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Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1859-01-21
"a Gard from DR.. 5an:es N. Jarret

n N6IU 1IOm OT. 6SNSGS ~, JarT0E
FOR THE NEW YORK LUNG
A connection for the past. eight years with the above In
tof steady devotion to the Cure Of Pulmonary ConsuTnp-
sd OPPORTUNITIES ana advantages Of pathological research
aid ed nt n little by n perfectsysfen of MEDICAL IHHALA.
successful course of treatment for the positive and radical
cure of all diseases OF the Throat, Lungs, and Air Passages.
ofnes are directly addressed 20 thu discussed organs and d ;
foieguinent- 1 do not advise the use of Medical InhAlation
% ugh / consider 1t u useful adjuyant In the proper Han.
3 ement of those fearful and often fatal dis1xsrs, yet 1
duneit of b0th gelerAl and local treAturuL The success
gi my treatment in the ahnye diseases. nnd the hIRh char
honor 10 preside. are too we'll know to need any eulogv ar
comment from me. Al the solicitation of many private and
above charity has been long and literally supJur.ad. ami
after due considerations. 1 have concluded lonns.ke suca ar
and treatment ~ithiD the Roach of all, and nDt wonslpe m '
self. AS heretofore. To iy once- Tipping therefore LAsl Tie
fcssIDnsl brethren and ehr public. 1 wouId resFecMas1y IN
n0uuee in cunriu~ioa, 4s, / nan Hote be e9nruitei FgT .szu2y
the sAir- an uasd In the institution. prepAred To suit zach
tRtiiridual oAsr. lnhalins taporS, Medical inhAlrrs, &c. sc.
States OF tbe tauadns. TKHHs-Ay TRIMS of IrrAtulnnt by
letter are IS folio ~, viz: Sa2 per Iuo.th for tach uauspi
which wil incluuc heIieine sufficient Tor one nonIh's use
also, Iuhaling NAp0r, and an lnhSIiuK Apparatus. Pay
nrnI a. follows: 80 % be pSid TO f-Ipress AKent ua receipt
of thr. ulunti,. II tina patieitt be cured or is Ell. irels satisfied
lhrir case, and the 5. mptonsi in fdif. eau lie tr-nte1 As we'll
~ letter rs by pvrspnAi exslniuaiion. Patients awaiting
case over thirty de-. .. letters Tor advice promptly answer
ed. For further y r-cu!ara address 81
No. So BroAdwAy, cor. Twr!I hot. y. Y.
p. S.-rhysiciAuN and others visiting th- eiIy arc res n
Interesting caSrs can be Witnessed. aud whrlr our IN
PROVED ArrAKArrsf for The Inhalation If plUd.cAl rapor
gan be seen an tmSp-ctod--
Aug. ~. ISs.@sons
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1859-01-21

R1-4E Hfifer IN tbs aseHtA Z ith Le m ssSoraior, s~dS ~
THH LIVER INEIGoRATOR

AASh AUTHORIZATION
is A SCIEH7lffC MEDICAL. DISCOVERY, and IL daily
working cures, almost to great 10 beiiEye-@1t euFrs as IL by
magic, eren he M xt dose git+ag Den gil sad seAtuon more than
one bottle Is required tOcure pny Kind OF LSpa Conp lnint,
from the sx0rstJ.HHdfee oz Hy&ptps5a ton coIungn Rsaa
ache, al u wkAcA axe theFesnltof a Diseased Liesy.
@ F+rKlcR ONE DOLLAR rRN xorrnn. = Fl.
DIR. d, Proprietor s45 Broadway. New York
And retaiIed by all DrusxisIs. Sold also by II. l. .STAkR
1 BRO. Deiavs.e; Ohio. -
Aug, Is, 50. sea bsII..
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1859-01-21

