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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-06-12
Go ubow i. alag CJrusrn.
,rIropIAI CONyENTION-At a meeting of

n IL
r. ne NYw-JER by STATE EDITORIAL AssoCIA-
1it"., Huliipe sud NJ PET TiNGlLb Co No lis Mes
a, A. srr rppcu'sd olc Add Nrlive Advertise AgeLts Ia
,b % for the kcv tpapc Press o Eew jersey and were also
n,to5d bv The fac. II their sPpoi -t-nt
The recrlia. iuai11 of New-I-rsylJog a. = docs "a
tween t great ccs oNcw York anG Phila !epbii-nsss
trade nuc.A- between tbesc 40 cities aud The p"P'n
1aroc .fade ,htI e,ess dependent the amount OF
siytffg ~ New Jri,ey BY the Manufactured. AID o
chants 'e CtLes city This fat hY b-en " III a"st"d
acul s and ob Tvu 10 particular bran hes u tta'e sna
Nil loi eanay good In az others We TIL the nsnna-u-
rs and Merchants e New OK would d. vel 20 piy greater
heed is ct T rsosi facilities 4 The STATE suo -
equal flcr. IN getting TO a1 receiving eo7cs iron b'h
Ne-Cbaus Msrpfscturcrs proportion Of "a" trade
Walrn IIuu;sdon eicer. Il n in2on Monmouth ana
Ocean Covut which feds IL way to Phil iephia, would
diverted New " aid aus trls q housaud o. dD-
oud he added p-yGs o teal city fax s1d candid coo.
sc ration OF The subsct will thns Iced every 70 tbs
wi e6Ney;;siug Thereby New Jersey ournsl the btter
WI II be the Manu- AID Merchants Of New York
Prso wishne in the journals OF this state, viii
please ga Of either Of the above nsuitd p'icrs
TAND WARRANT LOST or MISLA1D.-A
H. 1851 issued 81 1855 to JOHN PATTERSON
seaman was male Oh 9th February 1853 s. fotsmoIt Va
and objected to Dr. J. GILLIAN, Ne~YOrk Notce here
y evfn application has been made 70 the C1issionr oil
Pensions for She issue OF duplics, Of said attant
JANIS PATTERSON Philadelphia, Pa
ITO HOTEL KEEPERS and OTHERS-Any
\ 14r.,n vino give any l. frnaton Of ELIZA REf-
NOIDS (nsrrrd) 49, who iaLded. from Liverpool, IN
Cse Catdea York tho I4:h az Au1i last, and vi
conlur cs;e Mr.. John LEV lex, No. Is Grove 81 Wcr
oestcr. Msss will be rewarded for their trouble.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-06-12

removal THE
NETWORK LIFE INSURANCE Co.
Has r. No los Broadway 10 the MAssLE BUnD
s.C recently p4rch~ed by them, sud knownH
NOS. I12 AND III IL ROADWAY.
ACCUMULATED ASSETS SI.50O,0O0.
LIFE INSURANCE effected, and ANNUITlE' and ss-
DOWMENTS negotiated MEDICAL EXAMINER "a s...sat
snoe At tn. Office. tons TO s p. IN.
NORRIS FRANKLIN. P.ehasat
PLINY FREEMAN. Ac,usTy.
TINHE FIREMEN's FUND INSURANCE COM
i PANY Office no. ile Broadway Organized the pas
of paving ha the prns above pee ceot to the Wtvs
and (lrobans Fund OF the New York Fire D-f~rtnsst
N. 3. GRAHAM. Preidaak
UPxRy ByTcKMas Secretary.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-06-12
CPLENDID FARM FOR SALE.-One of the

SILENI)lD AKIN FOt SAl.E.-One OF the
~ uesJF ARMS in the State for agricultural purposes att
hundred and the choicest ssr6y ad
the hghcs. state OF cultivation thoroughly fenced with qusei
aps nuch fruit aud admirably a:epssd - its culva
# and md water the outlet OF two large skes
through the center Of H. which he used Cor tsu
purposes the stream drives WOODEN factory and ss.
mil below The Improvements cousis. o; large hick bouse
house. baIus stables &c The all 10, and viii
be included in the price asked for the pemise and possession
given immediately This property Is known to be healthy
in the world being situated in neishbhod entirely fee
from fever ,rd nuketoes &c and within quarter Of
mile SPLENDID dock the Hudson Rycr where three day
boats ard night boats land daily Price hundred aud
rtyive doHs Per The proprietor will sell ono hundred
acres desired Half Of the pch.s may r-in.a on
bond and mortgage for Term Of cent purchased
BY young and eteoced friend Of the owner will
r,nsn the dered and init him Ia the art 81
farming Apply person to CHENEY AMES Esopus Utter
Count North River
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r. And WARRANT LOST or MISLAID A
Board an6 Rooms.

