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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-03-11

EXTRACT CALVES FEET, for producing in
IL few minutes brilliant and nutritious Jelly,
in every respect equal to that produced by the old
and tedious mode. An assurance is given by the
proprietor of this article that it is obtained solely
from fresh Calves Feet received, and for sale by
NH . H. COOK L CO.. Sarepta Hall.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-03-11

VERY SUPERIOR REEDS for Hoped skirts,
Y the best have seen. very durable, at
fob 10 RICHARDS.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-03-11

oil! OIL!!-Linseed Oil; pure Neatstoot Oil:
~ Paints; Dye Woods; Spices; pure Liquors for
medicinal use only; Glue all qualities: received,
and for sale by X. H. STABLER, Chemist
NH No l65. King street.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-03-11

90 BBLS. Coverings Crushed SUGAR
~ do. do. Cut Loaf do.
10 boxes DO. Loaf do.
90 bbls. Refined do. do.
10 hhds. prime New Orlean, Sugar. For sale
h liam 3Il KNOX BRO.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-03-11

l00 BUSHELS prime Glover Seed
HUI 500 bushels superior Oats, suitable for
seeding. in store. and for sale by
HILL, BROWN 4 PARTLOW,
fob l. No Il, King street
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-03-11

TUNPOWDER TEA.-One chest superior
" GUNPOWDER TEA, in h and h pack
ages, received per Schr. Hamilton. and for sale by
JOHN LEADBEATER 4 son,
: mo 25 Stabler's Old Stand.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-03-11

A RNICA PLASTERS; Jayncs' Carminativc
N Lyons Kathairon; Henry Magnesia; Fahncs-
tocks Vcrmifuge; Ayers Cherry Pcctoral; precipi-
tated Carbonate of Iren; Wistars LOzcngcs. just
received and for sale by
JAS. ENTWISLE, JE. Apothccary,
feb4 94 King street.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-03-11

DURE SPERM OIL.-Winter Strained, receiv-
III cd and for sale by
feb ~ H. COOK 4 CO., sarepta Hall.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-03-11

Urine y. .. SUGAR.-This day landing
i from Schr. Hamilton. choice lot new crop
y. .. SUGAR. to which we call the especial at
tcntion Of the trade. GRAY. MILLER / CO.,
feb Is cor Of King aud Water SITS
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-03-25
nem-Dork.
CoIeman's London Mustard.

THE attention ef Dealers and Consumers is partc
ulaTy called the superior quality and low prc-
Of the above Mustard, manufaC ture by Messrs !.
j. COlman london now the most extensive Factors
Of Mustard in Great Britain.
-Four different quaiitc manufactured. which are
packed In Kegs Cansiers Tin Foil and B.ttics, and
each package warranted fall weight The 4, g. and
10 Ii Tin Canisfers peculiarly adapted the south.
Is they efectUaily exclude dampness and air, thus
r ryi5e the la vor in all is strength.
lmpOt ted and for sale. Wholesale in New York,
by GARDNER g. lVEIJN, III Fulton street;
j iORSEYs son, 81 Maiden Lane;
H. T. BLO.SOI, lo3 Front street
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-03-25
TINE ANNEHILATED!!
Cream Actually Frozen in Three Minutes
# o r r E US
NEW
-Four Minute FreeZcr.

PATENT APPIIED FUR.
TU1HE subscriber, after careful study and various
j experiments, has succeeded in constructing
Freezer, which for simplicity, durability, rapdity
and quality its production, Is unequaed, and
not fail to become a universal iavOrte.
To satisfy the incredulous, there will be weekly
public exhibitions of this Freezer at No. Platt ST.,
prove its ability do all that claimed for it.
Sizes from to 20 quarts
s8- SEND FOR CIRCULAR. ga
The undersigned will dispose of his stock Of MAS
SER'S FREEZEllS, now ON hand, upon favorable
terms f. 2. TORREY Manufacturer,
No 8 PGltt street New York.
Also Manufacturers Wholesale Agent for the cele-
brated cold Dominion Coffee and Tea Pots, and ''Ar
thurs" patent Self-sealing Cans and Jars.
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Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-03-25

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Botany and Natural History the University
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Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-03-25

