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Bankrupt Fortunes nended Here!
Come to sec me"
CRAWFORD HOUSE. {

"EXCUSE nae If you please, for again calling
your attention to the Old Crawford Hoase. where
you can always find plenty OF good eseer ana get
your money back in abundance OF good things.
:. Az subGm.ry things are subject % ehanee: I r.;
SD. ready and willing to dispense little sun
shine to gathering crowd or an individual visitor
Connoisseurs of the good in liquids are invited to
an inspection Of my choice stock of
FOREIGN WINES d LIQUORS,
Of the best vinages Just received from the cellars
Of the best importers in New York and Philsde-
phia, and to my large stock Of
Domesfic Liquors, Wines d Cord;als,
from the best distilleres in the United States all
Of which am anxious to dispose Of at living prof
it's in any Quantities TO suit purchasers. either to
comfort the inner man or for medicinal use. l am
also in receipt of . fresh stock of
Spiced, Picked and Fresh Cove Oysters,
in and 2fb cans. Picked and Fresh
CLANS, in and 2fb cans. Lob
sters, in and 2ib cans.
.Sardines, Strawberries, Tomatoes, Fresh
Fruits lin glass. dc. dc.
selected with an eye to the wants of this communi-
ty and the trade generally.
MY BAR will I'VE supplied with choice
Liquors aud Wines Ale Porter, and every thing
drinkable, with competent and attentive walters to
mix any and all fancy drinks. that may or can be
called for. Come one and sll-old and young
musty old poets and rhilosophers-parched and
thirsty members Of the bar, church, army, and the
great world round about, leave your customs and
your business and occasionally pop in and give US
your hand. with the dssses in the palm. to " wake
up" and make things lively. and NO matter.
From what Point blows the weather.
Wen have jolly time together.
July 13, 1859. BILL POWELL.
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II Eis. T'fsS DAY.
II r Sc...-r Msdora, 6 SOUTHERN CORN
ShELLERS. ",sL * r,s-ly for this market.
HAIR OLORING-Iienistreet's. entirely a
art ell" has rroys1 tv ia. worlG that its use
> rairi- rss'.f. ~" bniurn' color Of the hair
A.-- .f. > tl y 'Oz 2
IT ~ r-- a-li siz. s--just re-
.c... u -,e.a. Vi d1k - day, = superior articlr
outs rOE ''OS 7OS lLOWS-5) doz. made
X : -, " ht. > t,i- .'Ay, .r
ROS ON PLOW5-I," Il the above, this day
rrciv-d I-r steamer NJ dora escorted To wit Nos
II. IL. Hi. 10 Kagleai a. -; INA lie expressly
for Lis n.srl
REfIT YOUR bROKrN PLOwS with new
Plow Boards. Ian 81 rs ..u8 Points. moulded t
siiit the Boston Piow Stock from the large lot just
rcc@ivcd this Jay fsr a. so. NJ iora
July 81, 80 j HENRY WILLIAMS d CO
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A BRILLIANT NOyFL.
IA JUST PUBLISHED.
SEACIJEF

or the My..orv Of IN. ",-.'arvclts " J. W. DeFor
est. Autnof VI sQriental Acquaintance, -.''
pean Acquaintance" etc
This is q story # American If embracing some
features of society and tritsof character thai are a.
new as they are striking AMI natural. The person
ges introduced are very few in number and the in
terest een,rss 10 the family upon whom the hero
makes /: call in the first chnpt'r. The plot is re-
;narkable for its ingenious simplicity. The read
s curiosity Is aroused at the outset by the appear.
~ the story about To disclose the dreadful
secrets but the true solution will not I've guessed
even by the most iDveterafe readsrs of c'Cn until
the catastrophe The style Of the narration
is full Of spirit and the various dramatic persons
are finely sketched and eoDfrasted.
Sesclif," will be without question. the most
fascinating novel Of the season
In one handsome volume. duodecimo, 466 pp.,
printed Price 4l.O0
The trade supplied on the usual terms
Copies sent, post psid. upon r-eei't Of rice.
PHILLIPS, SAMSON d co.
Publishers. II. Winter street. Boston.
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TTARDWARE.


