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HARDWARE

1859. FALL TRADE. 1859.
JOHNSTON n BRANsFORD,
NO. ias kALS STREEI
Importers and Dealers In
Hardware, Cutlery, Gums, Ac.,
AT WHOLESALE AND
WE are now In receipt Of our Fall sloek Of -
w HARDWARE, Cutlery, Guns. Gc.. Sk
Imported and purchased direct from the usnufao-
turers and would particularly call the attention Of 14
merchants, farmers, mechanics, honsekeepsr-, aud the pubic, re-.
nsrany, to call and examine our large aud complete assortment ef:
Rodgyr a sons, and wosienholn a sons, hne Pocket and Ia.
bic Cutlery
scissos and kasers, a ; butchers superior Edge Tools
Piles and kssrs, Amnots, Collins and Va warranted Axes
Ancs and RowiAnds Spades and shovels
u. and L. n. Hay and Manure fcrks
der
Copper and Japaned Coal lIods
Ac. &c.
casnngs-Nsih, Gu, and Wrought, Horse and Mule shoes. Ae
40 together With every thing eomprising = eompiv,s stock Of Hard.
ware, Cutlery, Guns, &C.
We respectfully solicit an examination Of our ,,oel.
seW JOHNSTON a BRANsroRD.
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a. follows To Knoxville. IS cts, 10 Nashville. tI n. 60 I'M
,uHbla " u To- Atlanta, Ga, 81 10 60 Macon, Ca, 81 81;
NgksbuIg, NatcheE and New Orleans. o. a..
~ To Dalton and al points Fast and South Of H. thsss rate,
WI 60 into eject a. once. But 70 CHATTANOOGA and West o. H. 10
cenf per 100 Tbs additional will be charged until the c.u.,stt5n
road. "h' ~"
for Classification o.. articles, and further information. se. hand
bH', or apply At the ohice fthe Richmond and DAnWila RsIlrosj
Company, Mfhmond. q CANTpHFIT g.,
Richmond, April ga, 1859. srSa AZ,
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VIRGINIA CENTRAL. RAILROAD
FALL ARRANGEMENT.
AE
FOR THE
WORTH AND EST,
TWICE DAILY, Csuuisy Nights eNccpted,)
lNOR ALEXANDRIA. WASHINGTON BALTIMORE TILADHL-
II Pu1A, INV YORK, and all parts Of the WEST. Hour of de-
parturc 8 30 A. NJ and 6 ~ r. NJ
ONCE DAILY, for Charlottesville, StAunton, and Lexington
via; at 30 A. NJ. Tn-wcckly at the same hour, for JAcksons
River and stations west of staunton-viE: Mondays, Wednesdays
and Fridays
Stages connect with the train on those days at Goshen for Lex.
Ac-
A Freight Train, with a passenger car attached, viii leave staun.
ton for JaeksonS River on Tuesdays, Thursdays and Saturdays, at
. o'clock A. ". Leave Jaeksons River for stanton the same
days at st5 A. NJ.
rHkouoH TICKETS SOLD 10
Alexandria Pttsburg
Washington Louisville
Baltimore Jacksonville
Philadelphia Indianapolis
New York N1nccnncs
Newark st Louis
Zancaytle Chicago
Columbus Cairo
Dayton Rock Island
Cincinnati
and all Important points In the West.
Baggage checked through by the Company Agents.
Passengers taking the night train At Gas 2. NJ. do not change cars
at Gordonsvile. The cars are furnished with the most improved
A -Four horse coach leaves Gorlonsyinc daily Except sundays)
on The arrival Of the train leaving Richmond at $50 A NJ. for Mad
l.on Court House.
Passengers stopping At washinston will be So, down At any hotel
THOs. DopANEAD,
Ods GeneTSi supeHnienden,
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NOTICE. Isa0.
k4mW4-s%EE