W P-ITT6RERGH & PHILADELPHIA,
cenaectfng direct in the Union Depot,r At Pftrsburfh, with
through Trsins from an Wessers cities from rhiladei-
thus furnishing facffftrs for the tfaaspor1afion OF Paasen-
route.
Express and Fast Lima ran sAroaGh 70 Phil adelph,a
without chan &c Of Cars or Conductors. $50 -
Smoking Cars are attschea 70 eA-h train: Toedruna
SetPing Carsto Express and Fast Trains. THE EXPRESS
81 NJ DAILY. MAiland Fast line sundays e1cepscd.-
Three Daily Trains connect direct for New York. III
press and Fast Line connect for Baltimore and Washing
ion. sE#&
Express Train leaves Pittsburgh 2 a M, arr ives at PhIa-
se1Phia or Aaili more 5 p M New York 10. 81 A. m.
Nail Train leaves Pittsburgh q =. N, arriving in Phiisaei-
phiHI IL p M. New York 80 a. u.
Fast Line leaves Pittsburgh 5 D. H., arrives In Philadel-
phla Ut baltimore at 81 a. m. New York $50 y. u,
Blk Daily fr aims between philadelphia and NV York.
TIVE Daily Trains hrtweeIi New York tnd Boston. Through
Tickets tau kali are good OH either of the atove TrainF.
BOAT Efst 10 Boston are good via Norwich, Fall
River or 1T UniDgion Lines.
TICKETS EAST ARD may be obtained at any Of the
Important Rai Road Offices In the Nest. also. on hoardAny
oiihr regular Line Of saeamsrs on the Mississippi Or Ohio
Rivers. and TICKETS WEST ARD at the Offices Of tho
Company in Boston, New York, Baltimore or Philadelphia.
rs FaYe aIwa vs. as low as BY amy other Route.
ASA FOR TICK ETS BIZ PIrTSBURGHe-
The completion of the Western connexions OF he Penn
sylTania kai1 Road to Chicago, makes this the
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1859-01-21
b Wheat Flour.

"A r. K. HILLS & SON
Jauuar ~ IA. .r3.s--E @-s -
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1859-01-21

General Agent for the U. s, los Chamhers-st, New Yorl
To whom alpWholesale orders sho uld be addressed.
Sold by b. DICKINSON &soN Delaware. DIZZY
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1859-01-21
HATS AND CAPS.
Radnor Plank Road Company.
Foreign and Domestic Goods,
THE T

5 barrels GEanheFries. Il r.
In store and for sale at No 4. Williams Block.
Jsnu1ry l4,lS5e. So r. E.fIILEs & SO
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1859-01-21

OF FURNISHING GOODS,
Shirts and Understands, Drawers, Stocks, Crn-
vats, Scarfs, Neck Ties, Socks, Suspenders,
Collars, Comforts. Gloves, &C. 4o.--we havJ
a splendid collection.
H- Our TAILORING DEPARTMENT il
more efficient thar ever. Persons wishing the
right kind of fitting Clothing, will call ut our
Establishment, where they will get them and
no mistake.
First door North of Days Boot = Shoe Store.
REYNOLDS s. FRANK.
Delaware. Sept. 10. IhbS.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1859-01-21
Neat Cutters

81 dozen made throughout Of Iron and stsei-ars gs
- durable and very chehp-tor sale by
~ y BERLAlH a. AVERY
November %,
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1859-01-21
10, 900 Bushels Wheat Wanted
Bird Cages.

A fresh supply OF tiages, Rat and Aouss Traps, corr
IN Peppers, HreAd Tosaters, Farmers GEHtA and seed
Riddles, lrea and 5tivered Wire seisea, &c. At
CHAMBERLAIN & AvKRy.
Ns-.zabcs e6, 1855. Is 4--
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-10-26

CoRS .HUsXIsG.-It has, in this vicinity, become an
almost universal custom to cut up at the ground
and get it up in shocks TO cure. Huskny the ears
from the stalks of shook is art that all do not un-
dsrs and. If you desire to do it where the shocks
stand in the field, that you afterwsrd hsul the
stalks and store them away you had better learn how
before you begin. Take low table, made roughly
but trorg and not heavy and set il hard against one
eide Of the shook and while you hold It in place with
your knee reach and seize the top OF the shook
and, with sudden jerk, layit hs. on the table now
ii, down a; your ease on STOOL and pull the stalks
around one a. time, until every is hasksd; and
then, you are not ready to hsu in the s.slks step
on your table and take the shook By the top and st
II up again.
If shooks are well bound as they should be, they
may lie hauled whole TO the barn before the corn is
huskeJ, where it will be found very corvenien. TO
place them upon the table for bs.king and they
sterwsrd be handled TO store away with much greater
facility than when separated.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-10-26

