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and with the present principles of policy, in
his judgment, we IRE just as safe, and even
safer than we ever were. We must remain
united; it we are ever divided: our day
OF doom will surely come. All nations when
they cease to grow begin to die; we should
then endcavor to expand aud grow. Central
America, Mexico, are all open TO Ia. He
does not believe that the cou try is large
enough; but believes that diversity Of
interests will strengthen the government
better than il all were homogeneous. He
looks forward in the future to the acquisi-
tion Of Cuba; but was never in favor of
paying Spain much money for it-not more
than one or two millions Of dollars.
If Cuba wants to como in the Union, he
woull not ask Spain; but would be in favor
of repeating tho neutrality laws, so as to
give our people chance to help her in her
wish.
He saw no reason why we should pay
thirty millions for it, We have already spent
several millions in preventing Americans
from going 10 Cuba-and he wants the
United States to quit holding the Island
while Skain skins il. [Cries of go on, go
on :.
The best time TO quit, resumed the
speaker, is when nobody wants you to
quit.
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Temperance Sermons.

1t is customary in Scotland, just before
the Anniversary of Religious and Philan-
thropic Societies, to invite the pulpit to
aid in their behalf. This year, just pre-
vious TO the Anniversary Of the Scottish
Temperance League, there were thirty-ono
sermons preached in Glasgow, and thirteen
in Edinburgh. A brief discourse Of their
discourses is furnished in the Glasgow
Journal. They exhibit a high order Of
talent, and show deep interest in the
subject. We give place to an abstract Of
two of them which will be found below.
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3 7 STANTON TFTNNN, ININ"ON, NTITI.--VT-
,ositc Mich Central Railroad Depot. General stage
.lli.n NJ mi. lLnnsn.
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lie Is FOR A SLAVE CODE.

Th Sc measures, however did not 90 as
IT, wished; lie wouId hare Congress to
gire protection 10 stare property IN tie
pubFc domaja. as tong as dremaiad IN
q T'eyritoy5ai condition.
\ majority Of the South differed with
him ct more than twenty-five men in
Congress agreed with him-but he finally
yielded to the doctrine of fnon-!ntcrvention,
because it secured for all practical purpo.
ses what we wanted Ii climate and soil
do not favor slavery, it will not go into the
Territories
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ATTORNEY At LAW. SOLICITOR IN CITAN'EEY
ard Notary Public. All Legal business promptly at
tended to. Kalamazoo, Mich.
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=. .CINNDIER.
NOTARY PUBLIC. OFFICE AT THE L. :, EXPRESS
OirP, IIillsdalc, Mich. oCtl3"1
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JUTEN TKtIITKI(.
NOTARY PUBLIC Ollcc door south iill>drl" House.
-. FITTSI nNlON~.
COUNTY SURVEYOR addressed 20 Camden,
will be promptly attended.
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GEO. W. NHNRD.
DICKEI,SON N kOON

ATTORNEYS AT LAWAND SOLICITORS IN CHAN
Gerry, Hillsdae. Michigan. viii attend prompti- 10
all kinds of legal business anywhere in the state o
Michigan, Northern Indiana aud Ohio
CHRISTOPHER J. DlCKERsON, EZRA L. EooN
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OFFICE OVER J. II. PRATTS STORE. RESIpENC
North side of the River, on the corner Of llsaa
and River Streets. july -
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FRENCH 81 pARSONS.


PHYSICIANS AND SURGEONS. HAVE OPENED A
Office in Underwoods Block-2d Story. Will attcr
to all calls of his profession both night and day.
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ATTORNEY At LAW AND SOLICITOR IN CHAN
cery, Agent for tn" Charter Oak Unity, Hampton q
Sprinfeld Fire. aud the New England Life Insurance
Comnanips Onicc IN Waldron's Block. $50
Daily national Democrat., 1859-10-22

A Denver City correspondent of the Mis-
souri, Republican, in regard to the story that
Mr.. Greeley was humbugged by the miners at
Gregory's Diggings, when lie wrote his re-
port of the mines, says:
l. Nobody in the mrcs knew Of the orri
val of Mr. Greeley in Denver City until lie
had made his appearance in the ditginE'.
2. Mr.. Greeley arrived ut y Nl.' on the 6th
ofJune last. and .trrted for the diggings at 4
o'clock next morning. lie Travelled quicker
than any of the prospecting parties on the
way to the mines, ana overlook parties that
had left Denver at the time of his arrival be-
fore they reached the Gregory Valley.
3: 1t is utterly false that preparations were
made hy such as had claims 10 sell. A card
signed by most Of the miners that were at
work on the claims inspected by Mr. Greeley
in which the slanderous report IL denounced
and its originators detied to substantiate 1t by
proper evidence, will be published in a few
days.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-10-22

