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FORM OF oftEh, o.. =
L--Y oi IN the sEte ol--
hereby agree 70 funis ana aeilYeIl " ts navy SaL
az me eress named IN "a g el 1f t5g 5to .s @ H. az %
70 the provisions OF lle cheu1~ anu ~
with the advertisement ei the bureau q oosrleon, &C. o
the iSth ol AAy' lo'o' Snoulu ny ny 9s y 2 -; - sst y
agent at or % - lOr signature ano
oerTneAIe rII sin.r,ra r
IBate.l -, -, ,.s, . gnt.ule t r. a. D. :. /,
Or and Of them signed by him. Opposite each article in
the schedule the price must be set the amount carried out the
aggregate footed up Tor eeh class ana ths amount Ae"e writ
FoRM OF GUARANTEE
Of i---' and and - =, ,,i. Of : = - y; N me- me sate S
Of hereby guaranty tlat IN case the foregoing Da
he Or they W within Ten days aeI the receipt oi Lne contract
at the post oce named or navy agent designated execute the
case said shan ai to enter into contract as sfore-
guaranty make good the difference between the offer
Signatures Of two guarantors. D.
+.
Date.
Witness.
hereby certify that the above named - are known
10 he signed by the United States district Judge United States
district attorney, collector navy agent,
The following the classes required at the respective navy
KITTERY, MAINE.
Glass No. 10. White Pine Glass II. Ash plank. No. l2.
BLACK walnut and cherry No. No. Spikes and
No D. Leather No Hose. Pitch, tar, ron.
No. %. TalloE, soap, and oil. .....
CHARLESTOWN, MASSACHUSETTS,.
Class No l. WhiteOak logs No 3 Whe-oak promiscuoUs
timber. No. 10. White pine. No. II. Ash and cypress. No,
H. Hickory butts, elm timber, and white wood No 10. Black
spruce No q. Iron. No y Spikes and nails. No. ..
Lead, zinc and tin No "a Pig iron. No. 5 Hard
No. 6. Paints oils, &c Nos Flax canvas No % Cotton
No. 30 Flax and cotton twine No 81 Glass No
-. LEATHER. No. g. Hose No 81 Brushes. No IS. Bunt-
ing and dry goods No u Pitch, tar rosn No. g. Iallow,
soaT u No. 39 Ship Chsndlery. No. 40. Stationery No.
a. Fire-Wood.
BROOKLYN, NEW YORK.
Class No J. Mhiteoak logs No. B. Mhiteoak promiscuous
timber No o. 1eiloWpne plank STOCK logs No. ~ White
pine No. Ash cypress WhiteOak boards. No. u. Black
walnut cherry, &c No. l3. Locust. No. Il. Whteash
hickory bars and butts No l5 Mmeoak slaves and heading
No. l6. Black spruce. No. d. Lgnumy. No. p. Iron.
-. Spikes and nails. No. 3 Lead zinc, and tin. No. a.
Pig No. 25. Hardware. No. q. Paints oils, sc. No.
y. Flax No. % Cotton canvas No. 30 Flax and
No. 81. Glass NO. 3. Leather No g. Hose.
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n Va He MINI HIM dealer ltABnug rr1y
Nv GUNs Tools &cIs opening dis estabIf.f,snt
o. a Market street, door N. Burns, and ~
eIeced of Hardware, Cutlery, Guns, , which he intends
erng exceedingly low for prompt dealers on ~
me. Among the leading articles hand, will De- found
be following,
Pocket and Table Cutlery Carpenters and BlacEsmiCs'
Jos: Axes every description and make large assortment
Locks Hinges and Screws Flush and Square Bolts ShoyCs
ades and Forks Grnistoues, Cuks and Rollers; Rifles and
soils Double and Single hael Shot Guns; Mill, Cross Cut
IN PIT Cotton Wool and Horse Cards Trace. Halter
gon and Log Chains Hames and Collars PcSs and Mat
Nai Curry Combs and Horse Brushes.
fOOD THINGS FOR THE lDEAR PEOa
= PIE. have received direct from the manufacturer,
0f Sveeers finest Nacahoy and Carrots Scotch Snuff Also
iersus S0ace and Amulet fine cut Chewing Tutacco and
Keep the finest Virginia Chewing and Smoking To-
30, and the best Havana Cigars i'm the market.
J. W. LANGLEY & co.
e1lo % Union street
LIGHTLY AHEAD.--WE HAVE RECENTLY
sgeure the exclusive agency for this state, for the sale Of
le II Booaers and Capt Il. Stutzs celehatei Of
- Chewing tobacco. This Agency includes all their
.OQl and enables sell Factory prices. We canddly
'r give dealers better bargain Khan has been
t1sm n this city, stock Of Tobacco, and
A. thd largest best assorted that has been
Il p tIs city
J. ". LANGLEY & co.
l7-a No - Union street. "a door from Bank Of Tenn
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j. HI. CURREY;
Funeral Undertaken.

