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The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1859-09-22

DIED, Sunday evening last ARTHUR ALLEN. son
of Arthur A, Elizabeth Curme, aged % months.
sleep gentle thy strife is Ger,
And lIfe's short course is
Angels have borne thee to that home.
Where sorr0ws come
DEATH john IAwKINs-This old and highly respec-
ted the Sd September, aged 81 years
had immediate vicinity this place
near fifty years universally respec
ted than he Amabe AMI kind in his disposition,
ging neighbor. and prompt in the fa thful dis
charge Of citizen, he honored all
wi him.
w On the 18th inst, srBBEY WEBSTER, aged 70
..... Near Richmond, 18Th ut, CHARLES, OF z.
and II Teas As intelligence dawned upon infantils
beauty high hopes entertained for future
character. alas ali earthly expectations thus
bIastedand friend mourn his untmsIy end
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1859-09-22

re The School Examiners of Wayne County,
will meet in No of tie Public School House
But ding on Saturday 9th INST, at half past 8,
A. NJ. Teachers wishing certificates, are requested
to present themselves for examiaation.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1859-09-22

~ The City Stove Store is now fully supplied
and ely variety of Stove be had there
advantageous terms Call on our friend Lefevre,
if you want q bargain.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1859-09-22
ny- &. Raugh & Co. have on hand,

ns- B. Raugh & Co. have on hand, and
getting constantly more additions to their Mammoth
Stock of ready made mems and boys Clothing, direct
from their manufacture and for quality price and
STYLES cannot be surpassed here " elsewhere This
stock purchased favorable terms as any stock
of Clothing ever brought TO this city. They were
purchased for cash. Will be sold 70 the at
small advance giving the purchaser the advantages OF
the bargains which they were purchased
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1859-09-22

SHcRErARr OF SrArE.-The Sheriff of Frank
lin county, in issuing proclamation for the next
siectioo, includes among the officers to be elect
ed, Secretary Of State.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1859-09-22

reStephea Scottos will sell Lumber, Lsth
ana SHINGLES prices CASH than aay gard
the city asa deliver ~ s-Tes.- Serrh
Masu. 5-ss
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1859-09-22

.vu BAzAag-This institution Is the en-
N of trade in the way of fancy articles and
,od creature comforts. The hneS. Of con-
aaries. GAINED AID preserved fruits. mats,
etc etc. Call at the Bazaar, q few doors
r the Huntington House.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1859-09-22

MARRIED. 18th inst, by Rev +, n. Black, Mr.. Bsnj
F. Pitts to Miss Sarah L. Bolander.
-. In Pana H. 9th inst. Mr.. William Robinson oil
Ltchfeld Miss George Morrow formerly of this city
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1859-09-22
New stock Just Received.
J b. II L Y MIC UTT.
Main street, Opposite the Big pump,
RICH NOND. IND,

Has Of JS#<iry that the
Of al sho give ha call richness b~zEty Of
style ana parity Of material consisting Of Gos and sii
watches Of all kinds Watch Chains a11 Guards Ear
sE4 Finger Rings Breast Pas. SILVER Coeks and
great vaFs@sy Fancy Articles
Watches and Clocks repaired Ia the best style sad
prezp45y-
Grateful fsrthe ki1dreBs
fully salleisz . coatlnzAnee Of the same
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1859-09-22

E@STEPUEN SCOFTON Is selling CLERA
81 30 per 100 feet, deliver ed TWEEN
per 100 lower than the other yards 9TH
Street, North Main. II
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1859-09-22

Stsste OF HUUIdus. :" ny ne Co., -.
IN THE COMMON PLEAS COURT. Oct Term, 1859.
STATE Of INDIANA, on the relation On eoaapI'n.
o. Sa5iaa Bennett. ct ais, VIII No. Tre for
ian Way ct as, settlement.
NOTICE 10 hereby given 20 William Way. Of
n the above med defendants, (who IL appears by
paer. On ale is resident Of said State Ct the
flIn- and paRdeney Of the above entitled caase and
unless be be and appear before the Judge Of said
Court the ses3u4 6&g 81 his term. to be held
the C0srt House IN ssi3 county, the first Non
dsy in October 1873. and snswer demgr said
compliant she will be tAksr for coufessei
him. aad siu be heard and determined IL his
and = decree rendered iherson acesr4Enslr.
Fstseas ny and the zeal u said Court. sept
Il. Is5s-
ANDREW r. SCOTT, Clk.
Jas. PEKET. Atty for eozn.
September =. 1859 Il
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'REPUBLICAN
NJ EETINC!
1 RALLY FOR FREEDOM!
There will be held in RICHMOND,
THURSDAY OCT. 9th. So,

