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Weekly Clarksville chronicle. [volume] (Clarksville, Tenn.) 185?-1857, 1857-08-21
ZOE SIZE.

One house and lot adjoining the Masonic HALL,
on the East side DYE j. SMITH, Il. 4. A.
May Is, 1857.
Weekly Clarksville chronicle. [volume] (Clarksville, Tenn.) 185?-1857, 1857-08-21
Good Medicines.

IT II estimated that Ayers
Cherry Pertoial and CatharIic
Pills have dnne more 10 promote
the public health, than any 9TH
err cause. There can be no qups-
ton that the Cherry Pectoral
has by its thousand on thou
Weekly Clarksville chronicle. [volume] (Clarksville, Tenn.) 185?-1857, 1857-08-21

A general suppl Of House Furnishing Goods,
such as. Oil Cloths, Curtains and Banas, and 6is
Table Cutlery, for sale by a,. 80 ssA.
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Qdints, Oils, NIass, ~.

DEFINED LARD OIL. for Burning AID Is
IL shrery fes from s.. sTs6sy d. res .scs ss
sperm colder weAthsr. nd eurss veA sss
.aL..s ~ sbegs. sG-r.s % % sa;os IVY A6s,.
JOHN ". 0VINCJ, HA y WarADA
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AIdrbinfrr, Sc.

T,OR SALE-Ope S.eam-eng.ne, Boiler, Pump,
10 Grover Bakers Sewing NsehiLes, Steam Print
ing Pyes.es together with al the Fixtures necessary f
inr on extensive Bag Manufacturing t1sEes Apply 70 L
a PARSONS. Ass,gres, No. 80 Hate.-st.
DUMPS.-For RAILROAD Water.st.tons Shops,
ys,.es Mnee &C. sres. vsEey On hsnd s1d !os sale
BY FOSTER, LShCH Co., No % Broadway, N 4.
VNyOODWORTHP planners stMATTEAWAN,
SAMUEL 2. sCEENcR
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frEnitnrc.

ENAMELED CHAMBER FURNlIUn1hs;ra
II Rsv and bss .tfal ry.es of ESA1ELED 80 a. s.s.
yuRNiTURE H5as.A,pers Of b, cfeap 40 800
iODGhle style Of Bedroom Ser13-. vi md ~ srs.
resrns Noe q and 10 wcos.srs.. between sI 'ne A
nANDSOMC FURNITURE for SAIL
III sli:s Of new PARLoR EuRSIIHs,' .si5e.d ~
fosetAsr with ,tisr zr,sr-. II D. 50. o. '17 f~1
n ss.ssI sr ~ m,asfs,y a: No IA Hc'. IN = -.
HB'"fSs HOUSE, tsIsss.0rJ, Ia"'og' Ma ,! hs-oS
inu,syen<ptA n 10 LII,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-08-20

The undermined prepared to deliver, before Lyceuns
and Literary daring the coming Whrer, either OF
a.. following Lectures: l. The Old Puritan Clergyman
z "Fayal aud the Portuguese" - 49, =,
Emigysut Intelligence Office and Labor Ex.
change has been removed from No Canal-st 10 No. I'll
Wonut 0ste Anthor few doors west CT Broadway.
No s.ss charged. JAMES ?. PAGAN, Superintendent
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LIVERY MAN and BUSINESS WOMAN

