~ -n- D RLfECkER. Anennu,er B-nad-.L
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-09-24
GIG ZOE -ALE.
NFW-YOKK AED ALBANY

SEW-YORK AND ALBANY
-L(EA, PLASE~FAC TORY --CsrDen-ers
- -G'-7---r--3 Co.ca. Ca1lc-t s1c Pisco-fgrte
$500 -@>-----<1 h.Iers I0o.s u every 1-scrg l01
The s1tscr1-r Drzc.icA
,-<s.rie Every Pane = MANUFACTURED 5y ia ON
had or under Is rdl.ie sIpefFisio- al IS prces
- n = per cent lo~er ll.1 = IA = 1s1zl sss-d
flo.tl- Jgtrt-r.....t a. Dgl1- fore AZ s. y.
- J.rs....-...... = DC-b.- sEo.1' Plz1eD u
5f,xe Jointer........ - s1xls Fgre sns.-..-l >
40 JaeE..........- a slrge 5zOl : ? --ne.o -
Crcular snO0t.ins s-s q CO DO 60 DOsbs, O. III
.,rex--b. ocx = cis C1lier are 3 "a, kc- ~
N-chsrcs AZ lnvil-- 20 ca ar exsz-ns "a s,Scz
P.rss ua-s 10 drkHi1gs. zr1 al F.1et sf- 20 r-c-
SrJ A. sore 81 Eo~sry 5e.Eesz Ase<,sc AZ tsss
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-09-24

Court Cslendnr...THis ia


Oiseuir CorRr Nos IS. 81 S. a. q, a. a. s. S. d
40. ~. IS. "a. Is. p. p
CcMMoS PLs.s General Term f.f l.suss oflaw
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-09-24

- FOR SALE. TO LET OR LEAsE-r~o mol
- -rn tglit houses Zone n-Sl IN Unionst near Court
~ o. South Brook yn. snd handy 20 ne South Ferry
The NJ ghborhoot seuteel Apply 10 JOHN FRENCH
g. LsarrsssL or BARRETT, II Chrystie-st y. Y.
as m
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-09-24

SCFRgaE COT ri Ware g. sfroa. s.sisf Aisfs~ Dur
- ksfe-fh X rufa4s 1sa- rsr.,t Chsfs. narsat
fhst-u. nuraaf. Asif-- nsfsrt D. jana : " s--f
fsntsrf CHRISTIE '.rf-rft NHs spth, 49, isr--
Dltlt. an ntfat af Arfr-~ nlrart afc-s-t -. rasf
tisn 90 Jata p1rs1t-fo A>nRkMJ urRLA>p- si IT, az
farHr-i n fer ernr his ~heh - - fsf
- of 'h, C-s of n Con1 OrsuEe. nd
o oars n t- lag o. "=h~u. sst
C1aar shu S~al tsss a~r 10 ~ -ea.T- ed ~ f,s
sssh h- s--oasnti "a No soasat
sosssi n- psu 81 .gpf tt- Cosu h- isnaat-t
q fts rip .sili -usf-t lus- - f-ss
| 49,. SHARr 4 MINlLkIn Pa.idl. ANIMAL.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-09-24
sUPREME CoUaT auITs
Dir GOODS.

VIZ. aEMISGIOS
2. NarE-i-s- Pr s1-.u1a
IMPORTER AND WHOLESALE DEALER
- SILK AND FANCY GOODS.
RIhnulsr B4uFes, sraHIs a.
FREIGHT PAID To WV llEH
On a. Goods f-ipp@i ~ ne Northern route. r1-s im
TO TIE LADik~.-PETER ROBERTs. 573
Il h-radgay. rece v-1 -crfA1- arrivals sn.e11.1
s..1rt@rf Of Pare embroidered u1.tl ace cap-s
cnil--@il. sl1 cl1- -m1no --r@d csnb1c hand
Eerclief g. :. worm 3 81, f-h Plcc sd trimmed do
"a e-r.erres ace from j. pr yard, Isrlre ttr-si 4.
r-g hr-sd sc@ csres and 1-r1ss. TsercIecles 81
ar. sr1 r1fs mach, infants rctes and vas mus
trimmings art TO- beings back threat s1i Bus
see wells 40 from suction 400 1rezki4si csns
very creep. eve-ins tre-e-s fglr-i rnu.in.. A. m
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-09-24
THE PLACE FOR Am OUTFIT.