One Of the ornaments Of a musical troupe now
giving concerts In the Wet, is Miss Ann Canmn' Of
whom the writer Of letter 10 The TRIBusE speaks ~
+" the g'nemany cont'slto she sings in male sttrel.
She is the second daughter Of the late Rev. Ralph
CuGmns Of Philadelphia Forseveral years past she
has ,pj'yed high reputation, both Eat and West,
as teacher and is also well knows ~ Q contributor
TO the monthly magazines. She was the originator,
and is low the general manager Of the company the
success Of which, am told far snrpnses her expscta-
tiOng."
70 aas E4AoI Of 7Hs ~ Y Ty0ssN
Sir: A paragraph concerning Mr.. Barry Sulivan,
and originating from Phil.delpbis correspondent having sp-
peaYec your J0ua beg leave that the s.sgen's
contains combination of rePr-ssDtsoe and goss false
kocd IN ppoft Of tins sseTtioo sgDnzsd 70 us the
names Of tie lessee and stage manager u tho Wsaa street
The.,sr. Phlsdslrhs in which city Mr. Sullivan Will play
another sngsgensnt early In the Sprint Mr. esbisas great
and Tic prof consequent hessoo are NJ
sole ohsin Ct these stupidiy EIslsyoleni stscks ,
Sss YsA, Oct IS, 1883. Agent for BAany syLLisss.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-10-26

CousTERFEIT DEPor N WIsHIsGTos-BuIxEs
MES IsPLrcsrsD.-Luge quantities OF vel executed
counterfeit gold and silver coin hsve been in circus-
ton At Washington for soms time. The police hsvs
just obtsred clue leading TO tbs arrest of j. u. WG
dsr, wood dealer, and John SHAY, butter dealer,
IN Washington. Two hundred dollars Of counterfeit
money wss found upon them. They nave each given
$3.50 for their appearance before the Justice FOR fnI
examr stiop. II Is believed that several otbsr bus-
ress men ere implicated in the afsir. An officer re-
ceived werd that largo amount Of bogus coin would
arrive q. Washington on Thursdsy, by Adains Co.'S
Express end took noe ssaree " iatefceRh.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-10-26
Ss.- Ysk, Oct IS, 1853. Asent hr BAanv syLLs.s

ToRrUrrs6 THE DrISG FOR Political ChpITar.-
The Dstrot Tribune justly says:
"One OF the most disgusting sights that hr ever
been witnessed in the country 10 he interrogation OF
Brown Stephens and others Of the Hsrpers Ferry IN
surrectonls,s by senator Mason and Congressman vsl,
lsndghsp. While Brosn wss writing IN psin and the
gathering shades Of certain devb were coufing the
eyes ara iueec. Of Stephens these ghouls stepped in
between the grave and ts victims TO exton from them
come expression that might be TUNED 10 political al
vsntsge. 1t 10 right the Disgusting sttempt should bs
An utter failure"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-10-26

TRIALS % SPEED At SrATE FANS 1t appears
from the following item that trials Of speed at Safe
Fairs are looked upon BY some ioks in the light Of
horse-rscirg:
The Grand Jury Of Chittendso County hsve in
dicted the Vermont State Agricultural Society as q
nuisance. The ground Of the Indictment u that sad
society has violated the lsv sgsirs, horserscing.
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Bnilhins MaleriaIs.

LINGUISTIC TILES for FLOORS.-Minton's
Ia Tues for Vesbules Halls Dining Rooms, CoDservstores
Bearbs for public buildings Of every Kind laid BY the
subsIibs in Capitol Washington and IN many churches
bsnhs hotels and dwellings, every part OF the country
ALSO, GsIDhirk Chimney Tops, Dram rPs &C foIaeb BY
MILLER COATES,
27y Psarltt kex-YOTk.
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Me0irdI.

