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ITO l1Ghose in want Of Dental services <rsrxsSr
i DR. BAILEY wo0l0 say that he has $IEN.x
Dr. sranch's Patent, Of 6Aena, for ex- uYYyyE
tracing teeth without pain--aso Dr. 4Af
Blandys Patent, OF Baltimore called aCheopastic Pro-
cess," the latest Improvement for nsertng ARTIFICIAL
Teeth.
Teeth inserted gold and silver plate. and the
tufAl teeth carefully Allied them from further
decay. All work warranted.
~ Once on Jefferson Street, over Ca6rey Har.
per's Shoe Store, Burlington, lows.
H. BAILEY, D. D. q.
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DR.. Z. r. Paine, DR.. C, C. White
fsOM usORATssaNTA
1Aof LssioNAL Calls in the city country promptly
attended 10.
v frcemans store. " -
Dr. faaes residence on North Hin, opposite the RAJ,
'uehce 81 ID. D. browning, Esq, Filth ST. tDnrh
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PATENTED OCT. 20. 1857.
Important to Millersi
SXnfon a \ ~ sxxr

| - AMD'S NEW SMUT MACHINE
AND sEP1sAIOR CUMRlNIR.
NJ take this method Of informing Milles generals
| " that We manufacturing ard viii Ls.y
constantly on hand Woodward's Combined Shutter and
separator This Machine consider the best nov in
use, and We hazard nothing In saving every Mill -
has yet used 1t will bear us out In this ass.rtion !.
comra and durable, with less power thar
machines and does all the heretofore 4.
.re. machine VIZ; ne sereen, Separator Smut
~ 70 be used In ciraning dust from ossal.
As 70 the mode Of operation in the nrst place /. sepa
rates the sticks, throws smut balls and part Of he
oats from the grain before securing. While m ths
proc - OF securing the grain liz brought In h
stf ing blast Of air. which dust - ~ =.
made " then passes into larger Separator where a
70 cleared OF chess imperfect grains, eats & ana
then ready for grinding The dust is Iii MOI nris
cleared from the grain, but IRON the chess oats 80
onai, ana blown clear OF the mill Another 49,
With the bur any where else mill thai u ~
oesHed, e u makes no dust whatever. ~ =
every Miller knows that tits utterly impossible n
suct mil that viii make good nour ont OF dirty rra,n
yet been invented for this purpose than Waoa-n W.
shutter snd Separator, and 1t 10 believed noa. !.
adapte. western Grain. They are nov il ma sr IA
brot, and keiscr I Co.'S.
oct as-dwtf WOODWARD, KEIsER 4 sHrpp,ry 4
Burlington. Iova, II
NJ. j. wosn~ FOLK CirT. March ID, 1855.
Dedr Sir Your Shutter that have haa in |
iof about eighteen months the most perfect ma
= .ns Aina nov IN use. used machine that
pucmhsea ID Chicago for short time after starred
su gust me more for repairs and delays In : ~ |
~ nuns IMAM the whole Of the machine thni -
.om yoo. Tour machine has not anything "a,
doinE its work In the moM perfect manner. pssss0s
oept my thanks i0r past avors and 6ss vishe, ~
uccess. Yours rean~rtfaiiv - yOuS
aazisdAv Gi0Ral BErBs
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StraYed,

v~pav :, 0Mny GU.
LNkOM the Farm OF the Subscriber In r-n,oc -.
= snip, en- the 1lst inst, two nlllch cows Ara
yeArng heller. One COW is years old, Durham ~
I;.e other " over twelve years old red. vi,h -
~ - per ace, the ZIP 81 her horns and tai soSs
.ne ncnef y light red, with white face RAJ sna,.
una ner eyes she y very large aud In hirh enr,,
AOn. ahd might easily be mistaken for 4 twor.sr.sa
the sabssrss,s sns 1armatlon eencunins ,bea 70
mi, nee, viii b, hh.rss - ~ letter Or otherwise
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Sumner ON Douglas.