A BLACKSMITH DIFFIcuLrY.-A hale old
man. named Samuel Delany. stranger in
town. stopped at Spears Blacksmith shop. at
the corner of c and Third, yesterday. about
noon. and commenced "A conversation with
one Of the Glacksmiths named Bryant. ON the
subject Of horse shoes. 1t soon grew into Il
dispute, and finally Delaney told Bryant that
he (B.) didn't know anything al all about
making horse shoes. This was more than
the pride of his craft would allow, and he
"up with" an iron rod and bent it over De-
laney's head. He also struck him with it
across the arm. Delaney complained in the
Police office and had Bryant arrested. Bry-
ant gave bail for his appearance before tn,
Recorder, this morning
Daily national Democrat., 1859-10-22

LARGE OUNCES. Lester Burnett, ESQ. of
Long Bar. has four ounce bushes in his or
chard. of most wonderful productiveness. lie
set them out in February, 1853 and they
were then about three feet high This year,
one bush produced nine ounces, weighing in
the ag Iregate nine and three fourths pounds.
Four of this number weighed twenty-ons
ounces each, and measured fourteen inches in
circumference. Another bush had thirty
four ounces. weighing in the aggregate six
teen pounds. Another had nine, weighing
seven pounds; and another had seventeen.
weighing seven pounds and two ounces. The
entire weight of the fruit produced from these
four trees was forty pounds and ten ounces, al
the growth Of one year, from the trans plant
ing. This We call extraordinary productive.
ness
Daily national Democrat., 1859-10-22

A WARSING TO BOYS WHO STAND on TIER
HEADs-The Portage (Ohio) Sentinel says:
"We regret to record that our townsman, Dr.
W. NJ. Prentice, has sustained severe at1ic-
tion in the death of his little son, Frank
While visiting recently with his grand par
ents, in Boardman township, Mahoning coun-
ty, he was taken suddenly i'll, and upon in.
vestigation. the cause was found to proceed
from too violent muscular eXertion, he being
accustomed, like many other boys to pefur
ming such feats as walking on his hands
standing on his head, dc. He continued to
grow worse from day to day, the disease net
ing upon his physical nature. and not at all
Influencing his brain. until Tuesday of last
week, when he expired"
Daily national Democrat., 1859-10-22
FREDERICK MONUMENT.

The following named Committee for Yuba
County, to.wt: S. NJ. BLISS, L. B. MOORE,
GEORGE w. STANTON, IRA A. EATON and
LEWIS CUNNINGHAM, are now prep ,red To
receive subscriptions to the "BRODERICK MON
UMENT FUND.-
Subscription Rolls may also be found at the
following places:
Merchants Hotel.
Freeman & Co.'S Express Office.
Randall l. Co.'S Bookstore, street.
Bruphy's Saloon, Western House.
Getzler's Saloon D street
Daily national Democrat., 1859-10-22

BABIEs.-An Atlantic paper says that on
Of the clo,ing scenes of the National Fair, at
Chicago, was the presentation to the crowd,
by the President of the Society. of three ba
bies Of few weeks old. the contribution OF
a German woman. and all born at birth.
The President. in humorous speech, award
ed them the first premium-a silver spoon
q pieee-and the crowd made up a very
handsome contribution for the parents.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-10-22

GRAND TELEGRAPH PRoJEor.-A Washing
ton letter writer says that to Mr. Collins, U
). Commercial Agent at the Amoor river,
more than any other. is due the credit of
originating the plan for connecting Europe
with America by telegraph. 10y any Of the
Russian aud American settlements in the
Northern Pacific. lie has laid his plans he
tore the Government ut Washington with n
view to enlist its sympathies in behalf OF
the project. but with what success is not
known. lie is about to return to st. Peters
burg, where his enterprise is already well
known and approved, and where he expect.
to go forward with his arrangements, by the
aid of private companies and government
subsidies. Mr.. Collins thinks that by tn,
time the line from San Francsto to St. Loui,
is ompleted, his own will be extended from
the former city to the Russian capital The
capital required for this extensive project i.
only about 81, 800 900, and this amount Mr..
Collins is sangune Of obtaining without diff.
icultY.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-10-22
DISTRICT COURT--october Term.
Hon. S. NJ Bliss, JUDGE.

