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American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1858-11-05

Sore and H.famed Eyes These disorf..,lI.
complaints are generally very prevalent a, III,
season OF the year, and il is therefore q mas,.r
OF some interest to the public to know that the,
may be cured most eifoctually. The best y.
medy yet discovered is Brasg's Arctic Linim.q.,
as the following certificate will shows:
WEBSTER CRY, Nov. 9th, 1857.
DIR. BRaGo Dear Sir For more than the,
years myself and daughter have been af,ic,sJ
with inhamed eyes in an aggravated egrce and
tired various physicians and hostrurns To- 90
effect. AT length was induced to try tho Ar.,,c
Imminent, and in two months WINS nearly cureL
anu my daughter was nearly well, atho ugh mari
OF tho time she had been totally blind ala,
used tho Liniment for the rheumatism in nv
back; and cured by part of bottle. Iwou,d
not DO without your Invaluable remedy in nv
house. Yours T,nlx -
WILLIAM RUSSELL.
~. Wudsworth, Post Master OF iowa CITY,
conhrms the above statement.
For sale in Morgantown, Va.
by FITCH CHALEANT.
An agent wanted in every town and city. An.
piicatons should be made to Bragg Burrows,
o. LOUIS, Mo-, aud must AWAY be &c C ON pa MED
by good references.
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1858-11-05
Redundance Of Money,

Europe is about to experience that
plethora Of money which is too often
the precursor of speculation. From
the statement, however, Of an English
correspondent of a New York journal,
the parties who are embarrassed with
this plethora of cash are at a loss on
which side to turn for investments. In
terest of money has fallen to two Der
cent. per annum, and there are fears
of its falling lower. lie writes with
regard to railroads:
"The public are still disposed to be
extremely wary as regards enterprises
which depend in any way upon the
honesty of engineers, contractors or d.
rectors. Foreign loans would also find
very limited favor. Mining spccula-
tons have for many years been
hopelcssly out of credit, and the same
may be said with respect to land and
colonization schemes. STEAMSHIP
companies would not be looked at for q
moment, and joint stock banks arc still
in worse odor. - Wheeling Times.
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1858-11-05
Singular aud Romantic Affair."
School Girl Married without Know


The Maysville Express, of the Goth,
has the following:
On Wednesday night last, man
past the middle age of life, in compa-
ny with girl about thirteen or four
teen years of age, came to this city on
the Paris stage, and stopped at the
Lee House. The next day they were
out in the city some hours, and when
they returned he claimed that they
were married, but it was earnestly de-
MED by the young lady, who gave the
following account of the elopement,
which really looks more like an abduc-
ton than anything else.
She is an orphan, and is possessed
in her own right of several thousand
dollars. She was living with her guar
dian, in one Of the interior counties,
the wife of whom is the sister of the
man who claims to be her husband
She has been going to school, and has
not yet Finished her education, and
declares that she has had no thought
OF marrying any one, and certainly
never contemplated such a union with
the man who was with her. The wife
of her guardian and this man and
herself went to Paris for the pur-
pose Of shopping. While there it was
proposed to her to come to Maysyille
for the purpose Of completing her pur-
chases, to which she cheerfully agreed.
She supposed the whole partly were
coming until she got into the stage,
when she learned that the lady was
going to return home, and that she
was to accompany this gentleman
The next morning after their arrival
here, he proposed that they should 90
out in town to make their purcha-
ses. lie took her to the ferry boat,
and when she asked him if that was the
way to the stores, he told her it was,
as all the best stores were on the other
side of the river. In Aberdeen, she
says, "5omc little old man." asked
them to "stand up and join their right
hands," which she refused to DO; new
ertheless he pronounced them "man
and wife" On their return to tho
hotel, at the instance of the man, who
registered their names as gentleman
and lady, they were placed in one room.
Her screams, on his attempting to take
some liberties with her, brought to her
aid somo of the attaches of the hotel,
who listed to her earnest denial of their
marriage and her plcadings for pro-
lection, and placed her in a separate
room. At her instance, she vas the
next day, (Friday) sent to her relatives,
in another county, where she said she
would be protected, while the gentle.
man went on board boat down the
river. ..
The parties were all respectable, and
the affair is certainly very singular
one. We have omitted tho names until
we have an opportunity to investigate
the matter further.
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1858-11-05
-Economy the ,Surest Reveuue,

often n nothing is economy more want.
ing than in preserving health. Now. a casa
OF prGf. Humphreys Homeopathic remedies.
costs but two dollars; yet many times each
year 'hey may save calling doctor, often
save TT OF sickness, save being lqd UP,
save alarm ana suffering, and thus saro
heai'ii anu money. There is book OF sim.
pre- directions vii each case. so plain that
any body can u,e it with success, Two dol.
lars invested this way will pay the slonry
back several times each year besides say
ing lhe sickness and suffering.
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1858-11-05
INFLAMMATION OF THE EYES

