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New-York daily tribune., 1859-06-06
THE LATEST NEWS.
RECEIVED BY
MAGNETIC TELEGRAPH.
From Washington.

WAsHIsGTOV, Saturday, june J, IbJ5.
Indian Superintendent Collins of New-M Mexico an
nOuoces to the Indian Bureau the perfect safety Oi Tue
southern Overland Mail route. Agent Steck, who
proposes TO meet some 500 Indians upon the GiIa to
distribute the usual quota Of agricultural implements,
writes that his guard the occasion will consist OF
ter Mexicans, armed only with hoes and ox-whips.
The receipts into the Treasury last week were over
two millions Of dollars, but the drafts amounting to
abo,u three millions there is hsrd subject to draft
.r,Ir fn,rr Inillinns
New-York daily tribune., 1859-06-06

NEw INLAND ROUTE 70 NEwPoRT.-The shofe
Line Railroad has chartered the steamer Golden Gate
TO run from Eas; Greenwich, Il. l., 70 Newport,
enabling the passenger that leaves New-foFk oy the
s clock e. N. express train via New-ioFk and New
Haven Railroad arrive in Newport in time Tor d'n-
per. in. H. The arrangement goes into effect today
,Nopdsvj 9Th Of June.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-06-06

ForSD DRowSEp.-Lsst evening Oticer s14..'ah
Of the Fourth Wari found the body Of nsn roa.nS
in the East River, foo, OF Roosevelt street. Upon
examination, it proved to be the remains OF nan
named Dennis Daley, who had bees missing for the
pas, three days. The body taken to his &c is'
depce No. 81 Water street.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-06-06
The Boston POst.Office.

BOSTON, SATURDAY, JUNG Y IoJS'
The Boston Pcst-Oifce is being removed today from
Summer street back 10 the old site iu State street
The steamfrigate Minnesota has been hsned 10 tne
Navy Yard She is 10 be dsmantled and hsr crew
paid eff on Monday Tuesday.
The steam gunboat Narragsnsctt is nearly ready Tor
fea. -,
The new stesm-sloop Hartford is at anchor IN the
stream ready for sea, as is alec the sloop Levsnt.
The Constitution viii be ready in few days.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-06-06
Burning Of Vessels.

NV UKLEANs, Sa'uTday, June !, 800.
The ftesmcr Pio,a. from Red River, tot tslv
destroyed by FIRE THE afternoon Carroton. The
lo-s is stated at sljO The passengers were all
saved but It is reported ths, two Of the hands were
lcst.
The bark Charm, from New-York for New. Orleans.
with cargo Of lime, is 90 fire at PAS Lputre.
Contrsry to the reports in some Of the Savannah
paperr there has not been single case Of yellow feSer
this eehsOn.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-06-06
RepOrted Purchase for the French
Government.

NEw-BEnrORD, saturday, June Y, 80"
is reported in this city that an agent Of the French
Government visited Fairhaven to-day, for the purpose
of purchssinc the new cipper-ship, not yet named
recently launched, and belonging to Reuben fish OF
Fai:hsyen.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-06-06
The Virgimia Election.

RICHNosD, Saturday June 4, 1873.
The Secretary Of the Comm wealth has official
returrs from lO7 counties il which Letchers major
i,y is 1896. FOriyfour countes are still to be OFF,
oio!y heard from.
In the above returns are included most Of the Oppo-
s;t'cn stiorgholds.
II is now believed that Mr.. Letchers majority will
be 600 or more.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-06-06
The st. Louis Murder-Death oil
Mr. Charles.

ST. LOUIS, Saturday, june Z, NV
Mr. Joseph ChaIless died at o'clock this morning.
No demonstration made on the jail last niSn' o'
this morning. This evening the excitement Is snosd,
ing Judge Clover has been petitioned to cal special
at the Criminal Couitfor the speedy trial o; the
murderer.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-06-06
s. X. CHURCH. Controller
BANK OF THE MASHATTAN COMPANY,
Nen. Arrival of the Indian.

