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Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1853-08-04

WANTS TO BE ELEcTED.-R. H. STAN
ton, Locofoco, member of the last Con.
gress, and candidate for reelection, in
the Maysville Ky district, has given
offence to Sam Pike, formerly of this
State, but later publisher of a Locofoco
paper in Maysville, and other points in
Kentucky, and Pike has been doing his
worst to defeat Stanton. Among other
things, he has been publishing Stanton's
letters to him, when they were brethren
of the same family. Here is an extract
from one of these letters. Read it:
eff could stay here a month could
make $4,000. As it is, fear shall
have to hurry off without even compile
ting the business came on for. l saw
men in New York, Philadelphia, and
here, who want my services and are will
ling to pay for them, and pay for them
nell. If I can be reelected, I can make
a great deal Of money. But this is be-
tween ourselves.
Give my respects to all friends, and
believe yours sincerely.
r. H. STANTON"
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1853-08-04
FThe Wing Committees of the sc

EThe Wing Committees of the sew
eral counties composing this Senatorial
district, are corresponding on the sub
ject of the time and place of holding a
Convention to nominate candidate for
Senator. Gallipolis is likely to be the
place, and some time early in Septem.
Der the time, of holding it.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1853-08-04
re- The Legislature of Californi

R The Legislature of California
have passed law to the effect that the
school fund shall be paid pro rata, to
the Catholic schools. California is the
only State we believe where the Catho-
lies have succeeded in carrying this
point. Of course, if the Catholics
have this privilege, the Baptists, Metho-
dists, Presbyterians, &C., must have the
same privilege, and there is at once an
end of all common schools.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1853-08-04

ASHLAND FOR SALE.-The farm of the
late Henry Clay is advertised in the
Lexington Observer for sale. 1t con-
tains three hundred ana thirty acres of
the best land in Fayette county. Ken
lucky.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1853-08-04

EThe Ironton Register has put on
new dress. The Register gives signs
of prosperity which is certainly de-
served.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1853-08-04

H Two towns in California have
lately been destroyed by fire. Rough
& Ready and Shasta City are no more.
The loss at the first place is estimated at
100000, at the second at $3.50, 900.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1853-08-04

A Coon YIELD.-Mr. JAMES R1eGs
raised on forty-fve acres of land in
Clay township, in this county, one
thousand and fifty bushels of wheat
Over twenty-three bushels per acre.
Who has done better than that?
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1853-08-04

re- The Wings of Hardin county
have nominated Jas. S. Robinson fol
Senator, and L. G. Hurd for Represen-
tatiye.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1853-08-04
H- The Richmond ENQUIRER az

E The Richmond Enquirer an
nounces the arrival in that city of IL
hhds of tobacco, received from gen.
tleman in Kanawha county, and 90
hhds from gentleman in Putnam coun-
ty, which came by way of Wheeling
and Baltimore.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1853-08-04

R Gen. Lane has been elected
Delegate to Congress from Oregon, by
1000 majority over Mr.. Skinner.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1853-08-04
SWIMMING THE N1AeARA.J. V. T

SWIMMING THE NIAGARA. v. mo
mas, late Editor of the Brooklyn Daily
Advertiser, swan the Niagara River, to
and from the Canada shore, Just below
the Cataract. This was a more brill
liant achievement than that Of Leander
and Lord Byron. who swan the Helles-
mont. = zl5dag Journal.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1853-08-04
WASHINGTON, Thursday, July 97.-

WASHINGTON, Thursday, July 81
A motion was made in Court this
morning by the counsel for DR.. Gardi-
ner, to continue the case; on the ground
that there was no prospect of the return
of the Mexican Commission at present.
The Court declined, because the Com
mission was daily expected.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1853-08-04

H Potatoes continue outraesorsly
high in our market One dollar and
fifty cents per blshel is the average
price. Can't somebody import a lew
hundred bushels from some Ohio point
and thus enable common folks to indulge
in the use Of them, at fair price? Il
is too bad as Il is now.-!Stafs Josrnal.
We can exchange you potatoes for
beef, # you have any prime 70 spare,
as the foymer article is tolerably plenty
here at from so to 75 cents per bushel,
while there is none of the latter. We
are paying Z and 8 cents for inferior
beef and have almost to snatch for it at
that.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1853-08-04