DR. JAMES WuIfAM
rear Sirs-Having suffered for n long time rron
Dyspepsia severely that completely prostrat
ed and having tred every means for reiief without
success. advised 20 use yoaF "knti-T si.ctic
EiHir.h IL Anords me much pleasure 10 Inform you,
that an entirely cured BY itS ufe and cordially
commend u 20 All persons suffering under DysPepsa
Yer sefff4s H.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-03-25
r e M O " e D
DY SP EP STA

A sho~n by the statements Of the Board or Heait
n Of New York, caused the death Of 20 persons,
sumption, induced by Dyspepsia- As u II well at
tested fact that I spepsais the origin Of the suerings
OF large portion OF those who die n consump.
becomes the duty of every ons 10 use such pre-
tons against and remedy for Dyspepsia &c
experience have place before them. and which Ia
proved 60 be eficac.ous: Of this chara or
" Villains Anti Dyspeptic Elixir, !" tn corrObor
which read the following testimonials:
Testimony of Mr.. Edward II. Rowiey, OF the nrm
Rowley, Ashburner 4 Co. Il North Wharyes,
proof Of The sfncaey OF wiiliAnrs's AutiDyspept
Elixir.
PmADzrluA, October % 1919.
Dear Sir--I take pleasure In recommending your
Anii-nyspeplc Elixir, for the cure OF dyspepsia. ]
have taken = my self for the disease, anu have beer
YOars respectfully
EDWARD II. RowILY
Communication 20 John r. Penrose Esq. from Mr.
franklin Eyre, kcuEin gton.
IL is with great gratnca1ion that testify o. ihe e.
30 strongly recommended % me, Ana for which J
heartily thank yoo u has completely restored ms
with the hopsIhAt others may be similarly benefited
rrlly yours
FRANKLIN EYRE.
KKSzSoroz, Sept Il, 1850
oczosEE 10. 1850
DE- JAMES wnIiAx
Dyspepsia 80 severely that was completely prostrat
ed and having tr5ed every Tor relief without
success. ADVISED 20 your ANT by slsctsr
Elixir Il Affords me much pleasure 10 inform you,
that an entirely cured BY Us use, and cordially
commend it 20 All persons suffering under DyspeV~a
SESai.E woonEuFF
cOrnweil's Hallway Houss. Bristol rurnpke
resitmony Of Mr. Abner Zines, MARKET street. asov
sixih, eonohoratiEs Of the srho@sy Of Williams
AntsIs spept,c kdixir
pa. JAM WarIAszss
iAe&r sir-it gives me great pieasure 20 knew thAi
yoa again prefaring yoor medicine for the cure
u IyspeE<ia for uauy 81 ny acqnaintAnces ~ we
Feateaiy Askea where q contd be pfocared kno~
pubs acknowledgment 0f the great bcncns have
recelFe iro-A the q yoer Issdicine not eniy
das u yoc. bat Ray be asefal 70 ottess ncs max
u, Par seversi yasTs I saesfed frem ngspeI~ss,
eoassitat5an we're rEpaais ssnking aadss =. s.s
ccnpelza % FesFict ysel - fhe raast snIfia food
Hh1 even tlzzf coaid hot digest, felt Ices =
EtreastA dtzElnatien % ezsFctze ea1 (ns yoa Aass
saon and tnaescrihsbie ue4Eizsz4 II The year IsSe
Aearihg rsm eshers hish roeszsmaaass,1a ~ year
AEti pgsf<str k1lxr, procured ssd used i al ths
Eass happy cnncss sa1eF - inlueDce iAEs eor ass
wrArssess gr-aazisy f.ssed Asay aad ~ sgpeta
yuass have sow sispsea ana NJ esa es = ne "a
TseiFs powers af yaef elcine kze % eetfss in
cFease1 for HeeznSAstssy ssEef sss, shsa fazsd
sos4la Telisf ffuns any esksr staFea-
tsFy FssE~csfAi's, yezFss
rAs"lsH.rss ssla "a ssssls. .s q s.sA. - sis -
ffe.xislnF JAAks WILLIAMS, N. n.
Clemlst and Pharraa<eatef
Ne.s senfh szssutk street, PhllA1elnhls
exssts - <iiprax<ss1s s-s2s
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-03-25

