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Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1857-04-16

Ee- Every morning Mrs. Cunning
hams little boys are seen with basket as
heavy as they can lift, containing articles
prepared by their sisters, going to the
tombs to tighten the heart and cheer the
spirits of their mother. .F.csi7 ri .
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1857-04-16

FWhy is Governor Geary like old
carpets al house-cleaning time!
Because he was on the fence and got
well beaten out.
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1857-04-16

Es- An Albany editor thinks his pro-
erty in that city would have boen carried
away by the late flood had it not been for
the heavy mortgages on it.
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1857-04-16

WANrrD.-We want two copies of No. 3 oil
The Holmes County Republican, 10 complete our
files, for which we will give 10 cents each
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1857-04-16

Return J. n. Ward, convicted of mur-
dering his wife, las been sentenced to be
hung on the 18th of June next at Toledo.
Previous TO receiving his sentence, Ward
made confession, which We copy from the
Toledo Cn'naereial. 1t is supposed that
the confession was made with view of in
fueEcing the Court to make his crime
nan7slaughter. As has been seen, the at
tempt was futile.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-06-16
BY TELEGRAPH.
BY THE NATIONAL LINE.
REPORTS Furnished by the Associated Press.1

ST. Louis, June l3,-Sir George Gore and suite
returned yesterday, having been absent years on
hunting expedition to the head waters Of the Mis-
souri,. The report that the country was never IN
worse condition respecting the Indians The: San
tees and Sioux were committing atrocities against
the whites. Since the removal Of the troops from
Forts Cendae and Lookout the Indians in the neigh
borbood have assumed hostie attitude. A party
of troops have marched on the Santees.
WAsHIEGroE, June 12.-ln the event OF MT.
Thomas declining the Governorship of Utah, Col.
Cummings will be appointed. The officers Of the
Territory. including the Surveyor General. will
probably be entirely new men. A corps OF omeers
will travel to Utah with military forces
James E. Birch has the contract for carrying
the mails from San Francisco to San Diego, at
$3.50 900 per annum-seml-weekly service.
CIScrNNArr, June l3.-This forenoon while four
of the U. S. Deputy Marshals were arresting fu-
gtive slave and his wife, the former stabbed j. @.
Elliot, one of the Deputy Marshals, with long
sword, whereupon another Marshal shot the slave
in the abdomen four times. The negroes were then
taken into custody. The Marshars wound is dan
gerous one, and the negros is thought to be NOR
tai,
LOUISVILLE June 13-Biver st feet water in
the canal, and stationary. Weather cloudy Their
mometer So.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-06-16

Of science and art. This position We should strive
70 maintain. That we are advancing in the art OF
building, we refer to the many fine structures al
ready mentioned; and foremos. among them the
State Capitol When men in coming yeare, shall
look upon this grand Temple, it viii be with deep
satisfaction; and the master architect, whose hon.
ored body sleeps by order of the State Legislature,
entombed in its massive walls, will not be forgot
ten. The time will come, when architects enthusi-
astic in their profession, will make plgrimages, to
get views Of, and measurements from the Capitol Of
Tennessee, built by William Strickland.
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PARmERs, FAKE NOTICE.

ID 2. WELLER. Agent for J. MeKlM 4 CO. Porti..a
IL KY now preF4rea 70 farnish J. BankorourAs,
--latest nPToyse GsAth FAN, csleera,sd fer sxpstoes
isfT, -
nases asl j.. near hosson, JsRsrsoa eourty Ky car
uhieh BE sappoted 70 b acc bushss; uAea hs h
he onnd b haa 10 eushe o. eli wheat ana % 6usass
Il pure SMUT
Cd "a zee q tAess Fans, IS busbeh a wheat mia
utss, ana did i sell.
J. o. Bar, q hmpsonvls Ky certaes hat Ae n ssF.
ana half suru csansd fs bussls a shsss rsads ~
msfket
fAs Pan han taksn seveasy-shrss eFst premiums sn1
setea silver neaaa aHardea.
81 An sEden Prozpsly assssesd - Pres isa. ~
err "a aarran1e1
Jana io-1H-
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-06-16

