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Daily Iowa State Democrat., 1859-08-28
g DEMOCRATlC AUTHORITY >,


In its yerterday's issue the Gazette,
with its characteristic unfairness, COD.
les an extract from q speech made by
Delozon Smith, At Keokuk, in 1850,
relative to the manner in which the
affairs Of the State were then conduc.
ted, and gives it as good Democratic
authority.
A few words will nail this falsehood.
At the time that speech was delivered
and until after the Presidential cleo
ton Of 1854, Delozon Smith was .
rsnti.9, blabber;ag Whig, and was
bitterly opposed to the Democracy
The speech quoted by the Gazette va.
. ssA'g speech. and published under the
auspices Of the old Wing party, oi
which the editor of the Gazette Wa
then . member. This is the kind Of
Democratic authority that speech is
none At oil. Sanders might - we'll
rake up one Of his old Trades against
the Democracy in 1850, and publish It
~ democratic Authority" for he
was just - much . Democrat then a.
was Deloson Smith.
We call this attempt Of the Gasets.
70 palm OFT old Wing abuse Of the
democracy, ~ "Democratic authori.
W very mean. though very charac-
'ef'st'c trick. But what elite are We
70 expect from such man % Sander,
OF tho party to which he belouui
Daily Iowa State Democrat., 1859-08-28

senator Harlan, here in Iowa
wsssnsr ON the stump, or in his
s'a'ed spesch-is literally overflow
ms with words and figures to display
me sze'avagance Of the national .ov.
essusnk His practice vhen !, -.
sssats q W.hiagtoa i. "a m.l.
leag.viaded abolition speseh.. for bn..
eeobe-votA - the leading Rennhw.
eaqp leve elways done IN Coasrsaa. 4,
- - exiravagAnt msaausss =
paleh enDesditass -dedes tAs a.a]
vsotq ~ qseslisa ~ (nese tAa,]
o1DeA1b - ~ = . usuhse
- - - = 'ssaaSs y, psspl,
is'iI1!'';;;;'.,: 4: y y / |
Daily Iowa State Democrat., 1859-08-28

That the printed speech of Senator
Harlan, which was " delivered At =
Republican meeting-but where or
when, makes no manner Of difference" !"
continues to circulate through the
uails as public documsnts, under the
Fraoking privilege.
Queryf Cannot the Hon. Senator,
whose salary is $4,000 per annum,
besides mileage and other perquisites
afford to do his electioueeriug 1t bis
own expense, and not tax the country
thus for his private benefit?
Daily Iowa State Democrat., 1859-08-28
De oocrasle meeeias as LIE Claire.

meeting Of the demo ;ratic voters OF lie Oisire
township will be held at ths Old Psssbytsrian Church
u tAs city Of L. Claire, Saturday shs 10Th day Of
aspssobss next. q oelotk p. NJ. to appoint elsv-
delegates to The County Convention st Dsvsnport
q The 18th OF the same month.
~ erder Of CmfaAL fowMsHlP Cor MIrrss.
L. Claire, August -, 1869.
Daily Iowa State Democrat., 1859-08-28
NEWS ITEMS.

