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Loudon free press. (Loudon, Tenn.) 1852-1855, 1853-06-10
IfUTYS HOTEL.
1c7zzdon, TCnncSSec,
pavroI5e G, Iepty. PrOprietorS.

TEHIS is Q first class HOTEL, and is conveniently
situated for passengers either ny kmlroaH OF
Steamboats,. i also Stare Office for the Stage lines
leading tasampbeITs Station, Knoxville. Jonesbo-
rough nv Lynchburgh Va, and it will he the en-
leavor If the propretors to give satisfaction to all
WHO may favor the establishment with their com
,a, Toc20n1f
Loudon free press. (Loudon, Tenn.) 1852-1855, 1853-06-10

Why should potatoes grow better than any
other vegetable? Because they have eyes to
see what they are doing.
Loudon free press. (Loudon, Tenn.) 1852-1855, 1853-06-10
DR.. ", R. HURLEY,
WHOLESALE G RETAIL DRUGGIST,
I0TDNN. TENN.


TAS VOW N STORE. AND INTENDS TO KEEP cox
stantIy on hand full supply Of
DRCGS. CHEMICALS, P1INTS& DIESTCFFS
Castor Sweet. Tanners Liuseed, Cod Liver. Volatile
and Essential Oil of all kinds: Varnish, Glue, Putty
snuff. Cigars and Tobacco. Soaps OF all kinds,
paint and White-wash Brushes, Sash Tools, Tooth,
Hair. busting, Horse Backing and F,e5n brG5leS
H. Loir Gloves Trusses, Plain and Linen Pad,
J7tera Abdominal Supporters, Shoulder Braces 0um-
elastic and Silver Catheters; Surgical Instruments
Amputating case; Trocar and Canseiars. IormquetS,
Stomache Tubes, Dental Extracting Instruments; al!
kinds of Perfumery, Cosmetics and l'aIr UiS; vans
- ,TI,,,b ToDcefs Brass and German Silver Spring
Loneets: Fine Letter and Note Paper; Fancy an
Plain Envelopes. In short most of the articles us
aIIv kent in Drug Stores which VIII he sold ON ac-
conmodating terms, to Merchants, Physicians or
others wanting such articles. Call and examine or
send vour orders and they will be promptly filed on
as good terms as any point in East Tennessee.
I.oudon. Dee. p, - iu
Loudon free press. (Loudon, Tenn.) 1852-1855, 1853-06-10
TENNESSEE HOUSES IN GEORGIA.
W. T.. HARRIS. ............. SEIpvOrF IT ARMS
GA1RTS Go 60,
.IOHN NTRI0

SCULPTOR & MABBLESTONEC CUTTER. w.
ka0rrHio, tennessee So
MOULD rcsnccttulIy inform the citizens 60
w Of LOUDON. vicinity, and of East y - (,
Tcnue see generally, that he is prepared to 60
furnish on short notice. elegantly wrought r~-5
Plain and O5pomcHt0I Nqrdie MaHt7cs z
NoHumCR'e, IGmbH, Head and Foof .Sloaes. DC
Of tho noac- styles and models and ofsupcrior Mar
bic, and on fair terms.
~ Orders thankfully received and promptly
executed. Dec 25 1852
Loudon free press. (Loudon, Tenn.) 1852-1855, 1853-06-10
RITTENHOUSE ACADEMY.
INSTITUTION continues 1T
n prlcr tho cpptr,1 Of Masgrg = II,