IT4sHiDNABLE NEN a11 Indeed e. r1o Wish %
Il possess ne sqp1sIcs ~ comfort sl- e.egsrcs com
Driset hsll-1ue wardrobe, sl1-lf drop g. -
AGArES esta5lshn-nt Tale Pzrsclls A. -gs-rI u
Bro.f~av Eis stock VI Pa Goods embraces great "a
riey c. bes1tf. scsrs Crar.-s, D~essfz hot~- J9--
>hrs u neE Ard elegant pa---rrs AID il- secs. lsl-
rA - er1d x E.1lEerr i-i. embroidered arc 1.l-f
Sl.pelter. STA Plrte.. M0l-y B-l-, ,lorks. Collar
Ard other src-s Iecr.sary 20 perfect ol -iiref W
NJ tourist voyageur or tie nsl ~ ashio- a. lo-
sZ-fXf
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-09-24

20 FOR sAIE.-A fsru - 100 acres one mile North
W rom the cry o Hudson, adjoining mo river win
- new ard convenient out-bultings. may be divided
irfo fpo or ARMS with hezuufu sites for building
A-o would the farm adjoining 20 sores iu hn- order
bal MS srge and cunvrneu-uay - divided m TWO Or
more pAr. fer health and hssuy OF scenery
The above ioeauens are uusnrpassei ite hanks N me
Hudson River. FOR part cuar- irqul-e ofJA> CURklE,
A, W.fi..f or ~ tl~ subscriber \ = VAIL.
Laurel Fam. Hudson. sept 7 90 eirod'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-09-24

IRON
rI'Hg SUBSCRIBERS asUGg resumed The sssrcy Of
the Sew-Jersey Iron Company are preptfsl 10 -H=-
GU orders Tor he different knis al s1es VI Iron usual
mse the works % Tie Company, sld ofvf for sale
on advantageous lrrns-
- luns 30 I Boonton Foundry Pig Iron.
500 S32k3 Fofge DO DO
100 No Glenc0n do
10 Nos 4 Leigh CrsEs do
100 " No Pomplon Charcoal Co
100 Srw-Jrrsey Blooms
70 " Jersey Fsgxoung Iron, i5r slans
Bss Bars, % iuch ~ ~ Inch mex
Do do S0unds and Squares, - : inch.
ROuncs and scusres SIC 70 inch
H.lf Rounds, 10 iEch.
Oysls and Hail Ossls, 10 II inca.
Bands, Ia 10 lsch.
Hope % 2 inch
Trglk Hoops. 10 u inch
H0rs@-snO- snt Nut ir1n.
DUDLEY B FULLER CO 70 6rre1kieh-.t
80 t~cod- 1lc - bf0zls-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-09-24

Noflts par,iauc. order Of Anir-- Hss.. ~
y suf u fh- Cnnrf " knr- h-ty o. N
Aasnr sx1st tkfHA. HAissf So "a n. s ID
Enstn. Orlrt f-oess-i present IA. sih -
ronch-, th- .abfr- ~ sefts Rive ssos he
CO I'd Nsr iors 10 ana 81 nstob.s, isss
.aia-sm wafrrE a,issY r'"'as"'fo
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-09-24

GALIFORNIAN- REsD.-BUtSos AYEEs Dec
u - 1915 To A KEMP. lls N..-strert New York
The large OF yc1 puf lp Tor ny snp
win th- New YORK c. Gu. Company, cr lolE voyage
has Tuned o1i h-yonc ny eKPrciaro1 One year Hen
he tine 81 or leaving opening ne o4.ier AS nc
batter c-lci1ls, also m haEs. bel pcfk-
bread r.rk ard Truth single sruc- -4r1-c
ot bad eNpc % be he savanna IN April and snA Or
se snoh.r OUTFIT By you. Be s-ut % ne ours uly,
~ lxs0 NILLIaN A BtsEricr 5zrk il0gene-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-09-24
.r- .srLL,- FEKRY, TiLLIErUD-
CENTRAL RAILROAD AND Pa CANAL.
Ia - 1s.s. -