AM prepared to furnish COFFINs Of every description
IOm the aRe Caskst TO the panest Servans Conn, to-
geher with everything necessary for Puner8s Ali orders
Jeff my Ware rooms, Deadsrck street, next door 70 the
Up and-Up Livery Stable, between Cherry and Summer
streets, will receive prompt attention both day and night
? PuTituTe OF ali kinds repaired and made 70 order in
he beststyls. Ijuly9l J. II. CURREY.
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Joy TO the Admirers Of
A FINE HEAD OF
RICH GLOSS HAIR

= n
TTyALK Of beauty cannot exist without fine head Of hair
then read the following, and you more,
around each bottle and no one can doubt
PROFESSOR WOODS HAIR RESTORATIVE.
We call the attention Of all and young tot wonderful pre-
raraou which back 20 lis original color, ay hair-coyers
bald with luNuriaut groWthremoyes
drud itching. cruptiOus-ause continual
IN bs b1 win 7ry, K color and Fen it rom falling =
extreme old are m aIl lis natural beauty We call then upon the
ld the the diseased in scalp 20 use H. And surely the
curl be- without It, Its praise the tongue Of thou
T Aren't for Prof Woods Hair Restorative in New Haven
received te following letter in regard % the Restorative few
weeks since:
ME. LEAvENwoETn-Sr: have een troubled with dsndruf
or scurf ou my head for than year, my hair began
out scurt and hair together sa" ina Ne" Haven paper about
Woods Hair Restorative callc your
my satisfaction the thing removed the and
hair leu To il is two or three inches in length where
bttes more by Post this. Idont any
kind usd in this place may have market for
bottles after Ii Is known mere 0u'' EUFrs S5iF FRAT
PIN ,uE1pu1,, sept O. 1850.
PRoT. WooD-Dar Sr:-Nour Hair Restorative is proving
fl.nefcaI % me- The front and also the back part Of my
head almost lost its coverinu fact bald.
pint your Restorative, and the top Of my bead is
- receiving is benefit have tried preparations without
Ror sft Whatever. think from personal recomuen
I'll. ed 'a,sls rssSe5aiiy, D. R. THOMAS, ND.
lE negleolt No. 464 Vine street.
Gle some
persons NINeElNEs' Ia, June =, % l9'o.
~ W @ reocuty discovered Hair Restorative will state for
0t may concern have used U and known others %
l-rgtiys ami tlat find yours vastly superior to
~ sr know. Ii entirely cleanss the head Of dandruh and
VIZ fnl color and texture. giving healthy soft, and
rce and an this, without disColoring the hands that
E On ne dress which t drops. would, therefore
ts use % every desirous Of having fine color and
,sl+-ys 10 hair. Respectfully yours,
O. J. WOOD 90, Propristars sle broadway, New York
m e rrei y. y. Wire Railing establishments and ia Market
q auie.N ua
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NOticei

Y virtue OF VARIOUS VendiOni eIponuses 70 directed
u from the Circuit Court Of Dickson county, a. its Feb
tenn, 1853 wi the ar5t Monday In June next offer for
highest bidder for cash. At the Court House
door in Charlotte ths tracts Of lard which the White
Buf Hotel Is situated ying the stage road, ten miles
from Charlotte Said tracts contain about thirty
Of land we'll improved. There Is said aud excellent
dwelling house Gently fitted for tavern, good store
house. and large and cOmmOdiOus Stables together
WITH all necessary outhOuses Said properly Will be sold
JOHN W. HUTTON,
april25 sheriff Of Dickson County.
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ATTORNEYS AT LAW,
gFahuStVa rann.aaaa