THIS INSTITUTION continues .sTTN
under the control of Messrs. a. IA
H. N. NoN ALDEHOFF and JONI NJ lassssss -
FLEMING. and commences its sum SS------Fz7
mer Session on the first Monday in Nm GsglZ
May.
The well established reputation l~saA
of this school. renders il unncces- ~ IN
sry for the Trustees to add any thing by way Of com
incubation. BY a steady increase, the number Of
students has been doubled since the resuscilation Of
the school, by its present head The accommoda-
tons for Boarding have been increased in expectation
Of a large number Of students from abroad Price
of boarding $3.50 per week.
Rates Of acknowledgment in advance
Elementary Branches-Geography Grammar, SIS 90
Natural Sciences-COmposition, Mathematics y 80
Modern and Ancient Languages. Is 90
Regular weekly Exercise in Eocution is required
Of all.
HENRY LTGGETT. Trcasure-.
Ejngsten, Tenn, April s, 1875. CIV
Loudon free press. (Loudon, Tenn.) 1852-1855, 1853-06-10
TO THE LADIES AND GENTLEMEN OF
LOUDON & VICINITY.

FINHE subscriber has on hand and recciviD,o fine
i stock OF Spring Il SHmmer Goods lie respect
fully solicits call from them, the Ladies' particular
ly. Also---a fine lot Of Ready bade Clot5ipo.
Also---a fine lot Of Groceries CIR ckcrv. hardware.
Castings, &c, &c Also, lotof good stoves from
the Knoxville Foundry, by
led. 10. ". T. LOWE.
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Manufacturer OF Furnilnrc.
WANTED.

ONE good hand on Nenccred work. for which
~ will give from 81 to 81 % per day. according
to ability. Address Campbel's Station Tenn.
April - 1888 % G.. W. APPLETON.
Loudon free press. (Loudon, Tenn.) 1852-1855, 1853-06-10

Practical Chemist. Lowell, Mass.
For sale by W r. HURLEY L-udon, Tenn.
Loudon free press. (Loudon, Tenn.) 1852-1855, 1853-06-10

HENRY LTGGETT Treasu,e-.
,sten, Tenn, April s. 1875. DIV
Loudon free press. (Loudon, Tenn.) 1852-1855, 1853-06-10
G. W. APPLETON.

W. c. McLTN.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-10-05
H,eHw.Y RossERr-On Sunday night last, says tn
- III. ". nao RostwicL n afford Who IN,

HreHwAr RossrRr-On Sunday night last, says tn
Caftorapgas Hhig Mr. Geo Boswck Of Ashford who be-
for some time past been engaged Ia buying cattle and
driving them east started from Springvie 10 walk 70 Ash
ford After proceeding Dearly miles on his way. he
overtsken by horse and buggy in which wee two men
One Of them after little Conversation got out OF the
buggy. Remaining that he chilly and would walk With
him He almost Immediately seized Bcstwick. threw him
upon the ground, and by the help Of bis companion
who came his assistance, gagged him by stung hrs
mouth full of paper bound him hand and foot tied him 20
tree by the roadside and robbed him Of all the money he
had about him. amounting TO something over $780, in bank
bill. and silver-ths done the robbers deeampsd leaving
him bound hand and foot and unable 10 make any noise
whatever BY wetting and COMPRISING the paper In h
mouth be succeeded 10 making noise sufficient TO arrest the
attention Of of his neighbour who passing about
two hours afterwsrd by whom he relieved from bis
unps ant situation From several strong circumstances
connected with the affair, suspicion fell upon two ind
viduals Springve, named Shnltes and Burnett the
probable Of the outrage On hearing that they
suspected they caused Mr. B0stwck 10 be arrested
and made oath that he hired them 10 rob HIM Az
tive cen be conceived for man. hiring himself 10 be
robbed and otherwise roughly handled this act Of the
suspected tends only to confirm that suspicion Of their
guilt Measures have been tax 10 bring the matter be
fore the Grand Jury In session In this village for In
vesugetion.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-10-05