H The Meigs Co. Telegraph an
nounces that DR.. Jewett, of Boston; NJ.
NJ. Edwards, of Cincinnati, and "0uld
Williams" of Salem, are expected to
attend the quarterly county temperance
meeting for Meigs county, to be held at
Racine, on the second Saturday and
Sunday in August. Cannot DR.. Jewett
be induced to visit Gallia county?
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1853-08-04

RThe people Of Baltimore have
been holding indignation meetings, after
the style of Cincinnati. A street
preacher so conducted himself as to give
reason to apprehend disturbance, and
he was notified to quit. The excitement
ran high, but is dying natural death.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1853-08-04

RThe States of Kentucky, Mis-
souri,, Arkansas, Alabama and Texas
held elections last Monday.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1853-08-04

H The Wings of Logan county
have nominated Oden Hayes for Repre-.
sentative.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1853-08-04

RAn ant-Maine law paper, Drs.
o. Zirckel and P. Johnson editors, will
be started in Columbus on the first Of
August. 1t will be printed in German
and English.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1853-08-04

The YELLOW FEVER IN PH1LADEL-
PH1A.-The yellow fever has made its
appearance in Philadelphia. 1t was
communicated by a vessel from the
South. Eight deaths have occurred
The people in the neighborhood of the
infected district are much excited.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1853-08-04

The steamer Georgia, from Aspin-
wall, with the California mails to the
1st of July, and 100000 in gold,
arrived at New York on the 29th ult.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1853-08-04

Rw The Barnburner and Hunker
factions of the New York Democracy
keep up the war with vigor. A conven-
ton has been called to meet at Syracuse
on the 18th of September, when fun to
outsiders may be expected.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1853-08-04

The time and place of holding the Senate,
rial Convention has to be yet agreed upon.
E. S. MENAGER,
FRANK CUSHING,
MOSES R. MATHEWS,
REUBEN RoTHoEB,
Wing Central Committee for Gallia county.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1853-08-04

R Counterfeit three cent pieces are
in circulation in Philadelphia.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1853-08-04

BOARD OF EoUALIzATIoN.-We have
before stated that each Senatorial dis
trict in the State will elect member Of
this Board, this fall. We give below
the rules by which this Board is to be
governed. The position is an important
one, and it is certainly desirable to the
real estate owners of this part of the
State, that a good man, intelligent and
practical, and well acquainted with the
different parts of the State, shodld be
elected:
1st. They shall add to the aggregate
valuation of the real property of every
county which they shall believe to be
valued below its true value in money,
such per centum, in such case, as will
raise the same to its true value in mon
ey.
Cd. They shall deduct from the ag-
gregate valuation of the real property
of every county which they shall believe
to be valued above its true value in
money, such per centum, in such case,
as will reduce the same to its true value
in money.
Sd. If they shall believe that right
and justice require the valuation of the
real property of any town or towns in
any county, or of the real property of
such county, not in towns, to be raised,
or to be reduced, without raising or re-
ducing the other real property of such
county, or without raising or reducing it
in the same ratio, they may, in every
such case, add to, or take from, the val
uation of any one or more of such towns,
or of property not in towns, such per
centum as they shall believe will raise
or reduce the same to its true value in
money.
4th. They shall not reduce the aggre-
gate value of all the real property of the
State, as returned by the county Audi
tors, more than ten millions of dollars.
The compensation of each member of
the Board as fixed by law, is three dol
lars for each day he shall attend on the
sessions of the Board, and three dollars
in addition for every twenty-five miles he
shall necessarily travel, in going to and
returning from Columbus, to be paid out
of the State Treasury on the order of
the Auditor of State.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-10-06
Meaicdl.
-De. UPHAM's ELECTUARI

