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The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1859-06-18
Horace Waters, Aga,
3J3 Broadway. Neu yo,k.
pabllsltr Of tllGsif, nlusic Books:

AND nEALFE IN
P'sESs. st!sSssrs- strasdrs o-Ssrs. 0rxs. .fersr.
G,a~s- .aa-fIH rssb-afsS asS stAsr f,sstxr. Pie
las. Ets!lsegstss, -7rrsrssaKs, PISsisas. Flute,
fGS- Ct&F1~nftfs, 7-'ENgiss. TsxfHg Forts psyss.
sz4 IEaEsrs- Efsis Rsrr. Best Fa8s@H s'rfsrs
DrgsF fsst-E@sSis- far sSR&s. PgzMs sfssIs. GmG
Carers, Gss eli ktzSs sf .Fsstysl gEstr4n.ats
SHEET gCsIC. frora al the pu,ag.s-
rrs Ia the {. Esrini's, Nuutsn = sad
u ~ Au~tsra ccAssl. Aat al sin4s Of trs--7r~-
iFga oIeEs Ter TIE shove Instruments; ChE-va MUSE
Books Nusic etcgauty hou1a Nssie Purs-r. and al
kt4fs 81 hustr NeTShanitsr. ~ the LOWEST RATES.
NEW PIANOS. Al sl15. sac. ss.j $50, ara NJ In
$50 second EARa PIsnos freHa So 90 TO sI0a Nrx
Me!oae@U. SIS. $50. s-5. lHh ara ~ ia $50: Sc
ord EAna Seiade.n- fraEa SO 10 u: Aiesant~~ Or
.Gas- sEh Eve s.eps ts. zine ssnrss - and - thi-
tr@r stops 25 -S ard -. nN eeu stoys III All II
AaexsGare Organ Aecbrsrans-A new Instrument ia =
zp"Et@t-tTsce y ahG = aakars. literal Gssreurt
to t~ryU.H, Churches >akaa;h Schools. S~asitArse
and Tsacae~s. The Trade supplied the -suat craHt
.sranrts-
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DAVENPORT
Couluurtial Gpllsae,
IN GRIGG'S BLOCK,

G Omuurtial Iollrgs,
IN GRIGG's BLOCK,
Corner Of Tai,rd and Psrry Streets,
pAsgNpuHr IONA.
~ INCORPORATES IN 1850 u
-DIREcr1gs-
hss i.ss si'. sss. s sns, h a.s'
Lsyt.ls. Esq. 7 Nsrwia- Ess.
isa cssaas. Esq. gb sa.sa Pate, sss'
@ -FACULry.- T#
jos. c. Lorsy, frn.. Of Bssa Keeping and Mafl-uss
les. 18th aide zs.fssa.ts-
". II. pgarr. Fr8f ~ FsansEsh- ant Book E.-rfnS.
vs.. EfErr. Prot. 81 German Language.
Fr.sx soHSA.s Prot II Architectural and ornAHnsn-
tai prarGur.
-LECTCEERs---
\. L. saoss,. AID other z.ls Lecturers.
oar Commercial Course tznsrxc-s eaaple,e .-ts q
Books Ia every brAneh If Trade and cormerce. via:
lasiivi3aai Partnership. joint ssgek ard semponna
CaapAns eu.;a~s-, wholesale and R-s~a. Manaf.ctur-
tn-, notel, Frsatta- slhce, ard Lgnhe- Bastnsss;
Camuissson. Railroad. Steamboat. Brokerage aud Ex-
saaas-, Ard q. Hc-. system Of Banking Ell
sal Ca!calasio=s. Tie coErsesn
rENNASsHiP
10 rse- the traredGAte sane. vision Of Mr.. W. II. Pratt
rha took tar rrign. fer pearas nsbip aud Card Sri
ting Al The Issg STATE Fair, aad saA - sEsss. ~ ssas
Eater Hesi.
In vier u sar gaeAea :os aai repeated statements
made ~ ather rzr.i~s 10 the eject that there - Com
T2erCal College in tAs State. other than the fksy
try to establish. woaa call attention to thu fact
tha: ours -
The only Commercial College in Iowa.
whArw vsysn Stbnryuwh rers In Al A-zne he, tan -.
al nrsG class Commercial Colleges.
THE ONLY COMMERCIAL COLLEGE
Ii shica taaraugh practical course in Boex Keeping
. Of experience.
THE ONLY COMMERCIAL COLLEGE
Which has PEssA, Go naested With ii.
THE ONLY COMMERCIAL COLLEGE
WASH has mere taan enc teacher belonging 10 it,
THE ONLY COMMERCIAL COLLEGE
Which Aas a Ls0sEs pErasTsEST separate.
THE ONLY COMMERCIAL. COLLEGE
Ehlcs occupies large, convenient. aud veil vsnti!a Il
rooms
TIE ONLY COMMERCIAL COLLEGE
UhsCh relies. aA aI~Ays has daar. r puddle .rr-a-
aaAaa patronage. Epon its asfa44 -srts rather taA=
haasis, and rtEaAsks dsro<aIory - atE-r.- an
The only EST ABI.ISEED CONNER
ciai College i'm the Place,
Rooms open AZ all asHrs rom u. till \ Ths
putS Invited call examine raouaS, .eci-
aaens. course os instruction. auR maie Of teaching
when ;hsy sill b. s4fIS6sd IaAE GssS-f thas
are eos Trsrs. ll2-ysl LOPEZ 6 PRATT,
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Singers Sewing Machine
FIFTY DOLLARS,