lETk are ns~ - recript of oar stock of Goo.is
w for the SPRING TRADE % shich ~s ~oufa
cal ne GtFufea q Aerrhsats sszfE thiz estF. Oar
aIock ctnIriscs etery f4Elety ol for<E and hlars
&c Ivy Gods, Far'etes, 0esAiag. bpela. 81 h.tz
6zBpets, &C, ke-
fFom 0er bag experienee n The psscisse nf GooA.
foF this uarkef fsel s4tE1ed that Is axp0rsueaI
ana - l. stek cAEnst - ssFTasssa al.d c4sh
azd presnIs tlsss arslsEs sal ezsf in6aesnents
- puse aase ~
~ssa-ss az ExAN< 4 On !.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-03-25

rINHE subscriber respectfully invites the attention Of
Il the public and Of parchasers particularly, 20 The
superior fsreazinaz Ptanos Manufactured By him A
splendid assortment constantly on hand.
Our Pianos have Feceived Premium two years In
suecerion 1880 and 1851 Al the PAIRS Of the Aeri-
can Institute Cry stat Palace in competition with
OF The leading manufacturers Of New York and Bos-
ton, ana unquestionabiy Of the best quality Of
tone, full, round and brilliant, As well hnsh and
durability, and Batter ourselves, by the approval
% renowned artsis In venturing 10 say that P-
sand % many others, and equal % any
Grand ano regard 10 volume of tone ana elasticity
Of tooch, bned with the greatest nrmneas which
u vcFy rarely mrt with IN other fiancz.
We rusEs-ctfuliy soiicit examination from ztraEg
ers aud frsends confince themselves of the Above
before pare hAsng elsesh here. AL oar PaR0s
ranted III. HANSEN,
nt Manufacturer of Piano Vortes.
wAEnoozs, 100 oenisr street, New York
nox2l-deEn 4 -
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-03-25
Stop the Report.

hhcurrently repo-ted that We sell no Goods only
at Auction when. IN fact, tSothrds Of sales are
private, the in any other Wholesale Housoi 10
the city with tais eHeepton sell for short pronts
fos cash and short prompt paper
feb2 BoAN TRABuE A IIyCUe
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-03-25

Testimony of Mr.. Edward II. Rowley, of the firm
Rowley, Ashburner 4 Co. Il North Whsryes,
proof Of the efncacy OF wiiliAnis's Anti-Dyspept
Exir
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-03-25

RENEWABLE PLEASURE.
One Square, one $3oeach additional square tc
Written noftce must be given take ont and stop sds
verseents OF yearly advertisers oefore the year
pres, otherwise We shall charge till DONE
NO contract Of yearly advertisements will be diseon-
nnued w:aout previous notice 10 nor wany charge
De made FOR less than year at the yearly rates.
Advertisers exceeding the space contract
Cd Tor VIII be charged for the excess.-Es
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-03-25
1859 POPULAR TRADE. 1859
Ribbons and Millinery Goods.
RIBBONS! RIBBUNS!. RIBB0NS!.!