U-oR THE PILEs-DR. UPHAM' ELECTUAkl
Cs -,-Sx,l Cor tina 1Lssrssans
- - of -. record se> Pan %
4. 80 rrss Hroprtof Al hs Medical once fl
- - sdviss 1sessesl No. "A this ID door hen
so,srT besssss B0~sry s.d Broadway
COURAUDs LIQUID HAIk-DYE Is positively
The hes ever inv n,ea-
N ssAbshsd stt,0n Caenie rhi--o1eef
rrEnse ,hat Ihs De stans te s<in realHs -
n, HI he tr0ahle, and Pos ls
vrsprsy Of Boarshizs he hair nSss or md 49, -,
rovn.d i ALI An INDICATED oOAr 20. -.
- pnplss sAlloznels ahzp2 er.<ss cS-.
sssuG PoUDRE SUBTLE 1Df9os ~ s,I1ssx - 81.
,,sT srT ar say o.I, NJ BODY LIQUID 1919 NV
eks,F. ..A hta hAE GLots RkssokaIIstIa ii-ar,-
uaITF yvssA saly :. DR. CoCRAUD. 90 1890 49,
- n = slst,t- AZ Ess>4Ssyi ss< - "sess
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-10-06
TIVE NETWORK and LIVERPOOL UNITED
STATES MAIL STEAMSHIPS shi7s eo1 To~rs 'hs Inc
PACIFIC, Capt Sys
BALTIC, tsyf. cc1,Fsoet,


1hsse skrs lave been halt By -on-scf expressly f
seyee kT-rJ h.s n tier =.
theE knx1ss Insure md ICED sud . -sr
i.ns ot rs.renssrs are unsSs.led TOR ses-nes .na
Of from SeTfork Liverpool 1-s-ciiss car -
second Dc so -xclusve Of sA,e rooms $50 ~.
LveFeo 10 Nevfok f0 -. Al erP~reneed szfseoa ~
tscbef 70 each ship No birth secured z1c gsd for
PROPOSED DATES OF SAILING
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-10-06
20 50 less than any other rouse.


- 50 less than any other rouse
FLORIDA.
The ST JOHNS, capt Jane. ffeeDorn s,esmeff
vFIAKa Cart n King; and WILLIAM GASTON, Capt. rhos
line. connecting with these steaslIs
saysnnnh every TUESDAY THURSDAY aud SAT- RDAf
orns Al Paatks. FLORIDA touching Darien aud
Agan1e FLORIDA These having Unsurpassed scomnoda-
taking the inland route 0ner superior IN
ducemsuts for IL Aids and others - ,,-,,,,, ~, .,
For Freight passage apply TO SAMUEL L. shINlLI NO ID
Broadway, New-fork
Tor CHARLESTON and FLORIDA.-Semi-
Weekly United MaLneThe new and fast going
LAMPS ADGER Dickinson. Commander, will leave Pier No
North River, SATURDAY. Oct a. 5elock ~ preesey
For ht apply board where all bills OF sdns VIII De signed
'"u '0 Ps sPoFPORD TILEsTON Co. No. 80 Broadway.
Through Florida follows To Jacksonville pol 10
Pilsft- s53
Tor NEW-ORLEANS DlRECT-The hne steam
il .hp DANIEL WEBSTER, Captain Wsmses will leave
pier No TIT RSDAY, Oct al NJ she mss
sxceent deck and IN saloon FOR iresh -
en per cubic passsgeCabn SEQ steerAse So-aPPJ
10 CHARLES MORGAN, Agent, No Bowling Green
INOR ST THOMAS.-The Br. k. NJ Steamship
DEE O. Parker commander win sail for the above port on
= October. For freight or passage applyto - ~, ,,S..
MAITLAND, PHELPS Co, No. IL Soonest.
NOR LIVERPOOL, OCT. S-Steamship ANDES,
Moody wishing the cabin aud
a., toom OF his hip that they do
TIME hei 4 CUNARD. No. Bowling Green.
EOR BERMUDA aud ST THOMAS.-The steamer
IL MERLIN Capt Cronsn viii sail for the above 'snd On FIJI
day October 7. -
To Bermuda $50 70 y Iho
ApplJte b.OUNANp' NO pos
EREIGHT for CHARLESTON-Good Vessels
bound to CARLETON have three Hundred tans heavy
heisht, by spplyngtO sPoffokD iiLE'a !. 49, a.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-10-06
Goal.