eMIEa4ss4RE
To PASSENGERS GOING NORTH-yEW iRRlygPMrT
dmPoRTAN'r TO TRANELLEnS.
IHhOCGH IChEySAND THPOTGH CHETES
GREAT NORTHERN ROUTE
CARRYING THE GREAT UNITED STATES MAIL
TWICE DAILY Sunday night eN~ceptei-betwern
RICHMOND, ALENANDgIA, WASHINGTON, BALTIMORE PHIL
quia Greek and Washington, over the
RICHMOND FREDERICKSBURG AND POTOMACRALRGAD.
To me Poiomac River, - miles; and by SPLENDID and Comfortable
steamers Aenes 10 Washington, - miles, In an 1870 mile. In honr.
being a comfortable and perfectly safe rate Of speed
80 Hours Of departure ESQ A. NJ, and 1OnP NJ
~ baggage under ehargs Of Special Agents, CHECKED
YORK 'fh n e
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Ia rs
EFFERYESCENT
SELTZER APERIENT.

IN L =
EFFERVESCENT
SETTER APERIENT.
THIS ,sI ys Ii !. and % ,R RoPaia5 MSilsins, pserarsa in conformity With
"T uBPyss, HR = ,r @gs, SG y, ,ds, and pS5taSig form h'
tons Of the Medical profession and a Discerning
MOST EFFICIENT AND AGREEABLE
Saline Aperient
Spring watcr, SeoGtE Powders, and other similar articles. both
from is eomP1stnsss and greater efficacy. Ii may be used With
BILIOUS AND PEnEILE DISEASES, SICK HEADACHE, Loss
PLANTS. PECUlIARLY INCIDENT TO THE
SPRING AND SUMMER SEASONS.
L.. p.riieul1ry a~daPtedto - wants OF Travellers BY Sea and
Inyahis and Convaleseen;s; Captains OF Vessels and
flAh'e" Will anIh q valuable addition TO their
With those who have used If, has high favor and Is deemed indi.-
IN \ TORPID STATE or THE LIyER-It renders great service
~ GoUT AND EHEUWATIsM-r give, the best satisfaction
anlyinE all InaammatoFy symptoms, and Ia many cases edeetuAIy
IFS SUCCESS ~ CASES OF GRAVEL, INDIGESTION. HEART.
BURN AND COSHEENESs-Proye 1t to be a Medicine Of the
AcIDITY OF THE STOMACH. AND THE DISTRESSING SICK.
Ntssso OslAL DURING PRE"N ssPeediy,a and ~ith
IT AFFoRDS TIM GREATET REIiEP TO THOSE AFFLICTED
inhamn atory tendencies. ~
TIE APERIESr on PuRGNTfyEIs REQUIRED
II in the form Of a Powder, carefully put up in bottles, to keep
dueea delightful rfryescent beverage.
Taken in The momingit never intcf-rrs with the avoeauon. o,th.
exciting aheathy and vigorous tone % the stomach. aud creating
enjoyment 1t also enables the invalid TO enjoy many Injuries
win inPqnhy h9n which he must otherwise be debarred, and
Numeroustest!nonials from professional and other gentlemen q
eLsasinE popularity for "a series % years, strongly guarantee It's
eaSaey and valuable character, and commend It to the favorable
Prepared and sold, wGqIs,ale and Retail. by
JOHN A. TARRAST.& co. Druggists,
Jcl1-ly NO. US brceuNich 81, cor. Of Warren. y. V.
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Hansen's Pianos
CITY