TO MERCHANTS, MIIIINEIis, JoBBERs, DEALERS
IN RIBBONS, MILLINERY GOODS, AND. AND
CASH BUYERS IN ALL SECTIONS OF ThECOUNTRY,
THE CASH RIBBON HOUSE,
l6 CHAMBERS STREET, NEW YORK.
JNO. FARRELL.
ESTABLISHED 1858.
WE have originated "a new prmciple-a new era
w il the Ribbon Trade, whereby We make THIS
business PIAIN SIMPLE and srArLE As IHAT OF brown
sHEEIINGs. ~
WE SELL FOR CASH / wEBUY FOR CASH
We are satisfied With PER CENT PROFIT ASK no Sec,
Ond Price. Have all goods marked IN PLAIN
FIGURES, that man, woman and child buy alike"
Our prices Tor best Taieta Ribbons all colors, are
No / y cas-. 8 piece; No &a55 e.s. q piece
" 2Ss 2S5 " " ls 3 1S7{. 81. q" " "
No. 10 81 4711 per piece.
WE OFFER FANCY RIBBOAS ALI sIYlI2s," ALL
CULOK9." "AIL QUALITIES" /" AT PRICES
UEFYING COMPETITION AND,
FOR CASH ONLY
Oar establishment IS the centre OF attraction foF
'Quiok Sales, p "Light Profits and Good Value"
ROUCHESi ROUCUESll
New styles and Patterns at a saving OF
80 PER CENT FROM CREDIT PRICES.
Examine our mpes aud be convinced,
BLOND LACkS, OF lLIlNGS, &C, &c
Our line Of these Goods always full. We Import
and "JUU" them at once for per cent advance
Marked prices on al Goods -'in Piain Figures
A SAVING OF 40 PER CENT on THESE GOODS FROM
CREDIT PRICES.
Our intention is 10 make the Ribbon Trade as staple
IA regard to prices as domestic goods 10 do tins We
must sell ONE MILLION LOl.IAIsS NOtIi VI 6OOiS
We are Union Men ''No North, no south" We
solicit the patronage of Merchants, IN every section
OF the United states aud the Servants OF all who
lavoT us with their trade and patronage.
CASH RIBBON HOUSE,
ll6 Chambers ST., New York,
near the Hudson River Railroad hepot.
u. WALLER JanlO-Im
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-03-25
COLLECTIONS UF
Flower Seeds by Mail,
FREE or POSTAGE
nns-sy Sslssi and cAo.ss Iariais' for One DO'lar.

hnsnfy Selocf and Chascr larfciss for One L6ttar.
I>OR the sccosnfnd flu % those Who tsve The cui-
IL tisatien ~ no~crr bai vho rczif.e a dlntAnce
fFosn where they can be pFocnrsd Se have seAecfed
the beAas4fe a=d EhoNy ~xrsetles each SORT etx
tact color, and calculated pred nne ecct
Nhrn planted cat N bcds gronpe N TIE dowcr bor
der. We have had each rArirty dEs1inetay MARKED
With the BeAntca and fngish name, height, tins of
eswrFing. eoior cf The 11~er, manner % growing,
whsther ercct lraitng, ne tIns shoud b Eewn,
and other vaicAbie hiets 20 caltvaton. IN
lecfing these sareti~s. have been careful % ex-
etade AL whtrh sby bioamers have an insg-.
narAnf appearance, 60 that The collections VII com
prise ealy thas- ~hich really naeNy As1 h@Dsi-
soene, sn4 ~bEh ~ believe would prove % The en-
girs sa.lsfelban of any LADY or Eenslsuaan ko Inght
BE dlss.ossa ~ ordeF thsn. Eke eohections utu ee
ssat free " ps - sny para u lhe eoantry a NE
foliOsing prtcus
1lssTuA'sal Ne ssass.s. q t~sasy eheiss va 2
, 1859-07-04

Tie Circuit Court Was occupied fur three
days, the present week, with The sn't "i o'r''.
~ tic County Of Stark. The case grew out es
the subscription by Stark county Of $31,not in
l,ouJs. iu ail Of tl,c Western Air Line Railroad:
Il CONCERN which, Il C many other projected
roads, las gone in" for the present, at least:
Johnson was contractor, aud took some Of
1l.c Stark County bu1,as in payment for his
work. The county, while the work was IN rro.
.,rcss. maid up two years interest on them, but
s;ucc tho SUSPENSION, refused to fork ovcr any
nore, Johnson sued for t'c balance Of the
interest, The county sets up in defence, frand
on the part of tl.c railroad company. in no,
commenting tho road as agreed. Tie Ease was
given to the jury on "Wednesday evening. They
rcmainea ont ali night and came into court yes
!eray morning an1 ssrors.as thst.sSSe1 7nn @;.
x.rint
, 1859-07-04
HORRIBLE MURDER .
A Man Shoots at his Wife and Little
Daughter.