BOARD on BROOKLYN IiIGHTS.-Nery
ID pifs out SUMMER APARTMENTS Ter two OF thee per
sons L. Wsl-st aed Fulton Ferries Inquire a "a W Nov 81
MO. 3 MONROE-ST., near Catharinc. Stu
~ nshsi ROOMS with BOARD FOX single lGentienen a.
Gentlclntn and their wives Terms moderate
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-06-12

A 81 TrRWN- al'tloneer , d,
DY BANGS, BROTHER i Co.-Trade Sale
40 Rnorns No. IS parS
"WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON June - s. o'cl ck
PRIVATE LIBRARY Ok VALUABLE LAW bOOhS-
Con- nj r plr,e sets Common Law sd Chsncery Re
cots f-eera aid State Statutes Dgs 'musne't"s aud
an assormeut elementary Ao Srgc cole 'ten Of
valuable ENGLISH LAW 30 DkS emOfang may sets OF h
potts in Common Law, Eqy Enc Admiralty aud an eNease
Terdy.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-06-12

TOR SALE-A very neat three-story and high
IL basement PHILADELPHIA. brict.front HOUSE on S5.h..
Price 1900. Apply 10 EEASTUS +. MEAD, No. Sss Sdsv
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-06-12
Gro. A. LrAyIrr. Auo:ionscr.
GREAT SALE of SPLENDID ROSEWOOD

NREAT SALE Of SPLENUID hUoEWUUD
NFIRNlTT RE aud Beeuttll WORKS Of ARR LIBRARY,
WINES Ac-Ou MONDAY. June Ii az icy O'clock III the
Ne. l52 West as ST near 7thav compfisios solid
Rosewood Psro Suite In brade aud plush F's,sres vita
pa ard backs Armoes Marb eop Centre So
and Pier Tsb.s five sTeuoi Pier and Mantle Mirrors me
Piano Forte Brussels Carpets Bronze Chandeliers spero
Painting acui, hss Parlor OIranepts &C. htm-
Furniture Rosew 3D. Mahogany aud Walnut comprising
Washsnds Bureaus Mirrors itsae Chairs shades,
Curtains Bed. Bedding Oak Dining Furniture, Extension
Table Dining Chairs Side Board rich french and odt Cua
ca; Glsss Ware sc all % which owug Ia the nature oi
b. sold without reserve end removed immediately
in s,touaence 10 cs.t pax or slip the goods.
". 9. WE5TCOTr. Auc.iouecr
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-06-12
Cost an6 fonn6.
Boots, Shoes, ST..

NQ S0 CONGRESS CATERS now ready;
~Ose|O also those o. Patent Ie.tber Boots. Ct
JONESS. No. 10 Aon-st
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-06-12
Marbinerp.

IIRE ENGINES for SALE-New and second.
hand FIRE ENGINES all complete ready for use and waI-
rsnted a. No Lafayette place BY J. II. SICkELS
NEW FAMILY SEWING MACHlNE-Coate's
P,.sn. un,auaed for simplicity and speed easily operated
and kp ia order adapted to all kinds Of work fun ns.ruc-
tons 10 purchasers P-sse call aud eKAun~ No sI Brosd
way. room No. .
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-06-12
Real Gstate for Sale.


EOR SAIE-A COUNTRY SEAT at Nyack,
i the Hudson vcr.Iias splendid view Of the River;
story and basement House = feet front b NJ feet deep with
piazza font Carriage House aud OF Land
planted with oLeice fruit 1t b miles fom NyacI, be-
tween Nysck and Pem5nt the moubtsn road lately owned
BY David Van WsIt Cost of property s3c00wi be sold for
Only bali mile from The Nyak Fenals Seminary Tn,
above property owned by psny and is Offered ceap
csh clce the For further particulars, sppy TO J.
w. WESTON No $50 Broadway. Room No o.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-06-12
JnsurdrIee Gempdrnre.
METRoPOLITAN
FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY.
WITH LARGE SURPLUS.
OFFICE
No IOs BROADWAY. CORNER PINE srRExr.
NEW-IORk.