~ FATHER PoIST, G.. f., june 5-Sp. m.
TlSk was light fell Of snow this forenoon, and IT
il, iSw ranir heavily. There are no signs Of the
steamship Indian now in her twelfth day from Liver
pool.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-06-06
Death of BENJAMIN Bullock.

fHlLADELPHIt, SATURDAY, june :, toS%,
Benjamin Bullock an old and eminent Philadelphia
merchant, died this morning.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-06-06

FAIAL AccipEsI.-Last evening an unknown ihAn
was run over by OF the Eighth-syenne es,', coz
OF Spring and Hudscn strostA and Instant! Anea
His body taken to the Eighth Wsrd S's'i'h'
Hou.e.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-06-06
Sailing of the North American.

QUtBIc, Saturday, Juoe 4. lo5'.
The steamship North American sailed from this port
OF 10 O'Clock this morning for Liverpool She took oat
I.3 paascngers.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-06-06
The City of WashingtOn's News at
NeW.Or1eans.

NEW-OkLtAhs, June -, INJ'
The advoes per steamship City Of W Washington we're
rec. we'd lat evening by the National line, and pub
lished in this mornings editions Of the Associated
Press.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-06-06

Al, An. ,h,. far - the r<v-~s<
- - ,l ]. a. n n. ,,,..,n s,f ,s,a v,u escr>A
80 e.c
,,.,x,. which h.x, rc,y,i - u~st COO
i.e gay - b - gil,s,S hx * Jfsi.os River "a
@ ~ r,.,. h,v, .ssn.t,m-. b~~a % -e,.ss
:. .. - ~ Aouht. ol the pp,px~y II coutisa
H'->"-''" - wv " ~ " ~"
.,,. TOO hax, is.rn pu hlshed thai restriction on
S,.. .r rIod.d l.or The rights and psvsss incAA<a
~ avidrli. sna other corrofati,rs mskns
% ,cci,,on, of our Courts hsaet tribunals cf obs
-. E -. si,,.ix a., ,h... mint.
M y r,,cs IN f,yos of assiy .xeur,,a tict.<s
uV Gus s - ,n ,s. of ,ha 80. thai tA. ,~,~o.
ereua u'' 80 Pi I s,ca.n, cn.,,ucrS r..S.a,. :.
- T,h "a ,na u.u,y so 20 AMI ffo ~ithout baxsAe
". u"e . -, go, IA ~. .J,r,J y.fss II
,,h,eh ne.,lx on. half OF the ur~> Glvk
way ~ - - .,,,.I ,Ai,l,. sa rs,es,s,
hnsIn... InJr, an. c.,-Tins inausnS- sdv~ss- "
- " - -, $780,. .iuc. ISso h.. n,n..eA mage
~ sr, - .y,vr, ,rh,Ls IN. hrash b.sness h. ~
cn,,. s,nhlso in th- .su. time
II can hardly be hop.d shoud do than maintain
,r..n, couonics s,s,eu f the risd rrtrnchment op
~, "a, rctic,d ht.
auction With our double acka and numerous taruoas =
civ other plsr.s
y yeisvy -, Nns. ui,hoo, inI, ~ -
"a 80 =, .i :. incl f,t IN. locomotive susin.s eousins~s
. 80 w - go NJ ,e,n yoos and eneoufss.s the st.A-
VI ~ ,b. tormrr for the latter rhs coal surn.rs
ana Phrri, hav. run durtns rs
.cto,ily a. before the Zsbrc drawing the hrsvirs aA
me rosuiN .ne nar mia nsw .n.i,s 4,
NM ,s ,.e , " ,ns,y,cJ the onl, p,r,stor who -
t-si ..e y. % ua, r. S,,i,r,i.bss ba, barn onirrs
-. - ,n, a, cur 6r.t c.. v,-,d burn~rs The
~ 49, nass, >, the ron.nnptsn Of q al b. N.
ens,h" "o.' @ W -, p.,.r, nrn,yr,,sn,. xhichoor-
app' " ~ ~ ,.,,r, h,ca .r.h Am m. m, M rss
sist' n,s !. .iso - ,b ,hs .xrcr,T, nov a,auir,A
Ai.tauon eosH 80 s""' "'"' WV >f
can De- made ioi ,,,. ,,....,u.,, h.v. 49,.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-06-06