Like all other inflammation, is caused by jm,.
rity of tho blood, which causes all eruniivo !,
eases, as Salt Rheum, Scurvy, Boils, sore, :,
GERS, &c. The Blood being unhealthy and or,.
impure nature, also occasions Dropsies ~
oiood becomes obstructcd in the veins. tho
terry part tho blood in con sequence il ,L,o.
out oil their extremites and dropsy is the rcsr,,.
Many times tits occasioned by impropcr r..
ment OF some former disease, a nd the ,sh.
ing hiled with Serious matter instead Of blood
Free excavations of these pills, open th. ~.
sage into tho bladder and carry of tho co,,a.
cd humors,and renew them with pure and he,rL.
blood, which will drive out of the body nh =;
flomation, together with all eruptions Of ;,
skin and all droPsical complaints. They viii
DC shield to every form OF disease to pu,,,
and keep You from tho cold, graspiug hand q,
DEATH and cause life and strength to .crO,;,
and the continuance to brighten with the bloom
Of beauty and health.
-S~~\>N~~~~~-N>
DYSPEPSIA AND DEBILITY CuREp-Thcodn,o
frapk, Esq, of the Pitsburg and Steubepvin.
Railroad Office, says: Dt -E.
"Eor years have an invalid from Dysncp,;,
with hope orrelief, 'rcsorted 10 many ~,
verified remedies. but failed in deriying H.
benefit sought for, until tried your UoI,nd
bltters, the happy effects Of which upop IN, H.
sesu'e organs, and IN restoring a debilitat.d
system, causes me 10 rccomegd il TO all sniff,
ing from dyspepsia.
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1858-11-05
COMMERCIAL {NTElLlGEYCE,

The New York Chronicle says, the
great movement in Stocks has come
upon US. Cheap money creates high
prices and sets the great ball of specu-
lation to rolling; the beginning of
period long to be remembered. The
South Sea bubble of America is lust
before us; all things are now ready.-
Prices Of merchandise, real estate, and
property of every description are below
the standard Of money; conservative
men will have temptation placed before
them, hard to withstand. The desire
to be rich naturally enters into the
heart of every man and finds n lodg-
ing-place; everything bends before his
wlll--money urges him forward. To
obtain it, he rises early, and sits up
late at night; it is money that ofttimes
causes man even to murder his friend
the great motive to action for which
he tolls by day, and wastes the small
hours of the night in perfecting his
future plans. What is money? Filthy
rags, carrying within itself the seeds
of disease. We can neither eat it, nor
will it moisten our parched tongue; still
it is the desire Of the heart. Though
we can neither eat or drink the thing
itself, yet it is as an army with bayo.
nots, powerful to command--wi buy
what we require to make us comforta-
BILE. Therefore if we possess this one
thing we command all the luxurics of
the Indies. Notwithstanding, the world
IS in strife to obtain that which by com
mon consent puts us in possession of
those things we actually desire, yet
there is great ignorance abroad as to
the way to obtain it. One takes short
cut, launches into the speculative mar.
ket, or breaks; either way he is tho
gamer, for he has but little to LOSE
Should he make fortunate hit, lie
becomes eXtravagant, and spends his
money with the same rapdity in which
it was made. In little while lie is in.
volvcd in debt-owcs everybody, and
nothing to pay continues to
speculate upon labor, and while the
good time is rolling on, all is well; but
the evil day cometh, when the great
mass become sellers, then prices fall;
and the sheriff, with his hammer and
red flag, cries out, "going-going--
gotng-gone" Here endcth the chap.
ter on money.
The news from Europe is still unfa-
vorablc for the products Of the West;
although prices are very low, yet the
prospect is for further reduction. -
Cotton is coming in rapidly, and being
shipped to Europe. Exchange con.
tinues high and some specie is going
abroad The abundance of money IS
having its effect upon importations,
and we have good reason to believe
that large orders have gone forward
for spring. Collections from the West
como in very slow, and small business
may be expected in that quarter.
There is considerable business doing
in our State, but that will soon come
to an end as the season passes away.
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1858-11-05