GENERAL CARr-Tk Cincinnati EAgnwey ssgs In
TO correspondents questions whore did ss
uel T. Cary get bis title Of General and what division OF
"the army or militia did he command p reply thai this
very distinguished obtained bis title by having held
the Office Of Paymaster General short time, daring me
Gubernatoial term Of Thomas Corwn He vas ssccseoee
by General Thomas Powell late Of this city Inc mh.s,}
duties of both these gent. men we're not 90 much y dnn
ing squad II recruitsthey had command wnslsver
Both however have Distinguished themeives-tneio
at New York hy suttng the Rev Antoniee Brown dovn
az The Worlds temperance Convention. and Powell "
running ~ a candidate Tor the Ohio Legislature sns f'
ting badly defeated
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-10-05

for tf,igtt or pssage spply 70 ~, ..wu.y W
gROMN sHIPLEI 4 Co Liverpool ,-.,--
JOHN NROr Co. Ru, Sorte Dane d-s 'S'o''o~4
Psr. or GEO II. DRAPER HsEre, ~,
Of these ships VIII not De .eonnt.oe All.
ksior specie jewelTy precious tones or netaA 10.
an. re sued therefor the vsiue thereof therein
Il LIVERPOOL aud LONDON PACKET sHlPs.-
i SWALLOW TAIL LINE
SAILING 70 and from LIVERPOOL On the eh ana ~ o. '
s,iin. 70 .,a from LONDON every alternate Thsrsa,J
can te secured app osou TO ne ~
'eH.sI IRELAND SCOTLAND .na wALss
We i.,ue DRAFTs n suOUr fr9u Al sud upH a-o - -
,bs a. sight free Of charge a. ,,
az -. lrsl.n D. Bin. and ct rs brat eeesi
NJ. GIvnr NIL. Co. BANKER. Lombazt<- LSn1'Hf
IN National Bsrf o. >co--snd l. .so"'
L.. Bovu Gfinnsl 4 Co. Liverpool
FO further iHsHaii'a apply Ro y 6RISSELL Co.
No % So-ih..- NsE-York- Or No Regsaio@ 1--we
nATRIOIIC LINE.-New Line Of New-fort saa
III Livrrrccl Psekets- Tbs line VIII Dc eetnF0'e1 " 49,
ruOT N.,.2 blrlea cspiA,a - ~ rt.-.
b-rdsu.. C zf'aA Ds'i4 N@--N
WFRSTF .2co rurs eu-c en...-. - -. I'M
re So. veseis Saw hf-n Tr5ca-g Jri an - ~
|. ts.trfsl II De O zee .l7li.v Their
TAsr are conanaed by mn q sSptaes A -fI -
- >, ,--r-or ~ cc-r Of pass1age1s a'1 -
sAiIFsis -" sporvoPb rIlFsfOS 4 c. No y ssostEsy
,,s,-, n Ifyerpoel-r. GRlhs2A" o. - ~ ~
x,op CHARLESTON and FLOkIDA--Seml
: yc.sklv Tui.l sssfcs Msl Lnr-Tae ,eS - D., -
a * iOS p Adm. Co1I-.rder ~ 4-s,s -
y. D., "a " DNF sDAf Oct - +oe o. r - - -
Ssf,i-st ptlg 90 6o.rd Were al sAs q ---ie Vs. -
Pssise y s7,9S0RD TILESrOs CO, 10 - 7rOstssy
FsfpsA r<1. Fnaea = hls-'' - '-'7 w.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-10-05

We heard story Of fellow Who related b. espsr,sss,
when the Nabsnt Bank failed As soon as hessu
saws he my heart Jumped hight into my moafh. No"
thfrks / s'posc I've got any hils On that ere o.ns ~
gOler that. fact 20 you see on S1s All VI lie way q
ea ." ~; - IooLeJ and luud hednt got any DID
an ,h,. Sor1,o, Sv oTler fs some easier
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-10-05
Ale0ifal