In atrocious murder was committed, at about
eight o'clock night before last, fourteen miles
from this city. i man named Fulton, farmer
residing in that vicinity, killed his little da"ph-
ter, three years old, with a gun aimed at Ills
wife, whom lie intended IL murder. The details
Of thu crin.c ire absolutely sickening, although
Tho who}e story is not known Us yet. The main
facts are as follows: Night before list, willie
tue family were seated Ut the tab!e, accompa-
MED by Il man named MarEcs, alteration arose
between Fulton and LIS wife, provoked by
hcr refusal to come to town with hlm and
his companion the next morning. 1fcr Excuse
was that she would not be seen in the cou,-
pany Of such persons, both being iutoxicatod.
The quarrel WIS continued for sumo leDgtll Of
time, when Fulton exclaimed thut lie would fix
her got up fipm the table and went for his gun.
Returning With it, he pointed ut her and pulled
the trigger. Immediately at the moment Of his
taking aim she lodged back, and the charge Of
SHOT passed by her, striking little grt, who sat
next to her, in the head, tearing otf tue upper
in all directions. The fiend then clubbed The
gun and commenced to beat his wife on the head
continuing 10 do SO until the gun was broken
to pieces. The nlan who WIS present made no
effort to prevent him from l,erpctratiny the
crime, but left the house and went to that Of u
ncsga.bor. Fulton was evidently determined 10
add the murder of his wife to that OF the child,
and was only prevented BY the want Of u'eans.
Muyhcw went 10 the house Of Mr.. Bailev, which
was three quarters Of Il ml!e away, aud returned
with him.
They met Fulton coming away from the house,
and got him to return with them. Tie house
was Il scene Of blood aud desolation, the Child
lying on tue aoor wcltcrinG in its gore. the
smothcr being disabled by the blows Of the
monster WHO lad attempted her life. The little
ono lived two or three hours after being shot.
Fulton did not deny the act, but said he meant
to Kill his wife, lie was taken in Charge, aud
las brcn lodged in jail. We know Of no excuse
that he hls to offer, but hare no doubt that the
ycry ingenious counsel who are in the habit of
1aonopolizing these cases in court will discover
that ie is, aud always was, insane, such having;
BECOME the standard plea in our city where
cases are desperate, and the blood stained crini-
| inal likely to yet his deserts:
Justice Ensworth proceeded to tie scene OF
the tragedy Yesterday forenoon, to hold IN in.
| ques: and take testimony. 1t is supposed that
| the murderer was drunk ut the time. lie is a
farmer, III comfortable circumstances, and is all
| Tr1ct,ruun
, 1859-07-04
Gprridl Rotirfs.

- Maravilla Maravilla!! Mara
VILLA The most wonderful preparation known for DA
sr',inE isandrn Earring Badness Is,levus Sick Head
aac. Preventing The 1asE s'E Falling Out and Producing
t'us1s sod by x reepcc,ate Druggists aud Fancy Gooda
lsafrs. and ,y tho lr'pre'ors. Price 10 cents.
CHARLES ERNEST l. CO.. 81 Maiden Lane, r. i.
"twl accomplish Al tha. is cmrl fos it. and 10 one
:,~: :tas mourn the lo*s of las they will usa your
N.r4s1.Y"
, 1859-07-04
,rhc Frost II. Tuacarusyas Co., Ohio.

The Frost In TuAcarusvas Co.. Quo.
\ private letter from Crichsr''le, 1"scaFa"as
county. ii led June u. says:
II ar, happy TO state that the prospects 10
:llis quarter are nut 50 gloomy rs some i, Two
great dcat Of wheat, fruit. &c. but in the cst1~
.nation Of persons protesting 10 bc good judges
on thc subject. 1l,clc will by more wheat tllsn
|a>t wear: in otller words. the wcayef it appears
was destroyed by tue frost, that their ra1ages
we're stopErd saw Yesterday some wlcat =; Us
good as ever grew, that had been Killed ~
lie frost, whici, blus-otncd again, producing
four grains in row Of as fine. plump Kernels IL;
ever grew, yielding, it is supposed from "e 10
80 bushels per acre. So all is NIT last that Is IN
tauuer."- LLridnd Urald.
, 1859-07-04
Crops.