SEWN MA H1NES
ATPRATT'S OLD GALLERY. I45 Main ST., Richmord. Va.
'VNhls truly popular Sewing Machine Il now offered tn N. .ui,,-
$40 Hishnond A. The following unprecedented low prices. via
u, 3 no h9mbug Affair, but = hrt rate practical machine. will
~ 20 Shu ~ WORK eoarse or hne. The Agent hes ,ohd oyrr sO
IaIlhE the past summer In Alabama, for plantation use: b,ins sS
y learn to use one.
They sew from two ordinary spoois without reuindlpR malJ,, .
hnh stitch be cut wy '"uih"
Eres, deal might be said In the usual way OF adyertbipg Sow
,hE haShlnes hut We prefer that the pnbnc caii and sSanir. Tor
'S n ~ We y ready al all times 10 show tLs machine.
y - attention % country merchants and speeui.fu. IL In.
Nledt9 these machine a. Ameaus u lnyesimrnt HE Ae,rf ,L.s.
States. $50 ie sNuihrfh
lS % p7ce a which these machines are sold will readily r,u,.
nsha hrEe sales, and the liberal discount allowed 10 accent y,,t,
a. n5, a lucrative as wsll as a pleasant business. Mere snt. viii
au26-dtf M ppp,n
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HARVEY, A%nTIsTEAD & WILLIAMS,

81 Pearl Street,
III AVE Just received a large and varied stock Of Groceries which
Ii they onsr 70 10 the trade on accommodating terns. eomprt.
sing
1000 bbs. No. l Herinrs, very superior
l0Ohhds y. o. Sugar
go bib. G. sugar
100 bblz Crushed, Loaf and o. Sugar
3hhds. y. -. MolaaeS
1850 k-gs Old Dominion Saits.
loo tons Sweed-s Iron
leo do Hoop and Sheet Iron
o. DO. Nail Rods
10 eases MAYORS Cast and shear Steel
10 t1ns English and American BT-trrsd Steel
90 boxes Tin Plate
cJ ucrces Lime
100 tons Richmond Ground Plaster
1000 bags Rio COGre
300 bas Lanira Coffee
0O bags Java Coffee
100 mats Mocha Con,s-very choice
100 cases Sandfori's LicSnre
H0 chests Assorted Teas
100 bass Orchard GraEs SEED
loo Do. Herds Grass seed
100 bags Clover Seed
e bbE. Tanners on
- usrcez New Rice
20 hhda Bac0n sides
1Ohhis Bacon shoulders
40 bhls. whisky: 20 DO v y Rum
100 bbls he Brandy Rod WHISKY
100 bNH Adamantine. Sperm and TaT0w Candle.
A ell from buyers Is solicited. f-2s
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RAILROADS, &C.


GREAT SOUTHWESTERN MAIL noUTK.
rwIck DAILY, SUNDAY EVENING ExcEPrED)
uiCftuOND N DANvILLk RAILROAD.
CHANGE OF EDU
~ and AFTER Monday, August s2d. 1859. the Mall and Ps.sen-
~ ger trains, on this road. will run as fcloxst
LesNe Richmond twice daily (supdays evening exeePtedJ att
Dalton, Chattanooga, Nashville, memphis, Atlanta, Montgomery
Mobile and New Orleans.
leave Rsh@ond daily Except Sundays for DanyTi.. Va and
RETURNING.
Leave junction, (Burk'sJ twice daily Sunday morning esc.pt
go a's oeiosk a n, ndSlo ~, and arrive In Richmond al
Through nom Richmond TO Memphis. In two days and three
hours.
sy- The above trains ooaaect Boa ,odys with the south side
Ralroadtfsins To and nom the soath- west at the Junction. aud
With the Virginia Central r. ~ A Potomac Railroad trains, to and
nom the North, at Richmond
Through Tickets sold, and baggage checked through 10 the above
points also, 70 the Virginia spring.
FOR saTougA Tickes, and further Information, apply { the Tiese,
Once OF The Richmond A Danynle Railroad Company, Richmond
A1i6 O. CAMPBHIL- Supryint-nd,nt
SOUTII-SIDE RAILROAD.
ON THE22d AU--
~ gust, the passenger Trains, will run a. follows. As&
FROM PhTERsBURG To LYNCHBURG.
Mall Train starts daily at SSO A. NJ, reaches LynchbuH at 1886
Passenger Train start. daily, eSeep, Sundays, at AS p. NJ,
reaches LSnehburg atl2S0 A. NJ.
FROM LYNCHBURa To PETERSBURG.
Mall Train start daily at n n NJ, reaches Petersburg At c T. NJ.
PASSENGER Trains starts daily, except sundays, at lO3o 4. NJ,
reaches Petersburg AZ GGO NJ.
These trains connect with two daily trains to the SPRING., Knox
vile, NashNilc, Memphis, Ac. 10 New Orlcans.
* hi l. the shortest and inost expeditions route TO all paus
Of Tennessee, Alabama. Mississippi, Louisaua, All Kansas aud Ia.
! 4. NJ, and ~ Noon, and CHy Point al s5oN ~ and I@S pM
EAira trains are run To and from all the steam packets when ne
cesAry.
n. d. BIRD,
au2i General supehnt.nI.nt
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CHICKERING A N