~ should have copy OF 1890, .,.,, .,,n
MELLS'S EVERY MAN HIS OW AZ LAWYER AMI
UNITED STATES FORM BOOK. 80
II will loss of time perpexty aud many times its cost
Ii complete guide ali matters VI Law and Business tran
sacons every State III the unon with full and complete
proceeding without legal assistance IN suits ana
business TRANSACTIONS of every description.
Tho utility of a volume 10 too obvious to
need The design in its preparation has been TO
offer professional the farmer the mechanic and the
comprehensive and reliable work, which wiu
draw instrument in writing that may De
required Of business in legal forms 20 uInsh
him with all legal information usually called for III the
various avocatons life and 10 make Ian common sense
work. that everybody understand ana which WI" enable
any man OF 10 be his OF her own lawyer
labor expense mas been spared in its preparation 70
make every way adapted the wants Of business
man every State in the Union and the Publisher has entire
confidence In its superiority book published ssa
BUSINESS MANS COMPANION
Seventy thousand copies have been sold in less than SIX
months the sales two thousand
copies per week. l2mo 4Oo law binding Price 81;
sent poet paid. -,
Good Agents wanted 10 sell the above and other
ane popular works in town in the United States
Full pt agency, with descriptive catalogue sent Tree
Of yostsse application. 1890
Adde'S j. G. WELLS, Publishing Agent,
No. III Beekman- ell, Newly ork.
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TWO NEW and &C, CAPITAL BOOKS
PRISONER OF THE BORDER.
A TALE OF THE CANADA WAR.
BY P. HAMILTON MYERS,
Author of The Fret Of the KnckebockeH Young fs-
Ioop," King of the HuIons," Bel Brandon" etc.
limo, Illustrated. Price 81.
CONTENTS: -
A Dn,ch Belle The Hero Of the Thousand Isles.
Aunt becky and the HeiIes AThousandPounds FOR lis Head
Al,unt PropOsas SubteU9nean Councils
The tloo,.it Fmsssry. The Prisoner Of Prescott,
A Dark COMPACT Light In a Dungeon.
The Midnight Amy. Mystiious Cneh,.
The INVASION JACK ondy oeht'
IN. Battle of Windmill Point. The Queens Evidence"
The Magic Rife. A Sad Interview
Dntcnanis Cou1tshp and Visit to Desperate Rrrsnd
rs Con,eousnr.s - The Outlaw and his Followers.
TidiDgs nom the NHT. NoDhty III Dissu''o'
CAPTAIN MOLLY.
TIE STORY OF A BRAVE WOMAN.
Pv THRAcr TALsoy Author of " Edith Hale" &c
limo, Illustrated. Price Pl. g..
The tile of Captain Molly" derived from an incdeht
in the history Of the American Revolution sketch OF winch
itewoyen th eighteenth chapter OF his Vou
Ii II be thought that the life OF the heroine 700 20
he na.nrs LEI remembered that in the period when she
vd much frequent IMAM Ia aer
While believe that courage and patriotism are commend
able in woman that should endeaVoT TO be equal 10
whatever exnce nsy arise before her no less beeve
beautiful the sphere vi home rather than TO flourish on
the arena OF striie and illustriJus events.
CONTENTS:
BE ginning at School. The I1under storm
Adventu1e Hark They Whisper.
Witch Hazel House. Escape.
Young Love. Battle Oh MONMOUTH or
sche1ne and its Molly and the British Officers
10 Arms The Spy.
The Separation. ~ Concnslon: ~
No. ll3 Nassau.st. Ncw-York.
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Uaithes, aewelrn, &r.

4 MEXICAN WATCHES-To the TRADE
IA These Watches made BY the and u new sna ors"
macausry and toos expressly designed % secure yh 9w
p.iee nae Substantial and correct tine keeos re nS
rmskaby easy Of repair ben ProEounced oy the
aud watch makers 70 % IN principle
md ouay and by al who h.ye used them 20 be reliable In
perfonnance Each IL engraved Appleton Tracy Co,
Na,ham Ms az accompanied BY certificate OF genu'
iu.pe,s ard r.roe.ua warranty written ssns1re
W. ask 40 an TO buy Watches merely because they
are of America manufacture We eek only that his fact shall
ro. he Reunited 70 exclude them from consideration. We
lain thst Watches equal N quality ard rsr, cannot be OBJ
,suea 80 cheap Europe and ask cO1rynsn 70 give
these trial urde- Cur warranty.
Orders ray be addressed 20 Us directly or to any
Of the undere3io3s3 f who ssen. fox the sale oil our
roods AZ Ne'vY York viz:
Mesa cOOpEa L FELLOWS. No l. Msiisnlsne,
Messrs FELLOWS & Co, No. u M.iisnlsne,
iie.,Tr PLATT K BROT dER, No. 70 Maldsnlsne,
~, 20 tre..s ~ ice i,nsetion Of genera basnesa
APPLETON TRACY Co..
S1ccessoYs The Bostol Watch Company.
EsrCL va. Factory, Naitha.n Mas. July. lsS7.
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OIRDS-With Engrayings-The Secretary Bird,