A grand rally of the friends of freedom in
the territories and opponents to the extension
Of Slavery-the friends Of retrenchment and
reform in the national administration, and the
opponents of the reckless and extravagant
expenditures by the party in power-the
friends Of "homes for the homeless" and op-
ponents of ''niggers for the niggerless'-
friends Of our common country and its pros
perity, and opponents to the suicidal policy
ss indicated by those who now control the
affairs Of the country.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1859-09-22
Homo. 3. Smith

also assures us that he actH be IN attendance,
With CORWIN, LANE and SMITH, we
offer the people ga feast Of reason and flow
of souP'-of talent. patriotism, and eloquence
that will be appreciated and admired by all
who may attend.
1.-THE weather should prove favorable, the
meeting will be held in grove near the de-
pot--if unfayorable in the Starr Hall.
- Arrangements for half fare has been
made with the Central Road, and will be on
other lines of Railroads.
WSpeaking will commence at half past
10 o'clk, A. M.
B0E- We invite the world and 1.-The rest of
mankind" to attend.
HJrWe hope to announce in our next
paper that Mr.. CoRwIN, will positirely be
here. The others named will be, ''life and
health permitting"
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1859-09-22

NOW Opening
GLEN. SCOTT & BRO,
very large aai desirable Of Goods direct troo
the EAsts. sAieA will be sed ~ Ptsees -
sui. mes TAAnkfai for sAe liberal
for the past tea y~srs se truss -
present 10 offer iadac suss
suarAn.ee esatiaa,aee Of the sSne- We Keep 500
a. u e tssiroas Of reducing oar ensinesste
CASH BASIS
re have marked oar goods especially with viss OF At
t-AcsisS that class buyers, While at thu sAms
willing 20 aeeomnoiate prompt paying eass'" y"
short time.
Our stock of Dress Goods AMI TRAININGS - very III ~.
plete, At much reiacei prices. A wv have Pan -
tion especially for Carpets. cartaiasA Nd CasSa
this department is full. every tksdg
wanted in this City. Brussels Tapestry TngrAin ply.
Extra Saner and Fine Iasraia, stair aud Hall, Henp
Rag. and Carpet. Floor OIL Cloths Widths Win
dew and Wall Paper. Baa and Green Window Linen. sat-
In peiaine all wec uanAsh all coscrs. Union and Cot
do Curtain kxtures And Card and Ia sses.
ticle, also fss sets 81 White Lawn Curtains. Sc
Also. Bnkets colered and white carpe. Chain. Cotton
Yarn ana Sorsefes Wcrssea. Rags, Locking Glasses.
oeeeas and Class Umbrellas and Carpet BAes.
Our stock Of Baes and shoes. asd Has and Caps. 10
the best ami cheapest Rehmend
Call and What does the thing.
Rcme0beR thc PET LAME,
p g. All kinda Of msrcAAasaAae proaaee tAkea in
change far Geeds.
RieAnond.se IA. lssa e
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1859-09-22

AN ORDINANCE, entitled ordinance to continue
Alley ftOnn Sassafraz street, eighth and
ninth streets, North to Elm street
SEC 1st. Be it ordained by the Mayor and Com
Council Of the City Of Richmond, that Alley,
running orth between s and 9th streets con;in-
ued from Sassafras street North - Elm street.
SIC End. This ordinance 10 be in force from and
after its passage and publication.
Passed and approved. sept G, 1889.
Attest: JOHN FINLEY, Mayor.
" W AUsrIs. Clerk.
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STARR HALT
GREAT ATTRACTION !
WILL OPEN FOR A SHORT TIME,
COMMENCING
FRIDAY. SEPTEMBER 23, 1859.
J. INSCO WILLIAMS
CELEBRATED BIBLE PANORAMA