Ezzx-- NEW ARRIVAL OF
E<IrM<<IW ELEGANT PIANO rOErES
"nHH The subscribers have Just opened sonso Of tn most
: II " v elegant Piano fortos which they have ever offered
before. Among them ac two instruments Of extraordinary excel
lencr. combining the power Ani vibration OF The Grand without the
cumerousncSl with the sweetness and silveTy CleaTneSs Of the best
squSrr Piano Forte.
They are Substantially mad. and supported with full iron francs.
beautifully finished, and would adorn " grace the parlor OF saloon
OF any mansion. JAMES MoODhOUSE a Co,
Booksellers, Stauoners and Dealers
maid In Piano FoTtes, Richmond. Va.
EXCHANGE HOTEL AND
h BALLARD HOUSE,
In presenting this card TO the public, ne return many cordial
thanks TO our generous patrons fT the kindness Nc have received
at their hands, and hope that the New order Of Affairs,
TO be initiated sept I, 1859, will receive the same encouragement
that our previous Efforts and iabors to accommodate guests have
met with
Messrs. JOHN p aud THOMAS = BALLARD are no~ the Pro.
Puistors Of the Establishment, and each one pledges himself to DO
shst the comfort, convenience and requirements of their guests
demand
We deslre TO keen and maintain, what our LICENSE calls for, a
FIRST CLASS HOTEL and Ne promise TO use renewed
cSe.tous % render the Establishment as comfortable as possible
With polite agents, and ready, prompt sud attentive servants, We
shan cndcAvcF 10 arord complete satisfaction to the travelling
public.
\. n. A previous card, long since published to eounterAct the
Influence OF abasel-ss Tumor. l. SUFFICIENT proof that our establish.
meut has never been closed, and that, since It's publication, Ne
Al TumoD IS 20 closure, or Intended rlosuTe. we desire our yScpds
10 notice : false, and -sr1Hgsrs, Intending to visit Us, As Nilfal
misrepresentation. AuSi-tf
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RICHMOND AND PETERsBUBG
RAILROAD.
fFeAMEAWMMM