ID - 1919. 80
DIONEER EXPRESS PACKET LINE
/ from PHILADELPHIA TO PlrTsbUfGH-L Leave.
he oEic, ~ III. EA6LE LINZ, ~ lsfxstst DAILY, o.
A n sr1 IN Ile great Central Railroad being nov
open Ter a. >si~0, passeus-fs Tor ns Oh estsD
l.1ec and fsgDrte Lac vii be e1sb "a - no UP
ihfo8gh PLsbufgh 10 a day. The Ps<s.s cave Lew.
soWr d =, nc 2ys4 u The from Pti4cs. Dhi<
r-1dsrDx ais rot oly he expeditions bal asO ~
coBfOriaDie route ~esi~sr1 For IA tDfofns
lOa sppy a. ne ofce IA Nsssgst Philadelphia.
sZZH Wh COLDER co ProDretoss
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-09-24
LAW,s INV PLANNING MACHINE,

lNOR BOARDS AND PLANK. o.. noS in operation 10
fni- city. .ni1k sLd tousung and grooflns 90 the
time with rapidly and reauiy 10 i believed 90 -
superior any o,h-r machine, 10 viii DO he NOfA n
three rotary machines, and for 81 suan-u aud ne
majority Of northern lumber the execution II much better
% .. th. advantage other stationary machines ln
simplicity u arrang cement anl mode of operation, and 10
nc more imp ararl matter OF having god md e5setiss
f5agss sHd goors afaohzeaf 10 is therefore offered 10
l1e public with confidence aud pleasure Machines Nilh
rkas FOR States ~ Counties. can b. hst BY applying
ne -ubscrh-r -ls Peaf.-st. COLLfEk d.
CARDS MIL, foot Of West F0urf@enth-st where he
machire IL 81 worE fell l~i.eodk3w oseodl II. LAW
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-09-24

"a FOR sAIE-A farm Of "a acres y hrs,rste land
eS Nth iargs orchard Of grated fruit w iu bearing
49, and variety Of other fruit The house 4 new large
snf built Of brick 10 modem siyis tn. uutbniing- as
well a. the house srs Nil new. being buit within he lasi
5 year. tn. situation - healthy AMI Fesrsnt, iad 10
Within % mi . ~ The railroad iepot In Railway For
par cu ar- lnqaire u X uORA - lohnst up stairs,
". MANN. $50 McDougsist. or mo slo-crber 0a no
pr-nI.-e- JAMES HORA
aahNnv Y J sept NJ slf w.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-09-24

a sTOR HOUSE,
a = order S-lfls --ske. without ceizy.
Rislt measure axe. s1L -E-rF Wi-, coey
or ~ ge give. AID wsTr.rl f1-n - e.,
Scr rest cocIsnt 4 ros ne tancy. ~ $500.
80 ~ MRS BFNAS
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-09-24

FARM Of Is acre. Tor sale. a. ioning tho Never.
e<S .ns River cue mile fom Rel Bans, New dorsey,
- hor-- barn sc 400 peach u-ss, Of IN o." 10
produce fi crop year stra~ berries, frap~-Vinr-
,nt o. h-f hultuse. Apply 10 the -uhscfiber on tho
premise. CHARLES WOOD
a ..v.lrns or 10 WOOD. - Liberty 81
sc, LANDS FOR SALE ~ HAMILTON CO-rhe
" .owing .OI -iul-tsf IN Sro~n's Tract ana NUN
- lsrsd on bill Map a. - A 49, ~. }, a. 5 l5 5 IA,
20 p. s ~ T. FOR terms. kr iDGnife of NE agent on
- ,,-...i-.- -uffHv-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-09-24

EIAIHtOYANT.-E. for di.>s.e. a,
SDr n HA2cOURT QUIhsY's, "a Rrooss.l Also
Ga.y.l.c Elssucy sPpisd e ne noel ssiltal nsans<
O8es ke1ss neu A. hIk.A. q N
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-09-24
aii.,5.' sa.SF ! wiSr.slp, r.s.r. A,1,s-,.