FENiIs magnificent painting with Chaos nd
continues DOM historical Orfer the BasyIouish
containing than atty the
interesting in the Bible.
Exhibition every evening Doors open at = &c
at !. 0 O'Clock, precisely
Tickets IS cents. Children under IS
AI.o, Exhibitions Wednesday and Saturday after
moons open at 2; o commence al O'Clock
Explained ny DR. TIBBITs
Sept. -, 1883 ~
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1859-09-22

r. =. Having sold on III ssyes 0>ods
our stock OF Now GooAs 10 much larger than usual
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1859-09-22

DONESrIC GOODS, Prints, Muslins. sheetnss.
Linen rowelings. Napkins, Flannels, Blankets.
Cloths Satnetts, Cassimers Jeans, &c. &C. just
q at
NEW YORK CASH STORE.
r.. JAKSON.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1859-09-22

result eff this last effort, and are coofdent tina.
should the next season be at all favorable, we
shall have exhibitions far saperior to this
one. And It is to be hoped that all Of our citi,
gems who are finally to be benedlted by their eff
forts to improve the products of the earth, will
hereafter extend much more liberal patronage
to the exhibitors, This is no monopoly, bu. i q
good which will be felt By all. We therefore
commend the efforts of this association to all.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-09-10
Doar1 an6 Rooms.
ETTH-AyENUE HOTEL,
on FIFTH-AV ENUE
A. the Intersection Of Broadway opposite Madison square,
TO BE oPENEp AUGusT 70. 1859.


TO BIZ OPENED AUGUST 93, 1859.
This Locs.ion the desirable of IL his No
tropohs being the heahy delightful and central In the
city very AID convenient 10 tie HGdsoa River and
Boston Railroad depo,s-
TIE entire srrsr ueus Of the e,sbshpen. the re~k Of
study ard and render the comfortable
ana hon like ho,el IN the world.
Ali the Improvements TIA coI and convenience have us
eese3, have beeL Introduced.
Every precsutop ,sk.n durrs construction
Subdivision dou ole brick walls extend ori the rock foundation
roof AL Of the soo double and separsed By
layer Of cement. making the entire structure proof
Amor- other in IN a1tOl 20 the usual
s,s!rssys VERTICAL RAILWAY 10 nearly completed, 70
convey from tie m The upper foo upon plan which
admits u 10 possibility Of accident
Lofty speccus AID continuous cortos forming promenade
Of right hundred fee: each Of lie stories give nt and
all IL the highest degree 70 every spar.Ilent
liberal has been appropriated 20 public Drn wing Rooms
PrurersG- Hal. Suites Of spacious Psrlors Guam
and Drsesipf Rooms with all tie uodrrp convenspcss
teen .pesy d-sizad Tor the comfort vi families
parties and cir gle gentleuer-
for r-rca
ADDED The other u the Hotel and
telegraph Otce meeting win a parts Of tle country
Billiard ard Chss Rooms 81 tie approved style and
pDtInents provided for the u and the public
The Furniture AID every aiicl- Of 10 .oshneus
have been expressly designed and manufactured M the FIFTH
AVENUE HOTEL
All conr.uricsters for spsrnerts business
5scted vil The bone please direct to FIFTH-AvENCE
HCTEL, T. order 70 irsGre imm.tiat sttenaor-
The elu. or!snzs.en q s Hotel ba' Ter the dec
ron Of Mr. fAkAN STEVENS proprietor u he Revere and
Trenon, Houses Il Bs,on and Battle Point CsA Houses
Il Noble, srd I: vii be conducted By
RARAs STEvExs
A g. DAZZLING, HITCHCOCK, DARLING 4 Co,
HiRAS HITCHCOCK
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6ouses and farms Uanteo.