MISS SALLY ST.. CLAIRE is playing at Buf-
falo.
TENNYsoN received five hundred dollars
for his poem, The Grandmothers Apology,
published in Once q Week.
The st. Paul Times says that the cranber-
~ and whortleberry crops are about total
failures in Minnesota this season.
TIE Hon. Edward Everett has been
invited to attend the State Fair at Atlanta,
Ga, in October. 1t is said that he will
accept.
The Southern Musical Convention will
hold its next annual ct ssion at Bethel, near
Rocky Mount, Meriweather county, Geor-
gia., commencing ON Wednesday, Septem-
Der I.
Some beautiful specimens of the Cash
mere goats will be exhibited at the great
st. Louis Fair next month, by Mr.. G. B.
Long, of Kentucky. Some of these animals
we're imported into this country at great
expense.
The people of Carson valley, now part
Of Utah Territory, are throwing of the
Mormon yoke. They have called q conven.
tion and will ask . separate territorial
organization. Carson Valley has no geo.
graphical connection with the Salt Lake
Basin, and should be politically separate.
The Peoria Union states that at the three
last terms of the County Court. torty.eight
petitions for divorce have been on The
docket.
MoNs. DoRArE is having dispute with
Mons Blondin, At Niagara. He offers to
fight Blondin on the rope for $780," The
fight. the New York Post imagines, will
result in one blow, one clinch, and two
drowns.
The New York Essning Po.t learns that
Mr.. c. N. Potter, of that city, has gone to
Wisconsin for the purpose Of commencing
legal proceedings for the foreclosure of the
western division Of the La Crosse and Mil.
waukee railroad, under the land grant
mortgage.
The sslf-propelling steam fire engines
used in New York do not seem to Be in
much favor. The Journal Of Commerce
| ssys It has been found that the larger self
propelling engine will not operate reliably
at fires, and it il now, therefore, entirely
out Of use. A smaller one 10 on trial.
Hon. Revsrdy johnson il about to Wait
Paris to have An eye (now blind) taken out
some years ago, while witnessing duel,
the ball from the pistol Of one Of the par.
9ss struck tree and glancing into his eye,
destroyed its sight The serious operation
Of removing the whole bal Of the eve has
now become necessary, and surgeons here
advise the resort T. Paris skill
Daily Iowa State Democrat., 1859-08-28

A CAss WHERE Two HEADS WERE NOT A.
Coop A ONE "A NKGso RECEIVES Ho0s-
HrAs OF OIL ON HE HEAD.--In Clesvelanl.
last Monday afternoon. while q number Of
deck hands we're engaged in plsceing large
quantity Of linseed oil in the hold Of the
steamer Iron City something gave way,
and hogshead fell fair and square on the
head Of stalwsrt darkey who was at work
in the hold. The hight from which the
hosshead fell was about SIX feet, and it
ended bout 50 that one Of the heads struck
him. A wild th ough smothered yell came
up from that hold. and the other darkies.
turning pale as fidelity to their parents
would permit, rushed down to gather up
the mangled remains of their comrsde.-
Imagine their CONSERVATION upon seeing
the hogshead standing upright and tn
frightened and somewhat lacerated counte-
nance Of the negro protruding through the
upper head His adamantine Uranium had
driven through both heads Of the hogshead
without doing material injury, moro than
o few cuts and . very bad scare" The
hogshead had to be knocked to pieces in
order to release him, and he emerged the
greasiest niger ever probably in Ameri
CO. While they were binding up his head
he was heard to remark, "Gor q mighty
guess dis ere darkey don't want any more
lie on hsr !" He was at his work in the
afternoon, as well as ever. apparently
Utica Observer, Aug. 10.
Daily Iowa State Democrat., 1859-08-28

constituents : Forever preaching econ
omv. but never practiciDg it. Il that
chat the common sense people Of
Iowa want in their Representatives
We think not.
Daily Iowa State Democrat., 1859-08-28
SPECIAL NOTICES.

es00 YaAB.-Vaassa N Aosvs, HONEST
esn 10 every county b ~ 1sasss. - travel saA
canvses ser shs MEv Yoas oosAuue - essusisul.
u illustrated nsasAy Journal. % ssssah,s. scs,vs
men. salary Of es0o per ysar ~ email esnmis
sio0 VIII bc patd. Addrsss
o ?. BAsvros. PsbiisAsr. % Dsskasn -. n 2.
Daily Iowa State Democrat., 1859-08-28

