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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-11-10
furnotes, Ranges, ST.

| EEDS
HOT WATER FURNACE
is THE FIRST ENTIRELY SUCCESSFUL and THO
ROUGHLY PRACTICAL APPLICATION ofthe ELEGANT,
HEALTHFUL and ECONOMICAL SYSTEM CT HEATING
THROUGH THE MEDIUM OF WATER $500.
WE HAVE THOROUGHLY TESTED TEEoE hEAi-
Frs in various situations and find them
ENTIRELY EFFICIENT IN THE COOLEST
WEATHER
THIS HOT WATER FURNACE 10 durable has few water
ioius leak needs repairs easily MANAGED does
not shrink or nure the furniture and wood Of the build
ing and can them fire, and POsSESsES MANY
ADVANTAGES long ciIcuitous coils and steam pipes OF
radiators. . ,.~,,,r,,. r,x,
ESTIMATES made for WARNING and VEETILATlNo,
either BY HOT WATER, STEAM, or WARM AK, at short
notice. personal attention given Ia the same by
GEORGE l.. CANNON,
NO 4O6 BROADWAY. NETWORK.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-11-10

IN aud after MONDAY Nsy TO- 1855 and until further notice,
Passenger Trains will Pier Of DuAnes follows viz:
DUNklRK EXPRESS g; sor Dur kirk and principal in
teftnedis,e Stations.
NAIL TRAIN At m, for DunkiIk and Buffalo ard
mediate Stations.
ROCKLAND PASSENGER s. m, from foo. Ch6rbers~.
VIA Piermcn, for SuleTns and intermediate Stations
WAY PASSENGER 81 P. IL, FOR kewbursh Middetown
and intermediate Stations.
NIGHT EXPRESS a. 5 p. "a for Dunkirt and Buffalo.
The above Trains daily SUNDAYS excepted
These Express Trans Es with the Ers Can.
sndagus and Niasars Falls Railroad for Nsgaa Falls az Btnz
anton with toe Syracuse and Bnsson RAILROAD for Syruse
Corning with the Buffalo Coming ard NewYo-k Railroad,
r Rochester; Bend with the Delaware Lsckswsnna
Western Railroad for Scranton; al Horneyis with tue
Buffalo and New.York City Railroad. for Blfsb q: Buffalo
ard Dun XIX with the Lake Shore Railroad for Cleveland Gin
s.nr ati Toledo. Detroit, CHICAGO &c.
B. T. HEADLEY, Assistant President
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MORSE K COMPANY,
Nos 90 Wall and Al William sis., Nev-York.
OFFICE LA CROSSE AND kILwsUKEE RAILROAD Co,
Eew.Yosx Sent 10 1eS8

NEw.YoKg, Sept 10, 1853
NOTICE is hereby gi7en to the holders of the
N FIRST hOgTGAGE LAND GRANT BONDS Of the
Il CROSSE AND MILWAUKEE, r. Il. Co., that the under.
osd are authorized 10 fund August pssue Coupons OF
"a Pe by giving n exchange therefor Tie sinmns
e,d OF the Company II seventy cents 70 the collar
ySk Bonds secured W Third Mortgage the entire
N. CSC mles of road upon all its deposits, hands, tan-
x, and roug stock snd all other real ana porsona prop
an bel1sng 70 said ComrcDy: -
AN XIfh 4 SSSG 6x6js, Committee.
A. c. 6UNNIS0N
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EOR SAyANNAH.-The American Atlantic
Sew s,enn,hip Compsnys fTstclsss steamship
HUNTSVILLE John A. Pos, Commander viii leave Pier No
r., on SATURDAY, Nov. Is Il o'clock p m r,eciss!y
Cakn passage with unsurpassad accommodations, %
YhIoss tickets 10 ew-Orlea $50 So; Mobile, *S5 Mont,
tonsry cas- Assny, Ga, ga; Atlanta AID Columbus 30
Macon S2 Fsl 10 per foot and poportionAte Ges
usurAles oxs-Laf per cent Apply 20 49,
u b. CROMWELL Co. No 20 " essc
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NOR SAVANNAH AND FLORIDA.-U. s.

