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Randolph County journal. [volume] (Winchester, Randolph County, Ind.) 1855-1862, 1858-10-28
From the Christian Enquircr.I
''Nothing but Leaves --Nayk r: !

a'othiu- uut ItHfcS ''--.ndrk T.
Nothing but leaves;th Spirit griev.s
Over wasted life;
Sin committed while conscience slept,
Prom'sc made but never kept,
Hatred, battle, and strife,
Nothing but leaves.
Nothing but leaves; 20 garner.d sheayes
o. life's fair. ripened grain;
Words, Idle words, for earnest deeds;
We SOW our seed-lo. tarcs and weeds;
We reap with toll and pain
Nothing but leaves.
Nothing but leaves; memory vcaves
No veil to screen the past;
As We retrace our weary way.
Counting each lost and misspen: day.
We find sadly az last
Nothing but leaves.
And shall we meet tn Nas.o. so,
Bearing our withercd leavesl
The Savior looks for perfect fruit
We stand before Him. humbled, mute,
Waiting the word He broathcs-
Nothing but leaves"
VI. y. CoSwAr.
Randolph County journal. [volume] (Winchester, Randolph County, Ind.) 1855-1862, 1858-10-28
w A man very much intoxiea,sl

was sent TO jail. the other day. AM
one of his. friends icing aSkel Why he
didn't BAIL him out. replied that il
would take man at least twenty-fou,
hours to ruxP him cut. consequently
he didn't wish to commence bailing.
Randolph County journal. [volume] (Winchester, Randolph County, Ind.) 1855-1862, 1858-10-28

Er The man who did not think it
respectable to bring mp his children to
work, has just heanl from his three
sens. One OF them was n driver on a
canal; another had been taken up as a
vagrant; and the third had goncto a
public Institution TO learn the shoe
h,,rinc-- --ln- lo,rr- --I--
Randolph County journal. [volume] (Winchester, Randolph County, Ind.) 1855-1862, 1858-10-28
Light. More Light!

4 HIVE made arrangements with the Pro-
1 prietors OF knApp's Patent Coal OIL
Llmps. and will have constantly on hand 4
supply of all kinds. These Lamps arc per
fectls safe. IL being impossible tor the OH -
explode. free from smoke or unpleasant odor
shilc burning, and by actual experiment
consume oaiy one cents worth OF Oil an
hour They my be seen Al nll times az my
Drug Store, where | shall be happy to show
20 all who may wish TO purchase.
april lst. 81. w. B PIERCE
Randolph County journal. [volume] (Winchester, Randolph County, Ind.) 1855-1862, 1858-10-28