WOODS HAIR REsToRATIvs.-Amons al prep
arstons for the hair that have been introduced -
iufallicls none has given the satisfaction or
gained the popularity that Prof. Woods Hair Resto-
rative oow hiss. HIS Restorative has passed the
ordeal Of innumerable fashionable toilsts and the
ladies, wherever they have tested II, pronounce II
peerless article They and, whore the hair IL thin
ned, that It creates fresh growth-that II fully
restores the vegetAtive power OF the roots on the
denuded places and the nbres TO shoot forth
anew-that it desolves and removes dandruf pre-
vents grayness restores the hair its original color
when grayness has actually superveaed, gives rich
lutre imparts the softness and exibily Of silk to
he hair, and keeps always uxuriant, healthy and
in full vigor.-N. r. tribune.
Sold BY all respect sble druggists.
Daily Iowa State Democrat., 1859-08-28

THE undersRned will lease for term Of yeara
! his late Comfortable Tesidence and appendagea
situated in the corporate limits Of the city OF IL
OLAF . namely:
Argyle Cottage, . dwelling With rooms. large
esrden orchard In full bearing and ID 20 Of
land under cultvstion with 20 acres WOO sland
ture al under good fence. Some 400 RraDe vines
part OF which now In full hearing to and
strawberries In abundance. ThoYe II . stable and
smoke house on she premises, and pleuty Of nse.
wood.
10 good tenant this property will be rented on
easy terms, from ono 70 nve years, and none need
apply unless they well able to pay The rent
agroed on whether crops fail or net.
The orchard 70 nov fall Of fsuit which can - puv-
chased, together with 10 acres of corn and . few
acres ef beans. eaobsge, bsets &c, and pcssesslen
giveo Immediately.
aag98-d4vtf I. O. DADs.
Daily Iowa State Democrat., 1859-08-28
Hair Dye-Hafr Dye-Hair Dye

WM A. DATCHELOR'6 HAIR DYEl
The Original and Best In the World !
All others are mere limitations. and should be
avoided, II YOU wish to escape ridicule.
GRAY, RED, or 1USTY HAIR Dyed instantly to
beautiful and Natural Brown or Black, without the
least injury to hair or skin.
F1PTEEN MEDALS and DIPLOMAS have been
swsrded to VIM 4 Bachelor since 1889. and over
SO.OOO applications have been made to the Hair Of
his patrons Of his famous Dye.
VIM Bachelors Hair Dye produces . color not
70 be distinguished from nature. and is WARRANT.
ED not TO injure In the least, however long n may
be continued and the Ill eaects of bad dyes reme-
died the Hair nvigorated for Life BY this splendid
Dye.
Made, said or applied Tin private rooms) at the
Wig Factory, 2s3 Broadway, New York.
Sold In all cities and towns OF the United States,
BY Druggists and Fancy Goods Dealers.
u Tne Genuine has the name and address upon
steel plste engraving four sides Of each box, Of
WILLIAM DATOHDLOR.
Julyh-wiy 283 Broadway, New York.
Daily Iowa State Democrat., 1859-08-28

BATCHRLOR5 Wigs ana 1oupees surpsss all.-
They are elegant, light, easy and durable.
Fitting to q charm-no turning up behind-nt
shrinking Off the head; indeed, this Is the only es-
tablIshment where these things properly under
stool and made.
Jull3y-w1v 283 Broadvav New York
Daily Iowa State Democrat., 1859-08-28

THuR LOVE FOR FoRuoMxas-Ift the "a
publissns are sincere ia their present. nro-
fsssions. Why do they confins all their at.
tention 70 the Germans You never hear
speak Of % Irishman except e curss him
and this for two reasons, first, because 81
is On lrishman. and secondly. because he
he votes the Demoerstic ticket This Il
wonderful libsrality Of sentiment! The
same gsntlssaen used to curse the Gsrmane
in the same way, until few Of them 10,
lost In the fog and we're asduesd into ~
republican csmp.-Wa, Esgls.
Daily Iowa State Democrat., 1859-08-28
$4,000 Bundles Wire Fencing.

n UPUY MTG MILL,
GENERAL COMMISSION MERCHANTS.
ProprietoYs Of tho
FULTON GRAIN ELEvATORS.
NOS 246, 2lS and $50 NORTH wArsR STREET.
CHICAGO.
Consisnments solicited Of Flour, Grain, Porh,
Hides, &c. &C. &C:
Advance made on cnns,gnments an -vN
Daily Iowa State Democrat., 1859-08-28

