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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-10-23
THE REGULAR MAIL LINE via SToNING-

Il TON for BOSTON and PRONIDENCE-lnan3h '-te
thu shortest asf dr-t carrying the Eastern NAL .
The steamers PLYMOUTH ROCK, Capt, Joel stone iha =
VANDERBILT Cart. ". n. Frszsr, CONNECTION VIA ~,
sTONiNGTON a.a PROVIDENCE snd BOSTON and
PROVIDENCE RAILROADS. leaving New for< csiy qua
ssy. excertsG from Pier No North River 6s; wharf above
Battery place O'Clock ?. and S,oniugsn a. - p M
or on tie arrival Of iAe Nal Train which caves b''H -
5:50p. m. -.
The C. VANDERBILT from NevYork, Monday Wedces-
day ard Friday from siorpgioH, Ie'dsy thursday Ad say
uTGay. ~,
Tie PLYMOUTH ROCK, from New.iogk Tuesday Ihai'
day ard Saturday rom soa'nston' Moncsy "ed1esu'9 %
Friday. ,
Passenger, proceed from Stonns;on PEI railroad . Froy.
Bcstou the Express NAL Train. resrnnS $50
places In advance Of those b, other routes sud ample time
FOR al ssry lines connecting North aud Eas
PASSENGERS prefer remain board the stsacr
uisfs r,s uuesuhe breakfast desired aud leave stoni0s
the train connecting a. Posderee WIRE Tie il'Lo
q u train for Boston.
bssgsge accompanies the steamer and train through
earh
For Tss,sge berhs freight apply en- board the
seenr he Freight Office Pier No North kser or a.
the Office, No. 10 Baterypsce. October u, 100.
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RAILROAD-For PHILA-

NEW-JERSEG RAlLROAD-for PtlLA-
~ DELPHIA and the SOUTH and WEST, via JERSEY
CITY-Mail and Express lines leave NewYors AZ and IL
a. ~ and ana p fare - Through Tickets sold Tor en-
cuuat and the Wes aud for Baltimore Washington Norfolk
&c; and through baggage ked 70 Washington aud
D. m trains j. W WOODRUFF Assistant Superintendent
No baggage will be received any train unless delivered and
chez bed fifteen in advance OF the time Of leaving
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-10-23
DEYYsYLVANIA RAILROAD.

i THE GREAT CENTRAL ROUTE.
Tie Pennsyy aus abroad connects az Psolfgh WITH fh4-
road and Isom 81. Louis No. Alton, G4enA rnd Ouaso
M Frankfort Lexington and Louyie Ky Terra Hi1ie,
Madison Lafayette and Indianapolis Ind Cinc nnati Dayton
Springfield Beeon.ane Ssndl.sy Toledo Ceveland C9ilm
o. =. Zsf.sye Massion aud Wooster, OHIO also WIN ne
stol packe. boats and 20 NssOtean' - LOUIS LOUIS
vile and Cucinn1ti -
Throsh ke.s for The East az De na1 D. any VI Ilr
mentioned places in the West - ...,.. -,
Pas.engefs viii find this The shortest no,i AID
comfortable route be.w cen the Ea.t and the West
FROM NEW YORK TO CINClSNAIl IN ~ ifOs 10.
FROM NEW-YOaK TO CHICAGO ~ % HOnhs'
FROM NEW-YORK TO ST. LOUIS IN ~ HOUR
Fare as JOS any ether toute.
See haudblis 10 the hotels Of this city. 90 -,
Through Ticke further inormaion Hay De Aad A. 'se
oalce Of the PENNSYLVANIA RAlLROAD,
No. Astor House, Broadway.
January l. 1853. j. l. ELLlOI a AseAl.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-10-23

IN PURSUANCE OF an order of the Surrogate
Of the County Of Se~fork notice Is hereby sy.n 70 an
r.sn. havin css srAinst JACOB SrRAUT e 81 the ,v
81 N.wNork deceased, 20 present the vouchers,
thereof 20 the bscribers a. the once Of Edward strsut
Ne ios Rsnk, in the City Of SewYort b-fcrs tas
seventh day March uextDsed Newfork the Sd day Il
syg'fI. .as5s ,SS isaac oSSbERboNx. Ereea,'''
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-10-23
N7FW-yORK AND HARLEM RAILROAD