FRIDAY, Oct. 2l.
Campbell VS.. Campbell Report Of Referee
filed aud case subm tilted tO COURT.
Blancher VS.. Credtrs-Decree Of discharge
RUSSELL ct al VS.. Fairbanks, ct al-CUntuued
at plaintiff 5 C lsts fIr term.
Reynolds Bros. VS.. Miller d Aubrey-Submit-
ted.
Reynolds Bros. VS.. Aubrey & Patten- Submit.
ted.
Lefever VS.. Aulman-Dsmissed at plaintiff s
cost.
Mesck vs.. Harris-Continued
Crow VS.. ThOrnburgh Continued.
Fall VS.. Brophy Testimony for plaintiff closed
and case cuniinued ill ti.mOrrow.
State of Cal VS.. WIN. T. Barbonr-Phced on
calender by consent Of parties and submitted to
COURT on agreed statement Of facts, after argu-
ment.
Court adjourned till 10 o'clock A. N. tomorrow,
Daily national Democrat., 1859-10-22

Tue Philadelphia Press denies the state
ment that the relations between Gen. Scott
and Gen Harney are not friendly. There
was difference, says that paper, between
them during the Mexican war, but it was
promptly settled, and for years their reIa-
tions have been amicabe. So it is under
stood by army officers whose position gives
them good means of knowing
Daily national Democrat., 1859-10-22

AT a meeting held in San Francisco, We'd
nesday evening. by the Committee of Ar
rangements of the proposed celebration of
the centennial birth day Of Schiller, Charles
Ruehl was chosen the orator of the occasion,
and DR.. Arecht as Grand Marshal
Daily national Democrat., 1859-10-22

AeENoY-our highly esteemed fellow-cit-
izen. Thos. J. Taylor. is agent for Wheeler
l. Wilson's Sewing Machines; lockwood 4
Hendric's Boys Clothing; School and Boun-
ty Land Warrants, and for leading Insurance
Companies in the East. See his advertise
ment. Mr.. Taylor is one of the most faith
full, honorable and efficient business men in
the country.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-10-22

New SILVER MINE.-The Los Angeles Star
of the 18th. in noticing the discovery of a
silver mine about one hundred miles from
that place, near Fort Tejon:
A quantity Of the ore was brought to
town and tested, hy precipitation. smelling,
and other modes. exhibiting large percent
age OF metal in the ore. About thirty pounds
OF the metal, obtained by smelling in u com :
mon furnace, has been sent to San francisco
on the Senator yesterday also, a quantity OF
the ore 1t is the intention Of the comIany,
n'ne IN number. to prospect the lead thor
oughly' 10y sinkin' shafts; seven men are
now employed in this operation.
Inos. DENNIS has been appointed Sheriff
Of Santa Barbara county, in the place of Mr..
Chateauneauf. (what a namely who failed 10
file the required bond.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-10-22

Mn TREsuAw, late Rabbi of the Jewish
Synagogue in Qnetec, was with his whole
family, consisting of his wife and seven chill
dren, baptized in the Methodist Ep, scopal
Church in that city. Quite IL number of
Protestant clergymrn, without indication of
sect. united in the perforance of the admins
tration of the sacrament
Daily national Democrat., 1859-10-22

KILLED.-On the llth inst, difficulty oc.
Cured at the San Gabreal mines, between j.
]. Welsh. q merchant of that place, and a
man named Jack Hartley, in which the latter
was killed. Welsh was examined and bound
over to appear before the Court of Sessions
IIartly was about % or 80 years of age, and
formerly from Missouri.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-10-22

DEPARTURE OF STEAMERS. s.-The sonora, on
Thursday. took off $3.50 and the Uncle Sam
CAS- passengers. By the Uncle Sam were
shipped some four tons of silver ore. by Du-
puy Co.. for Paris The ore in question
was extracted from the Washoe mines, in
Carson Valley. The purpnse of shipping
large body to Paris, is to have it properly
and thoroughly tested in such manner that
no doubt Oi its worth can hereafter .xist
Daily national Democrat., 1859-10-22

RErURNED.-Geo. Chinn. brother-in law of
W. Z Stokes. of this city. has recently re.
turned from a visit to his old home in Lon.
don. He says that he had a very pleasant
time, but he is nevertheless glad to get back
tc California.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-10-22
MARYSvILLE.
SATURDAY MORNING, OCT. 22d.