RE LOCATED IN MACON COUNTY, TENNESSEE,
n on the waters Of Trammel Greek, four miles East Of
the turnpike leading from Galatn Tenn, 70 scotssve
KY and win prepared for the reception Of visitors and
invalids by the OF June. This place has already
acquired reputation widely circulated for the highly med
cnal character Of It's waters our different varetes and
being visited by very many, living remotely who 20
In search OF healthy ard deghfdi summer retreat not
only the invalid, bat tbs seekers afer pleasure.
Having gone considerable expense in rthtting and
selves that will be able TO add materially 10 the
fort who may favor with visit, having during the
put away about seventy thousand pounds Of
very hne lee We have bad built IL additional bed rooms,
besides large 50 by r. atced each side 10 Afford
air. in which the lovers Of pleasure and social enjoyment
will ind ample room for recreation.
Is only necessary TO that chronic affections Of any
Of the more important organs exhibit the efficacy Of the
waters, particularly those Of females. There win be
practising Physician here at ali times, should his profess
sonA services be required Thankful for the kind
and liberal patronage heretofore extended towards ~
our friends and visitors again ask contnu
ance the same nth the that nether tine
pains shall be spared render all comfortable and AeeA
ble who may solourn with Us in future.
Having secured the services Of Mr.. and Mrs. Pats
terson, the public be assured OF hearty cheer N
the dining room Our stable too, viii be vel attended 70.
Our charges will be the times and VIII ad
nit Of viz For regular boardes, those remaining
10 years Of under and servants half prices horses
so e.nts per day. Transient visitors VII be charged 20
cents per meal from OIL so - 90 per day. FOR extra
services a reasonable charge viii made. Washing Iron
ing Ae Loo doSen. For pressing or onins dress ior
LADIES', hAif price.
o'clock A NJ. the Nashville Loui5yis stass ~
the Rock House, 70 regularly through The season.
WM. A. DEbOW BkOfhkks
Junt9 ImaylS-trwsnl PFopristorS.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-06-16
LONG CREEK MILLS FOR SALE RARE OPP0R.
TUHITY TO IAND-BUYERS.

NJ oGer for sale about 1890 Of Land on Long
w Greek. about 10 miles North Of NASHVILLE. large
portion Of the same h vel timbeFed; splendid saw a.
propelled By neyeFfaiag of water; many eonve.
uient and comfortable improvements whole splendid
IL wetered and capable Of making excellent
there The milyArd RON tano0 70 5000 soFth Of
sssed unbeT; and tesass, Ee0ekbogs
cattle, Ac, kc with every article necessary carry on
such establishment To enterpdsng business mee this
Atogesher easrs most spsadid OpPoEtanisy 10 make
profitable investment.
TKAsA-Three equal payments In 9, - and 81 months
satisfactorily secared, payxbe N BAnk sh interest," ana
nAFehss NANCE WOODWARD.
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FOR SALE.

@ WISH TO SELL MY RESIDENCE ON THE -
$3.50 URFREESB0R0' TURNPIKE, about four IEHEaH
DSSAmes from Nashville, near Glencd Depot lAEk3H
---A-on the Nashville and Chattanooga Rail
road, with 80 Of Land half Of which in ber well
set in Blue Grass the balance is in high Of cuva-
ton, with about i've OF young orchard There
the premises good falling spring water, and good
stone spring house. The Building Of good brick
DWELL g, with rooms and servants rooms smoke house
and good cstern, carriage houses stables &C.. all new
and 10 good repair. bargain will be given Apply to
May 2l-1m. =. o. HURT.
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CHOICE LANDS FOR SALE