CHILIs and FEVER Of the WORST KIND Is IN
y nb cured b -oEsHLEEs A.sRsss s,s or s ss, q.
but = . .,,,,, ,.,,p, 49,, .orr ONLY
And a. IL contains none o the salts Of
MERCURY, Arsenic or CUISINE, -
Ihs his 40 SabGs the Proprtc solowios
~bo.e residence. carefully given and who have IN most
esss TWO % a ,aass p s:s,
John job w " stout Jf cured No rs Fassas, sswas
J pr so w s.$ he az ~ Soss No ia
Rev Robert Birch cured ss.d 10, New Buns.tes j.
Psr sn E1fass ca S
G f.s. T s.%Ss as ssps:-
sSr tE:tsS: os s;.nah S0fa
Ghse. Corr .sed a sch yssI' a.ngy.5 SsSi M
k sc TSo%Ssps i noush Tsih.s sssY@t
.ssd z cured No g rne nee sb yT1's I'LL
No 70 Coasi. Wholesale AlsntA and .o a retail By Charles
an B;Sfd. sna ss11 as md
c9n5is oiBrod.y .nd h a:.y asn.psr.s \. ..
smith coSrt.s BiooiJn and b. william Bsrr.n No. ITO
nSs. ,"m bs ,Tsds or othe addressed DEsHLgR
As.ni fol PrOprerO New Brunswick j. viii meet prompt
DICKFNs SAYS EVERY ONE SHOULD WEAR
DwhIsKERs-ses Hou.s hold Words for oetoSer-Sox some
rsOPss ssss vii orss he Bssrd or the
now oDs sSo weeks and won't stain OF pare me
IAN r. g Ssass and ali briggs. BrooIlyu Nn- HAYES
No I'5FVhCnst -.
MD YOU EVER TRY DR. J. NJ LEWIS sPR-
Es,Bmst,.m Nsqrslr. Lunssso Tic DOoareaI Cbildbans
ramps and the Limbs and ali knds OF cpra
For ss a. Charles H. Rnrs corner Of John and Bros1Esy
Chs. smith No ls C.Bslu, J. Coddingon- No I'D Brood
way W D. cqmse No SIS B0ws,y and soi ssl a,s w..
HAYS Us Fst0nst, BooEyn b circulars W. ss "a m
esss o the sahony the Uni'sd sS' can be bad y
eaIhpx a. NJ Of the above named stores
DR BANNINGs MEDICAL and MECHANICO
DUROIcAL INSTITUTE. No Asreerss- Y1For the
Chrome Disease .ad for sns .pPss0q Of as sGay
GS lie surn Travelling Companion for the cure Of 'o
81 Pslon.ry Digestive Nervous spinal and Female Comp ns
ard M Raptsre DrOopns and Lanssor also for ne seppor Of
lsdie. sscisnt and during coHsnsne1t
TOR THE PILES.-DR. UPHAMs ELECTUAhl
i ian remedy certain cure for ths ds,fs<ns to
p,nf Per sms Of record see fan 20
vt. 70 = "a, "a 80. 10 All d.sssesl No 7 4tsst ID door tiem
BO~ery, bst-een BO~ery and Broadway
NOURAUDs LIQUID HAIR-DYE is positively
" without ercspn resr,soa me best ever invented
.usrsntse thai 90 Th Dye the SKIN requires
dtns IN the trouble ana poess tie Gnsas
cot R1Ubs Ir1I AN INDICATED SOAP r esrns
-. pps freekes cbsP er.ks chafes 1ld al
dssor. PoUORE SUBTLE aPq: hair from p. orshe.ds
Sgps. "a LIS kAiR GLOSS REsToR1rivE and LILY
WHITE Fond only Dr. COURACDs old ostaAahsd LAbors-
tori Wzierf Broadway AID - Wshnzr0es- Boston.
AIRS ALLEN WORLD HAIR REeTORER 4.
WI Hair Dye and eosrs >eeterous insredent IL
never fs the hair ho~eFer 0xaa eolor snd
ssnfhen and the right however al
dsrz e IL oP~rss By inyigorug skfn naseles
blOoc ~, sui Of he presen the hair from
rspaoa 81 tn had ssndrgS sesasd y ssy erysos q The
bad Rsstrr 81 q per ~ tie B.An 81. per 5oste For
he prlsera DtDb Broome cner u RIzAsebss
10 u sS~sF{i No n ".s1iSsons. No 20 ASos Bosss No
u FsleEsi- ErOsk,n
NEN-fORk PRIVATE LYING-Ik INSTITUTE
earssr sosth al sn1 sthsa "Bsmsswxh y Or Ho<ika
l~ts Trimming sJn<aD g, tAs coFeses q sss- f"s
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-10-05
11ainis, @lass, &r.