A lockswith in Frankfost-on the>Nain has
hit upon the ingsuious idea Of constructing
! strong hex With out any keyhols st al,
and which svsn the owner himsslf cannot
ep>n. Inside u . clock work, the hand Of
which the owner places at the horr and
minute when he ag,in vants to have access
TO the box The clock work begins 70 move
A. soon Is the lid IL shut. and opens the lock
from the inside a. the moment when the
hand indicates.
Daily Iowa State Democrat., 1859-08-28

knoWn E0ecoss-When Pain or in1Amas&on
10 pres Mt in hunsa body. snd Bran iretA's Pills
are u.s. they at once ssiss upaa the humors which
the ,cssion Of the palm or innamation ard 70.
move thso fson The bsds, ani they eannos injuss
becaute their poser ouiy spOs and over those hu.
more Or iepuriiks which ass unheal, BY want ufe)
and whose pres Dcs IN . part cause the pain and
burning heat. % n sore throat. Group, coles,
coughs, rheumatfms. pain In the side and pleurisy.
which ere al curei by from one 70 three doses OF
these pills, whose p,wer 10 only exsrted to remove
impurities from the blooi The rightly directed viii
use them and be cured. Sold ut Or Brandrsth's
PrncipaI Once NJ ~ Canal street, New York. and
By all respectable dealers In medicines.
aug'l-HAvlnso
pie, Thlak !..Ansr which, Aesl
You'd scsrce expect, 1t this late day,
With startling cures book to all
Thts Is the case, the million say,
With the cares Of Herrlck's Pill.
They come from East, and North. and West.
And with elad tidinss the papers nll.
Becsuse they are the cheapest. safest, best,
And superior to others u Herrick's Pill.
From Roots. and Plants. and Flowers they're
mad,
They always cure-they never kill
Thousands now In their graves we're laid
Were IL not for Herrick's Pill.
Zach pill With sugar 10 covered DER
rare discovery Of matchless skill;
Their like was never seen before,
UntM 1t tappesred In Hs,riek's Pill.
For years he's worked TO heal the sick,
With Joy elate his bosom nlls;
For tens OF thousands now rejoice
At the magic powers Of Hervick's Pills.
np HHRRIOK'S NATCHLD6S VEGHT ABI.n 4
FAMILY PILLS have inundated the world with
| their popularity. Over ave millions Of boxes ere
used annually, giving employment TO eighty. Eve men
| and women to put Them up. Their cures are num-
bered by thousands-thsir praises the tongues ol
al. Cit1eus Of Davenport and elsewhere have you
ever used them? Put up in Ensliah, Spanish. Ger.
man and French direction. I.arg: - .ny box s.
. cents nve boxes for 81. Sod every where.
Daily Iowa State Democrat., 1859-08-28

a.-.e,es,s Execstavs Ceonissse,
psuscratsc Csuaty Csnvs.tssa,

me Oe0ocrsts Of Scott e0uuty viii meet In Dele
goss Coaseasioo q the Court Nouoe In The city o.
0svsapost. On Monday, the 18th day Of 3 ptenber,
1850 ss II O'Clock 4 II. for the purpose Of nomina-
ton Whtsh takse place the llth Of October 1859
0.Utt:
OWe Sbmlf0r.
49, Rn0Cna>nfaffves
Daily Iowa State Democrat., 1859-08-28
BOOTS AND SHOES
VVho1o0A1O - RotA1l
TUE N ~Dv~-


nAvn now IN store large and we'll selocsnn
= stock Of BoCts and shoes, 70 which 1 inv1ie
the attention Of oil IN want Of articles In my line.
O0onsry zt0dsss wishing 70 repleoish their etock
wlI nnd It to their advantage 70 call on me before
Purchasing elsewhere.
10 my numerous customers who prefer Oxeloun
W0ve We continue 70 hold ont inducements IN tAe
vsy Of pttss sGodk and sevltsA se0rk not eauailod
ehis side OF New York.
All kinds OF Ladies' WORK manufactured A mana,
tSyIn n. 0AnADFr
Daily Iowa State Democrat., 1859-08-28