UNFINISHED HOUSE in Brooklyn WANTED.
WANTED until May next. or II longer period moo
ra,~ syed HOUSE. within five minutes Walk o, ul'on or
~ Perree An ar eement might BE- made with some 'sni
h,v, r,or~ they About seven rooms
Aderess With full particulars loc son, terms &c. " IT, ooA
No 26T4 New-fJk Post-Ohhce.
VNARM WANTED-FOr 3 term OF years 0y
Il young American farmer Address JOHN GOULD, Hugh
son Dutch-ss County N Y.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-09-10

Rad ca, it Out Make . Note out
L. MCCUTCHEONs UNEQUALED
~ LIQUID GLCE.-Fot SAL In ausn:iii-s By c. II. T.
BAXTER Co. No - Maiden ,nels v.r,rtec 20 b. eessS
than similar article h for al Pzrpos~s for ~aoa
Glue required By families II free from ofensye smell
very ,e1seoos AID viii keep 10 any caaase And u lssy'
ree5y for Also for sale BY
HEGEMAHL CO Druggist No. 1853 Broadway.
JNO MILHAU 4 son. 0rsri.ts No lsS Broadway
THOs Z. GREEN Dr-sss,, No shs Broadway.
EWEN MCINTYRE Druggist No s72 Brosd~sy
A M CONKLIN. DruFrist, corner Broaden snd j9hs.-
HAZARD CAsWELL Druggists, Shaw Ho.-l BrOsawsy.
T. J. CR0WEs. Boot Publisher, No SO Broadway.
GUILE ALLIES. Psnt,rS, No sS Brosdvay
NEWMAN. ONDERDONk L CAPROS. LIZA BTo.avay
L. N. GUiON. Drrrrist No. III BoweU
GRO HEWLETT, HNdwne No $40 Bowery
l. BALDWIN Hardware, NJ. 81 Bo~ey.
THEO sCHUAANS, Druiric, No 5sl 6th Az
WM n GAM8LIEG Psnte,, No. z73 sensv.
g QUIMBY SON. HarduA- No lS 9Th
JOHN JONES' Druggist. No IA HoustonE-
N. B. PITCAIRN, Druggist, No. 3i7 Besckass
w J BARSE5, Hardware, Sos lie sod III Sc sv
HENRY PRICE, Bookseller, No $40 ttosv.
BU sH, GALE ROBINSON. DnIEgists, lss Greenwich a.
VIM v CRIssEY Co Druggists. No. % Greeaxieht
JAMES COSDIE Dnffs, No lss sth-sv.
- CAMPBELL Drugin stb ~. sad 18th st
o. Hustled. Drusrist, Ma. +2t 9Th sv.
r TAYLOR. Druggist, No. 10 SHAW
WIN. Russell Co. Hardware, No 2ls sihs ~
EDWARD FLINT Druggist. No S36 s.hsy
T. DEElSON, Druggist, No. 4G Hudson ct
BOGERT, BOrRNE L AUTEN, Ss;ioners. No. s. Pins---
OSBORN L SWAN, Nos 50 and ~ Fuiton-st
you the best article made u Peter Cccp-r. oeE
Whit Glue be particular for McCUTCHEONs LiOUlV
GLUE
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-09-10
90 Ubom it mop Concern.

NAUTION.-There are three Lots Of Ground in
~ The Sh Ward Of the City o. Broosyn,
Of Bergen and Roch,steray., formerly belonging Henry
Dixon deceased coored belcrxtnz Lyii, Ana wife
child Ann Elisabeth DIoa- caution all person. as.r
buying tecse Lots from present they M
ssle. Published BY ne.
LYDIA ANN DIXON LEGRANT,
formerly the wife Of Henry Dixon. deceaSd-
CREDITORS NOTICE.-The creditors of the
~ hte firm q. PERsEE BROOKS requested
u~~tius TO be sec WEDNESDAY, Sept IL IL n, a. tie
ofce OF he Pesee BROOKS PaP-r Worts M Sprurss
ke~ together resp-ctius the f-re
Of The Pao<r Mills q; W indsoT Loeit. Cesu.
Esv-Yort, s<p.- s, ls5s GEO. J. FORREST Assignee.
NOTICE.-An persons owing money h POR-
IN TERS SPIRIT OF THE TINES will plesse PAY i. a.
the ofcs Of .ha, paper, Nc. 3 Ann-st. New YORK.
Nc one j. authorized 20 eo.ec, oG.side.
1Sept 9, lSis. A. c. DAYTON
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-09-10
Real estate for Sale.
4 SPLENDID PROPERTY at PRIVATE