- ia NlFss sALs-fh- Rraas Rive fo~1-f Noos. NHuS
,s IFs- NHrn-f. M-.t,tsstsf lUnr's ffk sHf 80
atHrnx A. .Hi .fas-e ~ tfpas kssf
iisi. fr Harlem kfrsf. - 90 BY PEGS sictaen
- curt Wh- Plane 80 tth fsf n q tt~f r-t
stis ococs n isls go qssh "a - n--ts-
f- c.gtt- trunfht b. ssfs's Of rsf- ~ AZ"
kutns rurses IT, sfaston coas~u-nt ssi plss@as,
ga h- psr-ss 49, handsome iss< -h Ezra 80
st.b- other s-sss -nsd outs. as-f -
OBJ. purross, OF naruetirnr art .ns ost-' re fes af
.d-s snps -sisf ~ further Parts ssr nqgas VI
W FAHss4at 49,.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-09-24

II AHORSIs BOAT FOR colo
EXRC sPRIsG, WEST POINT, COZZkNs
DOCK PEEksKILL slS6-sIN9 TAR
k1TONf and ~ i1lsfned.zis places touching # Ham
rOnsst each ~ay-Th- .-v steamer JOs sELk-
NAP Capt r. T.l.lns1 vii .saVs fDDt Of Cham sers-st
every m0.rinx a. o'clDcs. Retsruing, caves Cold
s2rny a. IA a .nd P-selsIill a. II n On ssnsgJs
u mp erieDc-3 10 He~5grgh, s.yias hs~ozrSA
AL. P 81 for psss<se spo.y o. board, orr
my15 sfas Nm kADgOkD CO ~ Wac 20,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-09-24


1 fkNN. .ca Ch-Hnss Boa h-r-tf .v.n
fts1th itf af f-trisry ISL - th.
ts-'r- o tte-srrano i ~. gasfss NJ -
rr--s hfos Sal c-- I, ~
cs1irs htrE ai.. hsf a
i-rs1f. sgsf.i ~ sf- 1lrt -au-st a
r,,n-at fhs crc- ~ rru Pa
he Cg Of >-- IA uh,- 4oas nQa - % ees o,i.
Afrlsff
M q secoUN. GORGE JONEs
ISAAC iONNs GORDON HAsNkRsLI. rr.st-si
No,ss rJtNsR GxO 3 0fLRERr
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-09-24

-r.r-r THE -UB-CRIBEKs. srs.,fgl for
<E-TyKH 1~rt. cstrDlsss III D1sl lines, SO1d
respectfully % al c4.l from hose soo1i
n / y1gylnz We rsye nov % hzcd good
ss.srtr-rt a. ar WsTsrocms, - Fs.-ozst -ssg y
aro.txay a.. u which ne vii ~srr1n. % give god
,.ls.r-i0o 20 th- layer Ssyers d y.-lsrrs <nc
sash sal 5rioz ca 5000 T-ainx promptly AMENDED
ID fsgis = BESSETT a WILDER
PIANOS ROR SALE AND TO
- =@HiRE-Ai 7 Bsrrlsy-si opposite he A.
q IL Hoe.s. tlo=s "a % oe-sE-'' IN fo's-
. ssn- Jas. THOMPSON. az Tslln.sn R<ncAl
an FASHIONABLE HATS 10. .Eishsd, sse
~ 49,, c.Sr1t arucs over offered s.skaUl FrsUc1
1As A. re az prcs q y, zss.lly so.- a 81
A-so, zrr..s q 4 Sea. La a =
sn Ia. Bk0Ts, Ia 04aAs-s,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-09-24
DR. IL x ROOT THE SEvEnTH SON

DR.. r. X. ROOT, THE SEVENTH SON.
4 Nd CELEBRATED boctof oi ui- bioo, Il en~enDg
\ the Astonishing cares k"owa io me An-lcan
people AID = visited bv grateful ihurszrds More man
br iuVa De vsiied ts- b0eior se ssi yea ~nlcl san
te-Hy % t- rrde-Hrg power VI 80 med ciles Painted
~ he rsmsrsa1 ran De seen ~ ne once
de does MAKE sick % vel again, olt ron frs
81 H.rD., together VIII ihs indian and German We
geia0ies remedies ne speedily and permanently cnrss
cancers diseases u tas zart u1ss uFsr sdn-ys
stomach bowels. and infsciaut sHi poisonous hnmofs
u The blood. For The Life " AL t.est l. The
B God thereof -Lsvlt I'LL
4 WosD Wlsk IS SUFFICIENT.
Ofics rs Grand u ADD west % the h0wrry A.
tendance from NJ 90 2 evenings from ~ -
Dr. Roofs LECTURES besl an nc Necessity " pure
blood cont.inls cravings srd tesn1aa- can DC LAD
Al lis Office Price = cent ~ lmsOdh
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-09-24
r. AFOR GLEN COVE. HuNrlxGrOs