nDR. MANN, the renowned disooversr OF that
invaluable remedy, DR.. Mana's Agus B.lsam, still
continues to labor in behalf Of the afflicted. His
medicines are universally admitted BY the American
press. to be far superior to any and al others ever
discovered for the treatment Of chis fever and sgue
and oil ntermittents. There can be no doubt, IL We
place confidence In tie innumer
which the Doctor has in his possession thst Is the
greatest discovery made in the science Of med.
cine The attention Of readers Is called to the
advertisement Of this Balssm found ia another
umn Of this paper, and We would recommend all suf-
ferng from this disease viz: chills, fever and sgue,
to avail themselves Of = trial Of this remedy.
Sold BY all good druggists.
10 Persons afiicted with the Fever and Agus
should not spare either time trouble or expense to
procure DR.. Hossetter's Celebrated Bitters,
whose benencent effects upon tho human system has
been clearly proved to those who have been stricken
down in short space Of time By this dreadful curse
whose cheeks are wan and mesgre, and whose nights
are sleepless and restless, and whose eyes dim
and sunken. With death staring them In the face,
this compound must prove blessins; snstching
them as II were from the very mouth OF the grave.
None know it, true value until they have tested
restored the sufferers TO pristine health. Their pop
ularity in all the wetern AMI Southern parts shsuld
introduce them to oil families.
Sold BY druggists and dealers generally. every
where.
q See advertisement In another column.
aug6.dAw1m
Daily Iowa State Democrat., 1859-08-28

&C.,: SSsss 'sd''.
0Sco11sv 4 Thsossrw.
Surveyor.
oSs.y 6spevtsssxdest Of PubIic .Scooois.
CorON1v.
DvstaAOs Commisst0nsr.
II Accordsnes With . resolution passed ct the
County Ooavsnt,on. held July 18th, 1858, the ratio
q rsproosntstioo for the didsrent Tosnsbipo Will
-: One Delegate for each Towoship. aud one I'd.
dlsoual deeRste sor svery twenty Democratic VOTES
east q shs last 0ubssnationai election.
BY Order Of
Daily Iowa State Democrat., 1859-08-28

wuo PutS away Dis WE, or m2rr1oS one
whom another has put away, commits
adulterys
B. Yes; and l hold that no
man should ever put away . wife ex-
cept for adultery-not always even for
that. Such is my individual view OF
the matter. do not say that wives
have never been put away in our
church, but that l do not approve Of
the practice.
Il. Glow do you regard what is
commonly termed the Christian Sab.
batha ae
B.Y.-As . divinely appointed day
Of Test. We enjoin all to rest from
secular labor on that day. We would
have no man enslaved to the Sabbath.
but We epjoin al to respect and enjoy
it. sa.s E
Such iA ~ nearly as l can recollect
the substance Of nearly two hours
conversation, wherein much was said
incidentally that would not be worth
reporting, even il could remember
and reproduce it and whssein others
bore part; bat, - President YouuQ
10 the frat minister Of the Mormon
church, and bore the principal part 10
the oonvsrsataon, have rsposted hi
asswsus alone 10 my questions and Oh.
ssrvatious. The othsn appeared mi
fosmly 70 dsist u HI visws and %
aequissss fslly u hi 1espoasss asd
sxplanaaious. He spoke readily, uo1
always with esanns6sel aeelsaej, III
WA 70 sPlal - = Anltellea =
q; R;':';'l !; u '!|'!;t ii &
New-York daily tribune., 1859-09-30
% Uhom Il uap Goxrerx.
oRD'NAECEs.-The B "a