In 1900, Senator Sumner spoke OF Douglas
as follows, in the Senate:
AS the Senator from South Carolina is
the Don QuxOte, the Senator from Illinois
is the Squire of Slavery, its very Saacho
Panza ready to do all its humiliating affairs,
This Senator, in his labored address, yindi-
eating his labored report-piling one mass
OF elaborate error upon another mass-con-
strained himself, as you will remember to
unfamiliar dscencies of speech OF that ad-
dress have nothing to say at this moment,
but before sit down shall show something
of its fallacies. But 60 back now to an
earlier occasion, when, true to his. native
impulse, he threw into this discussion, for
charm of powerful trouble, personalities
most discreditable to this body. | will not
stop to repel-the imputations which lie cast
upon myself; but mention them to remind
you OF the 'sweltered venom sleeping not
which, with other poisoned ingredients, he
cast INTO the cauldron of this debate OF
other things | speak, Standing on this floor
the Senator issued his receipt, requiring
submissionto the unsupred power of Kansas:
and this was accompanied by manner--all
his own such as betit the tyrannicai threat.
Very we'll Let the Senator try tell him
now that he cannot force any such sub,uis
sion
1.-THE Senator, with the Slave power al his
back, is strong, but he is not strong enough
for this purpose. He is bold He shrinks
from nothing. Like Danton, he may cry,
l. audace, Laudocel L audace, toHjours
L duddcet but even his audaeity cannot
compass this work The Senator copies the
British Officer, who with boasted swaarer.
said that with the hilt OF his sword he would
cram the stamps down the threats oc the
American people, and he will meet with
similar failure. He may conyulse this c5un-
try with civil feud. Like the ancient mad
man, he may set fire to the Temple OF Con-
stitutional Liberty, grander than the Ephe-
sian dome: but he cannot enforce obedience
to the tyrannical usurpation
"The senator dreams that he can subiue
the North. He disclaimes tho open threat,
but his conduct still implies it. How little
that Senator knows himself, or the strength
OF the cause he persecutes! He is but a NOR
tai man; against him is an immortal prin--
cipal. With finate power he wrestles with
the infinite, and he must fall Against him
are stronger battalions than any marshaled
by mortal man--the Unborn, ineradicable
10 vincible sentiments of the human heart
against him 10 nature in all her subtitle for.
,es; against him 10 God. Let him try to
'ubdue these"
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W,COC Agents Wanted!
a IENn TYyMnt

A GOOD THING!
"A MENkst%E sSsnt - mo- Cheatl!,
81 CURES INFLAMMATION or FEvER 0SLIi
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Kansas Illinois. Iowa wisconsin Michran Minnesota
~, Nebraska aud New Mckee, 'or
CosSsweHs Antiphlogistic SAT-;
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ny, ana VIII appoint town and county Agents % -
- Price per box, BY retail; can be sertey -
80. Address I. b. BOYLE . Co.,,
junel.wem Hocnylle, ~
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nj x. HARDY returns his tanks to the
"a elhztns of Burlington and vicse ty for their
previous patronage and solcts cont uance feeling
ion. e0
u"ing TO hard times have purchased Goods yery
mneh lower than fol merry, that abies me TO sell
hoods in my line from 20 to Is per cent less thar any
other mouse IN the West, and all Goods warranted a.
good as represented or the money refunded NV stock
consists of the following Goods in
R psa 0Nd.
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General Land Agency Office
COUNCIL BLEFfS. IOWA.

- % g. a L. q d M y n !.
~, ATTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR
voonr Tompsy attend % Lana Agencies, Investing
r.y a Loes.n and Selling Land Warrants Psyins
~ 90 e mug AeAi kstAte aud al other branches 81
In Western Iowa ana Nsbraska
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Wash;ns,on Sant 81