Al sy,. IL the pay rolls and sSar-. a, ssca,s and cs
r,arly led annually pad foe pesons s-rvie.
Il which o then cEe-fh s,iff a. psa TO nag an
watrhren swi,chrnen and eufe t~naesa s~v~td
t sre osr hAn % The cndartNr se as~nts snd e~tks
Ths fooWinE sh. 4 rceipts trn cunnata sons "a wv
1888 exhibit. tie VI cosansrs coy ar~ a
whom IN s when The eharsv 10 y~H -
Newark snd Ne~Nork ior the rso.d sooe. seA 80
paid addition f.ry. 'hsn uadet ts
r u Company The vSsE rsrsss e-t~rea Nov
sk aud NewNcrk thea s oeuts with mose bf he tuy
tn. amos corutscu ard has hceo Ga mAsy
r,duccd 10 SO fon Newark 10 Nsw,Ness or see.n api
IN m Elrahs,h SS "a tip trum Railway SO - ~
crr,. tsip frnn NV un.wick se " II ceats TIP
New-York daily tribune., 1859-06-06

The number u Philadelphia trains bas. ssD ncressH W ~
last years from q TO H.
l1he report udes With explanation OF the gsusrso
k, snd notice VI negotiations with the hors saI
Es.ex asiIoad Company
BY order Of the Beard JOHN = JACKSON
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-07-28

[ No. 4739. !
Resoped That section six of ordinance 1915 entitled
ordnancs revising and lieu of ordinance No. 1869 entitled
an dinance conceni the pound limits Of the be- and
the same Is hereby amended to read follows. wit
Resored further That all horses mules imponnded
and unredeemed shall be sold at public auction the Street
his deputies after five days notice In the Off
the said Street Commissioner his deputies after three days
notice in the Off; al journal.
GSigned) JOHN T. MONROE,
President Board of Assistant Aldermen
(Signed) BENZ. 8. HARRISON,
Approved July 26, 1889
tSigned) GERARD STITH, Mayor. jy27 81
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-07-28

NJ FLYER, SURVEYOR AND CIVIL. ENGINEER
4Ns has removed his office ANTE CITY, where Ae viii
attend TO locating and Surveying land and will GENE
RAJ LAND AGENT in the parishes OF St. Helena, St. Tam.
many, Washington and Livingston.
Price Of Government lsnd under thegradustion law25
centspar acre. aul2 ly
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-07-28