FIFTY DOLLARS.
HAVING; completed and occupied "nr great
4 Fire-Proof Manafaetory-the most perfect
machine shop in the worli--we have si-nalEzed
the eyeEt 10y producing 8 new Family Sewing
Machine, containing the latest Improvements, Al
the very Low price Of
FIFTY D0LLiRS'
This great reduction will leave the pablo
without lndaceInent or excuse for laying any OF
the inferior mschiG which infringe cur pat
ents- Composition will hencciJr,E become IN
possible. A very large reduction has been made
IN the prices cf al Of
SINGERS STANDARD MACHINES
for manufacturing Parpose%, aich are we'll
know 20 6e without any successful rival ia thc
market Mach his reCeHtiy beg published in
~ -ara To- various stitches msde ty sewing ma
chimes. We viii take IL for granted that sill the
world kryws the fact, I ri singers Machines
m IAe the bcsi stitch ever invented, aud do it n
ths hest style.
6-e~>eRd for copy Of II Ssa<,r 4. G.. -
Ga=-fls which contains full Information a;rogt
prices. sizes, etc Of sewing machines aud wsH Be-
sarr led grafss l. NJ SINGER h gu.
a. -. lo19: 49, Eroazar4y. Ne~ York.
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r Would announce to the citizens Of 4spsni. sna
i surrounding country. that have removed 10
the room over TonlinseRs store. v heFe may a.
all times be found ready Ia vail on these $40
may fsror me with CALI
Having permanently located here. sm de-
t-rmined 70 do my work in such manner thai no
reasonable person can find fault viii warrant
mr. work. will take wood, wheat corn. oats OF
potatoes in exchange for pictures. Tor Thsch
will pay th highest market price. -
Tipion. Oct. 81. '5T~4s F. b. slAaoAs-
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r1PTONJ'D
S.sl.naL Mercsnsile anA Dn11nso 3sa's
roTLp O ID!