MAIL LINE-The fsvori.e steamship ALA SAAA. Capt
Geo X schencs will leave THU SDAY, Nov II, ..
O'Clock o. H. fou Pier No. North River Cabin passage 70
sayannsh rs. ThIolgh tckas given % AoHtsomery Co
un bus Atlanta Albany Macoa Bs Of lsding signed ony
on board. Yor freight or cssssse. A2plT 70
sAML i. MiTCHILL SON No. Is Broadway.
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Ocean 6teamers, 81.

DOSS, FALCONER Il Co.'S LINE for san
III FRANCISCO-R & Co.'S extreme clipper ship STAR
LIGHT Capt Levi Howes. This well kown clipper IS now
taking balance of her at Pier No Il Fast River Fulton
Feuy) and will prompt die patch She has made three
successful San Fsucsco and sce0mp shed the run
in III She is thoroughly vensed and iueures al the
Stprcrs invited examine this beautiful
ship Engagements favorable be made applica
ton TO ROSS, FALCONER Co..
No. 46 Pinest corner of William
Agents at San Francisco Messs ID. L. ROSS Co Sight
Exchange San FTspcso for sale. Collections inside III Cal
fornia sndO rrcou
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PHI NONARY COCGH MIX

- TURE-TAs excellent Medicine, for IN. cnre OF oods
Coughs Csoap ard genera! Pulmonary Comp AL Is tray
sreet blessing the pubic. II . pleasant - s'- ch'-h ~
action and leaves bad result About 500 bottles hA's e-e
r-Aid TIE past in tie City OF Hartford tos ~ Is 81
and the hIs. He Publoy oieea % ne
citizen, o. Ntw-York. NJ,
Try sra give 4; ~ children, who VII sss
.eaey or Colds or Group. Sold wholesale BY r. e WEI Is
Co No us Frsnklir and retail by The DIuts.t re-
pared and sold Hartford Conn, by JOHN bhAuoOSns
Druggist and Apothecsry.
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TIME REGULAR MAIL LINE via STONING-
II RQSIQN and PROVIDE NCE-Ineud RQuta

TIME REGULAR MAIL LINE via STONING-
TON for BOSTON and PR0yIDENCE.-Inmnd Route
til. shortest AID most direct, carrying the Eastern Mail
The steamers PLYMOUTH ROCK, Capt. Joel Stone ana u
BENNINGTON ard PROVIDENCE ard BOSTON and
PROVIDENCE RAILROADS, leaving New York daily tSun
DAYS excepted from Pier No North River FIRST wharf above
Battery place, G4 O'Clock and s'onit son az ~ H.
or on the arrival of the Mail Train which leaves Boston
B;l0p. u. $50
The C. VANDERBILT from New-York, Monday Wednes
Friday from Storineton, Tuesday Thursday and Sat
urday. -
The PLYMOUTH ROCK, from New-York Tuesday Thur
day Saturday from Solngon, Monday Wednesday and
Friday. . r,
Passenger, proceed from stonnyon per railroad 20 Prov
depce Boston, In the Express Mail Train reaching said
places In advance those by other routes ard In ample time
fr ali the early morning es connecting North and East
Passengers thai prefer remain board the steamer enjoy
niSbs rest breakfast desired and leave Sonng
tor In the a. m. train for Providence.
accompanies the steamer and train through
each -.
FOR passse berhs freight. apply board the
steamer the Freight Office Pier No. North River or
the Office No 10 Battery place. November l, 1853.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-11-10

DEOPLE's LINE between NETWORK, CITY
i ISLAND, WHITEsTOSE, NEW ROCHELLE. and
EAMARONECK.-On aid after MONDAY, Octcb~r Is, the
steamer ISLAND CITY Capt James Nradenburgh will leave
Fulton Market slip .. Returning leaves Namsroneck
:. New Rochelle, City Issnd 3, N, and
s,one stS a IN.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-11-10