NETWORK AND HARLEM RAILROAD
N COMPANY-SuMMER ARRANGEMENT.
Commencing MONDAY, Sept. % 1888: -.
Trains leave Depot White and Cente-sts Newf otS ~
6;l5 D. m White Plains train, stopping az all stations
Tras leaye Depot corner Sth st. aud Nhav NewfOfk et
g.lO a. m William sbridge train stopping at al stations
eJa M Mail train, stopping at Wiansbrdge ana al sa'
tons north.
Hoo A. m w lliaIns bridge, stopping at all Stations
n 80 A. m White Plains train, stopping az all Stations
$50 n M Nliamsbridge train, stopping AZ oil Stations
400 D. m Dover Plains train stopping at all Stations
500 D. H. White Plains ain stopping u al Stations ABOVE
Wliamsbridge.
$40 n m Wiansbrdge train, stopping at all Stations
$50 D. M WiaInsbridge train stopping at all stations
RFTuRNINc-Leaye Chatham -Four Corners -
1880 Mail train stopping at Wilamsbridge, White Plains
and all Stations north.
VIM J. CAMPBELL Superintendent
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-10-23
NETWORK and NEw-HAyEN RAILROAD.

Commencing October 4, 1897.
Passenger Station IL New York. corner 1ast AKA ia aV
entrance Oh 2lth-sf. - - - . ...,.. ,.o.o
TRAINS LEAVE NETWORK
For New Haven, leN) u 49, so le leXl ana
4i5 D. M. For Bridgeport T. Tex l1i2 so 50
lex land AS D M For Milford Stratfora, Fairfield South
BORT and Wespo m l2:i5 3 Is and 4:45 m For Nor
walk a. M 1915, 5;i5 4:D lexl - oSo ?, III. TOT
Dsen and Greenwich a. l2:i5 $50, 49, oiou M ror
stanford T. a. m. (ex(; l245 3:f5 40 (eN 40 $50 M
For Port Chester and intermediate stations, H. XIV
SIS AS $50, $3.50 y. m. - - ...
WV CONNECTING TRAINS
For Boston a. IN (exl i;S p M lexl For hatofu a
River Railroad to Montreal lex For Canal Railroad TO
Northampton a. M. text aud l2.i5 m For Ne" tiVch
and MI london Railroad m and leo For Housa,
tonic Railroad M, 42O 2. For SeggstncS RaIosd
O. m. 4.20 p, JAMES H. nun Supotnl1oiuou'
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IN PURSUANCE of an order of the surrogate

IN PURSUANCE OF an order OF tne 80, - ~
Il Of The County Of NewYork notice Is nes M 80, - ~.
person, having claims against JAME5W So, a.. t,5
City Of NewYork, Clerk, deeeased 20 II Edward a
voucher. thereof 20 TIE subscriber, a. me I'm = - % -
Frsxer No co. Broolne..t in the Cry Of Ne" W -
fore the ,Fsi tyey,r'h dav Of January @ s,or-r Wv
i"I'' 3" = - - ~ AGn.Ll..l-.lr.
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fesal.

IN PURSUANCE of an order OF the Surrogate .g
Of tie County II New York notice i hereby gwen a
persor. having cans sgains, BENJAMIN ). r. kIeA,
Son ste Of the Cuy Of NewYork deceaed 70 81
.ar1e with vouchers thereof the subscriber a. n'
business No a. GFsndstreei, in the CITY Of "a Nsx
District. before he ninth day Of pEll ne1I-D
YORK tie eighth G.y o. October 1883. ,.ou r,acu.or
HENRY C. RICHARD5OS' '.r,.
% iawemS OLIVE w. RICHAkDoO-'' -
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RIVER From August