OIRDS-With Engravings-The Secretary Ord,
ID SNOWY Owl Kinshsher, Bearded Vgufe, the Buchs =
Bird short Horned OWL etc. with Portraits and natural tis
toYy RURAL Tgrrs-rheir Culture .ste
Ps, Me Honey Glass jars Fare of American Institute
Ri the Berry Trade in New York aud other mat
ters of interest in This Weeks LIFE ILLUSTRATED. Only
4 ceats. Ash yo,r newman for copy
TT'JiE IOWA CITIZEN is the bes. paper in the
v,, a. q M DUN through which to IIveTtse. II lso
rive. Se ed lrcorr: e the profsse Il WeseIn tIlTes
I'D 1sA Pc rd ~ nS' in'c a. e.
u.uso pIottaose inysyssnta Ierns ~ 81 it1' AZ
cysas ". A. HSkRkG ~ Nsssss isSf
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CRoToy AeUEpucr DEPARTYESr(
NEw.YosK, August IA, 1851.
V,O CONTRACTORS.-Sealed proposals Tor the

CRoToN AeUEDuCr DEPARTsEST,l
NEwYos August IA, ls51.
V,O CONTRACTORS.-S Sealed proposals Tor tho
i construction Of the EMBANKhENTS Of the NEW
GRAND RESERVOIR o:the CroCn Aqaeeae, will &c received
NOTICE-The quantities heretofore sdyeft sed as the est
mated amount wort be done in the building OF the New
rsrd Reservoir not being considered sufficiently EXPLICIT the
concluded 20 postpone the opening uta = NJ on
the 10Th inst and henby esdysrse the work. and sts;e tne
following spprsxlmste quantities On which the dds "i
.g cubic yard. Of excavation, composed as fellows vM
634i cubic yards of soil and other maternal noI
suitable fr Tie construction Of enbank nent, to De
paced in spoil bank within the space mentioned In
specification ~; ,of which 1885, cubic yards wli
S5 dcS cubic ysrds Of exsavs,ion from the puddle
bitches to be placed in embsnkment or spoil bank;
7O4,2l5 cubic yards OF excavation, Tor puddIe snd
ae4 s9s cubic yardsof rock excavation. ,.
rs cubic Of ppdde in the bitches aud
s cubic ysrdsof emOsnimsnt exclusive OF he puddle
as cubic wards of broken stone lining Of slopes
2U9 cubic yards Of paving laid IN cement,
SIS cubic yardi Of brick wall, laid IN cement
sS3 cubic ysrdi Of concrete on the middle bank:
1900 square et superficial measured OF sheet P,ns
the bidder omit TO accept the ~ork "n
yesht hours after written notice OF the award tne
will he readyertised for not less than ten nays ana ,h
Plans and specifications ready icr exaninaton ~ '
Board will be ready gate houses
ard nine Chambers spputenan this Reservoir sad for
the Aqeduct connecting with the main work. in short time
Due notice Of thu letting will be given: ,,
Amended specifications are now rssdy f95 dsiVs9; nrryr
For further information. apply to GEORGE ,. 0hEENS'
sRaSES si:i sssss ss:i'''
no STEAMBOAT OWNERS 1 and 4, BUILDERS BGII Ss
of Steamboat Owners and Builders paucu'
GREAT sl sUrERIoRIrY OF 0RIEFrTEs PROPELLER.
all sT IN h h.ss BE- @.a. h.
f S sItc CASES ss IT Has GONE OFF
IL can desired pitch IL more encient Tor gwen
surface Of BLADE little or no Vibration to the stem q ns
little resistance when the vessel Is Ir der SAL 1sy
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5tationern an6 fancn 8oohs.