RICHMOND AND PETERSBURG
RAILROAD.
lie ~
n aud amer oetober sOth, 1850. the trains on this Road will
Ts,tSs KivE nicaNoSp ron rrrsNsHuRa:
Express, through Passenger, daily. Sundays exeep-
Mail, through Passenger, daily, At eSa
Accommodation and height, tn weekly, viz: Mon
day, wednesday and Friday, at : A. NJ
TRAINS LN4NE FEfERSHUnu FpR KfpuaoSp.
Express, through Passenger, daily, at lao "a An
Mail and through passenger daily, (eSeep, sun.
Accommodation and freight train. ti.weekIy, via:
Monday, wednesday and Friday, At ; " AN
A passenger car win be attached to the coal train which leaves
Chester on Tuesday, Thursday aud Saturday, at ~ An.
fAssengers going by this train, Will take the Express train from
Passengers nom Clover nm leave summit at II IS. A. ~. arrive
day, and Saturday.
station, and Chester.
places When there are passengers TO take up or put down.
The Express and Mall trains nom Richmond connect with the
4e. Through tickets TO Wilmington. Weldon, RairIrh. CoInnbla
Montgomery and Atlanta can be procured at the ticket once in
The same trains from Petersburg connect At Richmond Win an.
Northern trains for Washington, Baltimore, &C. Through Tickets
lor Washington Baltimore, Philadelphia and Heu YORK, can be
procured At the Smce Ia Petersburg.
Fare for white persons, n rs
children Over5 and under i9 yeas Of age, 30
ColOred persons In servants car, 30
.Colored persons will notb permitted IN the nnt class a .Xr-nt
when Ia attendance on Infant children, or sick psrsons ,I..olut.Ir
Feanlnng Their care In which case the same fare a : for white per
a discount often cents viii be allowed on each fare when ticket,
" PuIehasSd ihe once, and TO persons getting OF the cars
Servants travelling by themselves, must be furnished by their
TO 20 on the cars.
THos II. wYNNE, Superintendent.
OWce X n u. " II Co. Oct l. ~
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VNH ROUGH FREIGHT 60
~ ~MiNEofrom Richmond, Virginia, IN
Louis, Montgomgr ny, Tuscu mbin, 4 upusta mn.
con' Nashville. Chattanooga, &c.
IhE RICHMOND AND DANNILLE RAILROAD COMPANY
announce that they have just concluded an arrangement To recent
for and forward goods, as above specified AZ tbe S.i,vino w
rates: s "N
How Special LIST % I'd
Knoxville, Tenn, andla1 ~
stations a. FAR a. Chat
Ss sahSGsa Tenn H. S p. 25 g
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APPEAL TO THE CHARITABLE.

