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New-York daily tribune., 1859-12-24
fAdvertisemen,l
A LARGE AND EXTENSIVE Stock OF FASH

a IAKGE AND E.ATENsIFE oTU'h OF AHHfUN-
FALI WINTER CLofEIsG, amounting to bl50o must
be sold before the 18th cay OF January ne1E All Manufactured
within the last months.
Ihe c.utsins essnaha scods an the greatest
vBrety artists IN the ey engaged here
Over Robes de ChanbIe Of exquisite and style; slso
Furnishing Goods Of every description
Particular attention l. given the thidrens Department
Laoies, please call and examine for youTselyes
Gsai Inducements will be- offered to persons wishng TO buy
cs the above line this entire s.ock viii be sold ior
even less than to oyer-s$ys siy -
per cent TO the purchaser
r. b. BALDWIN,
Nos. 20 and q Borery.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-12-24

THE DEATH OF Col. PETTR SEros HENRr.-The
body Of Col Peter Seton Henry, brother To The Rev.
John Henry, of New-BrunsWiok, N. J and Lieut.
Flemy Of the United States Navy, was found on
GIayesend Beach, near Coney Island, on Thursday
morning last. Col. Henry was naive OF Albany,
and studied and prseticed law in thai city until bis re-
oval 10 tlis and his acceptance of posiion in the
Auditor's Burtau Of the New-YoIk Cus'om-Iouse
This place he held many years. and under all admins
tstops, until the present incumbent of the Office Of
Collector Of the Port raw fit, without igning any
reason to remove him, the let Of July ls without
a moments waning.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-12-24

PREsEyTArIo1 OF BooKs.-The members Of the
Coleeiste and Commercia institute, No. 2f West
Nineteenth street, enjoy led peasant season. on Thur
dsy last in presentation of books. To the Principal,
Dir. John H. Brown, the presentation was made by
Master Tbeodorus Mcleod, TO The first associate iD-
ttructor, hr. John w. Doughty, by Master Frederic
A. Black, each accompanied with sPpropriats sd-
dresses.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-12-24
BROORL YN ITEMS.

THE LATE JuDoE HAsMosD.-A meeting Of the
members Of he Brooklyn Bar held in the Supreme
Court Chamber in the City-HaIl yesterday, al which
resolutions Of coincidence adopted relative 10 the
death Of ire late Alonzo q. Hammond; and a mark
Of respect and esteem, il resolved attend his
funeral. Addresses highly enlogstie of the deceased
were made by Gen. Crooke, Judge Greenwood, Col.
Smith. Judge Moore and others.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-12-24
lAdVertisenent.i
For TIE HOLIDAYS.
AT TAYLoRis SlLOOy,

At IATLOR's SALOON,
Broadway, of Frsnslin-st.,
VIII be found the and beautiful asormeut Of Con
feeiions for the Holidays In the city.
Fancy Articles for dressing Christmas Trees beautiful IN de-
,gn and endless in ysey large and splendid assortment Of
Fancy Bo1es, French Notices, 6e., ke-
Also Boned Tukeys Chicken salads Piekled Oyste Calves
Jelly Charlotte Ruse and all seesou1oie articles ready
fnrnl.hed 10 or1eI foI New. ears Iables.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-12-24

JoHs BRows, JR.-Is hss been pretty generally
stated that after the brutal and oodbOoded mutcer Of
another VI John Brown named Frscsrick, by tho
Prc-savery ruans, they marched his brother John Ia
chains from osswaionie to Tecumssh, and that 20
badly called wss he by the chains that ae died. cor
respondent writes Ms RON OHIO, to state that thoagh
be was thus treated be did not die, but is sti living
His sufeIipgs, however, were intense He went 70
Kansas with little property Of which he was stripped
Reeensly son Of bis fell and broke his thigh when
donation party assembled TT the house Of the Hca j.
r. GcdiDgs and presented him with substantiai toksrs
Of then syupaiby and esteem. s.s s9a ~
New-York daily tribune., 1859-12-24