CoEaEcr.-Thc mayor of Ports.
mouth, Va, has determined to put an
end to the habit Of swearing on the
streets, for which gross yulgority he
has already fined many persons, with
out respect to rank or condition.
We optnc that there might be fines
enough collected for this offence, in al
most any Of our considerable towns, to
support all the poor amongst US
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1858-11-05

a correspondent Of tho Grando Ra.
pids Eagle thinks the Lecompton pro.
cession ought to be allowed to pass over
tho bridges in that city free Of toll, be-.
cause the by laws Of tho association per.
NIT fnnetaI professions 10 pass without
charge.
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1858-11-05
Withdrawn,

ST.. Louis, Oct. 22.-Dr. Leroy,
administration candidate for Congress
in tht Sd district Of Illinois, in speech
at Bloomington last night, advised
his friends to support the regular De-
mocratic nominee for Congress, State
officers, and representatives, who will
vote for Douglas fol Senator.
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1858-11-05
Possible Trouble win the Nor
mons

LrAvENwoRm Sept ia number
Of army officers have just arrived here
from Utah. They state that the eener.
al impression at Salt Lake City when
they left, was that there would DO fu,-
tber trouble with tho MormoDs that
the late hostile attitude Of that people
was only temporarily suppressed by tho
en'taoco ofthe army toto the Territory.
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1858-11-05
NEGRO STAMPEDE.

Three negroes belonging to Col. f..
j. Armstrong, three to Cornelius Run.
nells, three to z. Shields, and one to
Jas. W. Batson, ran away, on Sunday
night last, from Pruntytown, Taylor
county, taking with them seven horses.
The horses were found, on Monday
morning, near Thomas L. Fetty's, on
the Fairmont pike. The negroes have
been traced to the Pennsylvania line,
but, at the last accounts, had not been
taken, though vigorously pursued
This species Of properly is uncertain,
and of little value horeabouts.
'LATER.-The fugitives were over
taken on Monday, near Davistown, in
Greene county, by part of the pur.
suing force, when a skirmish ensued,
IN which Col. Armstrong was struck
down by a blow on the head with q
cutIass, or corn-ScytAe, in the hands of
Dave, an athletic follow. The Colonel
SraSped the weapon with his left hand,
which was severely cut, and probably
thus saved his life. The negroes arc
well armed, and have a desperate lead
or. Several shots were fired in the
rencontcr. 1t is believed they were in
the vicinity of Naples Mill, on Dunk
ARD, on Wednesday night. Col. 4.
has reached town, in company with bis
son. Though considerably injured lie
is not disabled from travelling.
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1858-11-05

"M Peace prrParc for War;
twenty-five hundred additional work.
nca were. employed at the Brooklyn
Navy Yard, (Ncw York; about 10 days
before the election that took place in
that State on the "a inst.
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1858-11-05

Fea5" Hos. S. CLEMENS is again re.
ported to be ii an improving condition
with y fair prospect Of recovery.
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1858-11-05
Respectfully yours.
JOHN G. ORR

ASK for lloononds German Bi,tcr.. ~
nothing else, and that the signature a. =.
NJ. Jackson is on the wrapper Of each bo,,. y
These Bittcrs are for sale by drugeis,s -,
storekeepers in every town and Village !, ;,
United States, Canadas and South Amcr;c, ~,
10 cents per bottle wv d.
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1858-11-05
ANOTHER CASE OF DYsprpc,,
BAlpwiNsvILir. n. Y. NIo,oh

bAipwiNsviLtr, n. Y, March 4. ,S.a
Or. {. M. Jackson, Dear Sir .---I,,,
ee'ved great benefit from The use OF Had, u,
German Bitters, think it my duty az ,'
OF mankind, to let them know it. lh,J e., 'Hd
been afflicted with Dyspepsia, arising r,o!n '>''
alice ton of The liver and deianecmen, ~ "a "a
stomach was under the care of the ph,,c.'",'
oi this vicinity, but obtained no relief '''
induced through the advice ola Tiicpd. :. "N'
mehco the use of your bite rs and took G,i, W.
" according to directions, three bottle, ~,
ent'raly cured me, and now find myself j.,
good health as 4 have ever enjoyed. - 1t
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1858-11-05