TNHE OFFICE of the AMERICAN GUANO
Il COMPANY has been removed TO No. &C Wllismst cor
Of Cedar.st -,
In compliance with the request Of Of the holders OF the
SCRIP STOCK Of the AMERICAN GUANO COMPANY
whom of the call Of the second nstalnent had not
reached the Board of Trustees have extended the time for the
pay men Of the until the 3lst nsNew'York, August
FOR sALE-About 100 tuns Of AMERICAN GUANO now
the ship sspas The attention OF
Is called TO the Analysis and Statement Of Dr. Gale Chemical
Of Patents u. s. Patent Office copies OF which can
be obtained the Office Of the Company corner OF William and
CedaI-sts.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-08-20

pARNCMs ERICAN MUSE u NJ.
ID TREMENDOUS EXCITEMENT-Thos who desire to
THE BOGUS bURDELL BABY" now attracting, with
Mother Mrs Anderson such extraordinary crowds OF
pie, informed Ma. il viii remain for only FEW DAYS,
aud be the first oOs Of the Museum together with
- fa1epsh figure Of AIRS CUNNINGHAM TO DAY Thurs.
day, Aut. 9O) DAY AND EVENING. WYMAN, THE
WHARF will remain another week and will repeat EVERY
AFTERNOON at O'Clock as well IS EVERY EVENING
az eeok, his tests in Magic, Necronancy NentIiloquism
&C Admission, Is eeuts; children under ten, Is cents
HNHE DUSSELDORF GALLERY is open over
n the Hal Of Dr. CHAPIN'S Church, No. $40 Broadway
~ ose osasoatiom 10 eock N uItl 10 clock Ad
szissSos q cents
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BuiIning Materials.

OARNKJRK and AMERICAN CHIMNEY
IN Tops sso best Glazed and yhrifsd DRAINRIPEs q
Lops Island Pottery Depot No. % Nssssut z r. QUINN.
OSBORNEs ROOFING CEMENT.-This sa-
~ perisr article ofRooFING CEMENT, soosrs Of ne
elastic and Ddurive properties should be pus Uos every
esky and old roof the e.y lss 1se.,
lection sssn.t Gre being ss mpsnesrsbs hess o1~ We
to those Of readers who 81
thing really substantial and cheap Tie isvsnseY NJ A. L.
OSBORNE ;he only person in tie city vss psts o. Es
oHee 10 at No 4ia Canaist Tf-fNl
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Mercantile
N illiem Wo0d.-A Meeting Vt the Members Of the u.
SrsIy by invitation Of the Board OF Dneeon was aela
Al Clinton Hall Astor-plsce, on Thursday Evening" aug
IS 1851 purpose OF pressing their ~ ra
ION 10 III. reoei the Institution has sustained IN
ibs death Of WILLIAM WOOD of CanaGdagus its toaIde!
snd devoted friend. - 1900. ,..1 ~
.nd ,fer the usual pelninsres MessIs h. PlESON JT
ree 70 port suitabe resolutions which they did as fol-
lows: ,.-,,,,.,, xynon r C.,.,
Rssolre3 That the death of WILLIAM WOOD o. Cspsn
Asua phisnhropic and far reaching ind ne pro
,ec: Of founding Mercantile Library Asspcetio 81 %
Vol mas or,eiuay conceived and who has Deen CURING th
fhi,,v yt its existence Of It's most ishn ana
.os h calculated TO awaken IN our hearts
emotions Of profound sorrow. . -.., -. = . a. o.;o,
Re,ortd That cherish the wsrnest Iepec ana ION
49,. which characterized his long and benevo.
am example worthy the imitarion of rs the Merchants
Clerks of Newlok, whom he has been true enu ana
brntfsctOr $780, --..-A. g.. T. p.o.,do,.a
n BRtiWN and ISAAC H. BAILEY and others the above
resolutions " unanimously adopted
hoard requested TO have the rooms OF
the Association sped in mourpine The meeting then I'D
puybed - 'hOhoi> u "ooD' NhNi'"@4''
JesEPH P. HASFoRD, Secretary.
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CODEN's LADY'S BOOK FOR SEPTEMBER.
~ A matchle.s steel plate Heel and Toe" superb
Coored Fashion Plate four hsures Caps, Mantilss &C,
printed coor, showing how they will look when made up
new style OF Bonnet six patterns; Beaded Mat Cam
bic Morning Drcss Braided Cigar Case Baby Shoe Young
Lays Stomscher Point Lace Caps for an ini Embroidered
Collars and Embroidery Patterns IN abundance.
The Manufacture of silk, with numerous ensravings;
"How Dress with Taste :" Embossed Glass and how 70
make 10 Farm House of Stone roughcast with plans fscn
work. Novelties for September containing engravins Dol
ly; Bonnet with Diagam Full Instructions in Neetle-
work Of all kinds; Embroidery Pattern on the robe o the
Young Prince Of France; Receipts in abundance
The Talow Family America and The Lost Diamonds are
eoncuoed In this Number aud addition 70 which some OF
the best stories ever published IN THE BOOK" Music,
two pages
Is cents for the best No. Of the Lady's Book issued
For sale by all the Dealers.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-08-20