N~eannal Mescanetle am4 - -
COLL u O ID!
s,,vo,,d: Corner of 9th and Brady st.,
DAVENPORT, IOWA.
y yauasea hy Davis & Tipsss. April Ass.
.. q. Upton. Pvl~eipei - PsSrtsass.
DIRECTORS: s."
H. tohn p. Cook, Rev. II. y. Po~enD.D
Han Iuo. y. Dillon, nr. J. J. Bnris.
ny Wood ssrd E&q N. a. WuppermanA,
W;lr,am Allen. ESQ n. b. Buford, ESQ
DC 4 Coss,s. Esq Isaac NsGs~ Esq
Chss. 4. pasnsm. Esq Henry p. Evans Ess
n Pc. r~u d. n Richardson, Lee.
es.s,ea ESQ Col. J. W. Young.
Nm CIara. E.q l. A. Markiot. Esq
~. t.r~.S. and most Thorough In.siss-
ton in the w~<s for the proper sducstion W yssss
"'' 500 u camp~sert teachers. h conssassly
-mployed here. The Lectavrs are the raos srs1sias
men Of the country - xr
a.I EDITORIAL c~rs ef the Cakes Of Davenport, Koch
Islsud and Peoria
Young yin fad, b proEer nfs'ry tia. " E..e
advantages over the graduates Of any other Ccsnnsr-
,I Ipstivutton in the country. The Course 81 Study
comprises hosh forsign and domea6 sasne~. ana =
traces Matter II Praetics In comTeyiai scshee 49,
Ar-Sholiy kne~n to common fescasrt-sneh.
i osoas win greatly enhances his ehAaces OF ssees .
/ in business.
srvxrssIAs rrsx .xsHr-the rost beautiful > sseu
IA ~. wo4s taught the College In all It's forns-
lath practical xna ornamental. good Business iias1
Writing Is guaranteed to all sho compsss ti's eosf'>
| here.
| beautifully Engraved DirIora-Hthoyr.rhsd ..
hank ao,e paper. which the possessor fold ap as1
rlaer In his t.r. nonre.ieis awarded ezch Eradasss
ms is novel and unique featarv aever before Intro
/ aaeea int College. ....
Tuitioa $40. pay ahle invariably In advance. snsl
Ting III. .r,licart t. Life Scholarship. which vt
also - good Davis Commercial Col!sSe- II Pee
| ria. sons Of Cl-rgym en half Price.
| sermras. Instruction even IN fsnna nship-
Business men and friends Of education respssa
fsIlv .yp~ to cali Per circulars, cousairing faii 10
/ Address, SIS. TiPTON,
! NAY Il. Use Davenport. lows.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1859-06-18

ciai College i'm the Place,
Rooms open AZ all sour. t-oE a. v. till p Y. The
putIS invited rSFl examine TaouS,
course % instruction. ara mate % teaching.
when they sill b~ s4fisis GaAE Ssse-' TIA =
ire eos Yrgrx. l2-ysN LOPEZ & PRATT
New-York daily tribune., 1859-07-02
BniIoins Hlateria!s.

Jersey CITY
~ MOULDING AND PLANNING MILL,
C.n~r Of Green and Morx,nsv.
WOOD MoULDINGs, BEADS. ARCHITRAyES, PEW
CAPS, RAILS AND HASD-RAfL5 EEWELS
BALUsTERS BRACKETS TRuS5ES, kc.,
cossrAsTLS o. HAsD. AID MADE
An kids Of Scroll ard Straight Saving Turnx &c dons with
nestness and disps.ch.
Als, PA-iag with ,4e ceiee.A:ed Woodvo orth Psn~ra
J. b. FULLER,
SIopri-.or.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-07-02

Boorn dnh Rooms.
I sT0R HOUsE-Thi. ,eIeniid Ho.eI !. 10


ASTOR HOUSE.-This selenfid Hotel is in
"A fre sri.r aE6 --o0sz r ei-eA1ee Is= Lsdes
Drsuips Room Il ,<sGtif. or-, hsvifE - equal
H. p-n earrsOr csnp~ts s--tsion reader ras- te
rr II warm wea.hsr l. ,.-r ~ other ~ rt
os havus Mir sbe ou ard soeth .ides wch
ear, r-sn 20 even part Of The city ~ b.a dine
TraY.s. arriving fo the N0rE ard East VII tDt the small
ear. a he s-d sk ecotofJ si oocrcnircce
ssD-c.4.y =, r4sht - 49, -,-,--,., p.,r
For families pref rrinz horrrks sDn rrsJy Ers'e gno
csior. /: of-r. sup-fior sttraf iiol . .
A. r..-, h.se Y ifr,-,d their eff iioa 70: tl EO, All
srsrv p.ius viii b .ten render horn- ff The trsy--
The zane liberal sJssin III b. cng'inrcd ans hr ut1os;
o. ,b. psT Of al per.ous 20 its orEnxoo
will b. ersrtsd. . -.
Te~xrspb Oce oouuees with az paris q he Cios al th-
C.rsds. th n.es-n; ss1 reliable stenasn;s s.isc
To. n sir eutrsnce
srir,ec.ns q Rscscs Mslsfer, of Pubc ca.y~ysrce.
Il ~ destnpsio.s respectfully requested 70 sece .ooe ei
theft sr-snse~s cO1sectiofs ohsnEe oi tine, H. the
Hf.si 'ar re better information q lie russ,s
MIX Ysr. ysse.sbles kc prDdUeed OF farm uss.sl
eKeu.igely foS the As.ef boosr
Wa,ei Cosea AID Bath Rooms on every soor.
A FEW GENTLEMEN, or Family, can be &C.
"A eor.ro,ds.ee with BOARD, sni the oonf--s q hosne
e. az Anersr f.niiJ. Eusted y-y Pleasantly Bfootly-
Eeis1.. three or ninu.@ wsls from Wal srd Foc r.
ts. O.s bath Rieeewood wssr. &c Psss. ad1rr-b W
10. WBIiows. apply s',he above place Dieter as
New-York daily tribune., 1859-07-02
6ouses an6 farms mante6.