STEWARTs COUGH CANDY The best
- Couxh Candy made For Coughs and Colds aud al
Affections II the Threat and Lungs, Il has equal Whaesae
by SC HlEFrELlN BROTHERS Co. A. b. 4 d SANDS
Co OICOIT 4 NckEsSON, W. ". THAlER, aud BY Al
druggist. in the L. $. Manufactured BY STEWART Co.
No. 40 Pearl-st.. n. Y.
WILLIAM II. kI\SLEl, ID X I u u L
w (.uccs..or 20 o. X. end X ID late Of Ne.ey''th
Nc. II Got O.sr., (uesr Maiden snel, NEw- foSS-
Prompt given DsUG orots aud C1n-isnin-nt~
Orce above Of WM. BURGER late of Courtsndt-sf 81.
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NOR INYESTUENT.-We offer FOR SAL

NOR INVEST)fENT.--We offer FOX SALE
+ Also Of the TEN PEI. CENT SEN-1hSNpa AL w
- BONDS Of TIE CITY ON DUBUQUE, Iowa SAD
-, are issued pursuant provisions Of me lode Of
-, az The Common Council Of the CJ Of Dubuque Esery
e precsution been taken TO render the bono YANG
49, .ye tbe puctus payment If both interest and p,nei
~ trr rom e strict conformity 20 he statutes and Code
ffovs the City Cbarer and the special vote OF the people
rr;vate 81 the strongest character en-
- into 5y tie City Of Dubuque, which would make It
~ rmpe process ezrce the psyleH; Of these bonds by
,Ssey leyng spen the public private property "a TIE
=, ease Of default The conscis and the issue OF Boif
-. hsep carefully examined by Vim N. Evarts, esq., he'd
~. M Lane esq rnd Messrs. Choste Barnes and pro
nsed legal binding in the very strongest msnneI these
SoS, favorst with Banr State Insurance snd ia
~ eoek AZ an investment ADD not exceied By an IS
- euy The Bonds offered consist Of Us VI each
esbts with particular, regards the finances of Du
s. and The for promptly paying the ierest
- ,inca the indebtedness OF the city be- bad s
s's<S' - MORSE 4 COMPANY,
Nos 20 Wall and al William ss, New York.
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CENTRAL RAILROAD of NEw-JERsEY-

lNENTRAL KAIIRUAU OF NEW-JEhSEI-
~ Connecting New Hampton with the Delaware, Laets
and Western Railroad and 81 Esston with tie Lehso
Valley Railroad.
VAIL ARRANGEMENT, commencing October J. lss9:--
NewYork for Esson and intermediate places from Pier
No. North River Il m, and for Soner-
Vile by above trains and AZ ?.
The above trains connect Elizabeth With trSns the New
Jersey Railroad which New York from the foot OF Court
lAndt.st., a. u and II a. m, and and p. ID.
Deaw and Western Rail-
road will leave !: only. For Lehsn Valley Railroad 81
" a m and u IN JOHN D. Stems, Superintendent.
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FLUSHING RAILROAD-Leaves Fulton Mar
ket Wharf by steamer lOLAS st 35, $50 and 10 M,
and and $3.50 D. TIE Flushing L. l., 81 eS,
and 10 NJ aud and $50 meeting and exchanging
passengers with the bost Hunters Point Through IN 50
niuutes. Fare Is cents VIM NJ. SMITH, Receiver.
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P,cITIc MAJ STEAMSHIP

J
~.,-oxr RuIIuIsG, Ne 90 Wal IT., ~ Y. oc. "a l&s
,y,uiE ANNUAL ELECTION for DIRECTORS
I,b. Cort.ny will b. held OF WEDNEs DAY, N1v le
,a ,he h,ars Of II and p. III The Transfer BOOKS
vH y e'''e00A Inc FEEDHRiC HoFFxAN, Secretary.
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nACIFIC MAI, STEAMSHIP COMPANY.

i TontDe Building, No. IS Nal-st. New-Yort, Oct. %
G5The Annual Election for Directors Of the Company Will
held "Wednesday Now TO- between the hours Of II and
The TIsIsf. Books VII be closed on he day Of cleo
zion. FREDERIC HOFFMAN, Secretary.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-11-10
HAVE YOU GOT TIE TOOTHACHE }
j II " HIyAs TOOTBAcHE REMEDY viii core s.:
UldnO~ IorIrs aa0 Mnsu.