ZINC PAINTs.-THE NEW RSEY ZINC
IA COMPANY manufacturing these fAn~ OF superior
ou,lify al Of which n warranted PURE
The superiority respect Of Zinc Lead Paints wen
established and they equA Qusny nearly double ne 's
e and endure much evident that tbs ecs to the con-
um,r Isl ot "A the long onehsf a. great
by the principal dealers IN TINS ana onef CRIES -
usnusetu rs4s prices and by the Compenys Agents .
MANNING 4 SQUIER Nc. - Deyst- NtW-fork'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-10-05
Goal.

<,oAI. VERY beat quslity of Red Ash ca and EGG
V. .sd f,ril, delivered screened ffot ~ =,
a. o. a. % IS ana White AsA 81 - . Ysr S s~a
lessfrom boats ----iNION
CON-Peach Orchard, Red Ash Lalgc 1T s.:
So .ra Rsars - White Al TX >t0Fe' -.
- screeusa from yszas len safea iIoI 90 y-yss SIS
Rousry ard ". 2il Gretne-'- Az Is
LAY IN YOUR COAL.-Ne are prefarei 70 su,ly
- - --,'ifiss 81 Red While An Cc~a toSeia-f -
Liverpool ana : ti1''i-'' " ANOREAS = son,
~ Xshi, No g. Cresuviehsv and cor Ss-sv and i'h q
NtTTSTON COAI.-The Pennsylvania Coal Com
rsny psepaeS frns srPerei Whhs A.h -. $3.50 "a :.
-. dor, IL bo1s y,Fds 10 tis tsy 49,
ri groklyn TIE ConPsnys i-e.,es ~ so1 = 80,
90 e. Nc~ i58 o. f'ft
Te-gi,r un tEe dsisserv o. toI u, 50 -
Foscs Apply - 81 Gree ooiheE 81 D'"S-'s' 49,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-10-05
Clothing.
CLoAKs AND MASTILLAs FOR THE

n IO ~
TALL AND WINTER
rx BgLL 10 Cen.lst Se~Yorh tAkss pls.saYe
IN the ladies thai he be. completed he magnificent
80 show Room wheh By far the most elegant hat has
hn erected the exclusive sale Of rich embroidered nd plain
VELVET CLOAKs.
twill be thrown open WEDNESDAY Oct with splendid
.nel ofPsrsn novelties In Costs and Nsnls sIprey
fetured for ard suitable for the pesen
Ldie. sppreesDs elegance OF toie, will fOrse
..rIv call NOLYNEUX BELL No 50 Csnalst-
NETWORK EMPORIUM Of FASHION, No. O.
IN Csns Brosdwsy-Pstern Of ell The 'aies imported
Paris much less than the uras prices Patterns Of Dfes.
Bsque and POLKA Bodies e. the form with and ee
gspce.
The art Of Dress Cutting tsrsb few minutes by the only per
feet and premium system
DIERCE d. BATTLE, TaIeurs and Importers of
French Goods dealers every Of Sentemens
Furnhins GoOd No GO BrOsdvy nearly opposite Metropehsn
Hotel would respectfully inform their and tne pubic IN
general thar they have received their Fs and Inter seeE Per
Franklin conssng Of large snd rh ssoroent OF ct
inss Csner Coanss &c kc which they are Offering the
very lowest market prices
HB-shra Coiars Robes de chsbg ke- made TO order in
superior style.
CHIRTS and COLLARS at WHOLESALE.-
- JOHNSTON CRooKEs 1 Co.
No. 10 John-f., NY
Mandatory Newark, Nj
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-10-05
PETER PARKS. Auctioneer
IMPORTANT SALE At AUCTION OF 200 VALUABLE lnTS s.
RORDHAM. -