The Rev. j. L. Hatch, who was expelled from the
Church oftke Pnrans, time ago. for holding an
preaching at Variance tn the standard Of that
Church, in iefeIenoe 10 the Divine authority of the
Sabbath has succeeded III procuring an ez parte coun-
ell in bis ease, which is 10 meet at the Rev. Henry
Ward Beecler's Church next Tuesday. The Church
Of the PurtaDs has not recognized the movement and
sends 10 Teprek entaiive.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-12-24

"THE AMATEUR. We call attention to a new mnsi-
cal publication Mr.. Theodore Hagen, under the above
title 1t is a collection Of the choicest specimens Of
modern Piano-forte music called The Amateur, con-
tanning 20 pieces by r. Aseber, Cb. VOse, F. Boyer, H.
Crsmer, Blumenthal, A. Tael Ch. Mayer, Chopin,
WoleDhauPt, Scbulbof, and others. Also new
piece by Wolenbaupt, called Sparkling Diamonds,
which is OF the bappieSt Efforts of this fsvorite
author. The whole has been classified and corrected
hy Messrs. ii. A. Wollsnhsnpt, and Theo Hsyan
New-York daily tribune., 1859-12-24
Adyertssement
PrRR BOTTLED BRANDY and WINES,

FOR HOIIDANr-
Persons who Wines and Liquors f the holidays should
give preference those bottled by They warranted
pure, Gnd the best quality.
For sale BY sl Druggists and Groeers-
UpOIpHO WoIFR, Noe. IA, 20 and % seayerr-,
Importer Of the sekiedam schn.pph
New-York daily tribune., 1859-12-24

LATE I1FMs-Last evening, lady, whose name
we did not fearp, while looking into show-windoT
on Broadway, had her pocket picked of por'em IN
se containing $40 by two notorious pick pockets and
shop-if.rs, pamed Margaret Courtney and Bridget
Caseidy. Detective RadfoFd had been watching The
movements OF the twain for tome time previous, and,
upon Witnessing their snceessful operation took them
Into cu.tody and conveyed them 70 Police Headquar-
teIs Tie solen property found IN their posses-i n
About o'clock last night Mr.. James =. Compton,
butcher doing business in Washington Market snd
resding at No. lsl Orchard street, was run over by
ole of the Second Avenue Railroad care at the corner
Of Bowery and Grand streets, and almost instantly
| killed Mr. Compton was, we understan5, ndng
upon the front platform from which he fell across the
track and the wDees OF the passed his body,
causing injuries that resulted in his death in short
rime thereafter The body was conveyed to the Four
| teenth Precinct Station-House.
AZ late hoor last night German named John X.
Ringk appeared at Police Headquarters with good
szeo wooden box containing h1man skull, which, he
| informed Deputy Carpenter, he had received during
the afternoon by Adsmss Express from Cinclnniu.
IT, box was marked with ink, John X. Ripgk, care
| Of H. Strsuss No. IS Delaney street, n. \.
Adams's Express Co. Cincinnati, o - and 10 pencil,
"$i" Supposin9 himself in the receipt Of Christ
mas present. H Rngk gathered his friends about hlm
and rem oy I'd the lid from the box, when portion OF
human skull was discovered buried in sawdust. sus-
picion 1T once seized the old mans mind that bis
SON. who has been for some time pas. travelling
through the West and whom be beard from
hast OF Cincinnati, bad met with foul phy.
TIE affair coon became known about the peighbor-
hood and created no little excitement At the request
of the neiehbors, Mr. Rngk, accompanied by two or
three fieDds repaired Headqua fers, and laid the
matter before the Deputy. DIR. j. X. Harden1rook,
happening TO be present, was asked TO examine the
,bul which lie did, ,nd pressed HE opinion that il
vas very old, and lad belonged TO person upward OF
50 years of age. In the top Of the Uranium was
ragged boe, which looked as if caussd by blow from
some blunt instrument. Upon the Doctors opinion,
Dir Rngks fears became queted, and, at the reqnest
of Deputy Carpenter the strange present was led at
HesdquaIers. TIE only portions of the skull found
ia tie box were the frontal parietAl, temporal and
superior msxiIlaIy bones. The oeeipll bones were
mitsing. Each side Of the jaw had green appear
aD,e Representing mold.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-12-24