Having associated themselves together in the practice Of
law, will give their undivided attention 20 all business en-
rused Ihem. They viii practice M all The counties OF the
ourt Judicial Crouil and also te counties Of Warren,
Cannon Wiison Rn1 In me supreme Court al Nashville
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less @
Tnree Daily Trains from Pittsburg
"a PhfIaHeIDhfa

TUNRAINS leave Pittsburg follows: Nail A. NJ East Linz
3P. NJ; Express Mail $40, P. NJ
The Express Mail daily the other two Sundays eXcep ted
making DIRECT CONNECTIONS with all the trains from St.
Louis NO. Dubuque Keokuk and Iowa City, Iowa Cairo, Rock
Island and Chicago Illinois, Lexington and Louisville, KY
Terre Haute, Indianapolis and Lafayette Indiana Cincinnati
Columbus Dayton Toledo, CeveOnd GAINESVILLE, Crelne
Masilon, and Wooster Ohio. Also, Kansas Nebraska and Min
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RIotice q DissnIntinn-
Rarnnval

TEE Produce house OF 2IcnOl O. Green have rsrraa
College Street, % the old iormsny oecr1isi =,
Aessrs. Norris & 5lFaIi0n, No H. Corner 81 Marlst VI
clark Street, where thsy viii continue ths Prodaca
mission and Storage business under me aa s a
Nichoi, Grssuc9 %. ~ OF
Qr Liberal cash advances uafe on eon7lrnn nrsrr l.
y Produce.
IL We are paying a. al times the marEst pnca - D.
con- lard1 Fealhafs1 Ginseng, dgesaaE, Sc
~ All orders, accompanied b. ne east. afsr -
romptuass ahd despatch, g. modsrats nln.isf1a
an4-u hlcHOl. 1taHN 4. tta
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S7J.OOO--S7J,OOO.

S5J.OOO--S7j 900.
nARE CHANCE FOR FORTUNE.--FOR
\ SALE-S75.O0O worth Of the most valuable real
reasonable of the desirable
city property offered n this Market lying Cherry. Cedar,
Market and Spruce suitable for business houses private
dwellings propose exchange the above for likely Negroes,
"a the best cash prices.
may l5-u WILL. /. BOYD, Jr.
NINE FARM FOR SALE.--I WISH TO
sell the pces and desirable places that has
tile land with elegant improvements.
Also, containing - we'll watered and mered, with
improvements.
may Ij-tf WILL. L. BOYD, Jr.
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II. VoLLNTSE Es-We have examined your Digest Of the
Decisions Of the supreme Of Tennessee reported the
publication Of MIR Mi Digest which includes volumes Of
Reports The points decided clearly stated and
gratfed that the by accuracy, abi
y great industry will he of much value to
and that will receive patronage the
profession, to which you are Justly entitled.
NELL 5. BROWN, HENRY NJ. r. F0GG,
r. W. MACGANOCK, RUSSELL HOUSTON.
W +. COOPER, THOS. WASHINGTON,
HERMAN COX, A. G. MERRITT,
MANSON NJ. BRIEN. SR.. 5 VENABLE.
JAMES WOODS, EDWIN II. EWING.
G. NJ. FOGG, JNO. REID,
JNO- A. MCCAMPBELL' WNI. X. TURNER,
FRANCIS b. FOGG- Judge of the Circuit and
ABRAM L. DEMOsS, Criminal Court
mentioned Digest had az the following
stores:
Nessrs Lamb, Young & Co.. Memphis Tennessee.
Mr.. c. H. Brown, jackson, Tennessee
RIessrs John York & Co., Nashville. Tennessee.
Mr.. y. A. Rayl, Knoxville, Tennessee.
may4-d6Wtf H. VOLLINTINE.
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Dwelling House, Kitchen, SCFFaaiS Rooms, Car
FiagS-NOUse, NableN
- p -7l--l-- ------l----I 1l---l-lI VIM llI-
SIXTEEN ACRES OF LAND.
Nashville lumber Yard.
j. G. DARDEN.
DEALza
LUMBER, SHINGLES AND BOARDS.