A SPLENDID PROPERTY at PRIVATE
~ The Farm ard Residence Of the late Chsss Nett
man who per shed the III aed steamer Ausrs situated a.
Poptoosuc Hancock County Illinois Toe farm consist. OF
abut 20 acres excellent land In high state OF catvaon
ard sd ons the plot OF Ponosuc Ii has on vineyard
of 10 sres Of variety Of Grapes ell bearing and 10
client condition. fns Vegetable and Flower risn laid on
and planted with much taste aud expenses thrifty young VI
chsd large stone Mansion, with carriage house stables and
ot 10 su the The and mansion
are beautifully located fine VIZ OF the Mss~Pp
River valley for long distance Ponioosuc reg ,ded
one OF the healthy desirable points for residence on
the Mississippi River - . -, M,
bon. s,tacned situated immediately at the steamboat landing
The mill consists Of four OF the machinery Ia ex
c.lept condition Attached to tie mill hps Sswm Lum
her Yard &c Also 10 are timber Land the mill
III. above will be od together separate the
chaser M az desire Conditions lib raj aud FOR
hcula,s inquire of WILLIAM ID. VOl3r,
Poutooslc Hsncors County III.
Rssr,ucs- Althof Berrmann Co, No 81 Maiden lane.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-09-10
Cost an6 forna.
60 farmers arl6 Others.

DONE MANURE.
ID SAVINGS and GROUND BONE, for fer.iizins psIpseA
CRUSHED BONE. expressly for GrspeIes-
TURNIN0S, for Csse laundering and Feeding.
NA!Auied pure. For sae by
CHRISTIAN SCHWARTZ,
Fsc.ory. East 5H-s
0fhc- No Is veseyst-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-09-10

nORSE-POWERS and TliRESHING MA
CHNEs-Soe a-e.fs or the folosils celebrated M
chu-s which viii Be SOLD uG.ctsers prices: Wheeers
one AK Two Bce Railway Powers Thrters and Sep~.stou
Whessrs Iwo Horse ksiW Power. Thr-sh-r Separator and
Clearer Pts,s one si Two Hose Rasay Power fhr-shsr
sr5 s-lora0r kne,'s Doe ava oHorse Railway Power.
Tr.tI sTG SeYNuo-; TaYns Circuar Nro1xni-lron and
Woo Two our Use Power Csst lron Sweep Lever
Powers for Two solT II For sae ~ A. u hAihER
c., Agricuuisl Warehouse and Se.ds:ors No 81 V-sey
between Blosdway end Gr-enw ich 81, New.York.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-09-10
THREE SECONDHAND SAFES for SALE,
WILDEke and HERRINGS PATENTS.
Aiso hyeassl Jevssrs Safs q No. s. Nsldsa lana

WE ADVISE those uEing solution Citrate o.
Wv nssnssia . oehex sains purssves TO try ROGfRys
CITRATE OF hA0NESlA Tn powder) ,mical subsu
s oS 6afatoGa cooking drink Fsr sale By al Drug
~ ospes, Ne 10 6pr,ss Price Is osaa psg bot.ls
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-09-10

CEED WHEAT.-MEDITERR SEED
~ WHEAT w,issius 6S poauds pr bushel
Bue Steam White Wheat tbs Nhss las ve-y strong and
,a stem, rc' at,e % fsI oT Ste Tie "hei Aiss and
rl.nr Wr'gbius IS p)u-ds Per 6usheL
Also T6o,Ay Clover SEED, erop Red Top, Orchard
ALL Sas Gfa,s Seec for sale by -
A =. MAYHER Co,
Agricultural Warehouse ana SEED Store.
No. siVssey.s.., tttwcs frosds aud Cr-envicauL
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-09-10

NICE brown stone HOUSE, No. l34 West 10th.
~ st. recently vacated By Dr. Chaplin, for SALE or RENT
Apply TO CHARLES PARTRIDGE, No. AZ Broadway
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-09-10

LIVERY FAMILY q HOME.-The Homestead
~ improvement Company erecting dw.uuss costing
AIO TO 5000; easy payments East New York 10 now q
great railroad celt. and property rapidly nplovns In value
For plsns Of buildings Ge, apply to CHARLES K MILLER,
No Is william St Room No T.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-09-10
miscellaneous.