Ing, while at my feet, in the shade OF
the delightful old tree. child sat
twining wreath. / had just closed
my book, my thoughts being bent
upon wandering from the subject. in
spi,e Of all my studious ciiorts.--
Noticing the action. Winnie held up
the halI-hnished wreath, and said.
DO you think it will be beautiful"
| nodded assent, aud with q satisfied
air she resumed her task.
Away over the hills and dales OF
that summer landscape flew my spirit,
while my langnid senses fell into a
quiet dozc. by the side Of silvery
lake stood alone in dream. Down
into the deep waters / looked. and to
my wondering eyes an enormous book
appeared, more and more distinctly,
until l could distinguish the letters,
and actually read from its widespread
pages. Every page, as the leaves
mystcriously turned was headed
"Do vou think it will he beautiful?"
Again and again | nodded drowsily.
until at the last page | exclaimed
Yes. yes--I do.'
a merry shout Of laughter woke me-
and | saw the little elf holding her
finished wreath. and looking dcmurely
at me: but with the remains of her
laugh still lingering around her mouth.
and ripping off into smile
"What a nice nap You have ladl"
she exclained-"what a while YOU
took TO answer my question. DO you
know for whor: | have male this
wreath? Well. ! will tell you if you
wont 50 to sleep again while | am
telling, it is for Nellie. was angry
at her Yesterday. She took my book
when ] wished to read, and when
asked her to give it to me, She said
Please to lc: me read just thisp ]
told her that ! had borrowed it. and
must return it q. night; and she said
Only let me read page or two!'
Then said, Il must take il back
without reading It myself. ] think
YOU are very unkind, and l don't love
you,' Nellie Jumped up, and said
Here. sister, dear-you may have it,
i uos scltishl' So she put her arms
around my neck, and would have
kissed me. but | was angry. anil
unwound her arms, and turned away.
Poor Nellie; she was so sorry, But
felt worse than she, after all. How
glad she will he to have the wreath.
and to know that | love her! Is it
prctty?"
The little tongue ceased. and away
ran It's owner, leaving me to dozc and
dream again. Once more | saw the
open book, away down in the clear
water, and, as leaf after leaf turned
again, | read on every pagc--"Bc
kind tc each other" The last leaf lay
still moment, the book closed, and
vanished from my sight, but in golden
letters, on the lakes surface, | read
again-"Be kind to each other" -
Away over the lake flew the bright
words, chasing one another. and anon
they seemed to dance before my eyes,
and nodded to their fantastic motions
until their appeared confusion oi
pretty flowers, among which the words
seemed to play hide and seek. a
Fairy hand selected the choices;
flowers, and formed graceful wreath,
when again voice startled NE, say
Randolph County journal. [volume] (Winchester, Randolph County, Ind.) 1855-1862, 1858-10-28

RrDErxso TIyr-"I say Peter. in
going round the world man loses q
whole day from MS lie. Can he in
any way make !; up agains" ao"0i
yesl that's easy. Il. him tam rorni
al & t.ck aC-.-
Randolph County journal. [volume] (Winchester, Randolph County, Ind.) 1855-1862, 1858-10-28

Ev "Ah. Pat"' said schoo'm:s.
tress to a thick headed urchin into
whose muddy brain she was attempt
ing to beat the alphabet. I'm afraid
You'll never learn any thing. Now
what's that letter. eh?"
Sure. and l don't know. ma'am."
replied Pat
II though. you might have reuer.-
bered that
why. ma'am?"
Because it has do. over the top
of it,
"0ch. mA'am I mind Il well. bet
sure l 'honght it Was ay speck."
"Well. now. remember. Pat. is'sl."
You. ma ann"
mo. mol net u. but l."
Not j but yon. ma'am--hor's
that?"
Not bnt ron. blockhsaa.,'
"Oeh. vie faith, now have It
ma'sm. You mean 10 say that not /
but you are blockhead."
Fool. fool" exclaimed the pe,is-
goguess almost bursting with rage.
Just as You please" quietly re-
turned Pat; fool or blockhead-it's
no matter. as long as yer free 70 oxn
L."
Randolph County journal. [volume] (Winchester, Randolph County, Ind.) 1855-1862, 1858-10-28

@ The City of st. Joseph, No.
with 10, 900 inhabitants. has not one
nublic school, nor any place 70 hold
Randolph County journal. [volume] (Winchester, Randolph County, Ind.) 1855-1862, 1858-10-28

So soft, 20 sweet, 30 mild, SO holy,
so cheerful IN obscur.st shade,
60 unpretending, meek and lowly,
Ana !et the pslde OF each green glade.
30 love doth spring, 40 love doth grow,
II u be- sucn ds never dies:
the bud just opens here below;
III. Hover b.ooms on ia paradise.
Randolph County journal. [volume] (Winchester, Randolph County, Ind.) 1855-1862, 1858-10-28
"Isn't it beautifully"

isn't it beautifuls"
/ awoke with a start, and the two
sisters, reconciled, stood before me:
Nellie. wearing the wreath. and
Winnie, with her arms around her.
looking fondly in her face.-Littls
Piiarim.
Randolph County journal. [volume] (Winchester, Randolph County, Ind.) 1855-1862, 1858-10-28
Real Estate Agency.
ASAHEL STONE.

mcl'stcr. Randolph County. Indiana,
nFFE2S for sale over THREE THOU
OSAND ACRES OF LAND ia Randolph
and Jay C3untics, Ind. some oi j, fine I'm
proved Farms. And improved and unim
proved Town l.ots in Winchester, Maxvillo
Huntsville, and Camden, oI accommodation;
terms. dee 81
Randolph County journal. [volume] (Winchester, Randolph County, Ind.) 1855-1862, 1858-10-28

bY GEO. p. cmEryrR.