Washington, Sept. n.
Gov. Denver, writing to the Secretary Of the
Interior, Sept. 18th, says that late arrivals from
Pixies Peak leave no room to doubt the correct
ness OF the reported olscoverie. of gold in that
vicinity. The explorers have found gold on the
Arksnsas, on the heads OF the Kansas and on
the South fork of the Platte Rivers, embracing
an extent of country Of more than 800 mica
The richest mines yet are found on Cherry
Creek, Tributary of the South Platte directly
north of Pixies Peak. Governor Denver had
not vet heard of quartz, but the best informa
ton would seem to indicate great similarity
! between these mines and the first discoveries in
Cali.ornis. In view OF the present condition OF
affairs in that region, Gov. Denver advises that
the lands there be withdrawn from pre- empsi0n
il they are open TO settlement, leaving them on
the footing OF the mining districts Of California,
Tree Tor all who may see bit to engage in work
ing the mines. The country, he believes, il or
has been claimed BY the Utah's, Cheyennes,
kiowas and Arapahoes, and he does not know
that their title to it has ever been extnguished
Ii it has not there will be no trouble in with
drawing the lands from the operations Of the
pre- emption laws, and il it has, then they
ought 10 be Withdrawn and the facts and rea-
sons reported to Congress next winter. 1t
would, he adds, be advisable to send out some
competent person to examine the mines and re-
port the facts in connection with them.
The survey of the r. Il. route, from Hudson
to Superior and Bayfield, distance OF l64
miles, has been approved by the Secretary OF |
the Interior, which secures to the Company /
large and valuable tract of land.
JOHN NETWORKS PLAN FOR THE FULL |
CONVERSION OF DoUGLAs.-John Wentworth,
commonly known as :" Long john" in the
course of long editorial in his Chicago DEM
ocrat, on Judge Douglas, says
We have always said that Mr.. Douglas
would uesert the South when they deserted
h'm. Lie has already taken one step in the
right direction. 1t is in the hands OF the Re-
pub!icans to decide whether he will take ano-
ther. lie is now Out OF the Democratic party,
but does not apparently believe it himself. We
should by every means in our power endeayor
to convince him OF fact that is patent to al
most every enc but himself Once convinced
of that, and Douglas will be one Of the great
est freedom shriekers in the United States"
1t strikes US there is good deal of sound
philosophy in this view OF the subject But
who could have imagined this TO be 1.-THE true
intent and meaning OF the Kansas N braska
bill! One way or the other, the Illinois No
vember election will be charged with re, olu-
tionary combu<tbles; and let Seward look to
bis iaureis, if after November Douglas shall
become the "greatest freedom shrieker in the
United States. IN. Y. Herald.
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:. Terms-For unlimited course In Double Irsy,
MMercantle Bookkeeping, Penmsn.hip, Commercial
325,HG. spDe' -" -
The course Of Instruction 10 the mos, ccmprehesa,s
aught and u 50 completely reduced TO practice 10
meet every possible contingency In business.
Temnn nshtP-Taught In the latest and mos
approved principles
S0nl eFct0a Law Lecturcs-Will sgIvu
BY Mr. O. Ben Darwin one OF the sbiest member ii IL
bar, on subjects necessary for every hnsin<s
man to be acquainted with. I7
IN EleEana DiplOm0-Undert the seal ofh
State College Pennsyyania. AWARDED ~ m srsdaaus
oeho LOT Crcuarby mall feb iS-sy
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AGENTS FOR
MISSOURI STATE MuTUaLINs co. .sr. yor,s n,
3 n EayeQ, FyesI n 4 Eiiaan 90, 10y
NORTH WESTERN INs. Co p,wses '. !
itast, Tyeaf. n n i,.5iosS 90. -
PHOENIX ms. Coz. i.a-vnsr ~,
= z Loo"ai6, fses't. Henry heatogs. See'y
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* .... assa!c IN Councli RlueRS and
a..a.s IN either OF these aourshng towns wa "a vsll
mar 7-bptf. 49,
Council HUN, Iowa.
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DIR. BAILEY has purchased Of me office right and
Instructions for the use OF my method Of extracting
teeth without pain have used in my practice Il
years, with Al gratifying to myself and
20 my patients Ii 10 efficient and harmless, be-
leve all will find who test il in his hands.
jaly2-dGwtf l. b BRANCH,
DentfAt and Patentee.
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KEITH. ROBINSON 6 CO..

BURLINGTON, IOWA.
Sole Agents for ~
Ma0Aysn Patent Adbsaueahlo Wannnr =
ane 92-d9tvsf ss##
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FURNITURE! FURNITURE !.
Fresh Arrivals at
II. G. II A r DY'