~f- AF0R GLEN COVE, HUNTINGTON
EuSDz3rA>O SOR1HPORT, l. I-Tks steam
oost OAZELLE, Capt n B.yaaenbsfxh.
viii continue her glgs a. above to1chnS CfeaE secl
-ss1s S- Ofk from Inc vest AIDE u steamboat Pier
Cats4s1e Nsrxsi, fas.d.ys Tburscsys sas s.uftsJs a.
u 0clock A acd Syrthport HJrcsys, We1nsscsys
ard Frcsys, a. o'clock A II Fare Great Neck IA
Cle1 Cove, 5ceLts Huntington ADD Nor hporf 81 certs
Ere shi ske1 q; p.csst Al p-soas fof0ld fus
~ sny pcfsoe y -ecgn, u hs bostor ss l-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-09-24

CYRUS W. FIELD & 60. II ClrsL o1-f i1f
CsAls. very 90 prices III assortmeri q Hna-nS
Wr.nx uza-lnx. Hsrtxsre E1Vel0pe, Issle ard Coz
ord Pa -rs er1ers T-nk Straw And Band 5oE boards
Fo--lrr and Dons-rc Rags B--chn- P0~trr u 20 oe-t
.1sHfr. F-l.irs- Wire Co-h Ann Oh u Flirio snd a.
Elrss % Paper Makers STOCK -l1 In
EOR>ELIU>,- PATENT SOLAR LAMPS,
srrrc 40 embossed 0lrk1co.-s a-1 C1a1-e4l--s =
rr-.i vssley 1-o srs- Tea s-is. forks sPocrs -
Tor. L. rlsi~i Or rernec C-rn.n silver.
ASHER z MORGAN, - Nihsn-
FuIfur s1t Ar. orrl-i n4rc1-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-09-24

FARM FOR -ALE-slmaied At Hanover Neck
I'D Nlrf. County. containing o. scrss about ~
acres Of ch IL tr-tfafr 900 and, TO- acres Of meadow
ana pasture ounce trees, acres apple orchard
beside variety Of olH-r fruit tees Large dw-inS-
house barn corn house. wsg0n-house wors shop ~ Nc
Par cffhe purchase money remain On bond I'D mort
gss- For p.rusuilrs inquire of 2 TOhPKiNs q Hicks
q Brooklyn Or % ELIAS TOhPKiNs. oa the premises
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-09-24
FoR brAZATLAr, MEXICO.
COLD Aup SILVER WATCHES

- WATCH CHAINS, KEYS, BREAsTPINs Tar
~ RES Srzc-l-s FLg-r kinss, silver cYOOlsl
p FOrss God Pens sId C4ses God. silver snd
&sB sle-l sy-ctzc -. Fancy Goods kc Al q which
E.rr41tel ger1ic- cheap scf rood AZ NJ Cd sore
N ayVtsJ.l LOCKWOOD.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-09-24

a.. reu. houses situated 90 The corner 81 Noumnia snd
- mrli, South Srookyr. Also the corner store
These hou.e. are sr.hed IN modern sy'e and within
three minutes wax OF Hamilton Ferry For further par
ucu ars apply tie premises. CT 81 - Corus,d-s. 81
..nrr- l-lrL NOM. IS W.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-09-24

DAM OF sALI<BURN.-Tas so.es o .se e. =
ID 81 s.lsocrT ks-y.Int r~tesze1 - z ccl 81
Yos ~ " sll-si a sss ss,L cis>sz,L 80 ss~"'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-09-24

-PIANO-fORTK..-r> rsocs .,o1. par
crzsinz Pianos WI hni ]. ~ useif - a.
"Ay az 70 czl a. T. Gem - d ~I-iac-.
i gry, = F1tcs-s- i~s<t q cfo@1ssyl
r-,-r.' s,s,r.r1rt of Aabcx0ey AID Rosewood Fsnos
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s-- FOR SALE or exchange f'r r-a' c. ste IN New
-. Ycrs modern story art alto uficS houses
- -omp'es order. h-suufaly situated In ne OlY u
N-wark J within few feet of srcai-st LOIS . ~
ia $50 each Tile inisputanic. Terms iavorsoe II
sod FAT OF the purchase money remain on mort Sse
So tvo or n Eround he south SIDE ci SAFE q
Broad . BY = foot zach lrcuire a. ne hsdNsre
800 s FrItnr.st 20 2wrosi FN6M'
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CLAIMS against he Iri.e1 SAFES Ct a. tescliF -ons
y lncil1l1g .ho.e O. soldiers AID O1ers iof Dc17y
Ikr1. --1sions rro.-cuf -. and lsrcw ErGr-s kc
parrtases ~ GEOsGE WOODMAS. coanselor-si-L.F,
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=. TO NERCHANr~-A good business stand .'r
a. or rent 90 f-qofat- sFu.. one uf ih- .srxe>t
- ara best ncaied stores il IRE village af fnurlsccp
srIrsre i1r Wholesale snt Istal nl.rrss 10 fas
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80 a--.r.-.i frr family Residences h-re good
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a. d, JACOB & JEWErr. Attorney
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Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1849-10-20
LIGHTNING RODS.