'Tis not flower OF instant growth;
But from an unsupported germ,
That lay within the hearts OF both,
ASSUMES its everlasting form.
Is daisy buds among the grass.
With the same green doth silent grow,
Nor maids nor boys that laughing pass
Can tell II they be flowers or no.
TIL on some genial morn in May
Their t.mid, modest leaflets rise,
Disclosing beauties to the day
That strike the gazer with surprise
Randolph County journal. [volume] (Winchester, Randolph County, Ind.) 1855-1862, 1858-10-28

EZ- Lord Brougham completed his
s0th year on Sunday, the 10Th day Of
Serfennhor lnst 1.u- Ll.- 80 u
Randolph County journal. [volume] (Winchester, Randolph County, Ind.) 1855-1862, 1858-10-28
G.. :. & j. II. GOODRICH

Attorneys :sG Law,
0iice on Franklin ST.. South Pubic Squire.
VIII attend promptly 20 all business en-
trusted % their care. Strict attention vii
b. given u the collection and security OF
cllims.
Randolph County journal. [volume] (Winchester, Randolph County, Ind.) 1855-1862, 1858-10-28

The boys let George mp after that,
and from that time TO this he hasn't
touched glass of liquor, and "seen
no rats no, the FIRST rat.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-06-29
NHE NEW BOOKS
i WHICH EVERYBODY IS BUYING.

i wRICR EVERYBODY Is BUYING.
LRcruRrs OF sts5; IoLA MONTE,
n'So,Ds Sonc Ds, H,o-e % I@,s s. @omsn Gsnuy
tc- Muslin, se.l portrait. P,ie- 81
woMANs THOUGHTS ABOUT WOMEN.
The l.e' d be-, -ora ,, ihs ssss9, r joan s.a ,s
Bound in mu'in Price 81
FOLLOWING THE DRUM
K.eiuitps psidenf. G.nds, ie. By Nm Eesrsr
L. VIELf- Muslin. Pho' 81
...., ss LIE I'd o. sadS sSsa s!1H5s 81 Red s.sso.
BSOws. Muslin. Pfcs sL
7aur LOVE NEVER DID RUN SMOOTH.
A. Ssn s r y f,3 By psd md ID
lin. Illustrated. Phce 80 eehs
cossoooNY, daa
On TIE S Gs.1 B. sSa els
DAWES. Octave muslin- Piie 81
DEAR EXPERIENCE
Ts. BY G. BUsrnI .uiboI Of DOar An.ono L.'re11
B.roD" Ic Win Illustrations by L~soh Of the London
Puch. Muslin. PIice 81.
BEATkICE CENCI.
ossrsi % isssn i 5; Lrer sos1i Muslin two one
win s,eel portrait. Price 81 rs
ROUMANIA.
co%ps q TTti E5sfq PoT hlTe ..e saa
LsJgs limo Musli- Phoe 81 So
NOTHING 'ro TO WEAR
SsiiIcsl POEM By WILLIAM ALLEs BUTLER Profaseiy
and ,krtly tmbesheo With fDe iAus'isoat New eaioI
BOOi,ee, BY ed.rins quantities will be given an e1trs
'''0'D' RUDb % cARIsToa, Pusn.Asr. and BoeI.su.r.
NB-RUDp CARLETON, opon receipt Of the Prio-, win
send Of tn. .ss,s .0 y % s pS'ts S ha to .Ss NY
Booksellers sopphed With the desired work
New-York daily tribune., 1858-06-29
ID u X Z w A L L K
PURE WATER
FILTER TIE CROTON
THE DIAPHRAGM FILTER
THE ONLY GENUINE CROTON FILTER
pd pure Ar