"a, ssp,ation of tho tern,as Il % next 70 an imPcs'
.,bilv Lar It can Be good one, and most un'eason-
allie 70 expect suc 70 be the case when as before re-
naked we eoizider the materials, skill, tine, ana
money employed in tire cOnaraetioo Of srs'-eiass
instTument.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-12-24
IAdFertiasmcutl

CHRISTMAS EVE AT MISUNDERSTANDING
snrncnt to-day BARyux's brsErg, and s. more
enchanting Monday. Great holiday aaction, Beside all
the euIo.ies, stirring drama and dyeng fyc iLn ssr
noon, and slso this evening.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-12-24
[Adyertisement-l
HOIIDAy PRESENTS

Velvet Garrett ct rs; English Brussels 1Sc &c, q
Rug; bssutifu Paror Mat Table, Piauo Cover, Col
Shades or & Damask Oicloth HIRAM ANDERSON, Bower
nesI Hester; large gold eagle on the building.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-12-24

FAREWELL MISSIONARY MEErISG.-The Rev. Ja-
cob Chamberlain r., and vile, being about 70 sail for
India, under appointment by the Board OF Foreign
Missions Of the Reformed Dutch Cnurch, notice is
hereby given that farewell meeting will be held on
Mondsy evening, Goth inst, at u o'clock, In the
Church in Fifth avenue, corner Of TweDty-nint
street. The Rev. DIR. Ferris viii give the charge to
the departing missionaries, and addresses may be ex-
pected from the Rev. DIR. Scudder and Mr. Cham
berlain.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-12-24

ELEcTIos FOR AN AssIsTAST ESGIsEER.-The re-
turns of The election held Thursday night At the
houses Of the various FIRE panies, for an Assistant
Engineer for the Harlem Dissc', were received during
y,terdsy at the Office VI the Chief Engineer in Eliza
beth street, and esnvassed last night. hr. Wm. T.
hawbsy and Holm A. heCoskAr Assistant Foreman
of Hose CO. No. SO, were the only candidates in the
field and the latter was declared elected by 800 major
ity Mir. hey bas beld the position for several
years Part, aud was highly esteemed in the Harlem
District which embraces Msnhattanville, Yorkyile,
and Ha1en-the First and Second Fire Districts.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-12-24
IAdvertisenent-l
DnnpcEGfnGaV

JosHrL BRbsE ~ d. offers his professsnsl services ss
Kew.York IvysguLarine, sad bses.a Of Womea Of srsyt
6sscrfion CnsErp0n, ere asd ssahgAaat dsez's ooth
local eonstituonG ssBiy and successfully treated
ofhss ksUIs, % 70 1, and 10 4.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-12-24

DEATHS IN THE PoLICE DEPARTNEsT.-During
The past week three deaths have occurred IN the Police
Department. Policeman Brewer, formerly Lieuie aant
in the Fourteenth Precinct who fell suddenly dead at
1he UnicnssviDg meeting; Policeman Stewart of the
First Precinct who lost his life by injuries received at
the fall Of warehouse in Broad street; Policeman
Baker Of the Seventh Precinct, who died on Wednes-
day Of Contagious dsease, winch he contracted while
in the dschar, of hs duty. All the officers and men
in the seventh Precinct under command of Capt
Cameron, held meeting at the Station House, and
passed resolutions Of coincidence with TIE widow Of
decsated and voted to her one days pay amounting
to sl42 TIE funeral Of Stewart took place yesterday
afternoon, and the of reserves of the Department
united in paying the last tribute Of respest to their late
ecmIade His remains were inferred in Cypress Hill
Cemetery.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-12-24
Adver.iseiDen.
IRs. GARDENERS BAI.SAM.