III We have in store and for sale large and
well selected assortment Of Hardware. adapted TO
the wants Of this section Of country consisting in
part Of axes, various brands Collins d Co.'S.
broad do, boys handled axes, crosscut and hand
saws cross-cut and mill files. taper do. wood
and horse rasps. socket and frmer cbissels, con-
and eye nuger, hollow DO. auger bits. brace
and bits, bench and wool screws, carpet and cut
tacks, brads. assorted sizes broad and butts
square bolts. door lock- Of every description pad
locks, chest. trunk, 'sk till cupboard and closet
locks fore, jack smoothing anI joincrs planes saw
sctts, inetal-h,a gIt -. sheep shears, peg floats
stock and dies. anvis SOLE box vices, smiths bel
lows. edge AN haul hammers, shocing hammers
claw 10. sling!in- sd bc,rch haichcts, cotton and
wool cards. co-s m.ils, log and trace chains, Ames
long handled shoves. iron and steel spades, grain
moving and briar Sc ythes grain cradles and snathes
long and short handled fry pans, curry combs
horse-irushes. tea kettles sauce pans. iron wedges
froes, cotton and grnss rope, butcher knives, sad
irons. German silver and brittania tea and table
spoons. s;cctacles and cases, nails Of every size
nl-o castings of every description. together with
well -e c.d assortment Of table and rocket cutie
ry, dc. dc WARD d SOUTHMAYD.
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GooD.-Many years ago. . Justice was
called to . jail TO iberate . worthless debt
tor. by receiving his osth that he wasn't
worth e5. .r.f.
"Well, Johnny" said the Justice. rs he
entered: team you swear that you are not
worth e5. and never will be?"
why. answered the other. rather cha
grincd at the question. :" can swear that
am not worth that sum at present"
WELL" returned the justice, l can
swear to the rest SO step forward, John
N.Y. tir .Ta<
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Wonderful to Contemplate

TN an age remarkable for " wars. and rumors OF
wars" Of intrigue and blood shed for good reas.
oning and bad conduct, for sound rules and corrupt
manners, when virtue fills our heads but vice our
hearts when those Who would persuade US that
they are quite sure of heaven. appear to be IN no
Rrester hurry to 60 there than others, but Put on
the livery Of the BEST masters only :" serve the
..ha~.j of detect;on thsn of delinquency when
independent Of principles on which to depend and
free thinking not in thinking freely but in being
free ftum thinking In an age when patriots will
hold anything but their tongues-keep anything
but their worRs-lose nothing particularly except
their characters to improve such an age must be
dificult-to instruct such an age must be danger
Gus, In an age like this we call the attention Of
he public to.
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n YOU CAN FIND
Brown Domestics, Coarse and fine ombs,
Bleachcd /" Violin strings,
Russia Duck. Goat Buttons,
Bed Ticking, Vest "
Brown Drilling, Pants :"
Bleached " German Pipes,
Mohair Lustre. Indian Head Pipes.
Black Pins and Needles.
Brown Sheeting, Tobacco Boxes,
Blcached g Zinc Mirrors,
Brown Sheeting, Glass Marbles,
Bleached Z" China /"
Linen Duck, Cotton Purses,
Plaid Nankin, Portmonaies,
Cot onades, Stay Binding.
Check Marsaillcs, Lead Pencils,
Coat Check, Slate
Bro Kent'y Jeans. Zephyr Worsted.
Cadet Lacets,
Check Cassimer, Thimbles,
Stripes, Cloth Brushes,
Draperies, Tooth ="
Table Cloths, Satchels,
Toilet Quilts, French Harps,
Napkins Jews
Coats cot. sp'lthr'd.
Victoria " "
Sea Isld " " Sewing Birds,
and other articles too numerous to men
tion.
July 6. 80 N. LYNCH.
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~ BosrdcsAwh.t large chickens ,,.c. ,,...e