WANTED--To purchase for cash, mortgage or
w city property COUNTRY PLACE, FIVE acres.
with rood improvements plenty water healthy
nesT railroad the Hudson In Orange Wes, Bloomfield
IN Morrown n j. Address with El paFticular Post OHce
Box No SCiO.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-07-02
Real estate for Sale.

A VALUABLE FARM for SALE-In the
"A township Of Shrewsbury ~ J. Of eEhtywo acre.. OIL the
Rsmsu Ridge between the Shrewsbury River and the Sui
River within mics Of five reambOs: auduss near
the water In sight Of Long Branch Of the pleasant To-
cations ard the productive farm In the State fui, ,f
every kiud aud plenty Of mari with IL for fishing sunting
oys,,Iing sailing heslh cano, BE- surpassed
daily b. rarsd 10 h. Ia
opersos this sumner For particular. apply % JOHN NIL
LER No 50 WALL a., ~ DAVID H. BROWN, the prem.
hes
New-York daily tribune., 1859-07-02

RlNGHAMTON, n. Y.-An elegant COUNTRY
- SEAT on Susquehsnua and Che1snso Rivers; four
lawn garden 6c with elesant colon nade
fort containing IL vita and sster introduced
risss house. barn e-houe &c large shade aud variety o
fruit considered II the ele.srt eontry
oeDecs In Binghutnn In the vicinity OF c-gtn ieuce
schools churches ko and well calculated divide into sac
buileits sites for ssl- terms by
uieeol A. J. BLEECKER son Co. No. Pine Il.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-07-02

OFFIcF OF THE COMMISSIONERS FOR MacApANzISe cge.)
TAIN ROADS AND AVENUES IN The Town OF WEST
Fakss, WEsTcHEsTER COUNTY, N \.
ITO CONTRACTORS.-Se Proposals. In.
dorsed Proposal for Macsdsmirns Fordbansv. In the
Town of Wesams viii be received from responsible parties al
the Ofcc o JOHN BATHGATE, esq near the Town Hall on
Fordhsm in the Town Of Wesarms, until O'Clock p IN
WEDNESDAY July Is, prosimo, at which time the Com
ision will the Tow Hail Ia consider the and
the bidder bidder. in their opinion
will b. u subseryc the interests of the town.
The plan the work and the specification can be seen al me
Office of JOHN BATlIGATE, as above.
BENJAMIN |. HORTON,)
n. EDWARD BAACk Commissioners.
JOHN BATiIGATF,
New-York daily tribune., 1859-07-02

EOR SALE-A valuable FARM containing l27
Of choice Land together With the STOCK aud FARM
ING lMPLEhENTS stusted three miles south Of New
bush orsnsv County Has s.d vie. Of the rivrr AID
surrounding country The consist well
k Dwelling Tenant house Hal houss Barn. Carriage horse
Stable. nc. Has large Apps Orchard and srs, vsr-.y Of
ohef choice Fruit the premiere Possession be had in
sedi;ely APP'y .o GEORGE CLARK, NswssTh, NY.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-07-02
90 Wbom il map GoHrern.


VNDEPENDENCE-A CARD.-JOHN X. PIT
KIN having Withdrawn the Wocdhaven suction sale sdver
tsed by Mes Cole Son for the 9Th of June 1899 At
the Meiohau. Exchange Including 200 BUILDING LOTS y
SECTIONS DWELLING HOUSES, kc and having fun
supply Maps will wait puIchsscrs i they proper to
visit the grjuudl the ith o July 1859 at the New-En
,.pd House near railroad pot from and
bis Tesidenee Gro Hill Address No. 10
sprce-st.. New York Woo haven Jane -. 1859.
NEW-YORK YACHT CLUB.-The THIRD
IN GENERAL MEETING Of the CLtB will be held the
Club Ho0.e, Elysan Fields TILT RSDAY July lf-or bus
p. dinner q, s precisely
Dinner st at the Secetarys Office, No. Pipes. and will
close TUESDAY evening l2h BaslnessEection OF Mem
bcTs, Annual Cruise OF Squsdron. sc. kc.
H. MORTON, Secretary, No. 5 Pne-st.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-07-02