The remarkable Effected By Mrs N y Gsydners eels
brsed Indian Medicine which stands unvsed es the great
cure FOR Cough Cold Group BRONCHITIS Lung Comp
Sold by ali the Druggists WKEKs PoTTEK No ia W sShins
ton street Boston, General Agents
New-York daily tribune., 1859-12-24

TIE PsRKs.-The Park Commissioners he'd meet
ing Asi evening when it expected thA. the report
Of de Committee on the two great parks would be
presented, but the Committee was not ready, no
business Of Importance was transacted.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-12-24

sTRzET DEFARTSEST CosTRAcT.-Several con-
tracts we're awarded by the Street Commissioner and
Controller:
FOR respr and zadinr Fgh.h Avenue from Eighty
One Hrrcrrrtrcerond street, a~aoed 70 Dan. J11oes
NasrEey 81; time 900 days ,uEsty, ID oVl
OF crrrr sus Altering house o. Hose Company No H.
located II No 8 Clint on street awarded 10 Owen Moran and
OeorFe CsnisAn, az -, 200. time. one yea.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-12-24
IAdr.rfisement.

CEETRAL-PARK SKATE EMPoRlUh.-SkAFKs,
TO uit everybody from Soc to SIS lot Of hne English
States. Just reoeiyed. -
New-York daily tribune., 1859-12-24

THy CexNrssosERs OF PoLIcE-Itss Board met
Yesterday afternoon at Police Headquarters, President
Sullmap in the cbsir and all the mc~bers pre'eht.
haycz Tiemann OsEe-sa resolution Haat the Board OF
Police appoint rore other than H-sribers Of the old
force 10 comply with the numhrS Of patrolmen fixed
by a late restitution Of the BJnrd of Supervisors.
Mayors Tiemaln and Powell Commissioners Ulshoet-
fer ano BAILEY voted in the Affirmative Messrs. Bowen
Stranshan, sad St Imam, in the negstiye.
The resignation Of w. Snah OF Brooklyn, TO take
effect Feb. L. was received and accepted.
The following members Of the old force were re-
insiate5, upon relBquishing all csims 10 back pay
r. Conror, Sixth Ward; G. Jackson, Second; j.
Thebo, Eighth; ID. AheArn, Seventh; j. 5. Metcalf,
Third; j. McDermoit, Seventeenth A. b. Mooney,
Twenteth; j. s. Codet, Second T. ID. Connoyer,
Fifth; z. Msenes, SeyeDth NJ. ID. Undsrhill, Twen-
tjeth; L. Aoxham, Twentieth; w. G Havens, Six
teenth; VIM. McGrath, Sixth; John Flynn, Four
tenth; John Towers, Twenty-hrtti t. Carroll,
Eighteenth; J. W. Elder, Third; j. Van Braekle, G..
j. Burras, j. b. Town, II. Desmond, and Leroy +.
Clark, Seventh; Patrick Mcintyre, Twenty fret, and
d. Mscarty, Sixth.
On motion, the widow of Policeman Stewart wae
placed upon the pension st, which will afford her
about $l4O per snnum. The Board then adjourned.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-12-24
10 WEgN TWO