80 1853 Trains will leave Chemberss STAT IN - iooNs
Fxpress Trains and p Albany ana Toy r'.sense
Trains II 80 a. m and 1880 p for Poushkeepsie III
and 10 D. ~: for Sing Sing 10 and $40 p M Ut
Peekski1 1850 and $50 The PoushAe pse, reeAsA
and sua Sing the Way Stations Passengers aSe
A. Canal Christopher and 3lststs Trains for New
Yo leave Troy al and 1920 aud 50 and p m
ON sundays A. 10 .. IN. A. +. SMITH Superintendent.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-10-23


Starr OF NEwYoRK, COUNTY OF Nrg.YoRs, sL-Nsthan C.
Ps President and Richard A. Tooker, Cashier Of The Ar
sans Banking Association located and doing business
AZ New York County being duly and seyeTay sworn,
each fo self saith the foregoing T. In a.. respects,
statement Of the condition Of the sad Bank before the
transaction Of any business the morning Of Saturday the
hundred and fygh in respect 70 each and every Of the
items and particulars above specified according 20 the best Of
his ledge belief and that the business Of the said Bank
has been and is transacted the location aforesaid
NATHAN {. PLATT President
X. a. TOOKER Cashier.
seveay subscribed and by both deponents the 18th
DAY Of October, 1885, (Sgned CORNELIUS r. DIssoswAY,
Comuis oner Of Deeds.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-10-23
ONG ISLAND RAILROAD-NOTICE.

On and after THU RsDAY, Sept rsin will run as fol-
lows: Trains going Eas-Leaye South Ferry, Brooklyn At 10
g. m for Greenpor; leave South Ferry Brooklyn az 81 m
for Ysphank South Ferry Brooklyn, u for syos
leave South Ferry Brooklyn. a. y for Hampstead
leave South Ferry, Brooklyn att. p. M for Janaica
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-10-23
TLANTIC ROYAL MAIL STEAM NAVI-
"A CATION COMPANY's NEW-ToRK AND GALWAY
sTEGM TO ALL PARTS OF GREAT BRITAIN VIA
GALWAY, IRELAND.

STEAM TO AL rAE3s q Es2 2kEbr BRITAIN VIA
HsTssk Sc sE s ssTxS Ans. If Ee'
b, ine composed q powerful and sisaiat ''esa,s p
H. VOYAGE safe and agreeable The departure. from NewYork
fcr Galway vii be a. tolewI Until further notice, VI: -
INDIAN CMPlRE...f. CouRTEsAY.... Saturday Oct =
PACIFIC.............-wN. C. TsoxPsos. Friday, Nov.
Persons Ireland reach their destination in three olEths
~, .se asn s euery Of snrTss ae IN esd
Free q ps.sss inclndni nee ticket, b the u.. r.O.d
.B :. f ,R So~ss 9resiy reiaded S.sc: F.: cas.
Tboae Ss 70 bring out fsir friend. can purchase le.
for their passage in third class from Galway $50 from
bes cabin table viii be provided COOKED provisions for
trd 70 and from Galway Bet they must pro.
vide themselves With tin plate quar- mug knife spoor ws'sr
can and their own bedding.
!o @ .Hd os, NJ ai5 csaiT IF sy
and No 81 Broadway Application fct freight AID Pa1se I may
Hsw.Yort, Sept. 50, 1858.
CTEAM to LIVERPOOL, LONDON, CLAs-
al the principal Town. of ENGLAND and IRELAND, via
dNEhP90s. w'h0 aey at I{R y5sd ne;
and PHILADELPHIA STEAMSHIP C0MPANiS splendid
Clydebuilt iron screw ,ie steam. ,r2..vo,v
gAhTImGRE vii sail On SATURDAY oe Is At u odoes
vIGo Now 4
CITY OF THURsDiY Dee.
Passengers will find the speedy and safe route to
ne Continent Berths should be secured at once.
RATS OF PASSAGE.
Cabin from New York and Phiadephis 40
Thirdss New York Of the abovenapec places %
Return tickets available for six months. %
PASSENGER. forwarded to Hsyre Paris. Hsm9nr, Bremen
Antwe and al parts Of the Continent without delay
NOTICE These Steamers provided win every requisite
70 insure the immediate extinction FIRE aud the stcest cs
spline l. ~ forced with gard 20 the use OF lglts
For fsgs! spy a. the one e The yC0nP,Hy
'OHf In 81 L RSPa no to WI iSMxN Tower Bdns.
DOYIT, Mali, STEAMSHIP AFRICA
III FOR LIVERPOOI4-The AFRICA ". Shannon Com
mande will a from The Company Dock a. Jsr.ey CITY with
the Mails and Passengers fer Europe on WEDNESDAY the
m inst Passengers requested to BE- board BY 10 o'clock
a IN. The PERSIA viii sail on the 10th OF November.
r.. CUNARD, No. Bow Ing green.
L'OR SANANNAH.-The American Atlantic
Screw Steamship Companys and hrstclass steamship
MONTGOMERY, r. Croker, Commander, viii leave Pier No
r. ~ R. on SATURDAY Oct D. at o'clock precisely
Cabin passage, with unsurpassed accommodatios SID
Through tickets 20 New Orleans rj9 90 Mobile, 30 Mont
soInery % Albany. Ga $2i; Atlantic and Columbus 80;
Macon S2 Freight 10 cents foot and proporonae rates.
insurance oue-half per cent. Apply 10 . -
H. b. CROMWELL Co, No % Mesl..t:
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-10-23