The Board Of Trustees have resolved 70 pay interest
per cash ali the outstanding certificates Psosts
holders thereof their legal representative aaa
after the SECOND MONDAY In August proximo.
Also declare dividend Of FORTY PER GENT. ~ psr
cent? the Net Earned Premiums Of the Company for the
ending tbs s0h June 1855 for which certificates win b
issued on and after tho FIRST day Of October next.
And resolved further that after reservng One Million Del
lars Profits all the outstanding certificates Profits Of he
Issue Of the year 1856 be redeemed and asr the Second
Monday in Angus. proxmo, we'll to pay FORTY PEE
CENT of the certificates Of Profits Of tho Issue OF 1851
30th June ult.
THOS. A. ADAMS, President
GEORGE JONAS, Vice President.
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n & e. ROLLING, SUCCESSORS TO p ROY.
Wholesale and Retail Grocers.
AND DEALERS in WINES, FOREIGN and DOMESTIC
LIQUORS,
No. 40 OLD LEvEE sTREET,New Orleans,
NIL 1y4W Between Bienvill aad Cont at
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Notice is hereby given that FRIDAY, 9Th August will
2 @'''A my g DbP Fl sssHs e Comptroller
SPECIFICATIONS for the contract for fill
and md
on one s line commencing at Canal point dis
until Tide con ssss
on the other side the Canal street Ferry end
sfss
0 III nes
grades to be given by the City surveyor with sand be-
# 'Sf
and well settled down shall be two and half fee.
hse 'ps
susss
H. r. 'a
ths Of the q the P,r Of the
fame up gradually and by PORTIONS not to interrupt
any manner the wants of commerce.
the labor and hauling shall be furnished by the
Council to complete the days after, under
Thereafter the same is not completed.
The whole work shall be executed under the of
Payments In cash on the completion of the work and its
we'll uderstood thatn of failure by the
o % cass e s WITH the
which the work being executed Council shall have
s0 Phs8k and WITH
out applying of Justice annu same and with.
out indemnity and 1t Is also well understood that the
contractor shall at time abandon the
complete the in conformity with his contract said
work done by him the date Of the the
city shall be thereby discharged from any liability
therefor and Is also well nHdertood the con-
tract be esod the contractor and his security shall
and bound in sodo to the city ali loss difference
between the which the contractor originally
to perform the work and the price which may be adudca-
ted at a resale or adjudication.
sss s sss I'd y Jay T iss complete
[Signed.l LOUIS II. PILE,
City Surveyor
Approved by the Committees and Landings Of
both Boards of the Common Council. -
ts issnsd RoBr ' HUG AZ, oharmen.
Registered July o. 1859
iy2s l2t HENRY DUREL. for COMPTROLLER
UUMPTKOhLEk's usFIUk,
=. City Of New Orleans, July 7, 1855.
ESULVtcD, That the Comptroller be, and
~ ne Is hereby authorized and requren notice. by
Standing In the official Journal that in accordance
SUI 1904 the Council will not bill against the city unless
contracted under auhcrtty Of order from the Comptroller
In accords me-, with the ordinance referred to;
President Board of Assistant Aldermen.
lSignedl l.. H. PLACE,
President Board of Aldermen.
Approved April2s, 1859.
isignsdl JOHN L LEWIS, Mayor.
Fhe attention of the of Of the city and Of the bic
respectfully called to the foregoing resolution.
IylsH Comptroller City Of New Orleans,
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.

MAYORALTY OF NEW ORLEANS, D
City Hail. July rs. 1859,
Common Council OF the City Of New Orleans. }
No. 4734. i
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I No. 400. j

Nesnue That the adjudication by tho Comptroller Of con.
tract cI the paved and repairing the
paed streets o. the Eleventh Ward Of the city n L. Ros.
vaey-secu.fy Goo Schmd,sa $A700 per year. for three
Sss, 70 .S *. The sane is asrshy rsc.sd
resell said contract to the lowsst bidder. after ave days
In the oicia ourna sgreeab Specifications Of tho Sur.
already sale to Be subject Ia ts
or rejection Of the Common Council.
lsignsd] JOHN T. MONROE,
. President Board of Assistant Aldermen
lSignedl J. o. NIXON,
Approved July l6 1859. - A'
tsiEn'dl GERARD srtTH. Mayor.
Notice is hereby given. that TUESDAY 26th inst
will adudcate a. my office. at IL O'clock NJ the above
contracts '' ' "oo'o
tyle It v. DUPLEssIs. Comptro,,sr.
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COMPTROLLER's OFFICE. !
City of New Orleans, July q, 1859. )