DURDSALLs ARNICA LINlMENT FOh
ID BURNS.
READ THE EVIDENCE
Nv 6ster saded with hot 20 such an extent TIA
nv physician sd die. bahed her freely with Ancs
nnen which nstan. relief continued 10 Use, And an
happy 10 say she IL perfectly well, and not Scared.
CHARLES y. SOMEHOW, stsdonef,
No. ~ kasssa n.
For sale a. No. "a Beekrasust, New York
GOOD NEWS.-Alrs. Kerney, 81 st. Marks
NJ pc. cured Of Liver Complaint BY usnf bottles Of Dr.
LEATHEs YELLOW DOCK SYRUP. Depu Nos $50 Chat
bams 2 Grand st. and 47o Broadway Ladies' call On her
nUERUs COD LIVER OIL JELLY,
~ approved by the Academy Of Medicine the only cure for
CONsi 'MPTION ASTHMA, and eli binds Of COUGHS. 1t ia
twice N re effcscious the liquid oil
QUERU's PATENT JELLIFIED CASTOR OIL,
Pleasantly favored and taken without aud does not
cau,. IL Ia the best purssive ts chill
dren bad the inventors n, l3 All and all re-
su~ctab. druggists PENFOLD PARKER MOWER,
No. Is Beekman ss Wholesale Ageots
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-10-26
Ccpartmsrsbip Notices.

V,HOMAS GARNER, JR., is this day admitted a
Il q member Of our firm. CARMEN d Io'
kew-York Oct. 10, 1883
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N nLEwIS, Aoe-iorser
DY BANGS, MERWIN, d Co., Trade Sac

bD seona No i3PsfS.rOv
MONDAY, TUESDAY ADo WEDNESDAY EVENING" OF:
a. p and d. 3. T.. o'clJes.
PRIVATE LIBRARY Of VALUABLE and SCARCE
BOOES-Cou pr,iDg ssety of elegant Epssn ecitons Of
vsloah,e wogi on various i1cl8dDE many tia.
rsIbly insr,ied cly bound. A,o scarce aud cnoee
Arabic Prsu, Hi doc ss1scr snd other Orsn.a
EoTesn LADgssea and also fac ss-orneUt o. American
Publications.. Sc Cstslcgues row rssd-.
On TUESDAY Nov IS and following days:
Resarsr FALL PARCEL SALE C mp9sing cboic> eolsc
Eneso Books valuable Books n az
vsroas many Of them elg<Hty Illustrated and
sopsTy received from the Loneoa publishers Aso
81 STANDARD Books FROM
Of leading eubracns large variety Of cnoS WORKS
1e DC Catalogues will be address applsstiJn
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Mr. A. Resr 10 sses. for sbs ss es fHE Infsuss ia
HLATyeap, Ceppeetsegt
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NEW YORK DAILY TRIBUNE WEDNESDAY OCTOBER &c. 1859.
NEw-YoYK AND ERIE RAnRoAD.-On