DS3s. The Lebanon, Tennessee Her.
ald, has heard Of some sales of Pork
IN that county, at four cents gross.
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1858-11-05

Wehave exceedingly gloomy accounts
from Eastern Virginia aud the valley.
The want of grass, the scarcity Of money.
and the low price OF beef all staro tho
droyer in the face. We have been in,
formed that last years cattle after being
fattened for market, bring but little II
any more than their cost. Consequent.
ly, not half the usual number viii be
driven. We have a letter now before
Us from a Russell j,oyer, who is doing
the best he can in the Valley, but OK.
presses tho fear that he will he compel-
led to return homo his stock He
says tho most he has been offered is q
cts.
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1858-11-05

ANoTl'ER.--A negro boy, about II
years old, the property Of Mr.. William
Lazicr, Of this place, abscondcd in the
night Of Sunday the 22d ult.
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1858-11-05
New Time Table, u. and @, II. Il.

u trains make close connections both cas-;
and west OF Wheeling and Baltimore, and tho
express traln connects al Grafton with tho Par
kcrsburg train.
August 81, 1853.
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1858-11-05

DsAv Men and gold fix each others
yaluc ...
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-07-16
Souses to Get.

I Offs TO I.ET.-The fine LOFTS Of marble
front vore No y Courlandt St, TO LET ct nodersts
ent Possession immediate desired Apply the premises
OFFICES to LET in the Bible House, Astof
~ scs-Irauire IN the fessurer's osce entrance <h
S1OkE TO LET in the Tribune Buildings No.
- spruce-s. Inquire IN the Tribune Offs
Two LET-ROOMS with STEAM-POWER, in
building Nss p and "a Frankfort st. Apey the second
fcor 20 j. N. WOODWARD.
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NETWORK, FRIDAY, JULY IS, 1853.
80 Ubom il 4lap Gonrern.

THE ONLY GENUINE FARINA CRACKERS
srafsc,ursd the United s,,..s are ssis ey A. VIM
ESQ a. Lsu,nt tbursh, $ a,s Of SswY5r
" Fuirs Crek.s made sno~, ;o .Ae pasAc
ua'n introduced By Mr. WING.
TE,se CI.cbers have become
HIGHLY POPULAR ON ACCOUNT or THEIR INTRINSIC
EXCELLENCE.
No other Cracte rs;e of u,eiss p--pa-ei Il the
WINGS or By WINGS PROCESS this il X al
20 o,kr, ,hef ,.e s. The true excellence Aal ps:uN proper
ties cf
WINGS CRACKERS ARE THE PUBLICs STANDARD
FOR FARINA CRACKERS
Ell vemp By ober parties 20 'el ae ordiay slt r Cf'seI
rieb they make b, ealing them Fsdhs ofes Of t.er
article. 20 the Public eecep,yey viz: under tie pre;enss that
they .,e 5ie WIsG'S
Or they dare openly ssy Ills the fat o hslr s;smPics
he FARINA and flsns the oaune Of al ind
yau. on o,hers snd calling them s., Fariaa IN their sem9s
to rel, them show. oopeu.vy iss they c,u's.- upon hi.
ssme principal niuemeIt o tie public 70 purah,'e toe H.
lu,wins well that the fARlHA CRACKERS Is held
in hlsh e.,in alton, Nley o. sccoubt II the
CELEBRATED ARTICLE MANUFACTURED By
Mr.. WING
which nc, opy greatly superior bt combines .o,y dfess
properties from the imitation Arces
No matter By whom these imitation Csters made or BY
whom they are sd every individual moving the fscs and
r.,,ip.ns In such transactions. lower, hIs ssudios
honorable men, and later those Eho s:snp. de-
ep,iv. .c will nvAsbly, hrj:sA: to- SHARP EYE
OF TIE PUBLIC has been upon en al sss age pFoas
which th. hop~d 20 realize have never bees . 'uii
Ai~.,. s,h for WINGS CRACKERS whe1 you wi'h % bay
Fsns Cr.cter and iaks bat tho.e h-S9y the name
"a WING" sfsrIsd each Crssk.r Tasse nay be pro
extensively sol. in different portions Of he United Safes sui "a
Wholesae only of
A N THOMPSON c..
Nos 2.i aud ?23 Fulton -, NssYorh.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-07-16
Suefial Eoihts.

r,,,h Ward Republican Assoc VIZ
W. ps,b :, oel,ek 3 H.. - Runi'. y. ~ SiaSos
J.s u. OLLsEs, Dec. ~ - --'-------
-st,i,uaI Lyceum, Clinton iaii.-FhIro ssss't ~ tS
- :. us.rustsG unosr olint 1Ir> TO-.
s. s.s OF The eeyslopneIt Of ue te'th ice -...-s -
IDs,. Tbcse feel sG in,eies eie -N''s- - ~
~ O'C
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aMrSEmfr,f1.