Goal.
COAL-Peach Orchard, Red Ash, Large Nut, -;
Esz and Range IS IS White Ash Egs stove Range
s6COresreeued yards Le taken from boats No 81
poxs,r 80 No lll Creere-sf. JACOB WEEKS.
COAL-I have now opened new Yard, corner Of
- hav connection with my old es;abshed Yard
n Kps and and intend 70 keep the best quality OF
Peach Orchard ard White Ash Coal and sell the lowest poe
prices for cash only rhlEa SLiNlO'-
COAL.-Very best quality OF Red Ash Stove aud Egg
n, roc.r. and ias delivered screened from the yard Ne
p Al 80 and White IS IS . cent less
60 boats - - MAT. CLINTON
DITTsTON COAL-Tbe Pennsylvania Coal Com
panv furnish superior White Ash Pon Coal OF
I'll fs clean and In good order suitable Tor steam Aa'
boss y8ds in TINS Ciy, Wuans
burh and Brooklyn The Company facilities are such . % enaos
10 live good loading or fort Even
particular attention the delivery OF Coal tor domestic psI-
poses Apply the Office. corner of Broadway and "alrs
DEA COAL-The Pennsylvania Coal Company have
pes Goa for sale Also Of Chestnut Coal In
ouire Al their office corner Broadway and Wallst-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-10-06

pszssnssrs 70 All para OF ne
80, ~ las gAIGHT,s sQUAy LINE 10 cooheet0n
h IL Eost Al yeoos 0ba asins !sb Boat On account
f the 0wneFs
IRON PECK-sLIP PIER For shtswsoary'
Mounts bocs Brosn Dek hbaeleosa snd Eed BIaa III
,d srlsrds sesner ALICE C. PRICE Csy< H. hf<ef.y VI"
Iesys pea sin NewH.yen PIER Eat kI.er asy io.sN'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-10-06
u,upIIvFRPo0I- and PHILADELPHIA STEAM

THIRp-cLass PASSENGERS. ,., Pho
N,-ssS rr.bsr Of thrdelass e.senfrfs - -
aeeiIt 80 ~ w. - Frua Lave rroo -.
- 80 IN fs.saxe Nil BE -set here 70 pa.
III tr,rsir &C.. fie friends = corresPo1a "a
1870 2 go s-r<-sn <il - cameo o. go
sEht k2s a1d 80 RDSOS,
80 s-Si ~ .rs.zr sspls ThONAs a On .iSlpAi.
fos r,i,-5-~r SI ana No W 1a1i q aTss-r,oS
W EiCHAR DsoS BROTHERS. % N F,
ISERPOOL and LONpOS PANEL GILL
Il SWALLOW TAIL LINE A. .,s-v
s.li-s % I'D from LIVERPOOL "a l1e Va -
nouh. 1000 - .s..r-.-s TkursiAy
P....s,s - b scored CT APP -ca-ioH - nc
AE.1-s -, An resr IN SCOTL AND Aoi " ALES
Ne isss DARTS IN AE-OLIis fro1- Il an -
a. = 80 81 I'I.sd D. sl.n and al 70 sssosa
l,.,r, Glvnn. NIL CO. b-akefA Le-'N-
~ N,.oSaI BAH q Sc0ti&nd Ciseo~'
~. Ea~ 0TiaEri 4 Co Lsrfro~.
Fer fsTbef hiorIAIes Apo! so,,ySI AZ 6XISSELL c.
" - scr,b-. Ss~-TeT, o. Ne sAef'Ss''"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-10-06
ANTHONY J BLEEcXER, Auctioneer .
DFRFMPTORY SALE of 60 CHOICE BUILD