tho a. n,ral Parz The house is desgned 70 ac'omn'o-
date f,cm 4Ceo TO 5eC0 souls ard is TO be divided ia'"
-. e ,oors so arranged that each family can b "a
a;.,;,e. and naer.noen, A. Il living in homs os Il.
orrn The dipine--ocps, public pariors reading
roo,,. &C.. are % be enjoyed m connno on the Uni
., ,,rie saeBt feature 10 = a, mach tenant Is
cx,ecrrd 70 purchase the par'T ,a.ss apartments be
.boo.s. to occupy sDe pay for m came b. n.taluenie
instead Of paying ren, 90 that eventually they VIII
become HE own. The oaiding is 70 bo 6roproof Ii
il CLAIMED that al 'h' uxures exereires smusements'
and reees'tes Of ey lie can thus be aorded to those
who, living on tie good old method now m vogue can
hardly keer, the wolf away from Their doOfs' Inc
nsnarer Of is immeupe establishment are to receive
tsaf for their services and everything IN The way
Of f,od. fire iigl. attendsnce, &c Is TO be furnished
,,oe o~co,afs on tbs principle Of "Cosi the limit Of
Prize"
il. however, claimed by experienced reformers
tst there are fatal in this plannore especially
a., attempt TO make each tenant partial owner Of the
bufldse; that TIE only phlosophc method 70 have
saeh scheme carried Out by WdLstfeet capitalists
wbe .ba1 be guaranteed fixed dividend of-say
per cent on q cir shares that ths dividend shol be
pxid from rents charged he tenants, who can wei
soId pay 10 per cent on the actual cost Of their re
sective portions Of property large, and erected
with lie economy pursuant tbereifom. We under
etsrd st other plans IN agitation by these latter
parties, who propose TO lease their ground for term
Of yesrs and extend their building from time 70 time
A. Dew eooperators join them. Whether the large cap
ital necessary to carry cot the more prudent Of
these yans te raised is the next and most serious
matter Of consideration.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-12-24

f An. ehiS corcuer OKeee beld inqaes and Ve'aei
sccordsuce wRh the ises was rsD6ered
New-York daily tribune., 1859-12-24
IAdvertisefneuEl

GAS. GAs.-Those rich, new styles OF Gas FIX
rrzx found AZ The sreat manufacturing depot of WARNER
PICK Co. No. broadway superior anything e
tered before from factory.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-12-24

CARD.--To save Literary societies aud others. and
especially mysek from useless correspOnaeaos sn sszss
this " rter in tie New Hsyeu AicSssral course onis
Dec Il, lsss C. " CLAf
New-York daily tribune., 1859-12-24

DR.. Cheever win preach in the Church Of tbe Puri
tsns tomorrow yenng Subject: "The Judgment
of the JOY Of Christ il the inheris4nee In heaven
New-York daily tribune., 1859-12-24

FIRg--Aboui o'clock last evening FIRE broke oat
IN tra0e house IN Marshall s'res LeeIsrd. William
eEh, owned by NJ Peterrla, md 0cS5pseS sy NJ JssQb
New-York daily tribune., 1859-12-24

TASvsrtisement-I
BARTHoLF's celebrated
SEWING NAcHTSEs,
No. 4s4 Broadway,
Cor Howard-st-, HeS-lo orb
New-York daily tribune., 1859-12-24

MR. DE- CHAILLu's ATRIcAs CoLLEcTIoy.--The
collection Of African productions made by Mr.. Du
Chaillu himself in his four years expedition in por
ton Of the hitherto Unexplored Region of that eOnt-
nent is attracting we are glad to hear, good deal Of
attention among scientific men, 81 well as among
msrely curious observers Ii would not indeed be very
creditabe TO our intelligence il oberwise, as in
this little be foand certain treasures in
natural history which cannot be found in the largest
collection in Europe, and where expense is spared
TO gather together everything OF any scientific value
from AL pans Of the world.
OF tie estimate put upon Mr.. Da Chsillus labors in
behalf of science by one of the most distinguished
comparative anRsoiss in this country, Prof. Jeries
WyH.sn Of Cambridge we have strong evidence IN
private letter friend, from which we permitted
10 make the following extract.
aDuains recent viss to New YoTk hAi Opportunity
through he kindness Of Mr.. Da chsu, Of examining his col
tiSn sfn- and skeletons q sls exhibition in
BrosGwsy First of AL lei ssy that the discovery O this TO
naktbs speces Of and s ntsoSueon 10 The scsnie
otS il one Of the many eobgos 10 tie treasures Of nAtGr
Litosv hy the nssiorary en.erT In 1857 the Rev John
l. son of Tie American Board q foresa Missions IN West
Africa and that time residing N Gsboon obtained the ska Of
cue q these animals and fO we on The statements
made BY The nEyes relation the snis to which beloosed
Wa led oouelnde that it fiOG Sndssbed species Of
at- Dr. Thouas savage Aso Of the missionaries and N
e1eeu, bsurss, whom Mr.. Wilson exhited The SkEn si
onoe ook deep interest in the se and snoceeaos IN obtaining
oee kuus wei Of The bo1e and hroashi them to
M note ef scnti6c me- In Cted States aud Il Europe
The Rev William Nsiker another ueEbsr q the riss0DAy
sss5Ieui obtained nosIly ee skeetou which was sen;
to tie United States vel sereEse vhh was csIaed TO
Ps hy d. Gauer q ths Fench Navy The details q iHe
aio1os strucsre gorias have from these rSous oen
buions been Ssesibed ngh and skse;ons ef sAn
nay b. scsn IN he dHere. IN London Pans Beriny
Phs5epLa Bosson and Cambridge The large uzner Of thss
We hsd orportsny few years soe q exsnins and on
have lesszrd from scsnide journals and Henoirs
of sddio1s the above am sised
Nr Do Chsn's eoecon made by h5aseh II the country
q tAe rola i BY fs the best which n0~ ex Tue skns
from the ecr-ssA,ces under which tbsy prepared in
bot eate and etSRs on lie Beeessay tas2ns ios ?e-
New-York daily tribune., 1859-12-24