The readers of THE TRIBUNE are familiar with our
Coffee and Reading Room in the Fourth Ward, under
the cbs,ge If NJ. Oivle Gardiner. We are much
perpe xed about matter connected with 1t OF puo-
lc interest Mr. Gardiner is constantly bringing into
the room young men, often of the most respectable
families, who have drank themselves into the very
ou,ter Thew come in ragged and filthy without
cent in their pockets, having slept in the puohc mar
kes. Mr.. GARDNER induces them to take the peoge'
feeds cothes and cleans the N, and Re.s them lodg-
ing The first place to winch he takes them when re-
,her rsh, mind the public Pr.yermsstns snd num-
alreaoy ed better life under ,hsse iprl
But all THE money much yet than Mr.
Gardiner himself afford The CO mutt have not even re-
ceived enough far tn the aud 70 meet current ex
peD. VIII not persops-espoiay hoe mo nave cons
d 10 temptation those children have already
besup oupfu OF ~ tn~ss not feel
II privilege spprop,rs little T. yedees young ser
from keru1s !, is thought that % cents dsy for escs
Ierson would oeu be- enough DoIaous o.
ARTICLES Of thing the Rom No. 81 New
sw.ry shy money the above be lett there with Mr.
Orye Gardiner Superintendent sent - e. CDms0ct Cit
i1enS Bank Hewitt, No ll2 Fulton street A. Pe1 J..
No 50 Wal street: J Melss, No. @5 Broadway Z. Il.
Brace No. II Clinton Hall, Astor place.
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TERRIBLE FIGHr-Two MES KIrLED.-A corres-
popdspt If The Abdiagoa Democrat, sri,iog. from
Walnut Hill Lee County, Vs.. Gays; On last Friday,
Job Crsbtree concerning tue grndiOg " two bushels
of wheat, /. sppe,rs that the grain wss not ground
when CrsbTee called for it, agreeable to pfonise-she
reason given for its not being done was scarcely OF
water. Hard words passed. fight ensu,di they
were parted; when CIsbtree went piece on an9
called to his brother, Rch,rd ID. Crabtiee TO Ozone
b1 quickly. ID. Crsbtoes, John Bal and Wllllen
BIttp were waiting at the mooth Of the lane 10 The
mill for Job. However, they all vent down 70 ,hs
nil ard rene cd the coubs: when John Ball and IL.
ID. Crabuee were both stabbed by Wills a Proyence,
causing almost immediate death. Wiermao wss bsty
used up and for several days doubts were entertained
as to Bis recovery but he is Gov fast approx nssng
conva'esceLce. Job ~as not much injUed. Bal was
Gu, through just below the sterbum-cuttng the spine
bslf in tao. The knife would measure eleven inches
in ,erg'h-msce by some Of our couotry smishs. X.
ID. G. sbtrse cut TO the heart, and died mt, al.
though la.t stabbed. Provence made MS escape AID
L sc LOT been b. ard Of Since
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EMANCIPATION rs Missouri. - The 81. Louis
Chr.tian Adroeate, rem, king upon the large imni
grafton which is flowing in upon Missouri, and tho
development of resources, construction Of railroads,
etabshu emit Of seminsries and colleges and erection
of churches, that wil follow the movement, says:
Under such Sd impulse this it does not require
prophets eve 10 for.see the destiny OF Slavery There
s not an element Of its being that long subsst
der the presence Of these combined forces Our wisest
ssesmen our sbrescest business men, our eiu caton
ard ourpasts our phaothr opsts ard Christians, all
alike premise the approach ng downfall aod di,solntion
of the insiutiop, and all alike unite In hsiiing the
dawn Of that glorious day..
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Curious STATEMENT ABoCT MASUFAcTURED For
EIGs CORR.sfoSDEscE.--It is vel knoS thy q una.
iority oftte NewYork papers publish manufactured
EuICpesD corfespOn male up 10 their o~n ofeee'
The y. Y Herald publisbes 3 IunD Of mater pur-
portirg to he Paris letter. which il IL an irsat TO the
public to attempt TO impose upon ito readers. IL 70
made up Of scrsps from Epglish papers, posted 70.
e.tber in the clumsy manner Toe account 81 mo
InauDtr in which the Emperor and Empress OF tos
Frer ch speLd their t1.e at S,yenr which we copea
Yesterday from the cOrrespondeoce Of an Engnsn
paper received by the steamer Perss, given 10 tn~
letter Of The HeraId, verbs,im as the onginsI pro-
dueton Ct Pans correspondent; the experiment OK
watering the streets by bydrochlons scid, warn We
copy to-day from Epglsh psPer apPes1e 10 Toe
same connection and 10 the ssme words an exuacs 10
,toep r M en- article 10 the Journal d,' Obas On the
commerce Of Italy usDsisii0n Of which We extract
from m, EuJ0peda I,mes IL fact, the whole letter
= ,,srsnsr,nt tissue OF stolen masersl. which the
tb;sf did not take Il trouble 10 alter or dieguss
fBroohiyp E3sle. 3is-
The Old Lane Democrat is the nsme Of ne " psper
tar ed al Little Rock Ark, by Messrs Peck ButIs.
& Doohttle. IL ist TO be thoroughly Democratic sad
Southern in tore ard character.
Boz STABBED BY his CoNPAyIoS-John Msooy,
ih boy about ten jean brought up ss a.
Br,Ipsn CD Wsdpesds, Isrss u hAyns Stna r.,
sercvs would With knife The rn o. 30 .trs~s Il -
q abou, ssm@ eye No u ~ 49, -
pesrs Nal Dey FIN CT Into an ho dr. -
sadd.rly pat end By the yoons a sr,,s s.eS -,
pocket kn IL acsd sevsfe ~ tas rssss "
ice Brennan committed The yoacs 1an~S ~
Ti1s bisrSes
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Ns HEALTH OF HC
sD<. AMERICAS WOMEN. Wv