III. Company continues 20 insure Budlns, Rent Seohsa
else and ot6er Psrsona Prorry end Shps 10 r
Csrsoes sssnst Tos Damage By Fe Al osses yycupag
sud cqv.,Aby adjusted.
DIRECTORS
JAS. LoRiHEs GRAHAM THOMAS GlRSER
EDWARD WHiTEHOUSE JAS LORiMER or AHAN H.
JOSEPH Il. NARNUM WARREN DELASO IT,,
LEONARD APPIfBY HENRY v BUTLER
FREDSEIc II. NOLCOT BONES X McILVAiyR
WILLIAM X. STRONG CHARLES T.. VOsE
MOSFS TAYLOR. GILBERT I. BFsCkMAN
JAMS o. SHELDON JOSEPH K. NsRNuA IL.
DANIEL PARISH, LORRiIS FREEMAN
GUSTANIS A COSONER, EDWARD MACOM SER,
MARTIN BATES, jL, CHAklkS TAYLOR
JOHN {. HENDERSON, CHARLES y APPIRBY.
JAMES LORiMER GRAHAM. frs.idssA
FDwAsD A. STaSsRVRY, Secretary.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-06-12

ID ~LAsT TIME OF THE NEW AND BEAUTIFUL
DRAMA. In which appears Mrs: KATE DENIM RYAN!
PRIZE MODEL or THE NEW CENTRAL PARK. Toe
orgius piece by the popular author of Still Waters Run Deep
"Mssk.s aid Faces" nc, entitled TWO LOVES AND LIFE
which will be repeated for the LAST TIME THIS (Ssutdly
AFTERNOON. at s O'Clock and also THIS EVENING, at u
O'Clock Ruth RGyeuicsr. Mrs kSe Denim Ryan, Great sd
dops made ~ the AQUA NVARlA. The famous Happy
Family Perpua Motion. enormous Living Serpots Wax
Work Gallery &C. Admission to al, - children under
ten, Is ceLts.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-06-12

TURNER'S FOREST WINE BITTERS, Ginger
l. Vine, Blackberry Brandy Cordas sirups. ac OF every
scpon warranted % have the finest favor Of anything OF the
kind Msnufacuree by Turuer Brothers, $50 $50 Wahinsna
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-06-12

Tor SALE, Cbeap-A FARM of Is acres COR
Land, if required, near New Rochelle Westchccr
Out-Bul3ngs large Shade Trees aud sbuod-nce OF Fruit
Apply TO ~ GARDINER, No. l07 West 2ih II.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-06-12

can Atlantic Screw Steamship Compsnys and hncS
se.ms ship MONTGOMERY. !. Croker commander wihh"
Pier No. IL ~ r., SATURDAY, June L. st4 ocsx q
precisely Passage, with unsurpassed sccommoistoaA v
Freight reduced until further notice % cents pet foo IL
ols.hNf per cent, effected AZ or Office Appyn
IL y. CROMWELL Co.,
No. rs West-s'.. corner AL
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-06-12

PITTsHURcH. FORT WAYNE CHICAGO H. IL Co..
No. 81 w1sm-st New.iork, June I. 1883 )
HOLDERS Of OHIO and PENNSYLVANIA
II T. Morgsf- and Incoue Bopds Fo. Wayne and Chi
r. Il Fls MoItssse Bonds oh' and Indiare First
Bond will please present theCoup us
p.e Sinking Flnd Bonis the Trustee,
Mr. JOHN FERGUSON at his office room No COT No. - Pine
u for conversion The Sinking Fund Bouds ready for
delivery BY hun. ,,,,.,, =, ,r,r,ro, " ,.,...
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-06-12

DAvEN, BACON & Co. Successors to Bacon
III L Rsy.DL PIANO-FORTE MANUPACTURERS Ware
room No Is5 Grand st., Broadway waers assortues.
OF Insur, ns may found excu.ivsy Of
t,r.. " suanted in every respect
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-06-12
Jnstrurtiou.
4 MERICAN SCHOOL INSTITUTE, No. 346