WE authorized sell the following lands liberal
w terms: so Browns Greek, ~ miles from
the corporation Of Nashville adjacent to the lands Of West
r. Rains The late residence Of Mrs. Ursula Rains Soil
excellent; falling Springs good Orchard two
story Brick DWelling, with or rooms and many out
houses We viii sell the entire tract or divide to suit par
chasers
OQs ACRES, lying the east side OF the Nolensvie
DO4 Turn bike mi e5 out lies WELL about 10 acres
timber balance cleared soil OF the best quality cot
tage buding part Of the Ridley Tract owned by N.
COrbitL adjacent 10 Capt. joiner, - Whtsett, and
others.
= y pike miles fFom the Corporations (the Goodwin,
Msnhee placed fronting both the NOiensye snd MIL
Greek Valley Turnpises; lies very vel; soil good nun
bar Of hu Trees good Spring, large Frame DUelng
with or rooms, and all necessary clubhouse.
ALSO,
. ACRES, on both sides OF the Nashville 4 ChsttA-
n q noogA abroad 10 miles from Nashville, at the
nTst station west Of Layergne, s. choice timber 81
Frame Dazzling, with rooms, stables, kitchen, smoke
house, snd ali ether necessary cabins.
The dseng shout so yards from The depot or station,
and 40 yards North Of the railroad. Occupied At present
b. Mr.. BTogn.
BOUT $40 Acres, on beth sides Of Big Harpeth river
stons Springs; the Nashville ana Northwestern Railroad
the OF the trA about lSO
cd; bal4Ice good tin Der roll gotd falling
Springs; good Orchard neghbo hood very rood Cottae
build the late residence OF Geo. P. woodward decd
ALSO,
fEl7 ACRES the Liberty road, one mile east Of the
4Ol town Of Franklin, In williamson county, u mile
kzss Of the Tenn Ala Railroad lilo cleared soil
ssorv go 49,, PaIs, S W.
rooGs, Kitchen, smoke house. &C the late residence Of
Mrs. Waller. All on mott accommodating terms Apply
10 NANCE WOODWARD.
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LAND SALE.

ON Wednesday the sth Of July next, tract containing
" nearly 200 acres, In Davidson county, eleven miles
South Of Nashville. mile from the N. G. X. on
Mill Creek the premises Of B. p Jones' to be sold
ton. One third to be paid the 25h December next
and two time the other payment all without in
teres Bond and approved security the first payment
About one half Of the tract is 10 cultivation the chief
Of which Mill creek bottom, the other hRH is in wood
and valuable building timber, Steam Saw and 6rSt
Mill, with fair improvement; frame building; out
buildings generally good and garden lasting Spring
convenient and luxury indeed in Summer neAry every
kind Of fruit trees and vines for this climate,
Will sell about 100 with the improvements, with
the privilege Of The other portion smaller lots
timber and water, call and before the day Of sal
June 6-ImtkW b. T. JOl "a
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-06-16
IMPROVED CITY PROPERTY FOF

IMPROVED CITY PROPERTY FOR
SALE
VALUABLE House and Lot Church st., g.
n fronting 81 feet said street, running back LOO
$50, H. or 81 feet, and IS deep, With front Of IS n %
Spruce street. ThiI valuable piece OF prop 4@A
ery, and located in the finest ghbOrhoOd in the city,
and will be sold on liberal terms. Enquire OF
Z. K. GLASC0CK, Agent,
june12. No 81 Cherry st.
ALSO,
0TS Nos 81, So 90 aud 100, in Preston Hays sddi-
IL ton to Nashville fronting 81 e Polk street,
ming back 100 feet. bargain will be given in these lots
ALSO,
TWO STORY BRICK, containing or rooms. The
"A lot fronting 99 feet and running hack 1d7 feet to
alley. This is very desirable property, and situated
short distance from the residence OF Mr.. Bbo. We will
give a bargain in this property.
A beautiful lot Crawford street. running back to
McLemore street $50 feet
Aof the above property Is located in thriving portions
OF the City, persons desrou OF making purchases at
bargain, will call on Z. r. GLASCOCK, Agent,
junel2. No. 81, Cherry at.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-06-16