TsE CRY CouRr.-There will be no Jury trials IN
the City Court the jury having been d'ehsea 0f
New-York daily tribune., 1859-12-24

IAdyertise4Dsut.
GREAT TALE OF THE EMPIRE CITY
NxD BrSTIIsK's
NEW EySrxKI OF NKv-ioRks
Entitled
ELPRTDA
THH RKD ROyER's DAUGHfTR,
Ready q 4 o'clock To-day st Al the ser. OePot In
TRE EKv-foKK hERcuET,
For Jan 2, le50
Read Ned BEniliue', New Mystery Of the Greet City
fAdvertisenent.
BREBE Il Co.
NEW SrILzs HoDpAH Hars
no Is5 Broslvsy.
fAdyertisemeLtl
RRADY's GALLERY, No. t43 Broadway, corner
Of BE. .ksr-st. HoLIpAI PEEsExTs-
IVoEIIrg.s .qpsre and ,PPEOgrsss .y ., S.s oI no.
tAsy Presents Aso, Imperial PHoIo+kAfAa hlsiAISk1a
Asszo11PEA, and DAsrKKREoTTPsN
iAdvertiseInent
DOWNING, No. 3 BIoad-st., is preparing, as usil-
al rre quantities Of PcsLED OIsTER lboKED Tt tKEs and
PsTEs TErTPKs for NexYesrs Dag Iabes Of ~nleh srs
surpsssg az hne. ksy order. ar res peeiuy soeit-d
[Advsrtisensa'
YoYNG MEN CAN LEARN N WHAT PURSUIT
TBFv csS soeceed and bow 10 tr their e
f5r vssess and happiness hy obtaining PhrenSlo
cs Tzsrninsrion, F0EIEK WsLLss No. 80 Broadway.
fAdveEtsseueull
Millions Of Bottles Of Mrs. WNsLow's SOOTH-
Iss us-d every in hs United States FOR
hfdrcn Teeskins with aereffEinz Rsisf 1ss-
ssss ssd certain. Only IS eents bottle
New-York daily tribune., 1859-12-24

Carer II. Or. csughf the upper part Of ths soas ~ We
o Mr. Csuser and czlenied 70 the aiobiDg
-, "a. erssui.hea ae damage was eonhnea - ns
r.rt of roth hUditr. and will toart 20 sooat ave nan
Of are urknewB-
New-York daily tribune., 1859-12-24

Tar MrHoKr oY Coz. CHAs. BAxTTR.-The Bax-
ser Association named after Leut.-COl. Charles Bax-
ter who led the NewYofk Volunteers at the battle Of
Cherubssco and died from the wounds he received on
tlat occasion, gave grand ball at the Apollo Rooms
on Thursday evening in honor Of his memory.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-12-24