We were told that On Cor Chase large farm
below Hamilton, bis wheat fields yield i" hns''-
els pcr acre, ana Ills corn. oats. barley. grass
DC, is very promising. Corn, this warm NJ, wa, .s
were told by good authority, hear and sec II
yrow. After a1l the murmering Of IL still nee', :,
Cd, pcrrcrsc generation Of specn!afors. Sinu II,
tlc comforts If life. Our barns will DC filled,
and we Shall have reason to offer t!,anksto thS
great giyer Of ercry blessing for most fruitful
seasn1i.-Iau{on Etnpirx.
, 1859-07-04

Tue NoR1nKnxxosr rArEn.-A newspaper Is
about to be started under Cauadian auspices, Ill
The s.1k;rk Settlement on the Rcd River Of the
North. Tic press aud tyres arc now on 'he.s
way tli,acr. Mr. 1.aurie. late of the Owen
Sound &c. Wy 1in.<s, is to be tie editor: Eel.
s;r,, IL abont 4J0 miles north of st. Paul, and
about 10 900 inhabitants.
, 1859-07-04
1TOH SALE OR PART EN-.
Il GRANGE,
% n n II I, A N De.

Tpr sale ou lonc time and terms to the buyer the
Su:sutsI, Kc-]dtE.c ii ELISHA DAiLEf. situated On
tDttCe Gt.yc :ttl lu.las avenue two IueS fa tt,t
CITY Limits cnrt:i.ing and half Vi land. laid
III the lcau.fu1 nauner into Fwts and Vegetable
tasIesa Mounds Walks ctc-, et, and well set with cl6ce
Frt aud Ornamental Trees.
= large 1I"=e. Gplc style with Osol Hay aud French
w!,4.wa commanding PLEASANT Vi Ms, large Ear1l
Carriage us' and eooI Wells ef Water. Inquire a. No
Metropolitan Book. aud "f !. A. Marshall = Dear "s'
Street 0f address T. u bog Isl; je.;Su,-liS9
, 1859-07-04
39rc8s Ttibuttt.
JON PRINTING.

1VU E1kKNA N1*Ws
hcr1Esa TRIBUNE os1cr prepared to execute On
Shot note evsry variety Of Job Printing In the NAN
xts and nj t4 Lo.tf Lieine Ff;e Particular aenloa
glven to the prntingof
ncs1Stss CAEpa, 1ET71n Hx1pa, nuL AkApe.
KEcKtFzH, EosTEEs. fRooaAA&1ss
IAMFHLET6, CIRCULAR, EaEcAe.
BLANK Hp1Kt, LAsx1S, 41cXksS.
kTpN1ST1Na IN COLORS-M
In ali it, vsces cone ID beautiful style and Ut moderate
rascs In examination Of specimens md poca Is respect
ful.y invited.
Tordes from the country promptly led and sd stat
homebY express.
, 1859-07-04

DEAL ESTATE FUR SALE.-
II.
;Ax,pp fret Of Rush and Superior ttrcet* Price
4G,G5Q-&i .'I0 casll. bal1ncp III i. . and yeass
:.x.5 feet White s&rrt ear f;recn Bay Road With two
fraMc houses Trice $1,6i0
6011O1 fyrt luos Deayorn street, nth two fr1Mc
houses. two suries Algh. Prize <Gu90, cash, b1l
ancG tn l. Gan1 scafs.
6oxle4 Washington street. Block g.. Scct1ons. Pnce
4I,10J. u. W. THOMAS L. CO..
No. Methodist church Itlnck.
Js1G3u-d5S3 Corner Clark ant Washington streets.
, 1859-07-04
Semlng Macbl1les.

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MACHINES.
Fur Family uss, Tailoring purposes. ssdslery &C.
Warranted to rive better satisfaction than any other Ma
~. ~ Iiiv*. FINkLE ( LYON,
;rrt 3-,.:xG :l3 E:oadw8y, New fcsk.
, 1859-07-04

H.w, CHESTER, Frupri:tar.
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s.,: M r lie puS md TT
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ir to lie Lake bach the a,ttssafe ;ssa +, .snf e
houses b!aens air. nn- ry, al tena ane aG =, aSe t,uce
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I;rtjcnrn With their families Hho uesse 10 Lit iis .C
froin tLe hcl: and dust OF the cty. VIII eon>a
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This Hotcl. L. ~
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e" Those who are Curious to
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