Dolly News Editorial, Juus &C. I3S3:
"In dhcussiIs tsb topics yesterday Oar Dirt Our Dan
ser sDd Our Duty omitted mention Of the important sub
sct Of our crpk Of the sy for the OF out
excellent River Co.oa " render sstisfscory
q bevers,e ss mount ain spring wafer. 8.
By sbunt snoe good and wholesome water, great cities
are made hsbi,as and from eng hospi ais OF d,ee become
Abodes Of longevity The quality the very bet w.er how
ey,r obtain. rivers has been always iouLd impaired To
purify the Tt the Seize tie Clyde the De
and the Baxno the Of the capitals situated upon the
banks ell o, NOUS 6.t@is have been constructed
The eaIthJ 5ecayea alter In ~aer known 20 DC
fruitful cause enal disIeer Enipen professional a.
thorities affirm hs. Intermittent fers chiefly oused oy
SnpIpg ths contain vegetable iuPun~. hst in Wins
and scaes introduced into the OF et auu
.nins, from ia, pure wa.es BE SO or not we may secure
.,sin the Of such evils oy pa'sirs sn me
wbs, Il tsten from heeho~ng
eonntry .prins through some hind OF st0ue filter
"TbeIe can probably be effective pan dscov
cred for fos than the psPh f.e in'eat-d
by I'm JepnisOn. Some Improvements (by Mo SiospnD
have been lately introduced which Iise enhanced sne
and river water Is used, this fier should Dc
sdoyt6." :, ,u, -
Tie Dsphrsgm Filter /. composed Of sni metallic cs.e
that will rot oxieize cousns medium OF srtihcs stone; NJ
tes gallon per minute can be attached 70 soy we
Price Thee Dollars and sent 10 any part Of the cun
Ofc. Diaphragm Filter No. SAL 4h.t, door from Broad
New-York daily tribune., 1858-06-29
THE RIGHT CHORD STRUCK AT LAST.

S<me you moral Pbusees whose mission ts to scold
Git Book enterprise, miracle B" hold
L. AZ the Boob House, Two Hundred Ninety
W.e ,,ns with choice OF Presents free
No vh,s hats of chance IN any shape we USE
Ysu pres boy from thousands you may oho'
A hup5red books " ch Of eighteen csrats noe,
osp,eo wtlsd oksed and saasDteed-or else gold eue
Ian. Jewel Cssesopep hro~p the gesDins wealth a-Psy
Rsnest. tia the GIn Boob Houis, Two Nne'y''hee' o'0
way, ,,
wbsr. mtIehsns lawyers, eersynen and many Broadway
belle
Ar. buy well knowing there, purchase SELL
The sat Il all the booksellers this Gin Book House has s2t
Nks BY eli euhsuc~d lie on the sh-lves ana iot
Bo1ks hke idde off, and rain or shine,
He desAen the largest trade that's done here IN DIS ne
III. the in hs Boob Trade IL the puon
eaton u III. plan dbuiirs Presents with boJks ~
eenuy Introduced the American Gin ard Book house ~
Is" away EVEN buyeI Of Boos OF Books has choice o
bpheTeds Of different Presents selected from the best stock oil
ss'"srih tooJs warranted TO give stsctin Descpu'e
eaisot ues sent free. Address A. RANNEY, Agent
New-York daily tribune., 1858-06-29

