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Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1859-01-05

Lc-erzn D Rice etal
Be- v;r;ue a. an order oGssie. in the ahO=e entitled
cause issu-t ,ut Of the C0urt cf Common Pieas~0f
Tfunau / county Que aud 10 mr directed and esliv
-rec. nsV- levied GA, aGd shall eXI-se TO Puelie
sal At lH= door Of h Court House. IN NsrreE, in
ssId csg-tv. on Saluritv. the 2l-h day 0fJangary. A.
D.. ir59 fetweeu the hO1rs OF 10 O'Clock. A 81. AKA
! o'ci-ck. P "a % said day, the iOilOsing described
RAJ Est1t-- 90 E;t: Si-set= ia Hris,oi. or township
u-u.Hrr y u H. tie fourth range OF Townships. IL
The Gc-u--- cut West-rr R-srrve 70 the state OF ohio,
ard wh.i,js sise! in the CpEIts Of 1ruri~ul.- ana is
sIoEu.y f,rt ofl't nun1er t~rsty-Rvc. az AMI h1d'
d-d as lai,oWs: Beginning az = post in the south East
corner. tH=ucu North two nuI drei and tssHGy-nine
C=e) robson -sads formerly owuel BY PeiTy ieyc"ck.
-h-ucc Westfry ESQ (2) roll ou the t1@Lship linz e
q so-. gHegce Sluli rGU hnnGrc dsudt Welty nine t-J
70 Is Oh I.rLs fOCr-rlv oguei Fv L=uau kicharis. l.
"A p I; thence sast Gf-y-yEo reds OF 20 the Pise- OF
t-gauug coatliuiag S-vrat, fl.recTes and silky
q mt rois o l7n1 - the s4m-mors or less. AppraiS
Ell a. SiafJ FER acr-.
T-exs.-CsshO ON day of Sale
A . LYMAN. sheriff
Sheriff Qghre. Warren, Dee 20 i-5--5E.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1859-01-05
January Appoinamcnts.
DR II. TUBBS will be in attendance

Or II. TUBBS will be in attendance
- as foIlogs:-
HAksEN- National Hotel, Monday January 3Is..
hA'ESS'' Prertiss hUuse, "wednesday January s6,h
f0r Consultation ePOA aH diseases of fAs Tbroa,
EAssS' heaTt, Lirer. Sf0m7eA. BOrsEs, KigseHs.
- SS'eeH- I7Lso. D-OgSg. GrcUeI. .fisR.
Nervousness, DftthtE. Dyspepsia. Female Dixeas'
e., -ag"e and Fsoer. Fds. lRsarifies Of me Stood.
h'AP''0"S- Cancers, Uiters aud all other varieties
u h'hs standing COMPLAINTS, both Ex.srnal aud IN
teTHAI.
for Soinetea years. Dr. TrBBs has devoted his entire
hroHle Di>eases. treltiug thousands anu1 lis,
htnS o' Nh0m had exhausted every other resource
at.''lh 'eA'h- Is NO CASE ARE MINERAL or OTHER
ros"Ns ENrLofED' NOR DOES uE MAKE SICK TO MAKE
WILL OK lEAG DOWN TO BrILD UP AGAlN. The medi.
SLlSs eau tr Lken with safety by the most driIcate,
an pt,i-LtS EaJ remain at hone. and Continue, with
iTu-lehee- their ordinary Diet and exercise. Maay
l'lNe recovered under the treatment after friends ANA
iiS streams nave nal given up all hope. the isaispula-
ne evidences OF which ctn always be IN, nished- =
ihV'i'ds' however reduced or despairing. are invited
,-.t.I ana may he assured that no encouragement will
prospect q recovery
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1859-01-05
LAIN'SEXCHANGEBANK

Exchange Banking and Collection business trans
acted on the most reasonable terms.
Drafts drawn. toagkt aud sold, on New York and
principal European Cities
Good paper discounted and interest paid on time
deposits.
Collections made in all this region on fair terms and
rel1ltted. less exchange. pr0RpfIa
Polynesian., 1859-09-03
Later from China.