, LARGE ASSORTMENT Of Boston and New
N Ysrt PIANOSAt pices hs. defy competition, for s~h
6~vpdhaua P.Anos for &c, -, ELS, ans $50 P,-n"s
ts 1t A. z. THOMSON, No. es BrosdvaJ.
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Professional Notices.

RURR & LORD, SHORTHAND WRITERS,
- No i9 Nssseus 0cis reporters in the United stssa
kls:e from 1886 - 1854
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IL LlNEkFOOL.-ILe PERSIA, c. II. z Judkins, com
napdeg will sal from tie on WEDNESDAY NEAT,
the ie.h instant steamboat will ply bet the Conpsnys
wharf * Jersey City and .he Persis 80
convey ysssengrTs and baggage on board
The ASIA will Gail the 2lth November.
L. CUNARD. No. Bowling Green.
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&fn9tnai.

M hVy sotloe {. hersby riven th,t the Sosrt Of
VN COAPAiN - ,eny have TIL GAY declare SEMI
Drsetan o. ppgnTND Of SD PER C<Nr, payable on aud
ANNUAL ~ Of November iost, v which ds5 the trans
sorsI tse syr closed November 9, lS'8
tw booh arc EA sTANsBURY, Secretary
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9nldnoifbe Deri6te.

= Sn ct. Souls 1T Der Oeuti6e Sserfcls som
pralbentet gum 9pfmeiler srnannt pprbeu.
Nabe gepport, &p, ertrant Der beutIbe GRuiz
fer 9ambert Neiter. Sein College 81. 9unmidel, Der
i'm retten puate, pare beinabe e~benfalls e~rtrrtufen.
= Gin piDbli6er SOB ~erelte Gideon s. Oidenipn
Don GlsrmOnt 60, S6io, ais sr nit ietner 6amilie
am Stestii6e iab unb %perielben cine bumprinilde
QnsfbOts sr3atlte.
Pin benz Si6e elmer Natte ltarb q. Shannon,
Elm reipeftatler Sirser BON Barren, Seferlon &c.,
Sbic.
= 5ru6tbar. @inem 3. S. Struns in Soutb
gBinbipr, Conn, wurben am %. October 1857 ,pei
1Ddter uns Elm Scbn %sebDren, unb am Is. October
1858 beidsntte i'm feline @attin pisberum init spei
S6bnen, 70 pab ii6 feline 5amilie binnen einem Sabr
I'm prsi SDbne unb 3wei G66ter permeBrt Bate.
: &leines setiert &leinss. Sn Yabucab, S..
fam cine jun9e nnperbeiratbete Dame BON ID Sabren
nit sinen, &inpe nieper, wel9es II Yinnb ppa.
- Son Gineinnati pirp %semelbet, baB flint Oeuts
i6e am Sonnta9e i'm Saule bes Gbr. Gprmaun elm
anseiebteS SittsrS tranten unD furs nadber Nae ere
%frautten. @iner, s. 3. 5iltbpter, sing nit Gpbe as.
aus Der 1nteriuduns erbeat, ba6 9ermann BON eli
mem SrauterbanPler 8urseln setauft unb le in
@tisteY 9eleSt batte, I'm ~benielben in Sitters unn;u<
tpanbela. Die asrsts Geben bic Iurssln fir ygSplfs=
pars" srtlart, Die bstanntli& siiti9 1T.
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Observation-Disclosures.

gGie IN %friiberen Sabren merpe i6 aud Sielrn gEir-
ter wteoer Abenbfla0en ttlben fur Grpadlene. weldc
bic enslilde Spraas srlernen woaen, 70 wie autb fir
"oplGe, ole llA I'M SGrrtben unr 9tebnen ysrpegs
tontmnsn pOllen. Die Sepin9un8en werpcn 10 tiua
ME mG9lib 9siteat. .
I'm balbise Qnmelounsen bittet
SentD son @%r6ntua.
GlaD'Strabe, 3piI6en Der 7. u, s.
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por,euan,, @tetn- unp @Iaswaare G,el6aft.