~ ORDERS SOLICITED.
DRY o o D s.
HOSIERY
NOrIONs.
AT VERY Low PRICES.
NEvER OUT OF CHOICE GOODS.
Whss eur re1hscrs let ;heir sto;A run
soxu dzinS tie summer nsn.hA and
~ mex. 10 inyossihe fer C-gniy
Merchants 70 r.. whs, tAeJ want.
s.her rJ cfoerns or comins them
selves, rccs remains fun and cor
t~ae IN IN as Departmental We hep
Z, sesd fr,es Of Summer Dress Goods.
Men, Summer st1ss Linen Dilhass
and sA seAsonsbs 6oodA
We ve herr- fully P'srsed to hh, and We solci' s 'n>
nIns and oa.A orders br
DRESS GOODS,
sHAwLs, NASrrTLAs, DUsIEss, kc,
CLOTHS cAssiMEREs, h.,
GENTS FURNISHING GOODS
HOSIERY,
WHITE GOODS.
YANKEE NOTIONS, h., ks.
DOMESTIC GOODS.
ALL At Low PRICES
LArHRoP, LUDlNGrON Co.,
Nos. 3 AND Is PARK-PLAcE,
Nos % AND - NUaRaY-sf
DRY GOODS; s;,.,u..r, SAL, .,
SPRING AND SUMMER
DREs 600 s.
ARNOLD CONSTABLE 4 Co. Win sen the entre balance
Of tbeir spdDs imporsaons greatly reduced prices
Their sssmeRs Of the 4ndemeptaoned articles sti very
complete
PLAIN AND FANCY SILKS
COLORED AND BLACK SILK ROBES
BAaEGEs AND BAsEGE ROBES
gRESCH AND ENGLISH JAcONETS.
FRENCH AND ENGLISH PRINTS.
TRAVELLING DRESS GOODS
MOURNING DRESS GOODS.
n B-ARNoLD. CONSTABLE Co have still on band .
beautiful and unsurpassed assortment of hANrILGAS which
they are clearing 90: .; extreme y low priceA
SILK MANTlLLAs AND rALMAS.
REAL LACE POINTS AND MANrILLAa
FRENCH LACE nANTlLLAs.
SILK AND BAREGE MANIlLLAS.
TRAVELLING CLOAKS, RAGLANs, BUSTERS, 40
CANALsT., corner Mercer,
New.Yorh.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-06-29


Won wish to dfnk fro a sediment wat.I AMI ma
oIv.s,t.be use WEIGHTS PATENT " ATCR EILfER This
ltef bss ways for the entrance OF the ssr
lvsr and one for the pssse of the wsr through
DE- meonm and through the pipe at tae top The .ste
,kt the under SIDE o medium Il 81 angle washes on Al
impu. The medium used superior quality OF far Felt
n expressly for this and found bt eSPeiinenu
made hy scientific men, b. TIE bss for herns po pses aud
b,stes the exist In al others s1cn a. qu
porous glass al Of which tsin "a the sps
culs a. oheosiye and useless Us
superiority fbe old reye's filters be seen fro ae
that after tee is DO Po-.oiiy pncarn
puie w.ter he aud sediment hsf has on iood
through 'he H. with the qusrz or sand VII be constantly
cash out with force opposite eirecion until the
other ioe cbokd, the difficulty will sl-
Vile this Fiber, being simple 10 its eonstrucon easily
order bS the who u.e them Pnce ~ %
Mspu.ctur3 and TOR 81. hy LOCKE CRAioIE Plumbers
No. u East 20th o.. New-ioTk.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-06-29