.L1EMAIE PHYSICIANS-A Criticism IN Li ILL.,.
IL ILLUSTRATED-Deaths from Slight lnsfgrs ~, .ne
and Wherefore Hold fast TO your Business IhE oill
Gossip Of the Week some poet said baby IN house
welsprng OF pleasure" What mistaken poe, nc zee.
Shipping Interest; A Fast" Young Man
ne Tomb Of John Bupyan; An Ish Female Preacher ss
raty OF the Bear; Wonders the supernatas Secret OF
he Achemists Rights Of Married Women in lndsn2
ain and etc. etc. This Wceks Liz lLLca
TRATED. For cents. All Newsmen have Il.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-08-20

DURDYs NATIONAL THEATER.-
Dress Circles &c.; Pit I2c Orchestra Chairs, So Private
Sozes I'd cce exclusive VI for each person Doors
c,<l at "a clsgtAiu viii nee az 1tTHlS EhENnNG;
HieFnboi.oI. Mr. g. L. Fox Caroline Mrs h. r. NICHOLS
WALLACE, TIRE Hero or SCOTLAND
wsIsce.......J II. Allen Lady Heeu Mari. Mrs Nichols
Allan Ramsay MIR C. X Fox Lady Marian. MISS herring
HOLE IN THE WALL
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6pefial Ncsites.

v.,l Vard-The regular monthly nleens Of re NlNIH
vARp REPUBLICAN ASSOCIATION IN be he'd q; ne
stssier Budinss, THlS (Thafsdsy1 EgEN I4 80
ss., Al O clock. BY c;deT, JOHN hEishh' i'e'~
~ ID TBayEk, Sc.
A Meeting OF the XIlIth Ward Repuohca 20
Associatioe wl1 be- bs0 al OndeY6onns hs., oS o. g,
.l,,fsn md Grand ia on FRIDAY EVENING, Aug ~ d
ssloek o. m Pupctual attendance earnestly
By order OF Plesldeni, LD"AD ~N
BENZ &. DEAN, Dissemination
HENRY >. jennings
Seventeenth Ward Republican a ssociatio Oh.
~, of the Seventeenth Ward Kepnoah as'oe!s
seSe,n b. ia THIS Thursday EVENING, q: Bohemia
Han BowcTy deFous OF acting WIN 'De
neH"ea !" '''' THOMAS B. SrILLMAN, President
a.rtYD 9cODELL Secretary.
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Professional Notices.