DAY, Oct ~ o'clock ground sbont 30 ehoiN
kois IN s beet pant OF the beautiful village Of FOruhsm near e
pI these lots se adjoining and form part the property OF the
ferdhem Village Aocision location
good air beautiful scenery aud III requisites Tor delightful
Villa site the distance from the City Hall v about II miles
keng sny hhty minutes by Railroad aud accessible BY the
hour the day the properly will be sold parcels 70 s
persons hn opportunity pfeeated 10 everg
" procure cite Homestead Terms and title lues.
horas Printed abstracts s viii be furnished gratis TO par
shaers Tas by HARLEM Railroad 20 convey passengers the sic
NJ leave the Cry Hall 81 and ~ Railroad
shfe th property be obtained BY application
IElER PARIS or l. NEWELL. No Ns sau s. ana No 80
Bee opposite the Harlem Rsirosd D6pt " r.
wa prove stormy Wednesday the sale viii take place the
Az lair day
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-10-05

pRA COAI-The Pennsylvania Cesl Company have
Il Pes Coal for ale Also Of Cheso1f eos IN
qaire ~ their Ofee, Broadway xDa WAil>f
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-10-05

CAyAyyAH STEAMsHIPS.-U g NAIL LINE
- : o-sr sc.tA~rn Re, sreu NEW YORK MOBILE xnA
NEw-ORLEASa via SAVANNAH, MACON AID CoLVM5uS
Ga ud MONTGOMERY Ala A<o ne nor rPostsa. po1Es
FLORIDA The srsr-,la. steamships ACSCs W. tsSs
Thsnss ALBANIA 500 .znx Cspc Geo x cchenek :
FLORIDA .sas CaoS II Fi Leave every SAT-
URDAY ana stern.f. WfDyrsDlYS a. ionews
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-10-05

Hlillinerp, &r.
DARIS FEATHERS, RIBBONS, BONNETS, &c
Just received,
DOdozen rich Ostrich Tips.
dozen rich MaraboDt Planes
dOzen rich Plume dc Cogues
eco Cartons STYLES Ribbons, which together with
LARGE and Beaver Felt Bonnets will be
sold low ior cash by II. HOMER, Nos 81 snd e6 John
corner William ". T.
NEW STYLES Of FALL RIBBONS.-M. II.
IN LJCHFNSTEIN No 20 Bowery Of tiostest Import
or Jobber fancy plain Bonnet Silks Neve
Raiins Feathers Millinery Gocd invites the attention
unsed stock Of these goods he now prepared
extraordinary inducements TO wholesale or retail purchasers
1000 FIRST PREMIUM MILLINERY, 1913
Il CeteJs Mrs. WILLIAM SIMMONS respectfully an
her friends and patrons that Der Show
are with the and richest assortment OF fAI
and Winter Millinery Millinery Goods be found in this
tTopos MRS WIN SIMMONS, No. 14 Broadway, New York
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-10-05
n)ater Cnre.