guecure,ale for sale In any country Vhssc'ef.
HEALTH e.Acrn
Couisued spaa ns Lsd,.s By wearing
DOUGLAS q SHERwOOD'S
CELEBRATED SKIRTS.
fHE UNPARALLELED SUCCESS OF THE
NEW EXPANSION SKIRT
9s ss Of which sold during the lA month h IN
a DE . % n. s e @ s1. IT, +, s S
@ mouth: d jae: July md AS.s.I
They also call a;.eaiisn 70 tAsiI
NEW LINEN SUPERIOR Skirt,
FOR TRAVELLING.
vhicb y rec4ivtns universal from the Ladies'
They tbs sole propdetOr Of ns only
nae Beware Of many limitations offered In tho MARKET
they ali either nfiinsemenn or wO1le'a
fhs' a''' esS',fidIs 70 0TaER Gi DIFFERENT STYLES
seitk ,csthout the Patent Adjustable buste ,rr
MEpcAL hHrs aGTHoSlrY yen sssa ~ s %
Aos I.e~ ssvsd to ~ pubic None genuine unless
v.Sye .p1yeLAs 544,,s = ssERWS3ps g SNW y9.rr
For sale throughout United Stas-s and Cansdns
CHARLEs STREET & Co.,
~ No. I75 BROADWAY. ...--,--
esEAT sasskisd-o -our SALE!
ia or,rquenre Of ALTERATIONS to be made in our ,ore
esy which viii require the portion OF our stock
to be removed, we bsv. t:Imo,d to offer
OUR IMxESsE STOCK
REDUCTION OF rwrsExt , = sS FIFTY PER CENT Be
1t tenrnprise. IN p.r.,. ,,,, -
sdK fasmER Traha AND EscE sAN
TRAVELLING DusTERs AND RaoLAas,
in every style and mAie'i-
fHRls B6NNErs. HEAD-DREssEs AND FLOWERS,
Of TIE most e.sssn, eescf'p.ioo ins;seDss'e~
ho'ElTJss js., oosp.sl per thhS'A
STRAW GooDs-BLo0MERs' AND CHILDRENs HATS
CEILING OFF Sc SELLING OFF
LADIES' NOW Is s1pa,T.s TIE TINT N FOR YOU TO BUY
AAS''EFaasSf 'EFaaSfS5ss s5se5Ss OYSTERS.
HEAD DRESSES,
ILLUSiON BERrHAs
And other article. in our Millinery M.ntla
too numerou. 70 selling every Article without
's'''''' GREATLY REDUCED PRICES
Orr whole Stock Good, and shall be sold Os
bef,re " commence on our FAN work.
csl aid examine for yourselves and you VII hnd
representations # goods oHred are rau and
JUsT Beesu,e wi,h customers to feel pleasure in 10
'-'h'ns u u' '''- SEASON TO SEASON
which, With god management, good
TONERS, Is quite sunicisnt-
PARIS AND LONDON HOUSES,
eyefy Season. al copy uem 10 our
MANUFACTURERS,
thereby giving our su'tO%enihe awe
It prices far below original iOpOr.tan AMI 90 not
pr..t ut them being mAnutstaed by Foreign Artists that
have only m Ethical existence.
'AA'''' SELLING OPT!
FOR THE NExr SIXTY DAYS AND TEf'a We HOPE, Ii. .
JAMES 9. AITKEN
Successor to 'l'lETs:s Es- IS en-: c.1sl..
New-York daily tribune., 1858-06-29
Ghanres for Bus,ness Asis.