I HAVS nov on hand large lot Of Cedar, yellow AMI
White Pine FloouuEi Clear White Pine, Poplar p nr.
yols oeanilng squas Cedar, Cedar Plank, aud Poi a
shingles nave FIys sa cutting Poplar and Cedar, Cns
dresanE Fupar1 and ono yellow Fius touriuE One sam
go macnne making NO. Poplar Shingles All in constant
oPefa'on can suPpy any q1Enuiy Of Lumber Shingles
tine shortest n0ee lowest prices 5r ho css5
@ DAKDEN,
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VOIIintine's Digest.

VOIIintine'S Digest,
MEMPHIS, February 2j, 1855.
II. VoLINrISE Esq:We have examined your Digest of the
Decisions Supreme Court Of Tennessee delivered suse
quenJ period which Mr. Meigs' Digest closes with much
The exhibits accuracy research and abitythe
printing binding prove
addition the library every lawyer You may
be amply your effort the profession and the
public. Respectfully,
A. WRIGHT. JOHN P. CARUTHERS.
HENRY D. SMALL, Judge Of the Common Law
WM. T. BROWN, and Chancery Court o. Mem
g. P. FOUTE. phis.
r. &. PAYNE. B. F. MCKIERNAN,
GEO. DIXON. Judge Of the Criminal Court Of
ED. NJ. NEBGER. Memphis.
SAML. ". AYRES. JOHN F. SALE.
J. b. LAMB, Attorney General.
T. s. AYRES.
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Regular PassengerPaekaIs

Toe sptenald Llg lrluEnt fls3snger rtesmers
JOHN GAULI, -.-.-. .-.-..... J. "a. BUNCE MAsrss.
TEMPEST, ,............--- D. G. PARR, Mksrna.
/ EAVE as above, alternately ever IUEsDAY evening
~ al4 O'Clock, for louisville and al trmsdato n0nfI
connecting a. Louisville Eiih .. Hal Pleas ~ Cn-
einnall v neeng aad riishufs Inr0agh Rec8ipis eTen
Tor freight 70 ali Eastern ciies, per iioisre ni 1h0
Railroad. Merchants Shippers nav rely on ihs bonss
leaving as advertised. F0f feiea % passage apply %
board OF 20 H. "a. hAkRlS0a-
mar2i Arshl.
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I,-, Of f--, in the State Co.,,
agree furnish and deliver, Ia the respective yards,
ali the articles the heeunto annexed areeaby
20 the provisions schedules therefor, and in conformity
with the advertisements Of the Bureau Of Construction, &C. Of
the 18Th Of Nav 1853 Should my be accepted, request
be addressed at and the contract to the navy
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EACH SATURDAY, R. I-l'iE IN JUNE!

I'VE THousANB FouR HUNDRED AND EiaHIftlFE FAlALa u
NEARLY ONE PRIZE 10 EVERY NINE TICKETS.
Magnificent scheme!
New-York daily tribune., 1858-08-25
QUARANTINE AFFAIRS.

There wac report prevalent yesterday that Two
families in Tompkirsvie were suffering severely rom
the yellow fever. Our reporter made a. thorough an
examination possible, but wss met wherever hs went
with "dont know anything about it" good many
people too seeued 10 care ttls they knew 10 re-
gard 10 tie whole mater. The excitement is eydently
on the decrease regards the spdm', though Guar
antire has as many bstsrs s ever.
There WIS not an arrival yesterday With any kind
Of sickness on board For tbs psst seek, the arrivals
have beer OF the wort character. Tfs intrniseion
is certainly very desirabe, ss the Hospitals ere weit
fled.
From ell accounts St Domingo Is ore of tbs worss
ports from which vsssels DOW arrive. The fever Ia
represented 10 b. very prev alen there. Tne wealthy
citizens are fseirg in every direction, aud the ssr
which prevails 10 represented 70 be 60 general that It
bss become panic. The suthoritiee are endesvonog
to DO al in their power 10 check the rsvsges - 'os
disease, but their efforts at the period lest heard -
hal been Of avail. Barges are now being used IN
sde Of Quarantine to receive c)tton and other goods
taken from infected yesssls There are supposed to
be N ore seryicesbe hsr huks which were a. frs. In
tended to be used though barge lsy one Of ,he
whaiyes yesterday loaded with cotton which, on tho
upper deck, entirely exposed to the elements. Get
covering over these gods and the b.rgss may d..
The whole number Of velsels now ia the Upper Bay
s silty, in TIE Lover Bay thirty. Tns figure ua'
ususly bigh.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-08-25
Nelu!llurk daily Gribn,re
NEW PUBLICATIONS.
RAILROAD ECONOMY.