TUsF rssslsed ~ sasanboat IeeaaoD-
Il l2e Naimek chefsss afst class art.cie.
90 bss. W. 4. Geese oa han4
50 bhfs sweet Graz ffaer.
81 bols ChknBagns csdsr,
100 dos cas- STs.A Oysters. warranted = Keep an
s1mHeF.
Pariisa Eisalng eeseTAls As an - JAY, b
easnsdaied uih wsrs Ana otAsF neeesarT aFteles
- thsf great eocas1on. - J. q. Aoe9kf1oA,
JuasA 80. sroatssx.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-06-16

Niae Grnd.
Three iGd
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dpHrnen Plan untng
n
Som " Gd
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their W for en dng hAth eGran PaF
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well u ret its
nundr. anhpgbec heih dadtb fe En praise bass
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fGraSen fGransa
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btinsmud h si lame tn firm
award d 10 h wi h
k could bdb
That ofhe committee dhuuy UNDERSTOOD
hi
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Twenty Annual Fair Of the American Institute New
York, 1885,
VIII LING K,Juz
N
ia, illinois, Fn the highest MUM h Piano F aSy May
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Notice to transient Advertisers.

An transient advertisements in this paper must De pad
or at the time they are handed inOtherW'e they VIII not
M s.rsd transient Job Work must be paid for on deli
very.
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SOUTHERN LOTTERY.
HAVANA PLAN LOT FERYl

las Misunderstanding - 80
Iiokess a.. HALVES ~. oaAEters 81.
csrsiaeass Of Packages Of Tea nckss sad q ne
Allowing rates. vhich IL The rAkz
~ WIS Ale&c1.s-s ~
10 haf nc4ets, .s.--.ss..s.-s.--..s..s-sss. ~
~ 0aArter licHes. ...--.--s...-...s
banx Notes Of soand baA<a taksa - par. Cheeks eo
Mes Yerk RENTED for prE.a. Address orders for f1kes
or CeEtiacafes ef Passages e Tekes
ANDERsoN 4 sos, Manages. Mnc9as Ga
80 Orders for Tickets addressed . O. y. "aNte =
Boz Ns asa NasnvlIl. Fenn iii - Dronpty Astendea
To- ANDEas0N 4 sos, M.aa<sra
June4 M----s -
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TIE GREATEST BLESSING TO TIE rKxALK
SIX EvER KNoWN.
Gratuitously Furnished.

az Application % the Eublerbsrs, DR. BRIDGES LIT
" fkhs 70 brs- Valentine Meta aannine Bedford and
q ~ ptxcn relative % important cares made ~ Mar
ehAhs Uttrne C9ihoeons Sh remarks upon Tie sane ~
Drs ChsS johnson, Jas. II. WiAms, n a Wison. G. J..
PafnWsh 3 II. PTosEs John p LEubert P. c. Granville,
AID macy ether physicians q etnence IN all ssSons q
the Union.
SIS eoatesded fsy MsTshks Ctsrns cHihelicon that s
radically cures nns 81 eEeFy zen 81 Ecnas com
pAins ahiis the % edieA pf4cttec oay
neFlAtes bal seidom euFsn That - 1ee
merely bat thAt poWeifsiy sfsnghens ne ukoe
systera and ihal enlsrsy ebfiates E1s q Cassie
sapportsrs counter lrTtans and ali ether Abomlnaons
shsi outrage frznnine dse4cy. Thai II qaAck medl
cine secrecy beng asreesAry % eoasltnie qaackerE
That ponsns paris hare besn sabntted 70 nsny
sAng phyeAnas ans 70 ever hssn cosEss and Medieai
InsIl.arons. Thai any pkyscian In NsaAYlns O. ass
whsrs, tnos tAsm ap1a appkcalias.
C1Ecaikr eng fali alernAsion spon this invnlanAs
msdtclns and Us opinlons % thsty 81 ne eainE es
msa ~ he Ualea. - ~ be obssined graEnf easly a.
gaRee. hACksNxfE hECkwIfi, AEshxils.
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STEAMBOAT AND RIVER NEWS.