EOR SALE or EXCHANGE for CITY PROP
4 ER,Y-A PAPER MILL With hys s--.s q and dts.:sd
IN BIoou sed v',hn twelve n.ile. o. Nv fot Usy:
y-srs complete running 0d~r ecnrsps stssm sns,ne
md so .b Sa .s'
u. DO'ehss r.n.n on ea .,d s'tf,s. ~ I%
No cHs or II 'S' ''4''' %RosT II ;S5 eoseEh
EOR SALE-An UNDRRTAKERs STORE,
Il stxsi.d good ocshy whh hrs;-rs'e sfoes on hand
nifty osoH b. os-r. for .-ns -i b. .iv-n ~ 81
T. IS SA' % & e .es" % o
ULAES-WORKS for SALE.-A controlling in
VI tered in the NEw.LONDON GLASS COMPANY. The
vork. Of th Company lew With farnseA ov.ns .1d es
sS.ss fr ~. bu.ine.s But .n.n .um vii Be
nsso.d 70 put them t operation Aadisss HESRY r. hi-
VEN, Ns~ToadOn.
IN sPRINGF D.-MANUFACTURNG
s.i, Sssopsn, 70 is W.d Msnuesunns C.np.ay
Of bah Cotton Tssory, oop,ApDs machinery ts ." yr
sSu.. ' sWo siceSs o. Srci soSdnr yer .l
eipt r the accommodation Of 'se a' sei %
budn Also branch Rstio.4 On. ut. b lsos'a
ss u: s .n s... I'd &C.
Land iRs ec:h ds. e the Gho'Rs HT1 s,oo
e :,g s,asf 9sERi sSf Isf's % geo,
srtssf..tj q " HOLT, at the NM or sAAsfo~N 'n'
MERCHANDISE, SUITABLE for the WEST
valuable TRACTS Of LAND situated in the thivins County OF
Eau Claire Wisconsin. The lands In fee; no
Fun ~nniee cees Oil Be ,de by .re'pon.bs party sod
fair an unit cash will be in exchanse for
,tok Of DRY GOODS ober ssped hr tha sec
ton Apply 70 wA COKE DUsENBERY, room No Trinity
Building. No Ill Broadway
DARTNER WANTED, with 81 500 cash, ~
toin the advertiser who will invest eq1a amount In
MANUFACTURING BUSINESS in this city under circum
Will double the Investment yearly The ss-r
the entire
Address MECHANIC Ti5une Office
mo MIIV DPAIERS-A Farmer in West
chester County /, de.ious Of dposns Of his NESS Of
MILK cops,De about 30 quarts day. less 70 De de-
uyst In good order The New Haven Railroad Dep IN Con
tie 1t for 81 ceI free from iesht oihr ehages laquus
Al Akn.,t near Divop between the hours OF and m
CA 0OO or $4,000 WANTED with an ac-
D4sUOV tive silent PARTNER) TO iavest IN . -u,i
mate and bo rsbe that the money IN III
month"; This an unusual opportunity bu real ore Ad
drrss vrh real signature, OSMAN, Tribnpe Ofioe
New-York daily tribune., 1858-06-29

L & s o -
u The American AtrcutuIis. 10 a rood psper out TH
AMERICAN FARhEkS MAGAZINE is a htle batter for
h.sIt.II, 81 es.se, Buy sHd Price l? oent. At No
Bee hnsr st oetn No IL; No Is % hoor; or
ii A. D hOORE's Agricultural Pubher No 20 Fultonst
NEW MUSIC -Balmoral Schottisch. by i. II.
lN BlowD. sii3 splendid kboutph, sOc Is Crepasnle
hiDn+t Sc Lsvabsn Galop d Albsn with lhbos~ph 30
Pearls 400 Disnoids Malu'ks Ton,l SOC RsSy Mi1ust
Ly.he,s o North S'S Qaedil.s Strauss sos Just pab
Rk-d Sent BY s Poss. free F Pianos and MelodsoDs
70 kt g. G0KDOS. No. 100 Broadway neas 4A.st
GHEET MUSIC and MUSlC-BOOKS.-Deal
~ Ttachrrs, BE Musical Sses Banas
pAsS whh Aoere Foreign Moe the loves. rsies New
hsss pObsbed da kasie scnt by mail postage esd wboie
n ssIket pnee - remitSd Cs.sbsues scpics,on.
PIRTH, POND Co., Nc. 5n Bissd~sy NY.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-06-29
FRENCH MANUFACTURERS' SALE
NEW AND ELEGANT MASTILLAs,