CADEMY OF MUSIC. -
n PROMENADE CONCERTS!
Aen...lSh 70 al Is .n,. sss,'
Family Family THt TSssi: .s ea.n.n and 81 90
1H5s dsE.r FIR r2SoaEsk1s kSl soscER1 3 }15 10
Sec lime Of am by.. 'Ir1 l..i f.osas
" DSEA% u aPSG4 s1xoTAfD W. sNpswrcK ..s
So' IS siSTi fSifH SsTRuMESThL rRoFEs soas.
constant sucofssion both instr lmena and
vocal vi be PRESENTED and the PsoNrS.Ds Coscrsrs
ACADEMY dups tse hot wsher ~ Be found BY persons f
chE&fE.T 4SP s6sT PgtIGaTygt ENTERTAIN
Doors oper t7l o'o'ock; 10 commence 81 GoocL
sA1VApAh GRASoy sqy yFafsasfAfos Paf Z sfi1fi MATINEE
when every ''' TIE Gn's caAafAPGSE "a, osEoF COPY
I o SIS o 0 D
y MAMMOTH MUSICAL FESTIVAL
FErE chsMPETRE.
FANCY FAIR,
On the %, Sd and itn a August
The unparalleled OF The Are Mnsiea Fss-iv., ard ne
constant ques respecting p ION indae the Sef
that s compete ad srsndsr Pete would NEE. with
sSf1 70, op.nns s5,f the she afifi4
PARK os sIxrY-TBREE ACRES,
OsE OF THE FINEST WORLD,
THREE DAYS 'Ss' 'rEsrrvA.
CREMoRNE GARDENS IN LONDON
PRES cAriI.ss sfa rs IN PARIS.
6sASp AND INST CONCERTS
supported fSo ssEPsH9 Esfa sH9dEsfsss rFHE2arrns
will take place i've da-ret pl.co. in the Park, With
AscEssIoSs ssi aSs'5aFh o. BafIoess. B1afsIIoess
MAGNIFICENT DrsfIA9s TlaI OF FIREWORKS.
r PRIZES III $ A'
ONE THOUSAND DOLLARS
Will also De 'HflSf frRNrR 4 re- AND sAN9-vERENs
as may signify tber desire 70 cOn.Pste for them.
TIE admission Will ~ only
Particulars viii be given in iuiurs siveni'emen,s
MAX MAaETzrK CARL ANsCHUIZ
NIBLO's GARDEN-FRIDAY, July l6.-
~ Old rs;uSf RSoSasss s;;s'sd sRssf s:s suRLEsouE
coLyMBns, a. i1NENsE suC5E5s.
''e I've" TIE Iis' GALLANT FsENoH cAPrINo
MAID or MOBILE,
Received with 'AIsi. BnskE I:pssif .ad Baou 5HAM
Mrs. paT NIL. SbA 'Hs sa oA VERNON
Ai THE Pk0MENAIE CONCERT
at&.jyHP6spiso a:aa5HF SYfsGYHfi 4HE QUESTION.
Comedy1,BAoHsLoR's I0aaENrs, MI,
Iuerm.ion ard PIo@en.de S coa9s1. bali an nsur
COLUMBUS Ell FILIBUsTERo.
pso1, o.sp =; Z :; 70 commence :. c,cici
cent. Orchestra 7s cents
DALACE GARDEN-l4th.s ST. and thay-
Il BALLOON ASCENSION!
Who ha. made over two hundred Dr. .ooe: ,e. vo,.:o. will
PALACE LACE CAT GARDEN,
MONSTER BALLOON,
FRIDAY AFTERNooN, July is
At O'Clock p
The q WIN H % 9aGs ,s sni . ,ss price
and es9sPf9 a9 gPsRBF Z
without being iacommoded by crowd Of -pe ctstor'.
Chugs for aGmilsiOn on this o,si'n, SOC.
WALL ACK's THEA TER
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-07-16
Chances for Bnsiness Men.