are. "a s.s.5 frs srot.s tz-..I- p tas-r
Landady~ Yes. chickens sre larger now
a-days, then they used to be ten years ago
=. couldn't pretend TO get chickens ~ large
as these.
Boarder- -(quits innooently.) No. sup
pose not they must have grown some in
that time.
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TTARDwARE. * Of every
M A large and we'll assorted sto, ;u.t teen
DE- .criptoo Of Hardware and Cutlery has com.
rec. .ived, making tha. department unusually '-nt
pleL enabling us 70 ill any ana All NC "uu = C0
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IRON AND STEEL.
100 900 10; every description-to wit (; T.,
Bar Iron "a 70 inch by u 70 inch.
Band " to inch by l-6 70 u inch.
Round Iron n tol "a inch.
Square Iron II to / u inch.
Oval Iron u 70 ~ inch.
"a Round Iron "a 70 n inch. Nex
Hoop Iron ~ to 21S inch.
Slab Iron go IA inch by 3-s to 1%ineh
Sheet Iron all sizes and qualities. N,x,
American and &uede Nail rod Iron
Cast German and Spring Steel, all sizes.
American and English Blister. all sizes. h.
with which we are prepared to furnish mechanics
everywhere Dry
July $50 lJNO. HENRY, wILLIAMs6 CO.
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STATEMENT

en OF THE CONDITION OF
The Hartford Fire Insurance Company
JANUARY l. 1859.
CAPITAL.
The amt Of Capital Stock is $500OW
The amt Of Cap Stk p'd uPis ooO.ooo
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DRE-EMPTIONs ON
RAILROAD L'vpS.


Notice is hereby given to those c ring the rights
of pre-emption TO railroad land un rovisions
Of an act Of the Legislature Of n : .t- "f Arkan
sas. approved November Goth 10 ~. J an act
tn amend act 10 aid in the ,.inD Of the
Cairo and Fulton Railroad. arfrrF ~ 10th,
1855. and m act entitled "aT I'D" ling the
Cairo and Fulton Railroad aud r- -. ranches, APP
proved february ls' 1859
That lists Of the lands s,ic' r.IG~D'l 20
aid in the construction Of the I,J,la R,eStn Fort
Smith branch Of the Cairo AL! Eufaa Esilr,aJ,
situated in the counties II Pulaskf Y rry Conway,
Yell. Pope Johnson FrsnkiIr Ir,wj, j,'ri md Sc
bastan, have been flee in th5 ofic-s oi the R.,rl-
of the respective counties, reqIire1 hy. the
provisions Of said acts And, unlsss those claim
ing e-emptions, FL ,h"r pre- enl tou rryof- as
required by law within three months from this date
they will forfeit all their rights vi pre-emption.
JESSE TURNER, .Presid,at
of the Little Rock and Fort Smiif branch
of the Cairo aati Fulton Railroad Co.
JONI b. OGDEN, Secrefory
Van Buren, June 3, les9. 3wl
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~ A lady asked little two-year old
=" Who gives you your daily bread ?"--
bod. replied the child, "but Uncle Peter
puts the sugar on
The Van Buren press., 1859-08-17
CLOTHING. HOS/ER BOOTS
AND SHOES, SADLERY,

Looking Glasses, Fany Goods, Laaies'
and GenAemen's Toii1 -4.tlctes. de-.
All of th,-s.. Geo IS = ~ 'r'1 rrr -. CHEAP
FOR CASH AZ viii soil n The LOWEST
PRiCfS ~ ,,ivar 1T
LN- Hides and Peif-;es otX be taken IN
erchanye for goods or "sh.
July 81 FRANkL ( EASTBURN
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IL The copartncrship heretofore existing under
the firm of F. RIMAILHO 4 co. is this day dis
solved by mutual consent. Mr. Eugene Vally retir-
ing from business. f. RiMAILho'
New Orleans. r. NALLn:
July /. 1885 r. NEf KEY
THE same business will be continued by the un-
dersipned under the firm Of F. RrMAILho a. NEY-
REY, IMPORTERS OF HOSIERY 4 FAN
CY GOODS F. RIMAILHO d NEYREY.
No As Chayfycs sf.
Letpeen Custom House and BlenpiLe streets.
tY-Mr CHI EsPESAS will hold our power of
Attorney. ly4
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@A man should neither be hermit
nor bafoon human nature is not 20 mis-
cradle ~ that We should be always melan-
choly nor 20 happy - that we should be
always merry. In word. q man should
not live as II there was no God in the world;
nor. At the came time. as il there was no
wen N IT,
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What are you doing 2" asked q
mother Of her little girl. /" Playing school.
was the reply. "But il is Sunday to-day"
II know it," said the child, $50 / am
playing Sunday school"
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C<CH DOL BOOKS. ,.or
cGnhey's Readers, late edition ron %hs sI.
n ,,,,.n, tiles To suit Websters spelling nooks'
,h.1 80. or Dozen For sale by ~c
July sT 9 JYO. HENRY. WILLIAMS q w.
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NEW STORE
NEW GOODS
FRANKIE & EASTBURN.