THE PERMANENT WAY AVID COAL-BURNING LOCO
p EoTtyE BOILERS OF EUROPEAN RAILWAYS
by LLkaH CoLbt ~ and ALEXANDER L. HoLLsY. FoAo pp
l6s. HO-ey Cobgrn.
The o:igIr OF this comprehensive work was IN tour
in England made by The authors for the express par
pese Of investigating the principles and methods OF
railway economy, as developed in that country. 1t
prefents ine results Of hsr oa:ery.ons IN eompacs
and lucid form, illustrated by an e1tsn:ive array OF
statstcs, which 20 railroad director Cen consult With
out sdysrtsge.
IL Eng..Li, tie term "pegnaIer: way is ussi 10
express whs; IN this country is called .ae "roidbed
ard superstructure J, derives ..s nsne from The
:sct thst ccrrs.tors are bJunl 70 provide their own
.ss, sls.psrs ssd fsstenrgs, during the corsru,ton
Of the ros a. tas ron intended for the competed
IKE ia reye: Used s-siLg sLi bence ,ne term per.
nsrent rsy, 70 Distinguish tie hci'hed uscz from
ne temporary or ccruscto.s ws?. Tae parmsLsn.
vsy s4d locomotives represent so5s. three fur lie Of
The oa.n cost Of Ame-cs railways. The maint .rce
of way, fue rspsi:s sni sttend.rce On sng1ss fcr
oae-hsf 10 fve-e ghths cf tie total oosrsarg ex-
peIsss. ale TIE 6fst cost OF the permanent way
tie European railroads bur lite gre.er than in THE
eour:ry, ;aeir eIperse per mie for msintensncs
o: Bsy srs bat :wo-ffLhs OF tie same outlay among
"a. For 81 eels, mileage, Tie eusr,,.y Of fasl s BAT
~ Pc! cert OF "a, zsea ir he Uni.ed States. TIE
differences Of cost .esirs. ,tis c9zIsry, s,crins 70
IN. work Z or.rs.iug rs rsys n Kgrope sai Ae'ic,
ls nearly eqrsi 70 .e szrrs Production of CiiJfn:a
eeh. L,s sve.sge &c. ci Esiatsna1ce Of Wy 10
E0gisre . lOi csuls ME; in F;Aes, - y cso;si
sra IL Ncrsein uGres S.,tes, - ssLX-
-.e kyeskSs,.- : Il sAlI- I-ss- g =. l. .eS :. 9ce
New-York daily tribune., 1858-08-25
DEM sYLVANIA RAILROAD.-