COMPTRoLLER's OFFICE )
City of New Orleans, July @, 1852
No. 4732.]
Resoued That the Comptroller be and he Is hereby author
led after ten days notice in the official Journal
contract to the lowest bidder cubic yard for filling up
with river sand all that portion Of the city
width abont 800 feet and lying between Canal ST. Louis
streets. Second District said filling be accordance
with lines and levels Of the City
sad to DO subject to the approval rejection
the Common Coupci.
(Signed) JOHN T. MONROE
President Board of Assistant Aldermen,
tSigaed) j. o. NIXON,
President Board of Aldermen.
Approved July 20, 1859.
tSigned) GERARD sTITH Mayor
true copy: WIN. SALoMoN, Sec'y to the Mayor.
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L NO. 4l35. !
Resored That the first paragraph ordinance No. 1851
titled An Ordinance providing for the sale right
establish rail Dads the city OF New Orleans for
other purposes" be amended by striking para
graph the first after the enacing clause Inserting ha
words the Comptroller be and he hereby authorized
to aJndicae to the highest bidder after Eve days
official Journal the right of way for twenty years in the city
the following de- crbsd on the terms and conditions
No. 1851 by striking out all the words of the
the last bnt relative to the receiving and opening sealed
prop sails and that thus amended said ordinance 1864
and it is hereby adopted.
Resolred further, That the Comptroller he is hereby
authorized to adjudicae the aforementioned right of way
the construction and working of said railroads agreeaby
sinanse No. 49, as amended IL consnctoa with resolution
lions Of the said adjudication t. be subject the
Reso'ced further That the bonus paid by the person
persons purchasing the right Of way and constructing
working the said city shall paid follows the
city to witt oneff cash signing the before the
for given by purchaser or and to
the satisfaction OF the Finance Committee with interest at
per cent per annum.
tSignedl JOHN T. MONROE,
President Board of Assistant Aldermen.
lSignedJ BENZ s. HARRISON,
President pro tenn. Board of Aldermen.
Approved July 20, 1859.
lsignedl GERARD sTITH, Mayor. jy7 St
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
CoMPrROLLER's OFFICE.
City Of New Orleans, July 10, 1852.
+ No. 1899,

Reo,ped That The Comptroller be he Il hereby AUTHOR
sed 10 audcas the lowest bidder after eve days notcs
the Official joaruai contract for dng up ST. Andrew sreet
aacs lines and levels 70 b given BY the City surveyor
said adjudication 70 TO the approval q rejection
the Common Council
[sieaedl JOHN T. MONROE,
,,,r PRESIDENT Board OF Assistant Aldermen,
SigneO j. o. NIXON,
Approved July 10, 1855. "a AAN''~e''
Alsigasdl GERARD STITiI Msvsr
, 1859-09-30

A sl1llomnn writing from Melbourne,
u11'r daIe Of February 2lsk says The Mer,
e11II|. 0nrtile md Prices Current solicits
Information relative % The uss Of barley g
flod lor holr,s uhofhor he borses of Cal.
Il1nIa arc "a exclusively with that grain,
q viii q MIXTURE o. barley and oats;
u1s|14I ln1 lorncf Il crushed, ground, Or
1o1ktl nd uhethef, IN either condition.
\ B. suitable i1r drah horscsl IN reply,
W 11ls 70 remark, - IL result Of our IN
4gIIIl1 Ihat slage and d1a homes can Be
.dV.llagooully. md generally arD, fed On
barely alone. o. mixed with corn neal or
chopped by. 20 g % prevent TOO sudden .
c1anEe from oais Il Il generally crushed,
o. soaked or both 20 a1 % facilitate ils di-
g11|'o1. nlT,ey = vely strong food, and
horses "a on 4 properly will b able 70 do
m1Ir work Ihan II fed On other grlins but
n warm nlllh1f, miEed feeds are prslsinble.
u coun1n1lng - ne, Eve o. ax pounds
1.1a.d b fed per day, and he Quantity eradu.
e1I lnuc1.l1 70 Ten pounds, e iho animal
oecous occuliomed foik In changing Diet
- animal requires care. as hs q Incapable
q performing h|l uIunf amount of Iahor
NIL 1lb'|nllsd o lhs change
, 1859-09-30
Udolpho Wolfe's schnapps.