FN4t.NNE n I14f'I IDONN,
! NAhE this "rIrr'rn ~ :" inform the citizens
cf Van Bur ..,;d gic.nity. that they have
orrr ! a stor. on NJ in S.r.,ci fwu oprs below tn.
Pos- Oiiice. wi'L !. NIW STOCK OF GOODS,
whvr. they will ;c.p const q, IS on hand good
assortment Of
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~ A mother was instructing her daugh-
Ger in the duty Of prayer. and the sure an
swers given to believers and proceeded to
repeat the Lords prayer. When she came
TO the clause, Give rs this day our daily
bread" the little one broke out with, "Oh.
mother. say cake. say cake -
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HdckinF
VIC Durabiiiky of kA,s

The Durability Of this /. ,o.,
is very great. don't see why it should H..
fc- ten or twenty years. with only pairs Of ponn-
der and rope. which would be very rihirY The
whole cost Of repairs upon all the s'.veraI Lund-
red machines have sold in the lasi wo years,
taken together. don't amount 10 two dollars and
many Of theIa have been in constant use in large
families
WARD 4 soUTHMAYD. Agents.
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New orIean, Mercantile Heuses.

.IOSEPH III. & /. N. MARKS,
dRoCEEtS,
Commission Merchants,
DEALERS IN
Loaf, Crushed and Powdered Sugars,
Fish of all kinds. Foreign and Domestic
WINES AND LIQUORS,
TOBACCO, CIGARS, &c.
Nos 43, As and Al Neu Lepee. and 80, 80 and
81 Fulton, Street.
(Between Poydras and Gravier,)
NEW ORLEANS.
July 6. 1853. lyi
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~ The degree Of A. n has been con.
ferred on Miss Narths Haines Butt. of Nor
folk City. By the Harrisburg (Pa. Female
College.-Ef. paper.
Miss Martha had better take the degree of
~" A b." bride) from some nice young
man. and in due time she may come fairly
by the only title Of "A. NJ" young lady
should ever aspire 70 "a mother.
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Eo Buttons can he Broken

because the spiral springs upon the small r'estle,
relieve the least unequal pressure rerfctly that
glass vials Of good strength, silver tlint"s. lcad
pencils and the like, have been in cloth that wer,
pounded out thoroughly. withoGt ing injured
Without these spiral springs Tia c'1li you'll l.,
destroyed. and all the buttons broken The sid,
Al ring. combine
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ROBERT BUCHANAN. CHARLD y. BUCHANAN
r. BUCHANAN IL SON.
Ju
Forwarding and Commission Merchants =
AGENTS ron
Cooper and Covington Cotton Factories,
rax
Hope 4 Eagle Cotton Factories, Pittsburgh =
No 26 East Columbia Street, Gf
CINCINNATI, OHIO.
Jelly 6, 1859. p3ml And
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SnUT.
y $50 Bags assorted Drop and Buck Shot-every
size made, on hand and for sale by
July 6, SO. J. HENRY. WILLIAMS d co.
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The Reason whyMe Metropolitan Sac -eed.

il hecause it forces the water rowerfully through
the fabric, between the pestles and the action o
the water displaced by the FOUNDER carries th'
clothes from the outside 20 the cen,r, II the tub
presenting a continuous fresh surface of clothes u
the action Of the FOUNDER, thus wishing every
portion Of the clothes thoroughly an .-qually.
The Van Buren press., 1859-08-17