Ok. AMERICAS WOMEN. ~
Election th,t the physioios al
Of renders liable snens a1d disease o ~on
reliable hs, been FUND IL the regular pro
f.s.ion. of family and meet g. nalrs evNr
year. fully experience this Social position, ~tsth Ano
cter exemption 70 This rue DO universe M
these sorss from the sge OF - 70 - years s'
every or. is interested In Obtaining ce6taiD relief
lrfesulsri,s local apscemeus general snd nervous
pe,s to be the lot II women during e ss p'f
ton Of then life.
The experience Of many years the severe tests OF yessato
by scientific medical the Of the MEDICINE 10 the Pac
ard families Of physicians so is general use u me AMI
les of clergy the uos. cultivated and fhaec Id
the couny resulted IL sampog the eles At and ~-i
p p.aiii the Ora. fenbes Company the oay rels o
remedy foI the universe, and distressing diseases VI
Ia prepared BY sdncsied phcisn Of great experience
And wi be found fully equal r-pru.entaols con-
c.ru,tsi; T., known The GrG.fesbsrg Co@pisps MAN
STALLS UTERINE CAThOLlCON. - .
P,i,e 81 so Yev bs,hs nee 5ofe for So. eaa DC i1dt
,e.ttl eSrrs,s ddGre.s JOSHUA BRIDGE, NJ D., sec.s
Consulting Phtucdb GrdCenocg Cc"pdhy NO .
fAkK-ROW, NEW-loRk
Having Examined certificates Ct the Gsetenocrs Company
,.ke psslfe th. they present evidence.
p, entitled to the h5ence o. the Pnohc MY pr
sa .o9u,u;slce with Of the nemer Of re
Crp.uy iue. IN expressing he opnion that t1f ne'i
cine, arr worthy Of conhseuee-' . fkhei, nA.L,
Ia,,o, Gnl P,oIreto, Ner- York Ceaasre1a! Ass<f'0
DR. BRIDGE ~as Be- eoH'aited p'efsosi!y o, ~ "s~
az his G-GcfeHbog hsfiiEfoa, NJ 81 Fi'kTo~
OEes hours % and 3io L.
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Aeoilal.

A STONISHING.-Mr. Grey 1872 Chathsm-st +,
~ cured Of Piles used bottles Of Dr. Les,h Yellow Dock
syrup Depots lSn Chatham 52 Grand; And 40 Broadway.
SURE CURE for PILES.-The Medicine
y which the proprietor now oHer' 70 the puohc mas pee.
ste Tor more yea BY sicisns ana Others and nas
In ey.Ty certsp cure for The above disease
hat itcbins with which many are shc'ed ana
ficb otbr remedies have failed % th sve I'm
r,ef So thoroughly been tested that the subscriber aas
induced bring Il before me Pute ACC warrant Ps'
fanded The purchased PrePAIed y hENR! RON T.
HEGEMAN Co, and by Druggists generally. Cerabcsss'
n bottle
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CUPREME COuRT-City and County Of New.

~ York-THE SAXONNlLLE MILLS, flahnH Naiis'
pORER Mt sIFENsON Drfeudant-Ssmmons for money de-
uaud on contract (Can ITO the Defendant above
named You hereby summoned and repaired 70 answer
the complaint in this action which this day Died in the
Office Of the Clerk the City and County Of Ne~foTs al the
City Hal said city and to copy OF your as"eI3 the
said complaint the subscribers AZ th.ir oce No % John
street IN city, within twenty days after the service OF ms
summons Oh you exclusive Of the Gay Of such service and II
YOU fail 20 said compaiut within the time Aforesaid
h. plaintiff. In this will judgment against you r
the sum eight hundred and fy two dollars and seventy
cent. with ntere., from the oath day Of Auss thousand
rifht hundred and fy nne Beside The cos Of hs action
Plaintiffs Attorney,
.o,.veuP No. 81 John O..
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-09-23

TIE Annual Autuunal Unitarian Convention Is TO
be held in Lowell during the third week In October.
Sermons will be preached by the Rev. T. s. King VI
Bestop, and the Rev. d. n Sheldon, d. D., Of Maine,
formerly President of Wstervlle Bsptist rheologi.
cal Seminary. Essays are expected from lsymen on
important topics, AID the discussions will doubtless
be animated ard profitable. Arrangements are near
y perfected for reduction Of fare on the several
rao.ds, and large gathering is anticipated.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-09-23
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