N wsbiis to ob su the services OF CON
peient TEACHERS for depar.IDen Teachers wI-hns
such ,ugsgeept should make immediate spplcri T,sch
. ~ Music Drawing Painting. &c wanted FOR sALE-A
BOYS DAT SCHOOL. Gf,ss income go Pnce. eSt"
fine riaTcel tCMITH, W OOpMAN ".
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-06-12

III ahCht(AN HALT Wan CfAC lOR-
Il ING COMPANY make the hes; article
and Cosch Cushions tphoissy Msasses fox private
Steamboats, Shipping Sc.
No bugs " any kind subsi or abou, H. Is
elasticity ard durability rqua thu CuIed Hair Ne,th-r
age elm nper IT, TIE contested gh. 70 make aud sell
Il is decided IN favor tf this Company
Sold At from halt third the price Of CURED Hair
q. W. USDERIILL General Agent No. la Warrens
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-06-12
ORGANs-CIIURCH ORGANS.-severaI very

DIAN OF q Il ] Els THAMES BROS, at
their Mandatory, Nos $50 s52 SSi 2dsv. 2st-
A. oil tncs sssorDeit Of the, celebrated PIANOS
Of various styles carved and plain which they offer ber.
tern, 10 suit the times HAINES BROS.
THESE PIANOS TO LET-New AID Second hard. AL sold
on In stalmen.s az above. J. NJ. PELTON
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-06-12

DATENT HARP played like a Piano.-Call and
see q: No. 1853 Fast 80 st
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-06-12

y Bonds mature jay / 1885,. iusns payable semi innuaLy,
J, and January IL tie City Of NewforA Payment Of IN
seoured by the which considerably
In Aces. required fol the Coupons The
surplus and expenses was $1,000 10 1871 The
good end credit Of The city pledged tor The ymeHt VI
priu cii al and interest. For SALE by
ASHLEY 4 NORRIS. No. &c Exchsnse plsce.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-06-12
GOLD MEDAL GRAND aud SQUARE
~ PIANOS.
QFEINWAY 4 SONS Manufacturer

I IGIITE, NEWTON & BRADBURYS, No 42l
~ Broome:.. Dear Broadway hsys splendid assortment Of
their CELEBRATED PiANO-FORTES. h 81 styles. coz.
sced with the patent Arch wrest Psrk Purt want
superior will ud it for their ADV antage 20 call.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-06-12
Wrean Gteamers, sc.
CTEAM to GLASGOW, LIVERPOOL, BEL

- FAST. DI BLIN and LONDONDERRY, without do az b
e3o Raun Tickets TO either Of the above places good to-
me NTH. by any steamer OF the line $50
FROM Nsw.loRg.
EDJNBIIRGH Cumming. SATURDAY. May - at u sosa
GLASGOW SATURDAY, June IL OF 10 non
EEW-YORK Mcmillan. SATURDAY, July 10. ct II noon
Rates Passage Cabin S5 third class ouns with ooksd
proyfsions, $50. For freight or passage, apply to
ROBERT CRAIG, II Brosdwsg.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-06-12

4 NHttACO LEN ZEN AENl \pffbttJ W.
~ pom BONDS secured by first mortgage upon Real Estae
worth IN each double the amount OF loan ,
Bonds $50 each three years TO run, Coupons payable IN
Nay and November Accompanying each Bond sre:
lst. Full abstracts Il the titles
% Appointments Of each parcel -,
Sd Certificate of responsible Chicago house OF laer regl-
lsIity &C. For sale in sums 70 suit - ,x.-
' JOHN B. MURRAY, No 40 Wsllst
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-06-12
GRAND MUSICAL FESTIVAL. GENERAL

IN REHEARSAL for tbc CONCERT a NJ ACADEMY on
MUSIC On The 27rH JUNEAU tho Wind Instrument Per
whose have been entered for the sb,ve
hereby urgently requested 10 seDi aud all the
t5i, Perfo Of NewYOrk snd vicinity whose
already entered also all hos whose names
have Who wish lake sciye
sid Coc herewith respectfully qlested 20 s'tend
al The Academy C huic SUNDAY MORNING. ~
9O'Ciosk .. u. BY order.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-02-11