Fire policies ISSUED on liberal terms by
l. c. SOUTHMAYD,
Agent for Van Bur~u and vicinity.
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Ifahts.
~ 2h toxes, eolA.s'l ), 81 as. r. d s, .ck and
Drops, Red and. Whit. R.ck Caniy. assorted Gum
Dr,,ls in store aH.i fer sze Nv
July 6, SO JNO HENRY. WILLIAMS d co.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-02-15
CTANDARD ARITHMETICS.
- COMPLETE SERIES. -
ONE MENTAL AND ONE WRITTEN ARITHMETIC.
WARREN COLBURN'S
FIRST LESSONS

wAfErE TitsT fSssSRS's fsss6Ss
"The only fsnltl-s, schoolbookr
This little book has Effected complete revolution N .hs An
tsehise Arithmetic ard its system Is now Esrersy eSr
ssSE sIS' s6r SoSs EoAnE
The :nP1a sale q s' sGSs % noP snd "h.
:R.si most . IN s I; yG on M rs s OWN sSTef s
NE III = 70 ' wrrES
.nS oss u. b. PLEASED to .-n tS.. the pabe.
breusnt out treatise Wri:'en Arithmetic dessoee =
"' "' "-''s E1Toss IIrsissf shsStrsMErIc 81,
Aesped the best mode Of Instruction IN Connon seHeo"
and Academies.
By JAMES 8. EAroS,
PHILLIPS ACADEMY, ANOovER
The eord. reception Which mi; book aa reseiv1 rs
and the decided ,..so. AeboS,a
presented for public favor used IN many OF toe
s in s ss and meet M :A:
me ,s.so. and n. ols 10 i" A
From the Rev Lyman Coleman D. D., Phllaieleeia
I'VE have thoroughly tested Mr. E,rOSs AHIIHaLrie IN
Ss. .en under our notice for pr.ccsl Il is scientific
perpcnous mehodca and psctcsneither too concise nor
pied" $3.50
81 have large ess ElroSs ARITHMETIC, snd Ike very
much In nv opinion ' the be'; textbook on written Aih
From p FAX Principal Preparatory and Normal Department
wei, D....s s,SH wi.h g.Ies, Asrnsrrc that shall
IN the Rrepsrstory and Normal Department In ths place
Of Greeneaf's National"
From j. Tsgrsd A NJ. Principal Of the M..hem..ssl De-
p.I,men. Of the Grammar School of Columbia COLLEGE
EAroSs ARrHssTIc has been used the past term In the
School of Columbia College and has gwen anquahed
sssseon. have hesitation In pronouncins 1t the best
Arithmetic with which | Am scquanted."
Mr. fsssard has been Principal OF the Mahe naaca depart
the Grammar School Of Columbia College for the last
ten yea and place the greatest confidence In his ability 70
pronounce opinion relative the merits OF mathematical
uorks for schooIa CHARLES ANTHON, LII D.,
Professor Of Greek in Columbia College, and
Rector Of the Grammar School.
ZiroS has recently been adopted by the School
Committees Of Boston, RoIbuy Bangor Me- and other large
cities and towns in United States Teachers sd School
Committees dissatisfied with the books in use are re-
quested TO examine this really good book -.
Copes furnished for examination receipt Of possse-5
cents Aedr.ss BROWN, TA99ARD CHASE,
Nos Is and . Conhil, Boston, Mas.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-02-15
nR. KANE's GREAT WORK,
ARCTIC EXPLORATIONS.


superbly ilustrrted by upward of 800 EDsrsvns.
More than 10000 volumes OF this wo were sold TIE mr."
year Of tts publication.
at doesthe author equal credit man Of science and An
energetic skul and ooursseous sdyenurer and true
JhantbIops In conjunction with his former pubBcatons
him abiding place the roll. Of honest fame
the heroes of humanity The style OF typography and
illustration 10 Of superior excellence"
w H. PRrscorr, the Historian, says:
i. of the most remarkable records have ever met
WITH Of difficulties and suherinss aud Of the power Of brave
Split TO overcome them"
WIN. c. BRYANT, the Poet, says:
"Tne merits Of Dr.. Kanes recent work are 90 universally
acknowledged that 1t uperhuou' to praise it."
Tho Rev ys,xcrs HAWKS LID says
world II sret stories Of human suffering and
heroic endursnc. presented in DR. Ksne last work The
which needs not the word of APPRECIATION from any
feel that in me would be but a. act Of mem % ihou M
properly, be remembered long AFTER am forgotten"
CIR JAMES the Novelist, says:
volumes with interest than ever felt
In any my life and concluded them with love and ad
nitrate for the who wrote theul only wish there were
q dozen volumes more
The Hon. GEORGE BANCROFT the Historian 'ay':
xpediton-in Of the small number OF his party
the size vessel (which had comPAnion the
extent to hieh he eipored the Polar rson e Q; e
he remained there and the mAve' OF his 10 me
without parallel"
M.ior Gen WINFIELD scorT says:
Kanes Arctic Explorations tony since his
DEATH with the o't posnAnt interest 50 msny noble sovs
imminent dsuconso much achieved for science and
all told in spirited yet classical ihe young nero
and scholar though in haste had hardly committed 70 the I'm
press hen he sank irto the the victim OF his own
uudyipe atois :!
vo., octave Price S.
CHILDs PETERSON,
Publishers PHILADELPHIA and
shELDoS N. ii5 So S....u.r, New.Yort
And for sale BY Booksellers everywhere.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-02-15