e>~>>>
4 KRUSS, Opticim and Mecbanician in Ham
"A turs Adolphsbr0cke No crowned with prize at ths
Exhibition All Nations Paris s5 rscomme .ds ~ .sf,
Manufactured and improved APPARATUS cr DlssOLVlSG
VIEWS, with Lspd.cspes, As,Iononeal Oeoiosc. ccmsc1
and Photographc Pictures Class Cbronatype etc. These
Apparatus without mcrooope lighted up with solar
lamps with hydrooxyg propcr no: only for ear
public exhibitions VIII be slsofo private es,es ana pubic
schools productive Of pleasing and sse
instruction Particularly hess Apparatus may be reeonG eresa
TO those who by Of proporonsy small nun, wsh 20
obtain safe substence Price list gratis on postpaid ie'nsnds-
nR. LODGE, HOMEOPATHIST, has Re
- MOVED TO No. 776 Broadway, near 9h-s,- e..
Offce hours, to o'clock 5 20 O'Clock p. IN.
OFFICE for AMERICAN and FOREIGN
" PArENTs-y p PRISON. No. Wal stree; ~ l.
Those interested In Patent property VII Lad tnls
snt In all respec, prepared oopduets Aepeslon iof
Ps.ents Reses Of Defective do, Extenson III -
taken in Great Britain and 'ueh Of her Cocuie: psSg
france elgiun Holland, Austria Russa -. ~ -
MESTs Of patents are prepared and psed On sd ~ tao
above countries. The following psnpnlsn IN Ps ~
nsi. Iuts 10 inventors and others ntsfeoeo seHS
Mser free :pPlest,en T,.s., 90 % ~
Gear Which, BY Prof Wits %'c' a'"s' VI 'S<"'~~
DRAWING NY Prof f2tsh, -.
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UNHE DOME OF THE CAPITOL; Reflections
Il Oh our Nation with Suggestions to Teachers and Paan
thropi.,, in this weeks LIFE ILLUSTRATED.
WORD TO THE MERCANTILE WORLD with Hints
on Buness Western Towns and Cities; St. Anthonys Fal'
Atlas Of the World MAP the Subsrne Telegraph with
Bpsrayng showing the Cables and the Track from Europe to
AmeIieswith great variety Of other interesting matter in
LEE ILLUSTRATED. for cents. All newsmen have IL.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-08-20

" OAFERS."-A Complete Classified History
ANatursI, Moral and lutel.ctunl-of these interesting
animals, given in To Days LIFE ILLUSTRATED. Toe Gel
lar station House Loafrr-How he looks aud lives
The Five Points LOafeT at hone-Where he and
sleeps The Shabby Geuiee" Loaer of the Gambling els
ard of Mercer Street The Political Loaer and the Prince
Losier-What they do what they and what becomes Of
th.m Read LIFE ILLUSTRATED. Newsucn have it.
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TlNUE BEST BOOKS to SELL.-Agents, News
men and Booksellers will 6nd quick sale for Those new
Hano. Books, just published: HOW TO wRlrE-HoW TO
TALK-HOW TO BEHAyE-sud HOW TO DO BUSINESS
only Soc each the four in 81 Complete IN one
large gilt VOL, ~ So low ready. Try them.
FOMLER ANp WELLS. No. G0s Broadway y. Y.
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HiNT T0 COI7NTRY MERCHANTS..

The attention Of business in the country who
cordng 70 time honored custom distribute AnsnsG VIII
thei, Entertainments on the cover, drawn 10 the LII 5
TRATFD ALMANAC of the NEUE ZEiT for lag Pnelished
TO-DAY as the medium OF advertising among the GeIsn
o,lato of their peghborhood Terms bes II large
number OF copies taken. For Particulars address OF cs -
PAUL BERNHARD'S No. ~ Beekman'st, New-iorA
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Chances for Dnsiness Elem.