NEW-YORK AND ERIE RAYLROAD.-On
~ I'D ,r>s MONDAY e.y' ls lSss ssssentsr Trans VI
pfSsiRx ExPsSss as N. Sr o4rihs. sssA,o. Can
srs,.so. a prncral sA,ss' ,,., ..a TO-
BAIL taAlS Il s;j- . n, NJ pa'AaA >AS '"A''
WAY rAssESeE R s:sop m. for Ss~sursh, sis.''O".'
siGHT ExPREss st 4sc n, for Duurs. B1s.l'' Canaan
Ter.- EIpr. fS. eorree, Ei-s With ns c~nsnAs.ss
sae A1.1 Fas s.rosd kia,asm'on ci,a %. sys'a:
sSr.@ csrass .ns SsrYei s..irosd ~ soeh.ser sni
ssdso; Great Bses viii pr.~.re Lses,~snss .nS
the L.ir shore snc.4 e. C.s-al coeinnsd fO..&o De-
r.t Tsis, a., Ard =. Sassi. E,i,' DINO, .. SEP,
HUDSON RIVER RAILRoAD.-From Oct.
Esrr,, Tr,T. snt u N "a p N 'SS Sins sins 70 : N
.i .as sins srs Tr.in. ';oe q 30 Way st.:on.
rrsin, ~ rsw.Yok Tra, AS and $3.50 N. and IS
?. N. SMITH, slpsraisutent
NETWORK and NEW-HAyEN RAILROAD.
~ lsa SUMNER ARRANGEMENT. issa
Passenger saon IL Nsv.Ysst u zAs. and <A-ss
l'a'n'' on IA; TsIIss LEAVE NEWTON,
So .as &; sA'ss s hs so
I'D %s.;' Els SIS ii rs 50 nd So $50 sI, SS.' ~
D.sn % s..sss'e las SO IS, .;:A SIS. IS, =
Is. $50 Ss'1''in For Foi. ohs.i and n.r..,.. ~
toEs, ,, - n L. - So. - S;y, So N
fos Bostcn sa m. lex Sis -I) Iof nsft'csd ~
spnnsfe6s pm lexe For Csnnecrcus hsts Nab
Tosd 20 Montreal leh and S:lS IN (eil 70 NotaAnt
m and Sis p. For Canal Rslrosd a Nor-SNnpton
= (e1) ard as yor Houss,oslc Rsircsa O. IN spI
S:l5p. m. Fer Nsus.s1cs Railroad M s;1 = -
''DSor' 'n' "''' JAMES 4 h S i ss..an..o....
NEW-JERSEY RAILROAD For PHIIA-
~ DELPHIA and Ii. SOUTH and VEST r.. JERSEY !s
4 m ssd and o. m fare, So rhroush Tckets sold for Gin
the West and for Warrington Orleans and he
seuth, &c, ard through ss1SAse cAeshee ~sh'us'So
w Woodbury., A.isant Superintendent.
viii be received for trains uniess devered ans
TIRE REGULAR MAIL LINE VIA SrONIN9-
L TON for BOSTON, PRovIDENCE-Lsnd Routs-fhs
The steamers PLYMOUTH ROCK, Cap: Joel Store, snd C.
VANDERBILT, Capt D. B. sturses IN couneson with the
on Providence ard Boston and Providence Rrosd
N r. lfrs wharf above Battery psce At p and sonnsson
$50 M arrival Of the mail train which leaves Boston
III. G. VXNpERsILY, from NewYorh, Monday wednes
day Friday From stonnson, Tuesday Thursdsy and sst
tn. PLYMOUTH ROCK, nom Nsw.Yors. fuesdsy Thar
day SATURDAY. From S.onnson-AondAy wednesday an1
Psssspssn proceed nom s.onnxoo, pr Railroad 70 rrov
denc- Boston, In the Express Nail Train reaching sale
places advance 4 hse BY ether routes and In ample time fos
al the early Morning Lines conpectg North and East roen
eers that prefer H. remain board the steamer ENJOY nights
eAt breakfast dsred aud leave ssonlnon s
F.rr from Providence TO Newport, 50 o~nta
Baggage Master accompanies the Steamer and Train through
For pa,sse behs freight .gpy on board Ii.
steamer or at the rresh, s pier No. North River.
tAe offce oft Company, No. 10 Bsttery-pace.
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Orean Htfamers, 81.


DOYAL MAIL STEAMSHIP AFRICA for L1V-
III ERPOOL.-The AFRICA " Shat non, Commander, Win
,.I from the WEDNESDAY LeX the 18th inst
Civ Afr from % O'Clock 70 convey pss--n'
Ip board.
Tie PERSIA will sail on the oh November.
Il. CUNARD, No. Bowling Green.
NORTH ATLANTIC STEAMSHIP Co.
REGULAR THROUGH LINE TO
San FRANCISCO,
PANAMA RAIIRSSADDs ,nv.
AGE. JOHN l. STEPHENS, and SONORA,
Of :he Pacific Mail Steamship
Company q, Panama
DIRECT TO ASPlSWALL
The splendid Steamships BALTIC, ADRIATIC aud ALLAN
TIC been entirely rented srd sfspsd 70 TIE California
Trade viii hereafter above, leaving lois port The
5TH aud 9th Of EACH MONTH,
from the foo. Of Csralst.. North River.
The BALTIC, 900 tuns burden g. Gray commsnder viii
leave the 9Th Of November, 20 connect AZ Panama
with the w,tnOwn and superior steamship SONORA r. Ia
Baby commander.
The ATLANTIC, R. II. Pearson commander, will follow
the 2ls. November.
An experienced Surgeon 10 attached TO each ship.
Through freight and PssseL will be immediately forwarded
upon arrival Of In. o., amer Q; Asp.nval
Of the above stesmshps capacity lof e 70 o tuns
freight. which viii be taken moteIA.g rates
believed the sccommod atoms afforded ~ the above
ships unsurpassed BY any IN the world.
sbp always IN r-serve az PANAMA ~ that there
viii be detention in forwarding Pssense Baggage, and
Freight. .
For Freight sppv the Office Of the COMPANY No So Wan
For osss- apply the only office o. Inc on he
wharf foo, OF C.nals., TO WIN. II. WICKHAM.
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Go DprrtsmfH.
paints, Oils, glass, &f.