NENTBAL PARK OBD'N AnCbo.-l lno D onro
~ Co.sjop-,, of Cer,rs Park % ordSn fodovs:
No tsye, 90 an part cf C~asrs fsrt exoepe
upon the Ride squesu.n rTsd n,s e.oeedios nss
Ills "a bour P,oos horsbst sssl nos travel os me
I'd. or EQUESTRIAN road rate exceeding GX oies psf
~ b,,. .h.I t- permitted on aiss" ees-srsn
,,.A IN. am. .iut dev4d ercunv~iy % .fl'.Es aor
aha. sny vbc attic q onfe-n 40 on my pr, OF
ara r.n.ver. rsAs such pisces are aPpoPrle1
ni' vSr,. .5.l b. PERMITTED 70 s.a,d up,n .se Drive
obs.rtou II tr. ircrus,ui-uce o travel nN
sna a1y peor vpon Tie CenA PsTk soic or i5' pas'en
bstney coach c.i.r.. ether vehicle for hire, .as
stand upon part q tae Cerira . of th- pyfp
In .ry parsons than those carried 70 tie Psf
by said oosc. cs'isr- OF vehicle , -,
No p~r.on sns erp srtice or eirf Toy sale upos The
C<n.r sIosp, previously e-cs-d BY th- ard o Com
n.eer Of the CeD,,s Part slsI hsssins pdca
BE- aiox ID OF tbe C-ttrs Park.
ing go, reI h.ne rsuGre ~. o,her s'ticl- .oeJ
for o.r'se of sooe p..ch.od. Iaa9sr. ot sa'
shs be Nov.d 20 tn..r as par OF TIE I-asA rafs
tIceps upon the trsnsvefs- roacs NJ,
Eo.at-uns sbu.ve nsuin1 or 1ecer' ,nza.e 'h,n ee
.owee Cenusl PArt whereby breach OF tie may
No p-r.ot. ,h,ll sowei ten fr.roe' play a'y
sa, sDor AZ OF any tshc Instrument of r,aaf
20 obceIe i.cecsL at whas-r &C ne C-'rs PARK
Of where A OF pop-r' -nds'f-rei
a. p.r.rs Al reaur.c 60 By ih- su ,.riaer ten
bis s,,r. .bs from PARTON Il toe Central PAX
,pc fed by tJ- srp-rib bis asants and remain od
the = Gn;1 p+rmi-son l. gv,E to return
The above .doe- sn1 payt meeting o.
TIE Bose fCouns.Iers C-n.rs psk dry convened
in otfdiric 10 tn r'fuir-u-t o. 40 I erInrd A. s
o the Central Psk 10 'hs City OF
fifty The fosus sectoH Of saii act sp2esos the
above ordinances:
"sI5 All persons ferdns ssns, such ordinances shs be
deemed guilty of emssno aud be pb'h7d 90 conS: on
before The Mayor Recorder any msgsrate Of the City
New Yo't BY fire nc' eIcesdDs hy collar, sad IN deial
psynsnt by imps me1t ro' exceeding tnir'y days
By order Of The Board .,n,u, u oorys
President the Board Of Coussiouers Of Park
Dated E-w.fort. s. pit z, 1859.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-09-30
MOUNT WASHINGTON COLLEGIATE
wi INSTITUTE,
No. 2ls 4h-st (corner Of McDoueals.), On Washington