4 ROUTE on MORNING NEWSPAPER for
n skLE-P.ying $li per week. Address
ID. p. RHOAD5 Is, Tribune OTcs
Bellevue gazette. [volume] (Bellevue City, N.T. [i.e. Neb.]) 1856-1858, 1857-11-05

RIVER NEws.-The steamer Hesperi-
an, arrived Oct. 3lst. The St. Marys,
Nov. Sd. The Watossa, Nov. Sth.
The following boats are advertised to
leave St, Louis, for points above :-Ad-
miral, Oct. 29th Isabella, Oct. 29th; Ben
Bolt, Oct. 30th; Omaha, Oct, 3lst.
The splendid steamer Florida, Capt.
Baldwin, arrived at our wharf last even
ing, Nov. 10Th, leaving quite an amount
of freight, as well as passengers. The
Captain and his gentlemanly clerk, Mr..
Johnson, are courteous and efficient Off.
GERS, and well deserves the patronage of
the travelling public. st. Louis papers
received.
Bellevue gazette. [volume] (Bellevue City, N.T. [i.e. Neb.]) 1856-1858, 1857-11-05

After an elapse Of two months, the Da-
kota Herald, zones to us, much improved
in its mechanical appearance. 1t is now
n of the neatest papers published in Ne
braska. We recognize, as its publisher,
our old and esteemed friend, John l.. Dali
ley and with his regular habits, the pat
rons of the Herald, can be assured that
hat institution, hereafter, will be run ac-
cording 10 "time table,"
Bellevue gazette. [volume] (Bellevue City, N.T. [i.e. Neb.]) 1856-1858, 1857-11-05
NOTICE

rs hereby given, that the County Commits
l. sioners OF Sarpy County, will meet at the
house of Charles Wilson, near Buffalo Creek,
on Monday, October 26, 1857, TO view and To-
cate a public road or highway, from the city
of Bellevue, to the city of Plattford, in said
county, commencing at the latter point, across
Sections Is. II, IL, and 10, in Township -,
Range II, thence to the most suitable point for
crossing Buffalo Creek, thence by the most
practicable route to the city Of Bellevue.
said Commissioners will meet on the even
ing of said day, at the house of Alfred Mat
thias, in the city of Plattrord, torhear all par
ties Interested in locating said road.
BY order Of the County Commissioners.
STEPHEN ID. BANGS,
Clerk of Sarpy County.
Bellevue, Sept. %, 1851. 40
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The Glenwood Times office, has been
purchased by J.& ]. R. Tyson, who have
commenced the publication of the Glen
wood Weekly Union. 1t makes a much
better appearance, than the late Times.
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Local g. Miscellaneous.

From unavoidable causes, we are sew
eral days behind our usual time of publ
cation. "a,
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BALL AT LARImER.-The large two
story Hotel at Larimer, will be opened
next Thursday. A Ball will be given in
'he evening, and from the preparations
being made, we judge it will be a magni-
ficent affair. A general invitation is ex.
tended.
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BAnNuM ONcr MoRr.-The

BARNUM Once MoRE.-The Stamford
(Ct.) Advocate says:
1t is certainly with pleasure that we
announce the probable fact that p. T. Bar
mum is again on his legs: that he is to-
day a richer man than he was before his
connection with the Jerome clock compa-
ny. 1t is said that he has bought all the
claims against himself for from five to
twenty-five cents on the dollar. with the
exception of some $4,000 held in and
about Danbury which he will probably
have TO pay in full. The whole of the
vast properly assigned by him for the BEN
eft of his creditors has again passed into
his hands, and he is now re-furnishing
and re-ftting 'Iranistan' in good style for
his future and permanent residence.