TIE Gas oUEsTIoS AT rs CsIsES-NS e hear the
eas question quite freely discussed, rather not
discussed, las consumers who are not stockhoid-
es are pretty rauch Of o7e mind but talked =
bout on the streets Everybody seems to feel, 50
far.as We can judge, that just now is Z critical
peTiod In the matter Of Gas 80 far IS the egusu'
mers are concerned Fears and hopes are a,
ternateIy and freely indulged in An inexPliea-
be feeling Of eertain dijOintedness in the
public expression, 80 far, seems to weigh upon
every ones mind, accompanied with the certain
conviction that all that IS wanted, IS an under-
standing among consumers to bring about an en-
IRE urtanffulffty. No doubt Is expressed Of the
result Of the last meeting at the Court House
IL each aud every one of thnse present but 6rn-
u abide the issue presented, by the
diseontinuapee Of the use Of Gas after
the zsth Inst, provided the proposed redue-
ton Il not made. We say that fears are ex-
pressed that this may not be an understood
matter, As II ought To be to eeetuate the desired
end II the Company do not nov agree to the
propositions, there Il manifestly, but one alter
native, either to back square out, or go on and
ase the Gas At the Old price, and from that time
on and forever TO hold their pace upon the sub
jet; or else promptly, courageously, and un-
ainehingiy re-light the old sperm or taIlow IA.
pers, or the new Drummond light, or something
else, other than the gas burners, This Is the
only course, and its now or never with the Gas
consumers PaItering now IS dead, fat, ignO-
miniOus ailure for generation to come.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-02-11

AeArSs1 FUETHEE APPRoPErAI1oss--one of
the Richmond papers publishes the names Of
those who voted against the further appropria-
ton of 1000, TO the $1,000 before appropria-
ted for the Inauguration of the Washington
Statue on the 22d inst, at Richmond, and intima-
tes that they ought to be spotted. Among these
names are Messrs. Porter, of Hancock; Alexander,
ofNarshall, and AIph Raymond, of Marion. Our
Richmond cotemporary may have more enlarg-
ed notions than we have, of what is necessary
to support the dignity of our State just at this
time-but when it comes to paying the debt,
enlarged notions are at a discount-and that
prudence which is always just before it is gen
erous, is in much greater request Therefore,
we think these representatives did very cred
table thing in voting just as they did. Putting
them on black list in Richmond, won't hurt
them particle at home-but rather help them.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-02-11

QuIrE large number Of robins appeared in
the Norfolk, Va, market on Saturday 0neman
had about 900, for which he received nearly 500.
They were found in considerable fOcks within
few miles of the city, feeding with great avid
ity on the berries Of the cedar and holly They
are in good order, and are readily bought at
about four cents each, for bfoiing, and Tor ma
king pies.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-02-11

Az UP- Hull PlAcE.-The editor ofthe WHits
Cloud Raasas 0hist says of Jefferson City Mis-
souri,:
some singular peculiarly We noticed in JET.
son City, was that no matter where you want 10
go, you must climb a hill 10 get there; and n
ypu want TO return by the same road you must
climb q hill to 60 hacIIlD
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-02-11
PsnR DoDz1DeE-We prsent to-day the

PsnR DoDzDeE-We present. today the
concluding portion Of Biographical sketch Of
that remarkable man. Philip Dodridge- II has
seemed no less curious than firing that bis
name stoaId at this particular tine have been
revived IN the recollection Of the people Of this
district he stsDdsoTth upon the politically bar
ren heath about us-s relief to the minds eye,
and strongly in contrast with the dim and
sbadowy-naneless and brzinIess sPoIogiez f0-
Statesmen who By accident md intrigue have
speeeedzd % tis seatin Congressa-
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-02-11

COCOA religious paper takes advantage Of
the fash style of advertising adopted by pub
fishers, and thus announces sensation" work
which may have been heard of by most readers:
Tor story Of thrilling interest, read tbe Bible.
would know how much safer from PrIne
y pie than from expectancy, read the Bible.
IN the Bible. =.
DAVE you read
10 'Tb i.l Book mes sentences. these llas. 30
To better
+ Than chains Of pearls, and golden nllne1,'
II not yon have lost pleasure and Proat.
CALL AND GIT COPY
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-02-11
ISLAND HoNE, Feb. 1853.