T. BARNARD, STEAM KINDLING-
Krdlng Wood from the bes. Of Pine Of so per load
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-09-10

CTEAM ENGINES, BOILERS, and STEAM
~ PUaPS-Orden received for all kinds s,esn EusIns<
Shsfng and Pulies. r. SPRAGUE, 2l9 Cen.Iek
METALLIC BAROMETERS-Pstent JuM
WI H. Portable, durable and handsome-esch ~
Every IL warranted and exchanged, not ssSS
tory. Description s-rt by mail
VICTOR BEAUMONT. No. It's Contrast MI
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-09-10

ITO MANUFACTURERS of COAL and ROSIN
L OIL9-J COLWELL, Iron Founder foot 27h-s., Nortl
kyef, prepared 70 give es.ustes and furnish KETTLES
nom SO 10 600 gallons each Having large experience
s business b can tnn oat the worn With Dispatch Tue Ket
~ eli maze from Cannon Iron.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-09-10

EOR SALE-A GRIST MILL and FARM, 10
Il Morris County New.Jersey three miles from the Morris
Essex Railroad depot at Madison The Mill has
runs Of Burr ct perfect order with excellent
power The Fam contain, 6 good Land with sb2n y
upon t. For particulars apply Gus. j.
THEBACD esq, No l3 Nassau st., New York, Madi-
son, NewJersey, TO 4. BEAUPLAND.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-09-10

T B. CROOK, No. so Fuiton-st., Msnuises -,
u end Importer OF IIGHIN0 TACKLE In ~ - .
Cutlery. 0urA Powder ana Biol, Meta Sstnes, sos IL
REPAIRING seas o, shor, p9,.oA Essse!sase - '~''
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-09-10
Sorses, Carriages, 81.

CARRIAGES. CARRIAGES AN elegant as
~ Of FRS, os Carriages manufactured Ia this dy
may be- found No 76 Broadway l0hs Strangers vie
Is the city invited cali illustrated caAlg cent
ehen reSneSted JAMES b. bkEWSTEk
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-09-10
NOR SALE-A desirable RESIDENCE at

COR SALE-A desirable RESIDENCE at
IL Poushkeepse In good healthy situstou, commanding
fns view OF the Hudson premises fronting South Liberty
BY $50 deep With exceedinsy well built modern two
IS ST. containing good szed rooms
tne windows with inside shutters, closets and bath
oom front and back stairs Kitchen, with range water.
pipes ks gas box ventiators In the wallis and marble
msnles throughout, good dry cellar under the who'll with
and Chisons furnace garden well ksd with
also variety Of Ornamental and
shrubs Tenant the and good supply Of sprrs
rain Apply MARY SMART, the premises,
70 JOHN w. MASON, No. IS finest, NY.
EOR SALE-Four Story HOUSE and LOT,
Il 81 Carroll South Brooklyn, voraby situated. with
oil the modern improvements Aso the next Cottage, with
In front Inquire Of H. MARE Clocks and
Jewelry Store, No 81 Columbia Ct, South Brooklyn.
CNOR SALE-A valuable TRACT of LAND, st
In Eli County Pa The Hoe Of the ssabnD 80
Erie Railroad Also Lands In Sullivan County Pa Apply
he oos Of the Homestead Company. No l~ troad wsy
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-09-10

VXANTED.-AM Man to INVESTa few HUMID
w RED DOLLARS in and ASSIST in SELLING very
valuable PATENT having such experience and other
business 10 visit the several Fairs they occr preferred
AdoressE II. g., Box No. leg Tribune Office.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1859-09-30
LIE Preserving Coats and Yeats.

Stepping into Mr. Baldwins day or two since, we
saw some of the articles manufactured by the Delano
company and were particularly pleased with them For
persons going to sea, otherwise travelling anywhere
Or in any way liable to accident by water they must be
invaluable as they be just the same as any
other garments, with no difference in appearance and no
perceptble addition to their weight bulk, and can be
inflated in less than minute, and when inflated afford
ing perfect safety.
The value of these garments is attested by high au-
thorty, including the officers of the Paraguay expedi
ton and other gentlemen equally qualified to judge
Mr. Baldwin is the sole agent for this town. as appears
by the certificate published in advertising columns
the original Of which we have seen.