4 FRkNCH MANUFACTURERS SALE
" NEW AND ELEGANT a.srILL.s:
Amounting :. oo., Ps, :. Sys rS,..D,. s'n France
LouIs vcros Ass.rp AID JEAN y.csvss Lssosr.sE.
wbO-- pcloct. auown .ise o St P-...eag to Con'.n.
tpop.e IN Euops from Beston TO heS Orleans Ia the
United having ben freed 70 succamb to the pressure Of
The the s.s % % a.a 81 A asss s.;aS .nd sSs n. s %
ui,sI sosy disposed 81 Petebu offered for pub
tic distribution at the eonmodo1s and rsssnt store
Between TbOmp.on' aud rsyo Saloons By private eysIo
Ss S sf FRENCH StEs 4ouRf sf's ;sf sssRsGPrc INK
purpose Of d7csips fourth aud ns civioend 70 tne
prc1. in most cases viii be merely but vii DO sold
cr lees than he smount Of CUSTOM. DUES B,S.si s
Ger 's'' '0' NJ wiLuAM D EsrshaE
specially es.nea the sbovs 'psc.0us prs.as
for ' Gs asua. s.Is az Sss va y r EAou
Sg1SGso 4 '1n,ts n EsIK Par Ku.sru1.s ?,
s SOC FIousCED sILk MANTiLLas s..............o
SO superb II 4NT.LLAs.
Between 90 and Coz Of the most eoy and .chsrehe gar
Also upwnd Of 500 FRENCH LACE NANrELErs. with
ene three houuce ebhy he produo c the ceraed
Ch.ptil, Looms, and rsDsos in piee fom S6to 80.
M.snla,.n. REAL CULTURE LACE iANrlLLAs,
RIAL PUsAEa LACE POINTS,
Ss4E SII5t5 SHEEAp t.Ss LacE SaSTiII.s, MaSTifL.s,
REAL THREAD LACE POIaTS, &c.
wA0.e buyers can only be ~'sd oeSn precious to 10 in
Observe ihe number, SCI BROADWAY hstgecn Thomp-
soma al TaJlor's Saloons william D. EsTERRE-
NARPETING.-SPRING lMPORTATIONS,
~ la5S 1t GREAT REDUCTION OF PRICES.
SMITH LOUNSBEaRY,
No. s6o BROADWAY. aesr CrAndd
Arc e6shns-
Ensn.A Tapestry Bra.seis =. s7t cent. psI yard
English Tapestry velyes At 81 IS Per yaId
English Brussels at 81 10 par yard
EDsHsh Ing u rs cents yard. -
Also, a choice Of OILCLOrHS, WINDOW
SHADES LACE CURTAINS, and q. other Goods psIt.isins
10 the tIsds. at equally low prc@s
OLA BAREGE ROBES
- FaoM AUCTION
$50 BAREGE ROBES at half =. II importation.
W. JACKSONS MOURNING STORE
No. 55 Broadway. between spnug aod Prince sts
NJ o " Il N N G. G o o ID
NI From AUCTION
Sease. FINE Lawns I1!e, worth Tests
cases FRENCH. l5.. worth 25cts.
, es.s MOUsLINE D'CHiNE lsc worth Slcts.
Observe w JACKSONS MOURNING STORE,
No. 55I Bosawsy bet~e-p Spring aod PnDos-sts.
BEAUTIFUL FRENCH SHOES.--JEFFERS
ID removed No 573 Broadway where be h,s
spacious sBd of:s ahordns increased
facilities In addition % his elegant assortment Of
Ladies Shoes Of description he sDsbed 10 oder 10
G-ntesn: shoe GsiIss and Slippers Of superior workman
snip
The a,st poyees In Trimmings and Designs received
monthly from Paris and ali that 10 D sye bagtJ CON-
kined IN the J,d,rs Shoe.
The BaDeh This sbshmsn Sarstoea will open r the
Summer months, sbou, the lat Of July.
T AIDES FURS will be received by LEOPOLD
IL LANG No 81 Msidsn-lAoe New York for the Summer
month"; and will antee their Preservation from moh' during
period the following p'ices Mink fch VtcOrnes
Muss Toe 10 VI Sable Cap-s and Aufs, from 81 10
10 %.