In our let Of Holiday Presents published YESTERDAY
omitted the firm Of CARLroS PoHTsB, BOOKSELLER Snd
Pubhshers No. 200 Mulberry street.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-12-24

IAdyertiselSeut-
GREAT TALE OF THE EMPIRE CITY
New-York daily tribune., 1859-12-24

- p 20 n
New-York daily tribune., 1859-12-24
IAdrsrtlsernaai. |

YousG Men cAS LEARN N WHAT PURsUiI
Tyv sy BrT sueceed and parents bow train their cl
r usress and happiness BY obtaining PhrenoS
al Tzsmlnsfion, FOELEK WsLLs's No 80 Broadway
New-York daily tribune., 1859-12-24

Of BE, eksTst. HoLIpAT PEEsESTs .
IvORTTEPEs supsrD and appropriate sys o for Mob
iasy Ao, Imperial PHoTosEAPHs, hisiAIGkza
AEsHo11PEA and DAsUEsREoTTPsA
New-York daily tribune., 1859-12-24
lasverts.sneulI

Iss ued every in Tia United States for
Children Teeskins with ueveffEinx Relief 10 1uss
Ss.ss ssd certain Only 5 cents bottle.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-12-24
IAdvertiseuleni.

DOWNING, No. 3 BIoad-st., Is preparing as usu
a. r.e quantities Of PIckLED OIsTERs BoKKD Tt
PaTE. 1EUTYKs for Sexiesrs Day IabeAi o. ~nieh as
sarps.r ty ksrly orders peeifuiy solcit=d
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1859-09-03
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
hardware.
geo. q SO.N.NsT,y NO, 10 MIN

w street, has now in store and is constantly
receiving for the Fall and Winter Trade, the best
stock brought TO this State vicinity. of all
kinds of HARDWARE suited to the West, and
which, having been selected and purchased in per-
son, from the most extensive Importing Houses
and Manufactures of nearly all the Eastern cities
and towns, i'm addition to several invoices imported
directly by him from good manufacturers-Eng
lish and German-he can, and will sell as low as
any concern in the West; feeling confident that
goods and prices cannot fail TO please and satisfy.
lie would ask the especial attention of Merchants,
Manufacturers, Carpenters, Millwrights, Coopers,
Gunsmiths, and all who need any articles usually
found in a first class Hardware Store-wholesale
and retail.
Without pursuing detail. the mention of few
leading articles may be well. viz: s
Table and Pocket Cutlery, Raz0rs, Shears, and
Scissors, including Geo. Wostenholm & Sons justly
celebrated manufactures; Butchers Knives and
Stees; Files. all kinds and sizes, of Butchers and
other manufactures; Augers, Chisels, Gouges,
Braces and Bits, and all Carpenters and Coopers
Tools, from Ohio Tool Company BartOn's, Roch-
ESTER and Whites, Buffalo, Manufactures together
with Cooks noted Patent Premium Anger Bits.
Also-Hand, Ripping, Panel, and Back Saws also,
the various sizes and styles of Mill, Circular, and
| Cross-Cut Saws, with Tuttle's Patent Hook Tooth
| CrossCut Saws large and small Scales, in great
variety Of pattern Axes and Hatchets for all mr.
poses; House Building Materials. All Gunners'
Materials; Gunners' Implements to almost any ex-
| tent; Meat Cutters aud Suffers, Iron and Wood
Pump Curbs together with Chain Pump Fixtures !;
Ames' and ether makers Shovels, Spades, and
| Grain Scoops; Jack Screws; n fine assortment of
all kinds of Brushes; Copper and Iron Rivets
and Burrs; Protective Weapons Horse, Wrought,
Casing, and Finishing Nails, all Sizes a new and
| excellent assortment Of Fishing Tackling Paint
\ and Coffee Mills; Corn Shelters and Mills.
Agent for Dole, Silver Il felch's Premium Saw
| GUNNER, fer Upright aud Circular Saws. ...
GEO. :. SONNTAG,
sep3 r-l e No. 10 Main street.