RELrerous.-The Rev. Mr.. Walsworth,
having returned from San Francisco. will
preAeh in his Church, corner of d and Filth
streets, to morrow at IL o'clock A. NJ. and III
the evening at II o'clock. Sabbath School
Immediately after morning service.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-10-22

REPoRTKRs AND EDIToRs.-The st. Louis
Herald gives list Of upwards Of eighty ed
itors aud reporters at the St. Louis Fair
The Alta. Union. and Telegram. Of this State.
were represented by Messrs Livingston, Bell
and Mantz.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-10-22

IN the Nevada District Court. on Tuesday
commenced the trial of VIM. B. oague, in
dicted for murder. The case was submitted
to the jury on Wednesday evening, who
were discharged on the following morning
having failed to agree.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-10-22

RELIGIoUS-The Bev. Mr.. Taylor will
preach in the Mt Oivet Baptist Church,
corner of High and Sixth streets, on Sunday.
October 23d, at s o'clock PM
Daily national Democrat., 1859-10-22

SENATOR DOUGLAS was born in Vermont
and in his boyhood days was an apprentice
to cabinet maker-Express.
What if he WASP Is that any disgrace TO
him ? If the Express cannot rake up any
thing worse than this against Douglas, it had
better dry up"
Daily national Democrat., 1859-10-22
YeStrY NOlice.

The members Of the Yestry of ST. Johns Church
are requested to meet in the vestry room, on next
SUNDAY, Immediately after morning service full
attendance is necessary. G.B. TAYLOR, Rector.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-10-22

LADIES OF PARADIsE.-See the advertise
ment Of the Egyptian Riding Wheel, or the
Ladies of Paradise, by Nicholas Trajanovich
and JOSEPH Warren.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-10-22

ExIGRATIoS FROM TExAs.-A considerable
emigration is now on the road from Texas 10
this state. intending, for the most part, to
settle in Tulare Valley. Times are described
- rather hard in TsIaG
Daily national Democrat., 1859-10-22
MARRIED..

In Nicolaus Oct. goth, by the Rev. VIM. j Maclay,
Hon. J X. Smith, of Rough and Ready, and Miss A.
o. Gilmun, of Nicolaus.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-10-22

A New York cor espondent says that poll
ue"i rowdyi'm is still rampant there. Since
she brutal attack Of McCabe, a Tammany
rowdy. upon Mr. Thompson, editor of the
Daily News, other demonstrations have b.en
made against the editors and pruprietors of
the News. One Of the Tammany ratfians sent
letter, over his own signature, to the News
office, expressing his regret that ON the oce,
sion referred to there were not others of the
editors present, us preparations had been
made TO chastse the whole crowd.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-10-22

BOARD OF SuPERvsoRs.-This board held
session, yesterday, and adjourned till this
morning without the transaction Of any par
ticular business.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-10-22