KEROSENE OIL BUYERS should examine and
"A test the EXCELSIOR COAL OLA very superior ar'
Gle besaful hight color guaranteed ch.sse and aa
firm; pleasant odor, sns barns In ell Coal Oh Lamps VIA
brilliant flame, wi,hoa, crasbs the D-Po: 2 feais
MINERAL OlL.-This is q very superior Cosl
WI o. ursuIp<ed ia quality and o.ser .
nsIhet There rcbus more besaafg! in oo more o-
dursbe in burning IL does no: sIpde, aud oar1 u
LAMPS and eeibs upifona pa-cbsses VII
sbvsvs o0,stn eNceAsht Are. Barnes ~ gsona
AtBts yVBN W. QUINCY &c, Ne ~ WiRAD-s:'
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A. ]. BLEECKER, AnctioDeef. -,
90 LOTS on 9TH and 5th-avs. Ii9th and l5Oth-
VI r.-A j. BLEECKER, son CO. will sel, on
WEDNESDAY, Oct D. the Merchants Exchange, Q. IL
ooock 9TH Az lots comp ffon BET l45th snd lOtn
80, ,,o., -.
On 9Th sv II lo.s comp front b. fs,h aid 5Othss
On I49.h 81. % lots, ant between In and 6ihsvs
On lynst Is between 18th and 9th avs embracing
block and elegant MANSION, bounded BY above streets and
svsDues Sale peeDpory Maps &c, at No 7fines p,'<'j
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leaaI Notices.

IN PURSUANCE of an order Of the Surrogate
Of the County New York. notice is hereby given 10 per-
sous having claims against cATHEKlnE DONNELLY. alias
KATE ODONNELL ats Of the City OF Newf0rk deceased,
10 present with vouchers thereof the ubcbers at
the Office Of ROCKWELL EMERSON No. 81 Wallis in the
NeyYork before the nineteenth day Of April next
Dated NewYorh, the 18th day Of October, 1850
JOSEPH DONNELLY,
ROCKWELL EMERSON,
lawStnWs
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NOTICE "a hereby given that DOORS for the
INTERROGATION Of 80 COO additional sock % The
MECyANICs BANK OF Missouri ST Louis, VIII De- op-1ed
BASk OF AMERICA in tds city on And si<r MN
DAY, the 2ib iust .-...
The su,borizsd capital Of his Bank Il $4,000 o. which
a1574l5 hss 'shen ard paid by ozeo Of Missouri
been in operation tbe only
BsE - the Mispp tbs. did not s.psr1 sf-cie pay
in 1851 Regular bait yearly ovidends Of per eeu: hye
ben declared win an s:c1mus,ed surplus Of "a 49, The
charter liberal ia provisions has no; the sona sby
and has Is st. Louis considered one o! he
points the West fcT B.DkiDs OP-Es5ns Bn.
cppor:unies or iDvenent offered fne sen
Of others 10 called toe gb7c' Ten pr
r.qpId h paid a. the tine o. subtcroilS toe
residue within tbs eDsH The Directors can
notice al be paid :te tine the option Of
the subscriber Pro dividends will De paid 20 subs oers
from the day Of Dividends u Eastern ockhod.r
will be paid in NewYork Persons de0g other aud further
formation will OBTAIN the applying a. the Bank Of Amer
jcs. j. w. WILLS Presiceot-
Eew.YoTk, Oct %, l9j2
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TLANTIC AND PACIFIC STEAMSHIP
IA COMPANY
u. 8 NAIL LINZ.