STAT OF NEwYoRE, BANK DEPARTMENT, March 80 1851
NOTICE is hereby given, pursuant to the Statute
In .peb cas-. made and provided all the C1RCULA
ING NOTES issued to THE CANAL BANK OF LOCkPORF,
Bsnku, Association, Lockpor Nis,srs County must be pre-
al Tho Office Superintendent OF me Bank DeaT
m.t Of the State Of New York, for payment within TWO
YEARS from the date hereof the FUNDS deposited for the re-
dempon Of the Circulating Notes issued 10 the 'ad Bank WIZ
be given IN JAMES H. COOK, Superintendent.
she Bank Of Albany, st Albany, viii redeem the Notes IN
behalf Of the SUPERINTENDENT pnh2l law2yS
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-10-23
1laints, Oils, G!ass, &t.

COBURN's EXTRA OlL-Very superior f0I
~ Machinery snd Burning more desirable Barrels "
o. 40 gallons JOHN W QUINCY Co. 20 Wilismst
NOAL, OH.-The Advertiser has for SALE the
most valuable CAMEL COAL NINE In the United states.
II situated near railroad and canal direct route nom
New York Cinunati also, the only perfect and
method Of manufacturing Oil from Coal IL VIZ De SOFA
able price favorable terms II preferred tne POPPY
amount Of working csPital Address H. X W. Box NO LIZA
Office.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-10-23

NOTICE.-An ELECTION for TRUSTEES
N Of the HYDEVILLE MARBLE COMPANY vii be beld
on .he e7,h ne. a, oclo K the Office Of said Company
In ro No - in the Bauk q Commerce Building corner VI
Nss,ag and Cedsr-sts IN the City Of New Yort
- r. PHILLIPS secr-taryl
e" s. LANSING ~ Co.,
III. SHIPPING AND COMAISsI )N MERCHANTS
PRopnfyroRs OF AMERICAN EUROPEAN ExPREss,
Nos az and s. BROADWAY
FORWARD FREIGHT, SPECIE, PACKAGES, etc, % al
psrts Of EUROPE. ana connect Southampton for EAST
fNDITs PURCHASE ARTICLES On COMMISSION a. the
BFST RATES, PROCURE PATENT RIGHTS in En-
GLAND ara the CONTINENT and Issue SIGHT and TINE
Bill y on PARIS HAMBURG and LONDON
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-10-23

vTNHE MECHANICS and TRADERS BANK
Il have declared DIVIDEND Of THREEANDONE.
HALF PER CENT the capital stock, payable and aeT
the let dey of November next. By order Of the Board
GEO. w. YDJrLE Cashier
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-10-23
OENTRAL RAILROAD of NEW-JERSEY-