EOR SALE-IOO ACRES for SlOO.-The Char
J. and Bylaws OF the AMERICAN EMIGRANT AID
and HOMESTEAD COMPANY provide that the STICK Of
this Company viii BE- received par IN Of snds
c,ed by the purchaser To the yogpT Of New ans
m vicinity oder this safe and prOdtabls investment Cal ~
Nc. it broadway.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-07-02

EOR SALE at "A BARGAIN-A WEEKLY
Il NEWSPAPER ESTABLISHMENT. stns;sd In one Of
the pessante. aud prosperous towns IN Western mA
Cunuccud with ohir IL welesttbshed Job
advertising business The mserial Of the office are ample
excellent The profits Of the are about
This excellent opportunity 70 any man
of far business talents 10 In sao and reliable business
necessary that the pnrchsser shoud be printer In
quire Of B. M. fETiknclLL 70,
New-York daily tribune., 1859-07-02
Chances for Business Men.

CANNEL COAL and IRON ORE LANDS for
~ sALE.-We have 5GtO Of Land lying 90 the Ohio
RIVER 100 miles above Cincnns and nearly opposite ironton
Ohio in GreeDup County, Kentucky which there Is Blast
Furnace in full opere and ar ineShaaslibe qnsny Of
Iron Ore Btumnous Coal Fire Clay Alum Clay PoersCy kc
Met Of well und. Raid with superior Csnne Coal
being the successfully used By the Ashland
COsOil Works all Of which will sell on fair terms or we
will sell the Camel Coal Lands which are heavily nbeed
separate The title 10 ths Land Is undpued with regard 70
which refer r. y. Duin esq., Oreenupsbnre kenncsy
For any further information TO terms analysis Ac address
the uLdersigned, at Amanda Furnace, kentnchy ,
CHILD WALKER.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-07-02

A GRADUATE Of New England College wishe
"A to obtain situation Q. TUTOR Ia FAMILY, ASSIST
ANT IN q SCHOOL: IA also thoroughly fitted 20 TKACi
DRAWING Address WIN M BRiGGs Ftchbnrs MSS.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-07-02
T. H. LrDtov Arcssoaees.
RGOLIlTE SALE Of STOCKS ed BOND2

IN BY order ef ts- EXECUTORS o' L. A ulbLASDOy.
i..- of Psris 1eo-sSd.-E. n. LUDLOW Co ~n s.i q
Aue, on FRIDAY, Jay g. ls. q; u: eeoSs ., The Mo-
eLsn,s Ezrfsss~;
New-York daily tribune., 1859-07-02
manis

WANTED-By family closing house for tie
w sunner.s PLACE fora fsvote servant ff July ana
IN the country She u an excellent ohsmoemsd ana
waiter and plain -,sr foLd children InqGrc NO y
CrslbuIy a.. Broohlyn-
New-York daily tribune., 1859-07-02

CTEAMBOATS for SALE.
- One STEAMER 235 feet long 52t beam and lSt n hold
One STEAMER 2io feet long, 81 f. BEAM and III q hold
Both in good condition fitted with State Rooms Cabins
Ie. Beam Engines and Boilers In the hole
Also for SALh,
One STEAMBOAT LEVER BEAM ENGINE S fns d cyl
nder by lOie stroke with two Boe the whole In good con-
dtion. Apply to CHAS W COPELAND
No. l22 Broadway New York
New-York daily tribune., 1859-07-02

NHICAGO AND ROCK ISLAND RAILROAD
~ COMPANY-rhe INTEREST the BOSDS Of the
CHICAGO AND ROCK ISLAND RAILROAD COMPANY.
due July TO- win b. paid Corn Exchange Bsak psessa
s,ion OF the CoupOps, and after that date
Z. W. DUNHAM. Treasures
New-York daily tribune., 1859-07-02
L. L-I-The PAVILION HOTEL