Water Unre.
YDROPATHIC and HYGIENIC INSTITUTE,
No 10 Lsishtst-R A. TRAIL, ~ ID, Prophetof Special
depnumen for female dseaes DR. ~ TAYLOR will assist In
general praefice School Department Nov Provision
depot, No. l34 Lsshtst- ibssementD
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-10-05

IpcludiIg Stew sFds feet.
Of hirdclsss vii be taken ron rh
.delphia and Liverpool and found in prov ions al
F,o, From Lave pool 80
Cer will be Issued here 70 pAe VINO are asHo
OF bripsus out friends a. corresponding rhes
An expers need surgeon will he carried on each snip
SNAIL drafts drawn o. sshi England and Ire and
" No is Bro.dw.y y T. and No. . WaHlst- Phil.depnis
RICHARDSON BRorHERSk Co. Liverpool
YU,HE NETWORK and LIVERPOOL UNITED
i STATES MAIL sTEAMERs-Ths ships composing tns nne
are the following; o,,,c -. A.
ARCTIC, Capt Luce palm osP' NV-s
ADRfATIC.
These ,hps bai by contract. expressly io
been taken IN their CONSTITUTION 49,
their strength sad speed and tsen
,ens Tor elegance AID eon Pes
Yok Liverpool 10 cabin si "a
fS ron
v.ooi 10 NewYors and fo An experienced s1rseon a.
,.rh.A 20 al No berth secured rutil pad tot
PROPOsk ID nATIs OF sAI.lNO
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-10-05
JAIARGE FIRE insurance c., C 70 Ii! SI1(.

II AfARGE FIRE INSURANCE COMfANi-
Of Nassu and Cedsr s opposite the Foonee
CASH CAPITAL s15O.OOO.
Insurs Buildings Merchandise Vessels In Fort ana tne
other insarabie personal properly
loss dAmsfe Fire Applications sent by post OF tnfoush inc
DIRECTORS;
! Weservelt Daniel Tnlmsge A NJ Binninrer
Nm X. Lothmp, Alexander MchenEs John Aieni,
Robeu Smith l. Onderdenk George H. Bel,
John I,isrQe J IL Jenuiugn Piny freeman,
John New house, J. C. Tonnele, Erasmus basnnsu-
f.ssc Fryer. W O. Chase, lhsries r. hHkAnN
John Fowler y blanehet II T. Adsm..
Frederick Hadley. James r. Brown, Edward c. West
John q. Nellstood D. Il. Pierson, Ceorfe Peokhanl
& e CUNNINGHAM ThomS Houstop James Van Nordeu-
Al.xsnder Dslry uple. Robert orr Robert Psten
Richard She'll Nathan CLARK. Johnston Livingston
John II. Fowler, 2 fcilhon- IT, J.ines bssok,
W. X. Thorn, J Mssune george rlereo-
J. Van Nagenen Robert a. zoe .rpp,-rrr p..,A.,
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professional Notifies

nR. w. BEACH has returned from Europe and
~ csnaed hs practice IN t. city Once No Eivnsfsnst
Ms be eoBsuted nom 2to q. 4 NJ
DR. POWELL, Oculist, Aurst, &c, receives his
- patients from re igeioek daily a. as ohss No Brood
way ~hsr- Be procured eS se Ga Tie Eve" bis
Stihs sd AiItcs ~ essrJed without tx,
tghies pan cSay las tae ua-lral
BE 4 fn color ard -sg r.ss1n.
VINEETH On GOLD PLATE without taking out the
Vfe. - ul arpcs o. the rc7
t,is TIVed fgT her dsaj end ne a. ~, ,sa 80 a
ene 70 hole taNsu cut g ps la4fc FSNSSN
Nc So Hl.sSker~sss nsaF rc-ery.
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NCTOBTR. Is53-For Shrewsbury, Long Branch,
OE,-h a. mr. Oesu Hous- Port Wsshis1oa- AO1Hrs Des
Boar. Ds Nsdero1 md Red Bsak ths net iod 'pisr-
DID .te1ubosf THOMAS O. HAlOiI tsp- = T. N> VII ''~'0
-. L. = D Ill n -L-AI
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Jnsurantc Ccmparlies.