CENTRAL RAILROAD of NEW-JERSEf-
~ Connecting AZ New Hampton with The Delaware, LIZ IA
and Western R-oa and 4. Easson with me LehisA
Nsey Railroad. 49,.
FALL ARRANGENEST, commencing October !, ltei-
Leave and nterIne date places from Pier
No North River al y ~, u N, and p IN. ioT someE
vile By above trains, and az 2. ~. =,
The above trains Elizabeth with trains the New
Jersey Railroad which leave NewNork from tie foot oi Court
lspdts, AZ u and y n ana snd p. m.
PASSENGERS for the Delaware Lacsaw anna and Neern hs
road will ave al Il a N only For Lehgh Valley Railroad 81
u g. N and IL m. JOHN q. Stems, slpetnleu1tn..
FLUSHING RAILROAD-Leavesf Fulton Mar
kst Wharf by steamer IOLAs AZ 6:S5 $50 and 10 g. M
and and $50 p The leave Flushing, L. L. At 90
and 10 a. n and and $3.50 meeting and eNchansS
s~e-s vitL M boat A. Hunters Point Through In -
lnirr.es Fare ,, ceu,s VIM. NJ. SMITH, Receiver.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-10-23

no BOSTON TRAVELERS-COMF anc
,,d Far Pver R,ro.9 Company h.ve attached % me Psr
fsroArs Of their road CREASlEks PATENT BRAhG 80
tATOR THIS .veuton tsresiy il on May on ,n - -.
MANAGED road, of the country promotes degree o.
Hs and property impossible vioutt Railroad 80
desre avail themselves Of impros efent 0s
Of Me- are requested 10 exaine this Every "a y.
proves coAclusvey hat the application o. @ ia n
no value II he presence Of DANGER This COMPANY - ,a,.
tsese Machines for al tie cars Of any Tos1, AID ~-'A'
70 Aasw &C the purpose, OF 70 sale; pRAKE CO.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-10-23

IL FOR LlNERPOOL-The AFRICA, n shnlnon Uo1'
ander will sa from The Compauys Dock al Jersey City with
The Mails and Passengers fer Europe WEDNESDAY the
ta inst Passengers requested 10 be- board BY 10 o'clock
a M The PERSIA viii sail ON the 10th OF November.
l.. CUNARD No. 4 Bowling green.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-10-23

No. 81 Pnest., N. Y
CTATEN ISLAND FERRl.-NoiSr1S.TT Ty
~ Cheap Exeursion foI six Ceat%- is :"
Leave WHITEHALL from g. N 70 P III ''' -
SapIeton and Vanderbilt Landing
DEOPLEs LINE between NV lOhn; "a
il ISLAND NHITEsIOSE, NEW ROC HILL, so .s
MAMaRoNFCK On aud after SAT- RDAl SEP, - sc 80
reaner ISLAND CITY Capt James Msmsroaees
At n a. M New. kochelle, 7. CITY i'.-n-' - -
Whtestoue q. $40 4 N.
no NEW-H N.-Fare 81; Derl a.
i Free-By ELM CITY, at p M sna nc $50 r. H,r,
frd by the GRANITE STATE every IT, bsEAn ,sn
DAY and SATURDAY atf ?. M klOilD IN, -,
nay BOAT for ALBANY.-steamer VEL A. A
- MORG FNFRY TUESDAY, th' h'""' | go
FYUAE cor E.tt 81 JrF-s...
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-10-23
furniture.
BuiI0ine Alatcrials.

GLAZED stoneware Drain-Pipcs-2 to lo,lncl
" boefTom cents per foot Garnkirk snd American Ch'
ryPO Vases statuary &C L. l. Pottery depot 81 Nassau'i
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-10-23
Ofean Cleaners, Sc.