ARRIVED.
June 14-Swsow, Cincinnati.
J. G. Cline, Memphis.
DEPARTED.
June l5-BlAnche, Lewis Paducah.
J. G. Cine, Memphis.
Thos Scott, Pittsburg.
Swallow, Cincinnati.
River receding, with 81 feet water on Harpeth
Shoals.
The Cuba departs for Psducah to-day.
FoR PADUCAH.-To-day at 10 o'clock the beauti-
full low-water boat Cuba will leave for Paducah.
She is fast, neat and commodous u all her appoint
ments, and passengers will be put through in quick
time.
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NEW SODA FOUNrAll

TsHAs MILLER has iasi opensd Bis sapere ns7 soe4
u Fountai Al his store Ne q cesftT sirees snefs he
oan A. al tmss supply ne taifssf - 49, -
s-le $500 hi. inviiss ne az ntlla Of ne r1bie
~ ~. =. sbhsot and proises - keep shoerai sanp9
"a n hs r.lrsaAinE dsesoss e Ne tsan eonsznt1 -
h1nd.
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Twenty Eighth Annual Fair Of the American
York 1856.
REAL ESTATE SALES.
HnUsE Ann Inr EnR SAIr-

HOUSE AND LOT FOR SALE.
I HAVE iful House and Lot Crawford i,
street, all ia good ORDER which l am instructed <A
to sell positively. Those in want OF a home, CHEAP, I
would do well TO call II sold within few
days privately, il will be offered public auction
L, K. GLASC0CR, Agent,
june12. No. 81 Cherry st.
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CO M M E r C. [ A L..

DAILY PATRIOT OFFICE,
NASHVILLE, June l6, 1857. !
Nothing done yesterday in either Cotton or Tobacco
BAcox-we continue quote shoulders at 12c hams Sc
sides, (clearl .14K.
Chattanooga Market.
CHATTANOOGA, June 10.
CORN-Only about 10000 bushels in store, and more
expected by the quantity, free at 81 Quo and II Ure
failing at 81 IS to 81 25.
BAcoN-Getting aarmngy scarce, Is to IS cents.
Augusta Market.
AUGUSTA. June 18, P. NJ.
CoRN-Stock light. Sales at 81 1908 is.
TBACONPrices easier. Hog round l49l4Hc clear sides
GARD-i791sc per Ib.
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fs0LOnRD sHTRrs.-Just rseslso4 aas
~ purtmcnf q ceiored nhfts latest sfa ana A. ssri-
pTsoeA MkFi y hsne9ILl
m REkRRyED Pa. A.rs.. P..sh.a a. jast ssssissd al
sale 81 L0k6aukef q CO.
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Smiths Bitter East India Ale,