DEEKMAN FIRE INSURANCE COAPAN1.-
I'D Once Clinton Hall Beekman and Nsssaus New dort
CAPITAL 10000 This Company lnures ssansi % ana ush
ace by Fire the favorable tem-bauangs
Vessels their Cagoes and against the
Rk OF Inland Navigation Orders By post or ID person. viii %
H. udedt
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neutTrus le.v. ChArbers-s daily for Albany aud Troy
N.wY ork TO and Albany and Troy-On and asr AoSDA
Get J. lse3 the Trains will - folo~si -, A. -
Expires Tran A. NJ through N hours eonhetls NA1 1
Ell and W,uers Trains.
MAJ Irssn A n-Through WAY Trains y NJ snd r d.
FIpress Yraiu P M-Accournodafon Train r. n
Eor TAEIyt0wn a. II p NJ "A
from Chan bsf,t and WAY Frshs and PsssnsE Tran r ~
fum Sa$t
For PseI,stn q. 10 A. M245P NJ Enis ?.
The srvtozn Peeksk Poashkeeps TFsis sop q all t1s
Wsy Stations. =. 49, -. -,-.~-
SUNDAY MAIL TRAINS Il r n ron CanA~ i'' A4S,NJ'
"'PPHs ." W. EDMUND FRENCH, s1psratsstsat
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ADRisS II. MULES Aaetioneer.
DEREAIpTORY EXECUTORs SALE of VALU

4 ABIF REAL ESTATE In the CITY Of PATERSON. NEW
nRsEY-The Executor Of the late General ADRIAN 9DWN
stfs,ssen NewJeoy, will sell at AUCTION on WE'D SEsD
OCrOBkR la5S at II O'Clock NJ IT the MERCHANTS EN-
CHANGE, IN the CITY of NEWYoRK, by ADRlAN n MOLLEh
CO. Autoneeis, the whole the LANDED PROPERTY be
ssfnE to said Estate TO close under The VIII, vis
Il Lots on Main OF Pakst
Lots RiveTs
Lot o the corner Of River and RAnkNS
Lots on the noTtbeTly side Of eAak.st
IOt " the corner Of Goodwin Wsshipron-sts
the south side OF Godws between and Wash
hstonss.
SIots ON the southery side Of Godwn east of
SIos on The norhery Of Godvins as of
2Lots the porthery side Of Dyson OF Wehinronst
This property egby used the most Improving p,rt the
Of Paterson The of sale will BE- mSde sy For
G apply the AGcdoneeD No fne-s;, Metropolitan Bank
Buiaius u,G0o
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F CoLroN Auctioneer.
VERY LARGE SALE of Hot SEHOI.D FURNl-

TURF. CARPETS OIL CLOrus, MIRRORS CHAIRS,
BEDDING. &C Ac.-F COTTON will s,n THIS DAY tWelRes
ss, Oe, sl. O'clock the Auction Rooms Nos 50 Beckmn
dH the largest and stock OF Household
W hure that has been oaeca h will comprise part
nh Sofas and Itiee%Ste Mahogany Chair Boohcsss Ward
robes Seen tAss Rosewood and Mshog,ny Asbeop Cener Ia
nts AID Ishl Extension Dining Tables French and Gothic Be-
GtAds presr Bueau Ross Bur Bedesds and
tN harbls;oP and plain BedToom Furntac IA ste large
rrnsh ps's Mirror, brussels hfeepy and losn Carpets Oh
Sou vee Dests Ofce Chairs together with large qasuy
tetrnpre from family leaving the city Also quite
sees Mattresses Oailts sud Com erPsnes. sheets
snd tStN Linen turss Ac Sc There are slso " Gold
Naehes IN the lot whh will be oeoek sale per
sDpiery, and VIII eonntnce precisely u iol O'CLOCK
w. W. salsLrY Au,ticnecr
UNI LUIS and packages CROCkERY GLASS
ONbO and CHlNA-TNiS DAY tN.Snesssv1 a., 8 a, nd
o'clock, No So gohnstA choke a.o.rt r ,~f,il 40
poeers. Also, 50 bbS TumhlerA -