WH0LESfLEs RETAIL FLRNsTURE. BEDDING
d LOOKING CLASS HARA~HOESE.
1ehefson st., between Water AMI Main, ii Mr. Postle-
waits story brick
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|KDrro. !
10, ID
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CIV. SHERFEY.
4 AASAsNa Al LAM ASss GEN.
- iis Az AGGNr,
sep lt-bpy
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VANNV-AllAG u ~.
--'."AsasSs sts Law a. E-.@s.Gs Agents,
~ I'll attend to tire examination OF Ttles. purchase
" ana safe OF Real Estate, Discountiuv Ao,e. -.
'aFee on land anu all business of Their profession
:, 'iAse--@orth roem, I'd story GOV. Crimes, riocE
sts "iithssoh' love- lsGly2 bpy
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BSg~The Main Law in Connecticut is
rather poor institution The Hartford
Times says there never was sa much drunk
enness and rowdyism in this city as at the
present time, never so much disorder and
lawlessness The town sells rum and gin,
and six hundred other establishments run in
competition with in
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How many lovers have you How many
admirers can you boast of? and recount 20
me all they addressed to you the last time
you met them, so that may know whether
it was proper or not
Make no secret Of telling me whether you
believe in platonic love-
Describe to me the nature of your dreams
during the last seven days; and, mind You
let me know whether you have had any Of
fer OF marriage since your last confessiyn?
OF whether you think you are likely to re-
ceiye one shortly? and from whom? and are
you really fond of him, and why? Also, let
me know what his religion is.'-Punch.
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establishments
competition with it.
Bsy~A blacksmith in the State of New
ork was summoned as q witness in court
between two of his workmen. The
Judge after hearing the testimony, asked him
why he did not advise them to settle, as the
sost had already amounted to three times the
disputed sum. viz % cents. He replied
Il tottold the fo-f-fools to Sc e-e-tle, Tor |
said the coz Unstable would take their ta-
k Ike their coats, the lawyers Il cir shirts,
aud II they got in your honor courts YOU d
SIX k-kin en-
Some one gives this cogent advice: to
BE sure to annex woman who will lift
you up, instead Of pushing you down-in
mercantile phrase, get hold of piece of cal
leo that will wash
bachelors are not entirely lost to the re-
hnement OF sentiment. for the ioilowin. was
gwen be one of them at celebration:
The Ladies-sweet briars in the garden
oflife."
An acquaintance of ours says that,since he
dismissed his handsome doctor and empIoy-
Ell plain one, his wife and daughters have
not been sick one half as much as they were
before.
Lever, in one ofhi, stories, tells of dash.
ing individual who boiled his hams in sher-
ry winei whereat an honest Hibernian ex-
claimed, Il wish was pig them times my
selfr'
A miser grows rich by seeming Door; an
extravaSant man grows poor by seeming
rich.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-09-21

& as LEVY BROKERS' AND COMMISSION NER.
-. chants ~ Liberty street room No advance money on
diamonds Watches ewelry and al kinds OF merchandise also
bought foe cash or sold commission. AN business strictly
confidential
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-09-21

yVANTED--BY A RESPECTABLE MARRIED WOMAN
w a baby 10 al Der house; has lost her own
baby week old Can be three days ~
Zthg.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-09-07
NEW GOODS AND Low PRICES
THE FALL TRADE OPENED


CHAS. HEARD g. Co, NO 3O1 GRASD-sT
Having completed our srlerton Of
FANCY AND STAPLE DRY GOODS
FOR THE FALL TRADE
We would nyt. attention Of our patrons and strangers visit
ina the city.
Our stock CT -- .-
RICH DRESS GOODS
embraces every desirable style Of foreign brc well e. the
more ussfal articles Of dome site manufacture.
IN PRICES WE DEFY COMPETITION
We would call particular notice 20 our .,
RICH SILK ROBES AND DRESS PATTERNS,
CHFSE BAiADERES,
CANSELE STRIPES,
CASNELE BAYADERES
POLKA FOULARDS, Sc, &c.
BLACK GRO DE- RHINs at s. IS per yard -
LADIES RAGLASs and ClRCU CULAkS
A splendid srsortm.nt.
BLACK THIBFT CIOTHs ~ wide. FOR SHAWLS.
RICH FRENCH PRINTS. exquisite patterns.
WE WOULD ALSO CALL
HOUSEKEEPERS' ATTENTION
To OUR UNEQuALED ASSORTMENT Of
LINENS AND COTTONsi
PURE IRISH LINEN sHIRTISGs.
FINE LINEN sHEETlNG. MN, =.
FINE DAMAsK NAPKINS. at ~ y dozen
ALLFSDALE SHEETINGS. IA wide J. y yard
ALLFNDALE SHFFTIEGS. le4 wids. Ryard
ENGLISH LONG CLOTHS, az ole y yard
DOMESTIC PRINTS, stylss In variety. .
Orders from iLr country must b. accompanied VITA cash
CHARLES HEARD co,
No. 30l Grand-st.
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Guerial Notices.