A CONTRIBUTION TO THE COMPLETE LETTER
WarTER.-The following letter, receive by =
merchant in New York the other day, was writ
ten from quarter of the country under very
limited obligations, we should say, to the school
master. tits the purest specimen of phODOgTa-
ply we have lately met with. No one can read
it without a feeling Of admiration for the versa
tility of the writer, aud his thoroughly Ameri-
can readiness to take turn at anything that
offers, without any troublesome partialities
AIcLEAH VILLAGE, November 4, 1857.
deer SGr are round the kuntrey konsideFa
bel cellin an Du invented yanke blade Churn
made ov stun witch alters keeps Clene & swete
& dunt want no skOuFin have tradid in Octo-
Der 273 Of them Chnrns fur muny truck &
hav bin a thinkon Ov gOini inter the hoge & chiII-
en- bisnis generally & sum Of my Majors fouId
me wus advancin on truk meow I kin Cend
DOM bi the eri rale rode Weukly Cite sum Veni-
sun butter & egs what dn n think bukweet will
fech Clover Sede & wul ken be got fur redS
mnny hou do u think wood du on huny & hes
wax thar is hepe of turkas & geas sum dux
hoges haiDt gOin to git very fat on akOnt oy
no Corn thar will bee more sh0ets as Iarg hOgeS
bride apels & peeches & APPEL sas will bee pIen.
tie butter d Cheas is hisufin ken bee dun in Hik-
ry nuts & mapel shuTgvr & sum lsuntry make
oV saseges wat ar tina Wurth farm stOIl Is 10
young Critters is Celn at eny price wat is hos.
is DUN with u watken u du in peIts & KAT skins
sheap the are . KILN on EN- on akount or them
bein tn Costiye tukepe in the winter things in
genril vii bee him the perWison line how much
mnny ken spar me tn trade with in the abOV
or wat kin u advanc on the kline of perwisons
hev named piese tn rite sumo & let me no respec-
fully.
, Tomkins County.
3. II VI
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-02-11

TaE 2anesville aurora, a Buchanan paper,
says the Douglas papers "ia their complaints,
remind US of the nursery story which the moth.
er tells upon the foes of her baby. Common.
cling at tho great-tOe, the mother says, This
toe went to market this one staid At home;
these two went along. and the little toe cried,
squeak squeak, squeak, eaa't get oser ths4
tsass'R
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-02-11
Trustee's Sale.

PY virtue % , Deed a Trust fr0a Rishar5 kaor,.'
~ Patrick MeGranahan, Robert CaubeTu and Ante....
HaTro, dated the tth day % Jane, and recorded
Clerks See % Ode county C3lFt tD eoi Beck ~ q
~ viii ODER for sale A. publle alst1l AZ TIE toot n,
o. the Court Honse % ssi eolltEs % Ndntays
ISIS. 1t II o'clock n, part tie property eonsey
% me bg sald dee, aud = thus described thsreiu;
nnG q another paint In TIE Elstn lins - hsfe 49,
lin E0Ga addtSn e0uth Whe-li1Rl eEtendea-s -
= i69 feet frona ne said e7rneE o. - y =
on Eat street, In Forth wheeling, tbener 3 - deE
feet poIlt thence 19f deg ". 20 feet % PosI
thence n 20 deg W 100 feet poil tenee y ~ ~
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Surgical and Mechanical DeutistEaTs familiar WITH ane
practice ali the latest IpFOTcts Of TIE Dental An lnd
that for be89y ,duf8hfs sd practical nfly
their AFttaeill Teeth SlaII not ~ SURPASSED
Pef8ons who have dened themselves the pleasure aha
comfort Of Artificial Te fl fe dread 81 s1sf'
ing eKPEfeneed during 1eee1aTy preinaFy s1tIne'
fion % the ol4 teeth and Fa0 Informed hat By ~
bic IN most and PsEsc AdrkSsS n az tesih are
nov extracted githOltpain-
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admitting the air betgesn ts leaer and Dc bpdy 81 TIE
hat and passing Of the top ealsI ts efeunfoa %
air thFonght Fhs leather e oonetea - enuforl
% the shape Of tie f0Fhsad tie hat = pat
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and much c0mpiained q IN an sRned hats, lnd eals-
Ing the SILK Hat 70 be pabls aud easy es the son Fen
Hat e0mfoFtahle inasuueh lts vel vgnf
ated. exceedingly light. and equally darable bats mad
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MAY ELECTION.
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