Dem sestrten bsutfden @ubIifum 81 funb. baB an Der edc Der
Srpap unb 9rihen Straee Gin encrmes Eager ron alerbanb &C.
ltirr fur bic Sausiptrhtl&aft stabltrt il. tpsl6ee bas einsise bout
jde geItdft bieIer Dirt In RiGnVnt lit. Infer enforcement entbdtt
Glas., Stttse unb 9preelan<gDaare, MeIItr unD 9abeln, 06ftI
ouer @rt, &aGtsr unb 9bcefanneu. 2ampen prn 9inn, 9led, Sri>
taunia unb ftIpsrpIattirts, = Shttbrttter, Spisssl unb Spicselsl6e
fer oQer gr6sen, = Stutr, &letber-, Sftn. unb Sfroub6irlen,
aud alsHtaub furse gBaare, unb SpieIsels ,. &c. gSiebcrssrfdu-
fer ire,ben SO %Spr!beilbaft fnbtn, bel uns ppriuiprtdsn, ba mir int
Stants iinb, linen ausnabnSweie biuis Serfaufen ~ f6nnen.
S6aap u. Comp. Ode Der 3. u. 9rpeblr.
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= Or. Siaac 81. 8ile Bat bic NeDaeticn Der in
Cincinnati erideinenben Bohenlhrift yTItotaG"
nieper9clest. anltatt Ieiuer miro Sr. 2|ilientyaI :jcls
3eitl@rift in 3utunft r~eoisiren.
= Sn ct. scuis wurpe Der 56auipieler e. 95fa
fer nnter Der gnflase Der Sielpeiberei yerbaitet.
Sn Cincinnati i~eterten bic Surner ren Scor3=
tag Stpbert Slums.
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@idtts fir @ue unb jessn giuselnen !!

Inter; etdnscr tbeilt benz ecetrtsn 9ublifuni nit, baB or Gin Ga,
er aler Sprten 9Beine une 2iquprs bait, better Sualit6t, bic or
I'M grpeen unb aIeiuen unb at ben bilisileu 9raien atl6st. Der.
ieItc bdlt slsihfaus Elm Eager son beutl&en Sri6teu, bcutiter
@urI, SerpslatSs. Slutpurt unb Sdwartennaeen, Sarbeuen,
GarSiness, Swetlden, Saftrsrlbs, &bIyntb, Sdipei;ertaie unb alsr
folder 9rtteI, bic in 98irtihafen unp Spi @ripatleuten sebraudt
wsrben. Siliee ginfaufs isten rtnfrlbtn in Stanb, mieoerum
6ussrit tiGis asrtaufsn su f6nncn.
Scbn S6ab,
Gde SeFerlpn- unb Ntarlballfrase.
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&o66frn! &p65fen!

NDNpfcn! ED d. feni
Ssien ieber Sorte, insbeionbere aber RodSfen. ,ns
btelten loeben uno ~Derfaufen ausna1mSweiie bidin
9ebriber 5pIbbauer.
grcabiraBe, spilGen Der G. 1nb I
9ss- aas aEtsn Sls6'ra0rsn ino ferner Salelb(t ~
9aben lnp werpen in Der %tiir3elten Belt auf 8sileTf,SS,
anseferttgt. Jeparaturen unp Quiteuen BON Sefeoo
msrcen p~iinttlihit unD bilisit aussefubrt unb bsi,rnt
SeutiAe ausseSridnste MeGer unp 0obeIn linn
slei6faas gu gabsn lei @etr. Spfebourr
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WOlnunsen su perrentenI

Sn ssl Won mir lbsrnenmenen @s6auli&teihn Sss 9rOoni.
sinSlne Serrsn ober feline Gomilicn III sermistGSi bSat1 SW 10y an
9Isi9Iaas ieet hoIslbit Gin i&Nnr Saisnsnt@s tcrs, gtSeun
S"' |'P""" W. J" '"""'H'"' Sr. 3tmtul.
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0ampfi6iH. 8abrt apil&en @iamOnD mO Stem gurt.