CALIFORNIA,
From the cd established wharf, foot Of WI1epst,
North River
Seerase $50; Second Cabin S15 First Cabin, 100 moulding
PIPTH AND TWENTIETH EACH MONTH
The f.yore steamship NORTHERN LIGHT, Capt Ifnkte
ptush will leave above SAIuk DA1, Nov occs
m oopnecns Panama Railroad with the steamship
UNCLE SAM
Extra Of this line always Panama. securing prompt
TSe NORTH STAR succeeds tie NORTHERN LIGHT,
leaving New-Yofk Nov. 81 - -
CAUTION TO THE PUBLIC.
Beware Ticket Swndler BOGUS Passage omces and con-
Germs falsely styling themselves Nal Companies Unless you
be on your susfd you viii be deceived and demanded 80
Tnis only line carrying the United States MAILS on this
route under contract with the Government
For esh, or passage apply the only Office OF the Enc In
the City ofNew-York,
D. B. ALLEN, Agent
NB.-An penons forbid trusting any one on acooSnt Of
the Above shps
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a J.
MAGNIFICENT PROPERTY, embracing 20
Ul LOTS on .Ta and STH-Avs, 149rH aud 1J0Id.
Srs, IN PULL VIEW Of the HlGd BRIDGE and hAhLhk
kIVER ,.,,cr.v
A. J. BLLECKEK, SON Co viii sell, on WEDNESDAY,
Oct M AZ " O'clock McTchsnt. Etchsng e superior,
bull, Husion block II Ground. on Ih AMI Sthsvs a.
Junction Of the Maeobs Dam road And iJtn and
,mbraeipt 64 Lots beautifully susted oetSeen the hAr-
hem River ds Of Natbn1el Jarvis, The hou,s
senemans residence FOR public afttuton,
being ntisy butt. and IN complete ordeJ Also bots
on soubeest Of sthsy. and lishs Title ndspotsole
MID accommodating Mas the auction rooms
No. Pinest- ptHD
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NOTICE q APPLICATION IOr Tue dIscharge
~ Of nsoyeLt from his debts pursuant 10 III. provisions Of
the Sd article Of the lst title Of the sr Of the ID pat Of
the Revised satuea-Noce hrst published Sept u 1879
FCRMAN WIK lNSON Of b City u Syracuse In the County
~ Orcndss, In hi individual CAPACITY and AZ member Of 10,
firm Of Howar and Wknsoa. Crsdtor appear before tho
Hon Richard Wooworh County Judge u Ononiass Comfy
counselor At the Supreme Gov bis of In the Court
House the City u Syracuse the oh day Of November
10 O'Clock In the forenoon, show they
have why assignment Of said ins Vents should not be
us ard be b. discharged from his de- r. punusnt ., law
sel4 lswlGvWs. J. WILKINSON. Atty fOt Ins'ut
Syracuse, New. York.
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NORTHERN PASSENGER ROUTE BY steam
IN err FRANCIS sKlDDY and COMMODORE, nom t,ot q
Lberys. EVERY EVENING, except Saturday a. oclocA
10 Troy via ksrs-er and Sasors Race Hood 70 White
Nil there takna America United Btars or Co
ssds for all parts Lake Chsmpan, Montreal and Osdensbxt
Pare Rutland, IS So Burlington - 16 Paaoul - 70
Div Sor through tickets u SRoT sTEANsoA% oHSIck ~
GLlbery-st
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NOTICE 70 CALIFORNIA PASSENGERS
IN Tie TICKET OFFICE fur ne r.eths MAJ sr.nsnz
Cocapany has REMOVED from No. IL Wes - eofnx
Wrrr . once Of he Hoss AuasSs s<snsaS Compost
= - Hkan fest q CAllns
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IN PURSUANCE of an order Of the Surrogate OF
the County NewYork notice Is hereby given TO all
having claims against MARCIA Able late Of Roctand IN tins
State Of Make, decreased, 20 present The 9TH vouchers
thereof 10 the subscriber the office Of HENRY r. FESSkN
DEN No 10 Wall.reet, in the City Of ewYork 90
before fourteenth day Of January ne1Daed New York,
the eleventh day Of July, Esa -