Medicinal Diet Drink, OF lively used and approved by
emineniy salutaTy qualities 1.-THE medical faculty, the
Manufactured By himse ex lsempennce people, heads
elusively, at his factory ail0f families, &c.
schedSm. In Holland, and 10 Gravel, ,Gout and Rheu.
well known during the last smatiem, IN OhstFuctons Of
twelve years throughout the The Bladder and Kidneys
Atlantic and Western States end In general Debility. IL
Il 10 made from the best lonecla are prompt Decided
Barley that be selected and invariably reliable And
in Europe, with the essence Is not only remedy ior
Of On aromatic Italian beTTythese maadies but 10 eli
Of acknowledged and extra cases 10 which they are pro-
ordinary medicinal qualities duced by drinking bad va
q has long since aeqai.ed er which ls amHat unver
higher reputation, both lnsay the cause Of them, d
Europe and America than nOperates q q sURB PRIvkN.
any other diuFetic beverage lFIvE.
Analysed. i d . PR For Fever and Agus 10
PECfLY PURB LQU0R IN itsOne Of the most efcaelous
Effects mild and whole prevenilves that can Be re-
some tonic. IL Is exten- sorted 10.
The ArOmat!s Scheldam Schnapps
Il consequently In great de-n The stomach and bowels
mand by persons taveling TO which they especially
or about 70 settle In thost suhect well o. In the
parts Of the country espe lchollc Of grown persona
caly, a. vel as by many h IL j0dlcioas adoption In
every community where connectIOa principal
has become known on cmeals o. vhona sense of ex.
count Of Ne other hansiion dictates its use,
il al cases Of DrOpsca ds6ity attendant % UPON psO. 70
tendency, lt b generally theacted chronic m Sdloslow
only remedy required when Temperament and exhAnsied
adopted In the early aagesvital energy, BY whatever
Of The disease. In Dypepsiaeause induced. iaese are
maladiesS when taken pFOiAcs 10 which many q The
per .quanlties - . dlsilmnst eminent medical men,
drink, despeci.ly at din eoih In Europe and the
ner u s found, By unliom United essss have borne
experience. % be emlnenlly Testimony, and which are
ecacous 10 the most Ols boFdhogsied by the hlahest
nate casea, when even theIWritien authorities.
best Of ne usual Tsmedlet Put IN quaFtoF pnt hot
have failed 70 aIFd morelles In caacs Of one ddzsn
than temponly relief IDwlth my name on the bottle
cases q Flatulency y b cork, and fAe sime Of my
lmmedlsieS SinvariibIe spec agnatuTs On tho Iabel.
acf and l.mAg b admIns- For b al the respect
tered IN diluted and proper bs duRgiss and LIQUOR
tlonale Quantities even tOdeaIeN In California and
, 1859-09-30
NOTICE.

TWE HOBPIrAL sTEwAHD AT ronr
~ noIlnceom has On hand quantity of Mcdicine1 and
uuu, uhich ke uII ell 70 citizens.
fls.e.paens fsr sJphIs and GOnOrhoa carefully con-
I.gss 4 shs Hsgaa Stewards room, Hospital bunalns
~ CHAS J. HTZGEKALD.
, 1859-09-30
San frantistu.
Three si.ss-SK, 0 aud . feet Cut,