DOCKAWAY, l.. I-1he PAVILION HOlE I'll
III OPEN The stages meet The at Jamaica, es'
Ing the South Ferry Brcoklyn. at 10 m ard p. N.
Dal, EHpress viii leave No Is Broadway a. M. an
any part q the city. - $1,000,
Messenger vii leave Boyd. Express No. IS Wnli.nc.
with letters and igh pafc.ls for the of the Pa
vilcu FRANCIS RIDER. Proprietor.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-07-02

i HOLDERS-The fut Evclbsr q The
AMERICAN UASLiGdr JOURNAL,
oa q .tt.n IL issnec this cay cot si1lEg toe cse
,s ,sne o I'D prices q Gss q ls3 Ca
~. crur,ry r.pr..~utEx r.sy thlfy Hloas a doss
A,o b. early kis,cy Of ysl-hrf csJ reoris
sss m-,er. ,he meter; inspection s"si nSes ""'
a.. .o.ns lc Trrrns : .noum
JOHS b MURRAY Co, Hsnker
New-York daily tribune., 1859-07-02

L'OR SALE-The STOCK and FIXTURES Of
first rate book and stationery store doing good business
In addion sell. from 2oo0 weekly and dai papers Iu
Qure at No. 1884, iuhst, Wllismsbmsh.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-07-02
INTERNATIONAL HOTEL. NIAGARA

bAWATER GAPr, plso. locstet o. the p.ssige a. the
Owse through Blue Ridge unsufpasd IL rsnrs beau
y purity o s stmophere and IL It's ccnsequent health
nes. Il has also the attractions of fine drives pa<at noun
tain r.rnbles rowing bathing fishing kc together with bo~i
ing alley and Billiards
Of Passengers lesy. N- YoTk BY boss
ofCentra Railroad Of New Jersey from Pier No. n X f
L. " BRoDaEAD.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-07-02
MusitaI Instruments.

n IL / c X T. X l n & g. o [,
" MAsuFAcTuRERs or
GRAND SQUARE and UPRIGHT PIANOS
War, ,rocus Nc COS Bnsd~sy
c. SONS havs been awarded Thry-hye Prize Medals tX
,he eerori.y Of ther manufacture for the las IS yeaS
ALso-foR SAIL;
MASON 4 HAMLINS SUPERfOR
MEL ON and IA Rn0N N Is
For Psflgrs Churche. vesres. ard Lois-s
a. Wbolesa.e and Retail
PIANOS TO RENT
New-York daily tribune., 1859-07-02
GRAND FOURTH Of July EXCURSION

GRAND F0URTH-0F-JULY EXCURSION
N % NEwBrRGu sDd WEST POINT.-The new large and
tedlous s ERIE Capt Ben Ray will leave Cham
beis,t ~ Amos II 22dt, O'clock landing Carmans
Vile Nok'Is Hasnss Dob6ss Ferry, NerpauEs Point, Cad-
wells west Plut CID SpTipg Cornwall Club bests free The
bti VIII He al 10 the yacht Fare ~
'tpiss,oh way. Re- trrshmenis furnished on board.
(,RAND F0UkTH-OF- JULY EXCURSIONto
~ tORTfIPOHT, landing At CITY ISLAND, DANtUS
lsLAep kE~ ROCHELLE, GLEN COVE, aud LLoYD'S
loCk. st,subost orrge Law leaves Csharne at $50
laBdng al Dcsney 10 Gcock far- Noithpc and Loyds
Dock repcps return heksis' Ell other places 50 eeuis
GRAND URSI0N-NEW-YORK 10 NEW
~ HAvkN The steamer ELM CITY, Capt. Lewis, will
leave f,ck1lp Pier No. % East River the FOURTH Of
July s7a M rsch New Haven s II 80 .. Returning
"A aud arrive In N., YoTk euly the morning Thls
IN afford delightful morning sail through the East River
Los lsspd suud aud opportunity visit the cele
RICHARD PECK Agent,
New-York daily tribune., 1859-07-02

LIREWORKS.-NEW YORK LABORATORY,
Il NJ. l9e frouist FIRE CRACkEhS JOSS sIiCh, sha
quality. County aud dealers 10 general ais Coin'
nt,-e. City Country Displays supplied the mos, rea
sonAbe terms. NJ BENNET1.sNo lS FTopt-st
New-York daily tribune., 1859-07-02
DIANos. MELoDEONS and ORGANS