Target Prizes Target Prtzc..- speI6d rIs,.d
CAKE BASKETS, CASTERS, ICb PITCHERS. thNS
,,y and al the prices. For sale Nos and But
inf clip BY LCCiCo nan
Puigrsut Intelligence ONCE and Labor EN-
l.nsc has been removed from No. Caualst No 81
wotb (late AntbOnystl few doors vest Of Broadway
No f.es charged. JAMES L. fAGAN' superintendent
O.car v. Dayton a. Co.. Sole POpnetOrs for the United
s.s,.s Of DR.. X ANGUS SMITHS DIsINfECTING POW
MRS Sold Ia packages Of two pounds at only Is also
h.s Of pounds by the Depot No l67 Broadway
e,S, by mail filed. For sale by Druggists.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-09-07
printins.

his celebrated WEDDING
'psndidly engraved. only b. bad a, his sre..
"' DaaDe st 0fders BY mall ,ohei,ed
New-York daily tribune., 1858-09-07

GRAND CAvALCADE OF LADIES,
introductory TO the ,, nm ,,r>,.c,
wherein the smetem competitors viii exhibit every variety aud
style Of
ELEGANT EQUITATION,
BY means Of which Stewards will b. enabled 10 Judge
of the superior merit. Of the
FAIR COMPETITORS
il The art Of hors,msnshp and In the management Of
THAT NOBLE ANIMAI~-THE HORSE.
The happy announce that this part Of the
exercises will be under the immediate supervision Of
Mk. T.. G. SEDGWlCK,
the popular proprietor Of the Wlansbush Equestrian In
s'itute assisted BY aeorps Of competent eqnere Then wi"
FEMALE HURDLE RACE.
BY all 'Gs deirasi q 9Is - SPFEb fI!F''e win
Free Of entry all adde's who desire 70 participate in this
exciting and brilliant portion Of the programme.
tut the course will open u carriages Al u O'Clock
THE PRICE OF ADMISSION
tos parts oths Course field well as the stands viii BE- liked
ONE DOLLAR PER PERSON
Grand Stand being however exclusively reserved for
ladies and gentlemen accompanying them and Tor the members
With regard private casges hacks public vehicles
chsrg. will be mad, for the admission Of the drivers
MEANS OF CONVEYANCE.
The Long Island Railroad Company will run special train. 10
the Course from their Depo, the South Ferry Brooklyn
II O'Clock noon,
O'Clock p m, and at
Returning a, the close Of the Exercises.
The Course Likewise be reached by the Brooklyn City
Railroads. and By stages from Wiliansbrgh.
Perfect ord.r Will be preserved BY numerous force Of the
Metropolitan Police under the immediate supervision Of the
Hon r. A. Tsads, the sup.rnte General Of the
Police well BY the Sheriff Of Queen. County and MS
No gambling intoxicating liquor. will be permitted
In the vicinity Of the Cour-.
Ladies who for participation in the exercises
snsdker the Course which have been assigned to theD
with suitable attendance AZ the Of the management
pHHIRs pHsG1p = FHVRP HY Managers
No. l3I Bleecker-st., New.York
New-York daily tribune., 1858-09-07

+ B. BALDWIN, rw
CLOTHING ESTABLISHMENT.
THE LARGEST IN THE CITY
NM sy WILLIAM p. .sroR. Esa- ENFsEssLY fos rHs
NOS ,OAND 72BOW
NEAR NEw C.y,L-sr.
Lrsp.rely new and extensive stock Of
eryrLEMENs, YOUTHS SD CHILDREN's CLOTHING
Coup.;i;ion dshsd sst
TASTE STYLE AND MANUFACTURE,
cf III, inrneus. Fall and Winter s,ock.
A,rr.riol s.ocl q FURNISHING GOODS,
in every ..rsiy.
THE CUSTOMERS DEPARTMENT
ctu;sil. he sr-a.ss: variety Of
CLOTHS CASslNERES AND vEsT1NGs
ofsuy house in this city.
Til. ,.sba.aHeut hayius ts commencement made ar
rsn.en.s With psr ia Paris r n. BEsT ARTISTS Ia the
way Of CUTTING happy inform their Patrons and the
Public 81 their arrival by n. Ari.l, with .hs
LATEST PARTISAN SAIL AND WINTER STYLES,
coIsGins Of
OvERCOATs.
FROCK AND DRESS COATS,
GId iL. mo,t desirable
BUSINESS SUITS,
cheied u ,hi. ci,y.
TIE sr;i,. having the msnss cement % The
CHILDREN'S DEPARTMENT,
which al mportan. feature this establishment has excel
leu, taste and has had long experience.
Ladies th- extensive Stock fer them
s.H., -
j. BARSUM
New-York daily tribune., 1858-09-07
90 h)bom it mar Concern.