DEATH AND BURIAL uF K. W. PICKERsGILL.
We publish below the evidence as taken
before Coroner Bours. yesterday, ia the in
quest upon the body of Il. W. Piekersgill, Of
Mary who died on board the Bragdon,
on Tuesday evening, while on the passage to
this city. MIR. Plckersgill was on his way TO
the Insane Asylum, in charge of Mr. Wight
man, and shortly after taking the Stockton
boat at Benica, lie expired. He was about
50 years OF age, and native of New Or
leans. The following is the evidence:
Wm. b. Wightman, sworn-The deceased
Is named X. W. Pickersgill, and is about "a
or 80 years Of aye. lie came to his death 10y
insanity On the stockton steamer Bragdun,
twenty minutes before II o'clock, on the
evening Of the 18th inst; he has been II resi-
dent Of Marysville eight or nine years |
came with deceased from Marysvillt having
Il permit FIR his admission to the Insane Asy.
luu.
H. Il. Stdniels sworn-Knows the de-
ceased; he hiss been sick for about two
weeks, during which time he has attended
on him; when he left Marysville, was in
condition to be removed, but failed very fast
thereafter, and especially during yesterday;
his occupation was that of an nuctoneer; /
do not know OF any other cause than insanity
that produced his death.
A verdict was rendered in accordance with
the above facts.
Funeral service was performed yesterday
afternoon in st Johns (Episcopal) Church,
by Rev. Mr.. Mcdonald. Deceased was a
member OF the Marys'ile Fire Department;
and IN respect to the memory of II brother
fireman, large delegations from the several
fire COMPANIES attended the remains to the
church. and followed them to their last rest
ing place. The flags on the various engine
houses were suspended at half mast, and the
hire alarm bell on the City Hall was tolled
while the procession moved. 1t WAS praise
worthy act ON the part of our fremen, thus
to pay the last tribute OF respect to a stran.
ger, and one which exhibits the true charac
ter OF the men Connected with our Fire De-
lartment.-StOcktOn Argus, Ihursdau.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-10-22

Quick TIME.-The trip from New Orleans
to Louisville can now be made in two DAYS
and q half
Daily national Democrat., 1859-10-22

TIE Placer Herald figures up the loss by
fire at Auburn at $ll9.25O. which is more
than double what was ut FIRST supposed
Daily national Democrat., 1859-10-22

SMALL Pox.-The Indians in the v;oir;.,.
OF Nevada city, are dying off with the small
pox.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-10-22
To a very pOpulous and wealthy mining reglo

To very populous and wealthy mining region.
The PEt ESS crcu'ates largely in Nevada, Yuba and
sierra counties, and advertise nsnts la II meet the
eyes OF large number Of Mount lin Merchants.
Fnr the upper portion of Nevada county, Mlrys-
VIE, connected with by an excellent rond at all
se"snns, Is the natural and nearest trlde depot. Al
ready large purchases nude in thtt city To supply
our retail dealers, aud by using pro er eNertOns u
much larger amount of custom can be Influenced N
the same direction.
Before long, the road which goes through North San
juan will connect directly ms Il does now Indirectly
with transmontane highways aud settlements the
summit. The irale OF that upper country all he
hid for Mary wi le, If her merchants win Introduce
themselves, and make their names Familiarity known
through the columns Of ihr local paper.
These sugg stiOns ne ii not be anpihed
Those who wish tn advertise In the HYDRAULIC
PRESS can do so thr0Igh RANDALL & LAsarER. of
Marysville, or by addressing
AVERY & WATERS,
ocl North San Juan, Nevada county.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-08-06

land at NEW-ROCHELLE az AUCTION in
LOTS q 8 70 "a ACRES-JAS. NJ MILLER Aue,ig5see'
No q Pine. ID sell ~ Il LAND as shove on sAIt n
DAY A8g s. a. o'clock he MetroPoitan Hots sdoinlrs
-, THIS l.Ld IL o-aGii1y 20 sed
80 i.,c- fc O. the depot (ls miles from the cy srd Grey
s. ;be .gfrourdpx country and Loas Island soGnd sac
,,if,r p~. remain rnoFtzase S@ ~aNe IA
az .,d gTth.t :. aid a. IL, ard II p u
VITUJIAN ABBOTT, Auctoneer, 0fice, No.
w . Ch.mt-r.s-Wll .el 8, auction On AOSDAh, the
erh II 10 cIoek the entire stock OF bOOIs A
suOYs premises No. 4g Caua s. together WIFE me h1
res. sooG " ID ,od '-ss- of ths said PREMISE
New-York daily tribune., 1859-08-06
Professional Notitrs.