On UATES aud KALFH.ANof
DivisoB.Ay, In the City OF brookIn ~
Snetop BLEEC KER will sell at auction, on TIL RsDAf'
WV ~ AZ the MERCHANTS EXCHANGE, ~,
the following Real Estate VIZ .
BROOKLYN PROPERfi-60 detTable Buildns Lo,s osaul
flv Located immediate Improvement sused on uss ana
and Quncyst and forming nearly the entire block OF
ground by Ralph Gsies AID Psehensys and
~ xIols lepg m tie Immediate vicinity OF Dson-sv and the
house and rounds Of Mills Esq, As well - the frNAte
The Lots arc full size being Is feet front and rear ~ ~ @
handsome overlooking nearly he
whole OF Boolyn and wamsbarsh the soil me
md he immediate Deghborhood OF
neps and 1ba land level and the ai
mus are feet wide IL Of the best pieces o.
CIV now ole fo the City Of Brooklyn and
few minutes from the Brooklyn and
and NewYok which makes the above pfopery
yey de,rabe The merchant and capitalist as wei
ic OF doing busin "a N The ty OF h ia
The ,us will be hbe, a 10 the purchasers ana 'he o
Iii he rosi,iye The nile perfectly unquestonsble l.,
detcbng the above property ana inrhef
had OF The AuciiOneer No. broadSf y Il
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-10-06

and HYGIENE ls ss.lI soa,i.i
III So IS Isisht-R TRAIL D. rrp6ne o', ~, !,
-, o. f-1o.ls fse..a. Dr. D. n IAIon III 80 -
~. = has Department 0>ns sS' ri"''A
sSusf 10 IS Lsight-t- gbas-m NJ
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-10-06
ALERT IT NICOLAY AucnoDeeT. =
GREAT PEREMTTORY SALE at AUCTION

ALBERT II NIcOLAY. AucuoDeer
GREAT PEREMPTORY SALE at AUCTION OF
" VALUABLE NEWTOWN LOTS-ALBERr II. NICJLAY
will sell on TUESDAY, WEDNESDAY, and THURsDAf, Oct
buldps LOIS and Villa Sites the village OF Nestown known
The Randall and the property Of the West Flushing
A. miles the City Of Newiok forming the hand
smes offered for sale Long leland In natural sd
unequaled being situated on the line OF tue OK
the depot and commanding az extensive
front view on the Kewtown road and Junoonay in the I'M
Of Schools Churches Stores Msrse &c
locality unsurpassed for natural beauty and poveba for
commanding extensive OF the surrounding
country having abundant supply wAeT and oins
with A. rest variety OF fruit and ornamental trees
The and Flushing Railroad IN process OF conac
under contract to DO completed the hoi pc0eOo
will pass through this village e,, 81, ~
mill 10 O'Clock p NJ caumutaion OF not than % par
nnpm The Common Council OF the CITY OF Wams0urg on ths
evening Monday r. passed resolutions giving PERMISSION 20
The Railroad Company bring the through the CITY 20 the
ferries -. ~. ....,v .v.-v b.lf
hour during rend-D of access a. the upper n
of and which VIII DC r0 % 70 NV
and graded Ia the best manner AZ the eH
who feel warranted IN saying that TINS
onertv for the purposes suburban residences presents adan
Eases % be with ia other direction ,, -. -.
this viii take pace on e sounu 'nit '
merits NAV be examined In order 20 he appreciated
eru, and the AueiioneeI ices a. the time ana
the 9Th Now 1885, balance can ran
IN bo1d and Eve AZ per cent rue uh
printed abstract OF which vi" De ufhhed u e'eJ
puIchGstr ID. - Al, .-o,o., ,h. ,r,ch .ser
,rau The buildings OF Objectionable character
nornlaiion maps &C Application may 10
had No A II. NICOLAH. No T. WslLst
] fIOOLE A Co. No 208 Broadway. cor Fuioust
TAYLOR No 2f3 and rs Centre-st- and 10
~ u = N A III amtae
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-10-06

From foot Of hBrrsyst
nCTOBER ls53-For Shrewsbury, Long Branch,
OHEhIana Dock Ocean House Por Wahnston hoant p,es
Browns (Mddletoxh and Red Bank nae se~ sna Ps
Al ts.ubosf THOMAS HAIGHT Capt p Cohes VIII Leave
10, Of Murray ST. n. X daily, - follows ,,p.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-10-06
Uater Cure.

s4Eg, s e q rs.diDe % convey his bosf
Line 10 eonnee'e.
~ a.. 6srs rrusrirt account Of tne
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-10-06
ID. :. HoUGH, Aucioueer -. , -,
WILL SELL AT AUCTION, on FRIDAY, the 1th