DENNSYL VANIA RAlLR o AD.-
I The GREAT CENTRAL ROUTE, connecting the Atlantic
sa4s Western HorthW and South Western Saes
-, cor ,iruou, Railway direct This Road also connects 81
Pr,tush with daily lines Of to all pos on the West
,rp Cleveland and sand1sky with he steamers 70
N North Western Lskesmating the most dire
o<ss reliable route by which FkEIGHf can b forwEded
n u1 hou t0e Gres. West. -
BLfEs BETWEEN PHILADELPHIA and flTTSBUk0h
Yusr CLAss-boois Shoes hs Hno Oeps ooOt Us cents
Dry Oo'9t lth S'1s. .t p@e No ut@'t N"e' lWn.
sS,,s I'm es al bs.sl Drugs In casks Hard eOcents
- fstb.r In rolls or boIesl WOOL ard Sheep 100 70.
Psts ED ward, &c.u......... ...........'.....J
Ynup Cliss s-hnyls Steel Chsips Qn cssssh 5ocenis
Hemp bsoon sha fOrS ssIeeo M Eoose VI VI ~. 80 100 n.
Yob.,oo, 'scureo, exc pt Cl,sn or GU, Sc.;
,orf-s CI CIAss.-COfee, Psh, BscoD Beef sud
yrt In c.as OF boxes Esstwso Lard and Lao 4eoen's
~ N.1Is sos, Ash (;tymsn Clay Tar, Pitch,, 100 10.
s.ssssssss.''sssJ
Doyk- T. bbl until further notice.
GR,n- T. lCO 70 until further notice. 40
CorrOk- bale, not exceeding 500 weght1 unti iuftnef
Botoe. . -, p,u.,o,o.,. ,s ,.,
seur 70 r.k the package Via PennSyivaa hsfoad Al
o., 70 5e AseI.s Of tbs Road Philadelphia or
Pi.stursh viii be forwarded without detenflon.
TtrIepr lGEkTs-Hsnis, Wormey Co., memphis fehn !;
ar sas, Co.. Louis p q. O'Reuly * Co., EvsnsViiie
Ins Duussrll. Bell Co., and Carter Jewe1, LoshVile
Nv; B C. &eldr1m, Madison, Ind ID: w Brown 20; ana
tIsI Co Mo 81 Kilby st. Boston; Leeoh Co, No Astor
10 NV YoTs aud 10 South William 81. Nsu Yorl Il.
j. sne.Ssr Pnl.eephi. H,srsw l. ko0ns, sshnorsi d n
" HOUSTON General Freight Aren't Philadelphia
r. A. SCOTT, Superintendent Atoons, Pa
April, 1873
New-York daily tribune., 1858-08-25
WA l. DAYTON
syis ia~cne" Attorney General of " J.

SCPREME COCRr-Westchest.r County,
~ FlEL DING :. CANT F.airtia AZ TRAY~Ts Mills
ShhThaRiSE h. wi;s. sESRY W: sAshF6aD. sAND,
SokD lkASli. JDttN W. I)aLIEs srd JoYATsJANN y
flfI Dttre@. : mment fos Reef Con- n. .s-vsS r,
- ds'tndAot SANDFORD LEACH: Yoa A,e he-ebv
I'd and required srpver ne complain. IA nj. rs
wts h1d n Tie oce q hs CeIt q nv Coau:y f
al Nhs SnS OF ,hc Oh Cay o Jg!y ls5G sa e9rv NJ -
eoEIlIut Tie sos lter, A. lis cncs Il ~. -.
fo-ss wfitn veDy days tter the rvice e 'bis tlu9p.
o. 1N shc.asVe u slch ser-e yo1 ~ %
th,r- tot .s4 cene,ut h n the time sio s3 EAa,a
n 'an ,eiion Vi trgy the Court fref eeIna 1 w
ut c,wy - Ds &C ll.v @ .8j3
Sil.StWN' ". VAN NFELT. P.siahs', At,raey
n J. SUPREME COURT.-RlCuARD b.
~ O'St srcnr TNE MONTREAL RCs6rR CON
AM "a g'hf itr uc-sy d,nsut 90 Ct ~.
Su--1t Ia 1i.ssIt, s,L !ll. YEA snS EsIstJ olD
New-York daily tribune., 1858-08-25
Uatss Cara.

MOUNT PROSPECT WATER-CURE, Bins-
Nl bsmon NJ T., 215 miles from the city by Y. Ens
los5 nsuIs location surpassed IN beauty y no other
m he uno Terms 5to 10 weeh tor circu s's hodTsN
j vi NORTH v. o., or MARTHA FRENCH, NJ. ID.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-08-25
nleoiral.

DRUGS, &c, from IMPORTERS, DEALERS,
~ MANUFACTURERS ard PRODUCERS.
orrDens received aud disposed Of 70 the best advantage
All oide the lowest rates Drugs taken on Storage
WM. II KlNSLEY, No II Golsst N Y
Commission Whllesae Druggist
New-York daily tribune., 1858-08-25