Public Neetfsg.-The Citzens OF Nev-Yorh, wbo fee
in improving the condition OF The Poor by enabling
them provide for tbemseyes requested attend PUB
Lie NETTING 10 be held Hope Chapel tse 18th day
q February next y N consider the evils and remedy
sItemens wi be made aud addresses delivered
by Rev. Matthew Hale Smith Joseph Hoxie, and others
All who would relieve the poor and the city, st the tine
are respectfully invited.
Dtnl p. Tieusnp, }. J. Earle Co,
T. A Tsns6ge, Eliwoo3 Walter,
Joseph Ho1ie DAVID Hesdey,
C. r. Shopsn. Janss r. Spsulaing
J. w Psise Co. Myron IL CAyh
Brewer Caldwell Clanin MDen,
G. H. xarhal w. q Lambert,
R,sk Iryin w o. Huu.,
W. L. jenkins, J. b Corbes,
G. Rch.rd,or Marcus Spring
DhA Kipnardk Sutton J.. r. Webb,
IL J. Stewart A Co Lloyd Atppwsl,
UovSiana A Frotbinsh Geo NJ CHAIRMAN,
Jonathan S.urges
New-York daily tribune., 1859-02-15

Neville, Pa
TTIHE TRIBUNE ALMANAC for lS59.-The
l. Fourth edition is ready and conAins
ASTRONOMICAL CALCULATIONS and cALESpARSfor
the year 1853
GOVERNMENT OF THA UNITED sfArEs-E1soutivs
and Judicial
LIST OF YHE MEMBERS OF fHE UNITED STATES
SENATE, politically classified.
LIsY OF The MEMBERS OF PIE HOUSE OF
REPRESENTATIvEs politically classified
POLITICALLY CLASSIFIED LIST OF TIE xxxVIrH
cONGRESe, far yet chosen.
SKETCH OF THE TROUBLES IN UTAH
ABSTRACT OF THE LAWS PASSED AT THE LAST
SESSION OF CONGRESS-
GOVERNMENTS OF EUkoPE-RULIN0 oVER-
LIGNs, kc
HOW THEY ELECT BOGUS o. g. SENATORS IN IN
DIANA.
ELECTION REfUkNs FROM ALL YHE STATES
HoLDINa GENERAL ELECTIONS IN 1864, carefully
Piled and compared with former -eors expressly for THa
fRIsUKB ALMANAC.
ELECTION RETURNS OF THE STATE o. NEW
YORK BY TOWNSHIPS AND WARDS.
LIST OF STATES, CAPITALs, oOvERNoKs, TINES
OF LEGISLATIVE MEETINGS, HOLDING OF ELEc-
TIONS tc With other matter Of general and permanent
interest
Price postage prepsd dnsis copies, cent?, American
coin; Twelve copies, el; 100 copies %.
II sent By Express, 81 per leo; Is copies for 81
Aidress HORACE GREELEY Co.,
Tribune BulainSs, NevYoYk
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CLEASONs BATTLE SHIP.
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Wholesale 2 eeLts, miHa
Retail cents per copy. -
a,y nsen Peb IA 6 FRENCH AGENT,
No. ~ NssssGc-
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Just Published:
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pIscovERY OF ErHERIzArIoN.
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PuDNEy RUSSELL have jest PasH'hed new and highly
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