WILL SELL at AUCTION, on thlDAi the 'tn
instant AZ 10 o'clock NJ ali the Furniture CONTAINED 10 the
fours house in 2ls uea the shsy cons M
French tnsh and uiness rose
tae Chsirs IN broc1iee and sewing Chains 70 so
iTorsSe nsrusceniy wood EtsscTe freneh
raj tse Pier with the marble slab ana bscke Lace
with conic,s ard shades roc GOA Sene
Esney and Paris Tables Psso Forte folly warranted
COS $40 two Ao The Tapestry and Brussels
and vlvst Rue &c Also Gas Fixtures and Mantle oman ms
cor shifting Vase relief aud arabesq1e Ohna Ahd e ~
Colosuts; asbaser Clocts. Fancy BOxes Sc Ae Also hn
% n Of oil Putus In Chambers the Furniture coa-s's OF
roewood mshogony Go,hic aud Eabehsn bedsteads
wood Bur- msholony do Wasstands Commodes BOOK 49,
Cen Toilet Sets Hair Ms5sss Pillows .nd bossls
Nsssils CouuitrpAnes No0en Blankets, Fe- Gas sac
Tables &c Aso superior Extension Table.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-10-06
11ainis, Glass, ST.

1)ainis, Glass, ST.
oils and PAINTS.-ELSWORTH IL 20, NO.
" c4 Xurray New-Yort Manufacturer Of OILS snd noese
healer. n Paints AZ manu- cash and usual redf p
invite Of merchants and consumers % ne
o. se which prepared offer on TIE uo hoe 'ei
Bknehed and Unhleaehsd Fall and Winter sperm Oh
he'd Fall and Winter Elephant IN
Bleseb.d and nliesehed Fall and Winter VIZ Oh
Blesebed snl Unblesehed Fall and winter solar OiL
El,eeh,d and Clarified Pal and Winter Lard on
Refined Whale and Rape seed Oh In casks and bbs
Refned RESIN Oh, Pale Seal and sturgeon Oh
Nsehinery Oh. various qualfes from 3 70 81 D
Prersred Paint Oh for and outs de cosrse "a nng
Fusish and American Linseed Oil, aud boiled
Eufl Sd and American zinc Paint. Fire Proof Paint
Pnfsh American White Lead aud all Kinds Of fan Ny
and Ground in Oh TurpentiDe &c, Ee
ZINC PAINTS.-THE NEW RISE ZINC
II COMPANY manufacturing these Paints Of "peSor
mail all Of which warranted PURE
The superiority every respect Zinc over Lad Psn"s wee
they equa quanti,y nearly double ne sur
ace and endure much evident that the cost TO the con-
sumo 8 IN the long rur One-haf - Eres; 49,.
b. the principal dealers THIS and oner cues
uanufaeturers' prices and BY the Compsnys AGENTS .
MANNING A SQUIER No IS Deyet- New-f ork..
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-10-06
Millinerp, &r.

alillinsrp, &r.
NEW STYLES of FALL RIBBONS-A h.
IN LICHFSsTFIN No Bowey Of Hestert Import
e ard Jobber Ribbons fancy and PLAIN Bonne, s seye
Fe,hps Millinery Goods invites the attention
of buyers unrvaed stock Of these goods he nov
eraordnsry ind 7cerenn 70 Wholesale or retail
1870 FIRST PREMIUM MILLINERY, l5o3'
ODD Nj, WILLIAM SIMMONS respectfully an
friends and patrons th.i her shos
ar, omen and and cb Aortnent OF f
,nd Winter Millinery Millinery Goods TO Be fond IN ~ ne
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William H. Russen MortimsrW Hamilton John J. Astor "
Douninf Denniug Dler. Friedrich A. Deisno
6.zs~,y 4 Lamar John sfcu.rd Jr James c. Bell
Georre W Rigs EdEEd c. Center Daniel Drnze ,n1A
Nu. Butler DuDctn- JOSIAH Oakes Fr-dsr1sk " FoAe
Charles n Resell Joseph ltsills-d Jr Peles HAL
Isaac Townsend James NJ wsferb1ry Robert 8. Hone
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DUrcAs y CURRY Secretary. ROBERT = HUME fresaen-