CALIFORNIA STEAMSHIP LINE.-Ya
~ NICARAGUA
American, Atlantic and Pacific Ship Canal Company
PIoprie-ors
REDUCED
Tie .plendid steamship WASHINGTON 1909 .uns.
Capt HENRY CBURcHlLL
Having been fitted expressly for the CaioIa sie " &c
Nicaragua Route, vii leave Pier Nc 81 NoTIA RIVER New
York. -
carving passengers mails and freight 20 San Juan del N,s 20
San Jau del 81, with tie weAno"H ana e0a'
modous steamship
HERMANN, Capt. CAvENDY,
FOR SAN FRANCISCO, CALIFORNIA
These steamships Oder uuspasei ominodAions o lne
comfort and safety u passenger The sthmus Route Is tnof
ourhy repaired and in order, and the country heahy
For passage and freight apply only the Office Of the AGENT
NO D0""'' JOHN P. YELvERToN Agent.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-10-23

yIyUF VANDERBILT EUROPEAN LINE of
STEAMSHIPS. between NEN-YoRk, SOUTHLAND
TON HAVRE and BREMEN, will sal A. follows, carrying
the United States Malls: u,
From New York for South br"ueh ioI so.,IinE.oII
49, HI a. Brer-eul Southampton for New-lork
ARIEL...... Sat- Oct. 50 Saturday, Nov 2 Nd Dec l.
VaSDrRRIIT...N Nov u Saturday. Dec .5lNed, Dec -
Tbese .,esnshp. have psrtHenis, and carry
able -. r.. III. an a.. sreo.
second c.nn 40; and per ATelFTs; cabin, go second
cabin. 81 third cabin. 80
Cer;itcs;es is ued for passage nom lIole
specie delivered IN London and Ps-s 49,
ID TORRANCE, Agent. No. 5 Bowling Green, n I.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-10-23
corNrY oFFIcERs ALSO To BE ELEorED FOR SAID
SEVENTEEN MEMBERS or ASSEMBLY.

SEVENTEEN MEMBERS or ASSEMBLY
4 SHERlFF. IN the place Of James c. Ntlet;
County CLERX, In the place Of Richard u. Connolly
FoUR CoRoNERs, In the place of Frederick w Perry, EdwGd
ID. Counery. Robert Gamble and samuel {. Hus.
All whose OF office will expire the las day OF D.oern-
Der next.
The OF Inspectors Of Election and County Canyssses
"a directed 20 Chap 80 Of Laws of 1883, aeopy o whsh
nrr fox instructions gard their duties under
aid law submitting question OF calling Convention 70 re-
the Constitution aud amend the same to the people o INC
State" ~.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-10-23
a. J. BLEEcEER, Auctioueer.
yTH-STREET LOTS, near BROADWAY

Ella j. BLEECKER, son 4 Co. will sell at Auction to
hshes; bidder. THURSDAY Nov T. 1853 at II O'Clock
tie Merchants Exchange On 75thst., II Lots, ~ side Of
ks, 1913 west from broadway, 2lx9O each.
10 Y cores Permits Lane in the Of and adjoining
sssve II 7l2O about. Hacsn remain Maps,
4 No. BToadst. Q,572)
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1858-08-06
Guardians Sale.

RI order q Court, I, as Guardian of Grace l.. Ticknor.
II viii oge@a at public vendue, at the door Of the Court
House IN Delaware, Delaware county, chic. between the
hours q one and four o'clock P: m, on the sst day ofJaly
IAe village of Sunbury, Bsrkshire township, aud county n
foresaid; il being In-Lot No 81 and a part each of In Lots
No u and 80. containing 3-Sths oil an acre. more or less
known as the properly formerly occupied by Hosea W.
Chafuherlaia as a dwelling subject to the dover estate Of
Ii widow.
Terms OF sale: One thirc % the purchase money in hand
ene-thfrd in one yt-ar, and one third in Two wears. with in.
tcrust. The pzynetss secured by MORTGAGE IN the pre.ni-
ScS- SUSAN = HTffE
Suuhury. June =. ls5s- t52,50l E1f
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1858-08-06
. anEAT MsDlclsn ron FnnA.Es-Hundreds