s~.a arc tsrre .Ii intris ,ron vh -
I b fld IN of no Cs 81 the togn'y 81 Ne~-
Yot =; IN. " n. Cry ~ New Yorh and 20 ~.
cor, the sd eonpnrt the 'nss'1e
HE Ace No Bo.dsay IN sad cty vhn.n 'veriJ aifs
ar of .tis exclusive Of The cay 81
srch erys s-o Il you fail - answer tte sad ccIpsint WIN
te line sfo ,sd psiL II tbs sc.on vi Jacgn q:
,t d YOU fer zee Of hundred eoSs win inere.,
4, m The uuy fourth day Of Jun. thou'snd sst hre-f
and euy..sb beade me Of this scton-Dced jay
1853. y. ID. COLLLNS, PA'nuss at,D'SSy.
The ospt toressd fled IL the .t 81 ,e y sd
Cek ssd City Ea WednesdAy the 2Sb of JAY, ts
;voS l.uevW g. D. COZ/EyS PicrtiAs A1onsy.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-08-25

rEosAsF BeoTa Coq S9 G-esre sisssy epsste Isa.-
fsSIes, NJ,
New-York daily tribune., 1858-08-25
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x-,.rst ISL J. T.. LLLI0TT. Asspt
New-York daily tribune., 1858-08-25
CUPREllE COURT-UIster County,wMiLn =

CTPRENlE COURT-UIster COuntY.-M IL
- LIAM GARRISON AID MARY be wifi aiaast HlC Ah9
GARRISON &c of D. .nton Garlisoa deces'ei
Rcbsl Garrison ard Elnice hs wife, DAME .-r.on Is.s
Csou aud att his wife Issac NANNY sud Cshsr1e MS
VII. Pcleit Manly AID - ns wfe Daniel Nanny SAD -
M wife Tsbcbe TrsphaseD, Jonah Powell and Ma tha ne
VIE JniA Grifss Abraha Van Sickle aud Lydia bic S Den
to g. Hahofn and Nay Jane bis wife, Dre srth 1rn aai
Msrlbs Jare his wife I.sc ii.snorn ard saors ms vile An;
drew Hsrfskorn sud Ha1rab lie wife. william H1pdl. and
D, bosh bic Wife John Bsr.-p0rn and Sh nis wife Tuois
SNYDER Denton G.. snyder Jacob Snyder aud HsDnah ' wife
H.ur, D. Wood and Herir5s hs wife. Edmund Pckens,
Charles Piei.ns ard Andrew bI1raasIo the above rs-i
defendants, You hereby summoned and required 70 answer
the ccnr nt in this action Of which copy herewith served
upon you and copy OF Jour trswer On me- 81 ena"n
erh Ulser County. New York within twenty dsys ate, N
service a. Of day Of such ieryise and II "a
fall u the complaint Aforesaid the plaintiffs Will sppy
10 the Court relief dsmauded n the compliant
July Is 1883. JAMES g.. GRAHAM, PlsiDtiES Attorney.
ale con psiDt the above emitted secn was hsc In TIE
oce q the Cei. Of Ilste County ca ,he h day oi Al.i
ls59 JAMES q. JhadANi f.hanns h''NneJ,
an 4Iaw6aN. Shssansunk, " Y.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-08-25
NEw-YORK SUPREME C0uRr;IRII1CsHaaa RICH

COMPANY-sGmmoIs for mouey demand Oh c)hsc-- C1u-
not ITO the sbovs named dsDdsns: Yol are hereby
mcred spd required y the eaui u ,Ls 90
will be fled IN ohce o the Clerk Ofthe C9nuy o.
Oily Ht IL TIE City Of Yort iue % 'efve o'
your 20 the s3 Ant OF me sno onbsf ~ o
No fg adway ,Ad city within twenty s3yt a voc set
Vi thi, yol, s~,lusys OF the 1hJ 2.
vice II you m 70 answer the suf comp nH' INN VIZ
Of rssd the plaintiff thi. .ctOn vii judgment aIAhs
vcn for u,n n hundred and eahytaree d A' ss
Interest from the Of july tnogsspc elS,
"a b.,ce N. costs Of his .ctior-Da.et Juy II,
1853. ID. COLLsNS' flAItn a-DiiS, 80 -.
Tr .f1re. filed IN .be oce OF s.d t-Ir,
Al ,sia q Hal "Wednesday the 2eb day OF July lso
~ 81 -.,sfMkN s. D. COZZENS. PLalLnh q A,torneJ.