THE Office Of the Inventor sud Manufacturer
i Of sPALDING's PREPARED GLUE -; No 3 P,t;'
New-York daily tribune., 1859-08-06

I'REAl SALE Of ELh'S.'eA< 80
VI PRoPERTY A r.s- .s.s.. = iar-'
8 CITY LOTs FOR SALE!
Inxris1 Csr711ry o1er i'r
a.. N. 49, PERSONAL snd REAL PRorkkli -se - -
e7pei ~ ..ic s,c-,y Nsuvoo uAsSas Of n- tv-y -
h>. ooaposizE se re, poPery s,.a--s ,s.,.-a >
EIht sr-l:nr Ao-.-. oo-..ssias ov-r iS' rom, va
srr. AID n.-.y deeors-i hail. kHo~u - 'a~ ieS'AA n'
Kf.rhss, Needle Stors kc
A sr- ,.ors hcslSins-,bs Ic,5ha Schcoa Hoos.
o. So o. Blk s,s o-. 10, Hys. eoas.nins tAs
eoap-s, e.rpeE.sE,, v,saa- a-a,i-''' ash'aH'A' '-' ~
s Or Gov ..a OK Sable.
{. O,e Hsrs- s.sb.--
+ =. c.s.e :. .ai. sivi,a o. s- 9ery he Por'n q
.a- Old .o,,,ov -vvprr
~ o, u. si.y .na on marin Of .ss Niss.s
,; R,x.- ,h Or crty CONSIST. q -iEst ,s, vcs el
Dsu~ry s.e Gris. Saw NIL $50 the ofes n1s
HOcs- sni Eve og,bo0s-s eri iSr " In - ~ ~, -,
iIe. .roGnd fh- Rotfrd Rairo.a n eo's Of
construction passes W. bin f~ sEDdr-c y.Ics % ~. ln
Iu.asa No. .mb~red one e~sse-a hon,ro - -
y- psi.p- v.h very comfortable cabin L. 10 also par
Of The propery hereby sdver't.ed for sale
Ts Ssscribed res es-sts ,osrneI VIZ -lts
oS pr.o-si property viii b. st ov TIE - no
propy viii B. made sstsaetiou Of the ptrrnAff
Sal. % Be- made Nsuvoo Illinois, couaneacnS on -.
day Of Aurzs-, 1883 a. 10 O'Clock m aaa e'l.h9' HUN '
a. ..r, Of iorar. unter cssh or he psp~r
dur the s1ri.z Community oa a. .-: o. pi - y,
,x north. .. pr orat wth approved secGry OF ,le p'
a.. az 5e c.ri.a Community bAai On al ss-s OF rra -s
t,.- one hr IN re paper aHs o' tns ioaA
Community approved per~oo. security 81 io1i no1ns -
~ ors o-hsr third four months ether II cash o tns
PAPER doe of ,he Icssn Community and b~ VIZ 'sa
per intere. IN ous yeai Cr,tncar, ~. =. 80 -
~. ..r1e Is due Posseon be N - good o'dei a.
-. a. :. wben th- four months payment, i' mace.
For O;ss, i5spa'5es 1ss Of a s....
Ss-voo III NAV T. 1889
New-York daily tribune., 1859-08-06
urp Wscos.

ALL Purchssers OF Dry foods WIN ma
ts.r s,s.asrd Heu~hod Ecosones Poos, si.h srash'
Is oests.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-08-06
9ales bp AuStiou-

Al Auction zone Of SPALDlNG' pkh-
n PARED GLCr Bat % = toazi L a. Df-s hhs,N
C,-oosry, Fu-u-n-- ~. Co--.ry st-f-s
New-York daily tribune., 1859-08-06
Billiaro Gables.

DWELAN's IMPROVED BILLIARD TABLES
And COMBINATION CUSHIONS
For .sle ouls BY The pa.eu:ee ard he Iannfscvier
OCONN0k COLLENDEk
Nos S. IS 81 aud % Crosbys:-, New fort.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-08-06
Ah srsEI. Aiet1,---f-
nv pANCs NERWIN & Co., Trste-SAe

ID R<-7ns NJ - P.,f-row .vrvr-,oSs IT,,
AT PPfyATE sALY-A i.re- - - stLttIloNs -
"a. ILLUSTRATED LONDON hk"s VIA pan ana "~''~
New-York daily tribune., 1859-08-06

URFAT SALE OF PERSONAL s1i REAL
VI PROPEaTY A rsE- es.eee = isT-r
New-York daily tribune., 1859-08-06
WESTERN LANDS and TOWN PROPERTY.

WESTERN LANDS and TOWN PROPERTY.
The undersigned having recently returned from the
NesE prepared - sch low Of the choicest Farm
lands and Town Lots n Iowa sDd Nebsa which
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very early Also Lands in % Counties G the State Also. Loo
of the choicest Lots each the original of OsAa and
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Lands the Es IN this vicinity. Aso. with Laud
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