Three slses-SX, and . feet Cut,
With extras for all the different patterns from
1852 to 1859. [Agent for the manufacturers for
the Pacific coast
S ::$ ::s !. % 1884, ss SSS ::% ::% IN IN :ss :s
$4,000 sold in the last four years!
No single e..ablIhmeu. in the world can tru.hfully
claim 10 have manufactured and sold anything like %
large number OF Reapng and Moving Machines dur
Ing The same time while my experience dates back The
origin Of my machine IN 1854, having been actively and
exclusively engaged In their manufacture for the last a.
teen yeaEs. an now more largely engaged In The man
uact1re Of these machines than ever before and with
ny mDsovsnents lcr IssS DO not hesitate 70 yanant
working; and further % n.y. that aFmeFs who may de-
s 4 S 2 .OE ny machine SOS u:
preiaed. Tht position oi the RAker In my machine,
les paentedl upon the main frame, where there great
machine, 8 he only ighs SSe. Other maEsm have g
haul their aker on the platform, where be must submit
% having the dust thrown 10 bis eyes By the opera ion
platform wheel over which Be rdes necesSary rScIine
their machine 10 pieces. This accOunts In part for the
great durabyof Of my machines compared with oehe.
Great Council Medal awarded my machine In London,
Grand Gold Medal Of Honor at Paris, in 1855.
Highest Prize at the French UniVessl Exhibition, In
1855.
HIshe.. Prize Of Royal Agricultural sOeisiy Of Eng
His6e:s Pr.s Of the United States Agricultural So.
.-- As the Best Reaper. ....
Publications made By the manufacturer Of the Nanny
machine, claiming the highest honoFs etc. the French
Unversnl Exposition, In 1885, are known by them 10 be
ISs 4: e ny %.cAns =, Indicted e
premiums, generally, are worthy Of no confidence, al
, 1859-09-30

I - - u u ~.
nHU ooonS.
C.-.-I-...-a r.....-.... -. I----.-.s
-. - - :
TTAVE NOW LANDING AND IN STORE
III on0 49,. a, i---I -. S,ul-
- q. ~ -, ossSs ~ ~ y ~ l ...Se osOw '.s e.
~ ~ S1 ~ - tsen 4 ee ssern ~ sl..SaAtJ
~ ~ ~. ~. No'S-ySy D1c.t
~ 49, no.s-no yeoAi
1S 49,. nassn Dacki -tial. ls
"a -. s,.- 1....-,s R.s.nSS
~ 49, rn.41s p1nEt
49, Ieons knl.s
60 Dun.ene pnne5
c..o ana - el.,ehed % .nil.lng.; p
, 1859-09-30

DIR GUYsOrrs IMPROVED
Extract Of BsIIcU Dock apa SafsapatiIia
m oUARf BOTTLES
To AcKnolYLEDGED 10 nm THE nESr
y e1l11paria made. e b ceFti1ed b. he wonderful
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md gelune arclo. Thll modiclnS uhsn nd aoooIa-
WILL CURE WITHOUT PAL
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Ne 11ln, EUlpel1l, Chronic Sore Eyes, RinfwuFm
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he bo1l1 and Sonls, Old 0ogCs and
Uluu, Swelling q The 0lanii DylDsnIia san nhnum
Dll1ale q he Kidneys, Lose AppSllis,
Di11119 arising NON The u1s q
MuV, Pain 70 he side and Shoulder 0enorll DihIly.
janniloe and CoGliVonol.
Ihs usss Rsnals 1lsaIssas knOssu.
ThsYeloy Dock ana aeanaparIlh 4 peculiarly ad.u,sd
~ mllo1 q delicate health, resnlllng from ieQnlsrill
q mongrnal discharges and other dllnasol peculiar N
their We a1lTS The ancted that bolio a. tWo al
D. 0lyrulth Ezinet q yellow D0ck and easaD1Iilis
". :, oncs sssulais ihoss dASlliiss and rsnSW he
CAUlIOn-Do nss " imposed upon b nprAcIpled
Dflggha Iake none but tie genulne which = Duf IN
ol1Et h1lllra ald ed b. all Respectable druRl1H
PARK 3 WHITE, Sole Agents.
ls1 Washington sfrsea, San fnncnn.
Ao. lmpeLlan and general Agsnls To- a ne Fenuine
PATENT nEDICINB, and sell the samo n 0InntIIIe.
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SECOND HAND PIANOS
Ageat bargains alwsysn store: prices nom Sso,o am
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Published All The music and music books pubShed II
celebrated Guitars and al kinds Of Musical nstTumans
and music merchandise at helOWest pTlces Nnac ssnt
whenever ordered, post paid Catalogues ssnI b mai
clergymen. :
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