A DVERTISING. ANDREW WINDS GEN
IA ERAL A DI ERTISiNG and SUBSCRIPTION AGENCY,
No iS3 Nasssu door the Nasssa Bank pses'ns
systematic for the bIr-- community OF having their
Advertisements forwarded aud inserted the d-.y
custed throughout the United States Ca West
Indies and Europe be publishers lowest rates Pagers
ile for examination
New-York daily tribune., 1858-09-07

ERESCO PAINTING in NEW-YORK. This
art which IL .-ntiy Of Italian origin and almost sIsin
.yey cultivated by fb. Italians making RAPID progress IN OR
toid.t-.on. esiths-t ck-lr having lately rlycn
impulse BY their powerful patronage Aos{ The Dew
buildings which have been ary decorated with OfLaine
FRISCO PAINTING in srsst syl and with really I.tned
,as,r \. the new of MrssrA Jakson l. CO. No r'
Bfosd..y Mr. r. RUssiSi. Italian Painter % fenorn,
ha directed and party eyeou;sd himself the beautiful fres>o
.oss which adorn Tia, ,rnp Of fashion and .esaIr'
New-York daily tribune., 1858-09-07

BEAUTIFUL FRENCH SHOES.-JEsl IN IN.
ID h.. ,.,.axd q, No 57j broadway wberr hr has NOR
,paeio. oT- nd s,~neu, and ssotins increased IA
,urns f,,s,i,. In addition bis elegant sssortnrht o. -
ai.s shoe, n rvrry d.se,un he now snao.d 70 ouei
rr~m.n Shoe. Cater. and shpTer Of superior
ship n.-s.r. -. ,...iv.A
III. A:.s. rov.iss Trmni and D~'fIs Ne tecesea
monthly from Pars and all ,Es: rare 70 ''yss " e-sIJ
,Snhiped u tbe yee.n Shoe.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-09-07
fircmorks.

EDGEs FIRST PREMIUM COLORED and
~ BRILLIANT FIREWORKS ,
LABORATORY, NORTH POINT JERSEY CITY, ~ j.
VIM. j. SYMS & BRO, SOLE AGENTS,
No 500 BROADWAY. NEW-fORK, ~
where sample. Of Rahbou Pieces also variety OF kk-
WORKS .ged 20 S,orekesper saes such Fire
TofTsdoss Whces Trsngs B.ngoa LEhts Rockets Roman
Candls Mines Batteries, Ec may be found CITY and TOWN
COMMITTEES supplied with public displays s ,hor notice
New-York daily tribune., 1858-09-07

IMPORTANT 10
DRY GOODS DEALERS.
Ole Q! he bes: assorted s;ocbs,
FRESH CHOICE, ATTRACTIVE,
received per rccen, arrivals from Europe,
fXPostD foa sALt At OR
WAREROOMS,
so e. 81 CHAMBERS.ST. y. y,
% which we solicit attention.
Gres; taste is displayed in our selection.
DRESS GOODS.
Tie variety and style exhibited in Ibis depar'men; il large
SHAWLS AND CLOAkS.
We have extensive and OF hr mos. fashionable
.tsd. and shape for Fall and Winter.
SKIRTS, SKIRTS, SKIRTS,
HOSIERY YANKEE NOTIONS, WHITE GOODS,
LINENS, EMBROIDERlES, CLOTHS AND CASSIMERES.
DOMESTICS.
We made purchases for Cash. and prepared
i've brvers I. The very lowest figure.
MERRlMAC, COCHFCO, PACIFIC SPRAGUE, MAN
CHESTER, &c.
PRINTS AND d DELAINES.
Dwight Lonsdale, Wsmsa;a
sHEETINGs AND sHlRTINGs,
and o;h.r popular styles Of Domesics
DEFOREST, ARMSTRONG G. Co..
Nee. 60 and 50 Chenbtps.., NY