Opens It's seventeenth schoA stc year Sept r. 1889.
Male pupils Of all received and insuctsd In Al
branches preparatory business college The number Of
pup in al The dspsrtments hundred The Principals
ssssted in Casscs Aaheuscs Natural Sciences French,
Spansh Bookkeeping Drawing P-nmanship II
ton. Conpsi,ion &c. BY TEN expeenced Professors and In
sructorh
Ad'srced students Of tie Classical Department. jas. enter
Ing the study OF the sa,hors required for .dmon 20 the
Freshmen sophomore classes Of College under the tuition OF
Prof John NeFaane who has during than twenty yeAn
OF devotion 70 Latin and Greek caics prepared msny New
York students to Cogbs and oher Cole among whom
Mr.. ORLANDO M Il this cy Tor the Freshmen Class o.
CGr bA College Mr. eerpsrd Pate Of the late Mayor
5. Louis ff The Freedman Cla Of Yale College and hr Cor
r-as kps Of he Preden: Of Columbia College 's he
junior ClAss Of ,ha, institution
The advanced cas II French have placed under The
Instruction Of Prof De Go. for mpa ting COT
rec. convsoatioual Use Of the language.
The M ocstion Of this institute renders easy o access
BY srosd and sage from s Of the city Jer~J
City srd Eobokeo, while pupils 20 from Yonkers irvnzton'
Ne~ Rochelle snd Jamaica Of sons,so. o;earence
Circular OF fe 2,ruars ne had AZ the ~sy boos
Burr.ona Nc. ~ ehsv RAyner No. 10 Bo~e'y ana
tbe School
The smallest boys under the special Of one Of sss
Principals
New-York daily tribune., 1859-09-30
SPLENDID PROPERTY at PRIVATE

"A SALE fs rum and Res'decce Of the late Casnss Ns
nan (who sned the IN se3 aesHer Ans'n. n'nssd
Pootnosuc Hsncct County flinota r,s farm occs"e q
about Of .ice-r; end n hlh ssse Of cai,vsn
and djons The p II Pooocsuc L. h.a on t
oerep. consou 6n- Vegetable and Fov-r Guisr lad 90
ard plan ID 9th AID thrifty y'uns w
ehsrS tree ssore Maosou ~s cAn.Eehons- rssles .ni
the ref 81 t.. TIE farm NOD ntosos
are t~au-fa,y oa;-d o1Dsaergs toe s ot The sspp
River and valley ors dis.noe Ponoos1c 10 res,fd~c
ore h-.sy soa desirable pohss of rssaasnee 90
the Mssi.sipri River
A.o . ro.S STEAM -FOUR MILL. WITH large srct w.r-
h.~ stacbed used r Detis,ey q; the e.n oos sndihS
The r, cou..,s OF four Of the machinery Ia ex
ceLeu. condition Atsohed % the mil hSe SsSmn Lnn
tr Ysrs kc L. Of ene luber nf near tn- ni
fh. sbove prop y oil b. sod sther seParsse ae pu
eh.ef ~ =, desire Ccuaoas sra SoF par
acal.,, ie9uirr Of WILLIAM o. Vol IT,
Pou,ooslc, HsooocA County. ID.
p.f...,o~ s,.hoy R.rv,asnr 4 Co No 81 Maiden lane.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-09-30
Aouses to fet.


4 FIRST. CLASS FURNISHED HOUSE, to
"A LET IL South Brooklyn. most pleasantly situated The
baths bot aud throughout and all
other nproyemess aud s Courts, Apply
ty letter only. w BALDWIN, No. ~ Park row. n I.
NNO LEASE-The UPPER PART of the 5-stOJ
i white marble BUILDING No. SIS srosdwsy. APp,y =
WILLIAM TAYLOR No Ek Rrosdvsy o. " JOHN YAY
LOR, No SIS Broadway.
rINO LET, with STEAM POWER A Well
LshteS Room s7xeo second door. To Let, with Seun
Power, at No $50 Horato-st A CONOVER& c..
ITO LET-With steady Steam Power, THREE
FLOORS 5ox7S feet In the bulins being bull: or
Of Pearl sre Enss rhee rooms each
have IS large wnoows and will be light Any rooms n TIE
city built manufacturing purpos-s They wei .dspt.d
for printing Offices there connected with them
Ns for the of Pses tbu expressly for purpse
These have Steam Hois'wsys and hessa b.
steam Yor particulars and terms inquire Of
A. CAMPBELL, Rear Of No. IS Centrr-r
ITO LET or FOR SALE-The new STORE
No l7s s;h sv between 2& and .2sta Inquire Of j. n
WELLS, esq., l67 sths