A GREAT CHANCE will be given TO proper
N Young SO cssake New Yorh State agency f'
a FAMOUS DENTlFRICE; business 10 - supply uEens
ssept; worth $500 yesr. Address immediately with asnP
h. N, BaIleton, Vt
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-07-16
31iano-f fortes ano Musit.

A MAGNIFICENT 7-octave rosewood PIANO
"A FORTE AID Of excellent tone, will b. SOLD -
very sea b4Gsu for secoud hand Piano forte II be
tskL n .1ch,I Apply 20 A. WEBER No. l5 West BIZ sd
b, Cspal
LlF1Y PANO-FORTES, MELODEONS and
HAhHOSIUMS and second hand for sale OF for reot
ysry low prices ccwoDi MeOdea for only sD Plano
StOts with plush top s,y cnly % 30
each Sheet 1u.c and Music pubicson ssued Ia
its Uhn.d States constantly tor sale at Wholesale or retail
NV mulic issued daily.
s. l. GJRSoN. No. 7Cs Broadway. near i.h.st
ElRS1-PRIZE PIANOS aud MELODEONS
l. TO- SALE or RENT at VERY Low RATES Agency N
Jssob Chici eiiDts Boston Pianos d. h w Smiths -le
braied MelodeoLs aud improved S-S-York Pianos
A. NJ. KANOUsE No rs Brosdwsy.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-07-16

~ NJ dsise terms. the south side OF Long ls4o w"
bonr.' iite n the FoF particulars. inquire a = \
GoSkLlNG's Cos ,ad Wood Oace A.susics-, near Smith
st, Broo,lyp.
| ONG BRANCH BOARDERS can save one
~ belt disis inland snd vi, iee ii-
Wien they ces're ,he AUrttlL E>IAoLlsdhhN NJ
formerly oecupid hy the North American PhSanx al rs %
m,sc Agricultural, Dairy and other fsi,' ios con'of' e
r,eenc. se syssoe; Conveyance 10 brtnen wn@n irse1
Hal With music tcr iou. without chs'ze saady ou
fTounds with sse and hne b ~ from misketes Aud
snc v'ry healthy s-nesy; Bar or Hs c'ns-q ncs
nom issAl'usble trr sies: accessible ~ k-d bsnk sud
keyPor; boats e. various hours 9, ADD Amb1y snd Freehold
Esi sc frt N phisielphiA Refer 20 r Msnniiy NJ u
CouIiisI a. e.. Law BOYD. No es E.ss BrsiSay; j.
Smith Houeops'bc Pharmacy Broadway Adcrsss Apply 10
NAhREN LAW, Le'sees Ph1as L New Jersey.
GUNNER BOARD at GREENWOOD LAKE,
~ Urause County, NewYork s. miles via Eie Railroad
Cbs,te thence by 'tsge 10 miles the Lake Ths
ssnd. the norh end Of besui AXE 10 miles long
Icu eed By rtnatc mountain scenery eu yns s'aabhou'.
t ysn' atmosphere cooled BY bze fsom the L,ka
fns fshr sbup dane fruit and getabes milk
produced the place boats bowling alleys buartsbes
ard yet tor he Ct he guests under the direction Of
eaperieI I'd cs'srsf. BENZ HONEY,
Lac cf CollJs's LverpNcl Steamship Lite prpre.or.
For furihr particulars be refers 10 ). Caldwell or WI liam
hesock Ns IL. and II DusUes, Mesa John ~ Pnyte
aId David DslisoD. No. 261 CarLst.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-07-16
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STATE OF NEW YORK. BANK DEPART
- MErr Albany July ls,s The ns a1sd eJ ;. for the
hEDEhPTrON oftbe ClRcULATIS0 SOTr5 Issued ., the
JANIS BANK hAyrs sSpe5 pursgsn, % CosPsr ~ o. tns
Laws ofS5o notlcs hereby oven thst FINAL DIVIDEND
oEIGHT l PER CENT ha. declared gpoh As amount Of
depo.ted rpsentd BY tes eelhe.es saed ~ ths
Superintendent In rsdemDon Of he Eot' Of bs ssa G
~ On o the sad certificates propsry md rss o.
.a 5 ~, DE ,Is,s.t,r JAMS NJ COOK,
tsiasy 5sperIxI6ent.