A GREAT MEDICINE FOR FEaAIEs.-Hundreds
of STIMULATES have been invented and sold pur-
porting to be specific in the various diseases and
arrangements to which the delicate form of wo-
mar render her subject. The result of all these
stimulants has been to impart naon1eatarg 1cts0-
ftg TO the neroous system, and false vigoT to the
muscles; but this relief has been succeeded by
q depression and prostration greater than be-
fore; and the repeated attempts of invalids to
build themselves up by these FALSE REMEDIES,
have finally ended in destroying what little Vi
tai organization was left. Butin using Beer
haye's Holland Bitters,' . you will find no such
disastrous results. 1t is q purely vegetable
compound prepared on strictly scientific prin-
elpies, after the manner Of the celebrated Hol-
land Professor, Bnrhave. Under it's influence
every nerve and muscle receives new strength
u, perfect health. See advertisement in ano-
ther column.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1858-08-06
Order for election of Brigadier
General.

Headquarters 18th Division Ohio Militia and,
Volunteer Militia.$
ASHLEY, August 3, '58.
The qualified voters of the Ohio Volunteer Militia
in the lst Brigade, 18th Division of Ohio Volunteer
Militia, In the County of Delaware, are hereby noti-
fed to m eet at the Court House in said county, or at
such other convenient place or places as the Comman-
dent of such company shall order, on Saturday, the
2eth day of August, AID. 1858. and then and there,
between the hours of1o o'clock A. NJ. and 3 O'Clock
2 M of said day, hold an election for BROADER
Of the LIST Brigade, 18th Division, Ohio
Militia and Volunteer Militia. consisting OF the coun.
ty of DelawaEes according to the provisions. of an act
to organize and discipline the Militia and Volun te or
Militia of Ohio. passed March %, 1857. Of which
election make due return to the Major General
By order Of the Msj. Gen: ommanding said division
II. FIJI RANDOLPH,
Maj. Gen. 18th Division o. M. and Vol. Militia.
August S, 1853. Gazstte COPY.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1858-08-06

PIscAToRY.-Messrs. SLOUGH having last
week drawn the water from their mill pond
for the purpose of repairing the dam, the
disciples of Isaac Walton enjoyed a rare
treat in s~eining--their labors being reward
ed by the capture of a large quantity of fine
fish, including some bass and red-horse of
formidable proportions.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1858-08-06

DELAWARE STRING BAND.-We wish TO
make our acknowledgements TO the gentle
men composing this Band for their visit and
serenade on Tuesday night last. Their
selection comprised some six or eight popu-
lar pieces. which were admirably performed,
and the excellent music was duly appreciated
by the entire household.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1858-08-06

REMoyAL.--Mr. P. RANDALL has removed
his Boot and Shoe Store to the room next
north Of R. Burr's J~ewelry Store, recently
occupied by Mescalf, Sessions & C~o.--wlere
be will at all times keep on hand a complete
assortment of goods in his line, of the best
quality, and will also manufacture to order
as heretofore
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1858-08-06
EGCGgSGO5' aEg9azSs
G W PERRY & GO

TAKE this method Of notifying die public IN general that
1 they are manufacturing
Wrisht's CtIebrated Tanning Mills.
These mills are SO constructed hat The feulest whcat, af-
ter passing through the iHIl, Will he nat only understandable
but lit for seed; and where there is timothy or has seed
mixed With the grain, Il is preserved hT running through a
spout al the side of he mill. 1Ge advantages coInblnet
viii their manufacture as made by ths company tbetug
put mp OF seasoned lumber ami wcil pat togeJlcIl, make
it u very destrabla appen9age 70 the farm, and n! gadf far
mers Should avail them selves Of tie opportunity d sec9-
ring one which when nnce tried the company are satisfied
they would in no case be witIcnt, They are also prepared
to REPAIR GID MILLS, or convert them into WrIgbis
Patent Mills by such alterations as a-e necessary. IT desired;
And will repair Moving or Rcaping Machiaes on the short
est notice il delivered ii cur shop Ia Delaware, Ohio al
of which work w!ll be dosie- Al a reasonable cofnpensaIoa
in cash or approyeIirAdT-
y. Is. These Mills are admirably adapted for cleaning
FIax-seed. Reference is made TO tie agricultural papers
rur recommendation.
Delaware, July y, iSJS.-ztf