Smiths Bitter East India Ale.
lust received per steamer Hastings, ON consignment
y 5hhds Smiths Bitter Ale.
5bbs do do do
This Ale is equal to AsOpp's or any imported brands
June18.. CARTER, MCKAY co.
100 BBLs Smiths Stock Ale
1OO25 Il bbls do do
rs casks Younger's Pale Ale, pnts.
Is casks Muier a Sons Pale Ale, pints, Tin Jugs)
83 casks Barclay, Perkins Co.'s Brown Stout.
junei8 $500 CARTER, MCKAY co.
FRESH PEACHES In CANS.
lust received per steamer D. A. Given, on cousgn-
y mens, "a doz. Cans Fresh Peaches War anted good
june13. UEA CARTER MCKAY co.
ANEAT RESIDENCE IN EDGEFIELD
is offered for sac at a bargain. The Lot 49,
l. fronts 62 feet Woodland street and 40 M,
Minck Tie House tains four good rooms, good
ci,tern, &c. The house is new. built Of brick The
situation Of the best in Edgeded Will be sod low.
Apply to A. v. s. LINDSEY,
iuIel3. SO College street.
Six Minute Freezers.
WE have on hand a supply of the famous Patent
w SIX MINUTE FREEZERS, that have given so much
satisfaction in every in which they have been used
Five Minute Freezers.
WE have just received direct from New York, full sup
w ply OF various sizes Of FIVE MINUTE FREEZERS
said to be superior any thing before the public As
these articles be good represented
customers need not hesitate to try them.
Ice Cream Freezers.
WI have the old achioued Ice Cream Freezer and
w them Of all sizes, at the lowest prices.
May 25 MAoKENZIE WILSON.
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TUSr received, per steamer D. A. Given, consign
y ment, "a doz Cans Fresh Peaches War snted good.
juneI8. UEA CARTER MCKAY co.
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EPPERSON SPRINGS

mayo-4td2mwAtw
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EfraYe6.

c,TR6YED away small RoaS COW, for which g5.-sss
y aIberAl reward wiz Be paid any giving ES
iniurmarIon At iAAs SASe- 49,
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kerosene Oils.
Dl6TtLLBD FROM QUAIL
(SECURED BY LETTERS patiently


(SECURED BY LETTERS patiently
II ERosENB ILLUMINATED OIL. The Hight obtained
N frem this Oh exceeds in bYiisney ha any oaher oil
or nud heretofore discovered is inexp0Ve, and win
main iupid in ths very coolest weather.
Inc Com recommr the lamps best adapted 20 this
OIL the kerosene Lamps, manufactured by the following
parties Messrs. Cornelius Baker, slsO Oyott Of Pha-
depha e. v. Haughwaut Co.. 45S Broadway, the Brook.
yn Flint Glass Co.. No. 73 Broad Street. Msssr Detz q Co
1872 William SPeet L. MeTeer 1876 Elm Street, and H. Bd
wads, A street. N. y Samples of different style
Lamps can be at the Once OF the Company.
KEROSENE LuBRIcATIEs on, No. Prepared to suite the
6nest and all other kinds Of Machinery; burn brilliantly
Locomotive Head Lights Car Lamps and all the ordinary
Solar and Hand Lamps and stands geaa degree ofeOd
best Sperm Oil and s admirably adapted TO Railroad and
Steamship uss
tor and will be found posses advantages any OIL in
the market a. prees-wIi not bnrnand have been
prepared the reQuFemeDtsof Railroads and others
KRRosRKE BINNAeLE Oh Prepared expressly for Shps
aud will be found admirably adapted for of Steam
ships, Men of War; Merchants w sses Lake and River Craft
and burns in all the Cabin Sateroom Cnnaee FOreastle
Lamps, Signal Lanterns, sc.
Binnscls Oil will remain 1uid long best Sperm, and
will burn all night without requiring to be trimmed, and ad
vantage that will be obvious 10 every Shipmasier
The Kerosene Oils be Obaned from the Wholesale OIL
Ship Chanders Druggists and GrOcers in New York, and
The regularly appointed Agents of the Company in many Of
the principal Towns and Villages Of the United Sztes the
Canadas. ana the island Of Cuba.
Local Agents appointed lin conformity wh the rules esb-
ished by the Board of Trustees,l application TO
AUSTEN'S
6KNKRAL AsEETs, KKRosRNK Or Co.
No. so Beaver street, N. Y.
N. 3. Circulars with full particulars, testimonials prices
&c, d. will be forwarded on application as above.
Junee-ly. IA. wi