Damyfl6iF. 6abrt 3pil&sn @iamOnO unO Nsp sOrt.
Die tsibsn erDssn unb ssansm s%inssridtststn Sse soS2emsfl4ifs
Ssnukuno beIsns s%n,pf,blen. Der Safrpreis betrdst. in Der Gaiite
incl. 8si unb aei $40, ne I'M 8%ilasns I'd S So; ;s.. ~.
1oo nm 4 llbr Nadmittase, watrenb Bic ,Rcancfs" jeben Sreitaa
I'M I'M 6 lltr absnts ron gitY geint abiatrt. gssr bas lsstsrs 9aHp>
i6iH tenussn nil fat I'D, bel Den nntErss' ID tsIl Elm Saerbiast gu
@rint tefSrbert peresn.
gradt mirb tiaisft anetnonSn,sn unS pir''itdif %ftforbsrt.
9~afasssreis mad gforfOt $500.
29.5l Guplan II. Natfpn.
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Surd SaarsGiufdufs unb birects Sestctunasn sn SaSonn, M,
Ssutl6sn Gi9arrsn In ben Stanb 9ssBt, benz sclddft3trcibrnpe1
gublifunt bic erbFten gurtteiIe bel Der @uSmabi son Giasrryccn ~
o1srtrsr, erlaube tD mir CUR 8eidtisuus meineS 0aasrs in aaSSnn
/ ~. s%tn;alaSsn. Son benz grdnriaee o~uesebeuo, San MIR ant
Aa ARE INN ldnla!sr grOfi stns1, raiihsn llmiaB bsrbsifilr., slaaats
iebe Gisarre. bic bel mir setauft ipirb, os frsi raudcnS 3o SU W.
unp reslre Ssotenln9 iuIbcrs. 9. SO eitbaHeT.
9ShpIelaie Gieorreniipre ISe Sir
srpihen 9Pain IL. Gar.
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5000 i6recii6e unc unsarifbe Blutcsel
erbielt iueten uno perfauft i'm grpssn unp &teinsn Il,
ben t~iliaIten Nreiien 81. Spttes.
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Sueben erbafteul

Speben erbaiten
E rsatl6e Strifwolte. in tunteu ,nn
l4%attirtsn 5arbsn, Defenders sseisnrt VI ainpsriodsn
StrimpIen II. I. No, gu tilisen Yrriisn n, babsn br;;
e. 6iri6,
no. 200 Sroapltrest.
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Vermischte Anzeigen.
6artem=@irtbIbaft

0Ol SerH9arb Htaul {.
Den eeiern riefes Slattee Die %ln,eise, pae ric fri
Der Hemtul'i&e @artsnsg8irtblhaf lett &ur;sm ucn
unterSetdnetem iiternummen unc spuRIneis neu cins
scridtrt lit.
Our6 Sibruns Der teten Speilcn tnp Wctr1nt;,
ionte ourd SuSrrfcmmence unp aufmrrfiame Sebtts
nuns bcft eisie g8irtbidait gu eincm germ tsili&ttn
Ver9nu9ungSplas gu MAIDEN NIB erlautt iih gum Ects
Bt9cn Ssfuhe ~berislten freunplidlt etnsulaben
Sernbarb Sraulc.
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i3u nermietben.
Giniss 8immer, paGsnb fur eiusslne Serren pber tf.ine 6amilisn,
Fab tiuis su Ssrrenten bel 5enrs S6utte,
Ode Der Sepabs unb ste Ctr.
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Scrben erhalten Scn gfsp 9)orf per Sctpcnsr Oante
ptle 1000 Dfuno psutlbe 9haumer, wcIde an gBics
perpcrfaufer gu febr %tillisem Yreiie at9elalIen mertcn
tSnnen. Sn s~erinsersu Sluantitatcn 10 Nfp. fir 81.
unp II Cts. per 9fp.
5erner wtdtig fir Sdfcrl
20 Scren Salencia Stcinen. per 9fnnp bet Der Scr
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SrcaoItr., ;ipiIhen Der 3. II. Is.
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Chas j. Humbert writes to friend in
New Jersey from California, that on cross
ing the Plains they we're taken prisoners
by the Mormons and badly treated, but
escaped. He says he has since sworn re.
veDge, and has also aided in killing eighty
Mormons. 1t is evident that tho Nor
mons will suffer monstrous cruelties. The
Border Ruffians of Missouri, and other
Western desperadoes, are organizing for
the Mormon war-"beauty and booty"
their aim. For the sake of humanity, it
is to be hoped the Mormons will file of to
the British or Russian dominions.