The season just passed has been remark
able for the fewness OF its thunder storms.
Almost every week during the summer we
have to record the destruction of valuable
property, and loss of invaluable lives by
that terrible agent, lightning. In very
many cases the calamity could have been
warded off by the timely erection of good
lightning rod. We occasionally see these
articles placed along side of house or
barn, but seldom find them constructed in
such manner as to protect against the
danger. To afford protection, it is abso-
lutely necessary to have them properly
erected, and when they are not SO, the long
iron point only invites the electric fluid to
discharge itself upon them in all its force,
and inevitable destruction must follow.
This improper construction leads many,
who do not understand the principle on
which they act, to distrust their efficacy.
Their action is thus explained. A needle,
or any pointed metallic body, held within
an inch or two of substance charged with
electricity, will gradually draw of the
whole charge, without any perceptible
shock, the electricity passing through the
body, which is an excellent conductor, in.
to the earth. So when cloud, similarly
charged, passes over building, pointed
metallic rod elevated sufficient height a.
bove, and perfectly insulated from the latter,
will harmlessly pass the fluid from it to
the earth. But if the rod touches the build
ing, the electricity will be as likely to leave
the rod and enter it, as TO pass into the
earth. Thus a house furnished with bad
tightening rod is in more dangerous con-
dition, than one without, and the means
taken to protect, become an instrument OF
destruction.
The best substance that can be used in
the manufacture of lightning rod is cop
per, but if this can not be procured, or il
found too expensive, iron will answer the
purpose. The rod may be either round OIL
square, and its diameter should be not les.
than three-fourths of an inch for other.
wise the excessive heat accompanying q
powerful discharge would melt it. Th,
metallic communication must be preserved
throughout its whole length, and TO accom-
Plish this, the joints ought to be screwed to
gether, globule of mercury being droppet
into the joint before it is put together
Fastening the pieces together by links i
utterly Intellectual. The length of the 70,
, must be governed by the size of the build
ing 1t is intended to protect. The rule i
mat the rod will protect a cone whose bas
IS four times the length of the rod. Fo
: example, suppose the height Of the rod +
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l67,46l 1884 100000 600, 900

One OF THE WONDERS OF MODERN TINES
is the foundation and growth of the new State
of Deserei in the great interior basin of Cali
fornia. Four years ago not solitary white
man had ixad his abode in this State. Now
more than sixty Thousand people, with a city
and towns, manufactures and all the need
full elements of comfort and happiness are
collected and organized into sovereign State,
with well-ordeIed constitution, a regular
system of Judicial tribunals, and an efficient
executive authority. Other circumstances
than the usual natural flow of emigration, il
is true, have contributed 10 the peopliug of
the country; but the fact ha, mere desert,
in so short time, should be made TO exhibit,
all the thriving indications of civilization
which attend old and well-ordered commu.
mites, is another wonderful mark of the pe-
culiar genius and energy which distinguish
the people of this country from all others, and
which makes prosperity an ai,endan, wher-
ever they wander and choose TO set their feet.
Phila. Ledger.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1849-10-20

" SPEAKER OF THE SENArE.-Some Of
our exchanges are already naming candidates
for the Speakership of the Senate. Among
them we notice the name of Gen. VIM. F.
Packer of Lycoming This gentleman has
had considerable Legislative experience and
as presiding officer is unequalled. All who
have witnessed the ease and dignity with
which he filed the Speakers chair, in the
House, for two consecutive sessions, will be
glad to learn that the democratic Senators
have an eye on him, for this situation in the
Senate. We hope such will be the case