DIANUS, NELUDEUNo and OIUANo.-ihe ne
i HORACE WATERS PIANOS AID MELOOEOHS kr
depth purity Of tone, AID durability Unsurpassed Prices
reasonable Second hand Pianos and Meodeens from SO 10
elS Pianos and heloGeons Mon;hly payments
ceiyee 70, Pianos HORACE WATERS. Agent No 33 Broad
way. Tesnon1l, THE Horace Waters Pianos tro@p
among the yeTy bes"Erdnsest I'VE speak Of thei
merits from personai knowledge I7tei1enoey
Nothing tie Fair dsPayed excellence e"-Churh
sar "Wster.s Pianos and Meodeons challenge comparison
with the made anywhere In the Journal
New-York daily tribune., 1859-07-02
fcnrtb Of Jnip
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New-York daily tribune., 1859-07-02

GUNNER BOARDING at tSARATOGA.-Fami
~ lee desiring Private Board may hId superior aocomnoda
ions spacious cool and quiet ample and shaded psy
erouds ninIteS walk from Congrei
Bpng. by applying immedately TEMPLE GROVE HOusE,
4srsogs Springs. EswYo
GUNNER RETREAT-A few families can be
- accommodated with BOARD IL a good healthy lce.ity.
Apply 10 VIM ISAAC oX.Ord Depo, Y AID Erie Railroad
O!auge County.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-04-27
VOL.7--NOl.@7.
IMPORTANT DEcIsfoN.-A PhiladsIphis cores.
pondent Of the Lancaster Union q April leth,

IMPORTANT DEcfsfoN.-A fhlladeiphta CORES.
pondent of the Lancaster Uuiod u April lesh.
says: e-79. s4sss
'Ono of the most extraordinary dscisieus sver
enuneiatea from the bench has just been pfomui-
gated by the supreme Court Of this State, and The
whole business community Of this city ston0S
aghast Mt the consequences which mast inssisnbly
flow from il. The case is 10 simple apd compact
that you will have it all in very small compaaa.
Some twelve years ngo one Chapman sold TO tvo
worry estimable gentlemen Of this city, Msasrs.
Fell and Morris, two hundred shares of Buck
Mountain Coal stock, for which they paid hiu In
cash tho price agreed on. Some ysars after Chap
mans death the two sons commenced Q suit In
equity against Fell and Morris to recover back
from them the two hundred shares o stool. allee-
ing that the same had been held In trutt and that
as the trustee had not applied the proceeds Of the
sale to the nses Of the trust hut had consumed
them for his own individual wants, the purchasers
were consequently liable to them for the full value
Of the stock, The court decided in favor Il the
defendants, and tho plaintiff appealed 10 the So
premc Court II was there attempted to be shown
that the purchasers OF tho stock not only knew
that it was held in trust but knew also that the
trustee was misnpplyng tho proceeds. But on
the latter point tho ev3ence showed that the heirs
actually received tho proceeds Of the sale. Yet,
strange asst may appcar,the Court reversed the do.
cision below, aud decreed tho defendants. Fell and
Morris, to pay bnck tho full value on the stock,
together with all dividends and interest on the
sumo. being moro than the pnintihs demanded.
This decision has produ ,ed deep alarm in the
moneycd circles here. aud must unsettle many
largo transactions long since believed to bc closed
ur. Il establishes the principle that the purclia-
ser from trustee, whether Of stock. real estate.
or merchandise, is bound, for his own safety. 70
SEQ thut the purchase money is honestly applied
by the trustcc--a duty which few win trouble
themselves to undertake. If trust properly Is ~
be governed by strange doctrine ~ this, its
snoaLlo value must BIO greatly deprecated in the
estimation OF all who dislike the purchase Of q
law SUIT"
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-04-27

ATTEMPTED MuRDER.-Rcy. Clement Frachnn,
Roman Catholic Priest at st. Thomas, (Ca., who
has been preaching against Liquor saloons, was
stabbed on TIE night Of Friday, the 18th. A pre-
vous attempt on the life Of the same gentleman.
was made on the night of the lst instant, when he
seized near his house, and attempted to be
stranslcd. On the nights of the lst and 2nd, and
the ith of this month, the windows of the house
in which lie dwes were broken by stones, and
Some Of the congregation keeping watch to protect
tho life and property Of their pastor. n gun was
fired at them the night of the "a inst. 1t is not
deemed advisable to leave the Priest unattended
by a body guard day or night.