By the arrival of the ship Aurora, July 81, to
San Francisco, forty-eight days from Hongkong,
we have received papers from that city of June
MIR. R. Acock, English Consul General for
Japan arrived at Shanghae, May %, with the staff
of officials for Yeddo, Hakodad and Nagasiki.
They proceed Immediately to Japan to establish
consulates. Mr.. Aleock had with him the ratified
treaty.
The u. S. steam-frigate Powhattan arrived at
Hongkong, May 10, with Gen. Ward, the Ameri-
can Minister The Powhattan leaves for Tien-tsin,
and will be the first to test the reported obstruc-
tions at the mouth of the Pei-ho. 1t is supposed
the Russians will have steamer of light draft
awaiting the arrival of Gen. Ward.
Three Russian war steamers had sailed for the
Amoor.
There is a report that the Russian Government
has given eight thousand pieces of cannon to the
Chinese in consideration of land cessions at the
Amoor.
An imperial autograph letter in reply to me-
mortal directs the Criminal Board to take the sub
ject of opium trading into consideration.
The Russian Admiral at Hongkong, owing to
some misunderstanding did not fire salute on the
birthday of the Queen of England. The French
vessels were decked with flags. The Americans
honored the occasion by flying the English en-
sign
The news from the North is quite serious. It
has of late been the fashion to believe that the
TAPPING rebellion was on the wane, and that the
other sporadic disturbances which have occurred
are of little or no consequence. However, the I'm
perialis troops appear lately to have suffered very
severely in several encounters with them and ac-
cording to all appearances they are likely to COM
mence their career of devastation in the North.
In Japan trade seems to be almost at an end,
some of the cargoes, especially those of sappan
wood having been sent back to Shanghae as I'M
saleable
Polynesian., 1859-09-03
Later from Chile.

On the 3lst of June, a decree was issued through
the Department of Foreign Affairs, relative to the
indemnity claimed by the owners of the ship
Franklin, detained by the Chilean authorities in
Talcahuano in 1892. Chile agrees to pay $751;
600 Chile currency, in full Of all claims, etc.
Thus ends the question which has been 81 nest
egg for all the United States Ministers in Chile,
for the last twenty-six years.-Am. Each.
Polynesian., 1859-09-03

FRESH
Groceries and Provisions
EX CARL MELCHERs,' FRANCES PAL.
MER' and 'FELIXr
IVEsTPHALIA HAMS,
w Boston sugar cured hams,
Bologne sausages,
Sugar cured tongues,
Half and quarter boxes raisinz,
Half and quarter boxes sardines,
Jordan Almonds in demijohns,
In, 2D and 3rb tins oysters,
Do carb soda,
Do cream tartar,
Do thyme,
Do majoram,
Do summer savory,
Fresh apples il qts and pts, glass,
Jordan Almonds in shell,
Cases French brandy cherries,
Jenny Lind cakes,
TumblerS
Ginger snaps,
Assorted Scotch biscuits,
Pearl barley,
Scotch oatmeal,
Fresh ounces,
Fresh pears,
Fresh peaches,
Fresh mince pie meat,
Fresh apples, in TINS.
Assorted English pie fruits
Assorted American pie fruits,
Fresh lard in tins,
Table SALT in boxes,
Assorted spices,
Fresh salmon,
Fresh clans,
Fresh Holsters,
Fresh green cOrn
Fresh green peas,
Fresh honey,
French peas,
Durham mustard,
Ground pepper,
Ground ginger,
Preserved ginger,
Preserved chow-chow,
Candied citron peel
Do orange peel.
Do lemon peel,
For sale by rs III s. SAVIDGE
Polynesian., 1859-09-03

O00 BBLS. PILOT BREAD. Just re.
off CHAS. BREWER, I'd.
Polynesian., 1859-09-03
SUMMARY.

Important Treaty with Mexico..--Valuable
Transit Privileges---American Protector
ate desired.
Polynesian., 1859-09-03

Gbe polpnesian.
From our Extra of August p.
LATER FROM THE
UNITED STATES AND EUROPE!
PEACE DECLARED!

By the arrival of the clipper ship White Soalloc,
Capt Crosby, IL days from San Francisco we have re-
ceved dates to 10Th nst from s. Francisco to July "a
from New York, and to July IA from Europe.
The contents of the news is most startling, and
the sudden conclusion of peace takes the world almost
much by surprise the declaration ofthe war But
so it is.
LONDON, July 13.-The following is a copy of the
peace despatch sent by Napoleon to Eugenia, dated
Vallego, July 11th
A treaty of peace has been signed between the En-
peror of Austria and Napoleon, the following basis
The Italian confderacy to be under the honorary Pres
dency Of the Pope The Emperor of Austria comedies
his rights in LOmbardy to the Emperor of the French,
who transfers them to the King of Sardinia.
The Emperor Of Austria preserves Venice, but she
will form an integral part of Italian Confederacy
(Signed) NAPOLEON.
Paris, July 13.-The Paris Moniteur says that the
great neutral powers exchanged communications with
the belgerents, offering mediation but were unsuccess
fu until the French feet about commencing ope-
ratOns against Venice, and conflict before Verona
imminent, when Napoleon, finding the Emperor Of
Austria willing. concluded the armistice.
The EmperOrs had interview at Villafranca on the
11th inst.
the armsce concluded only after repeated requests
from the French and after Austria had obtained all she
asked.
London, July 14.-It is reported that Kossuth would
propose for a mOnarchial government for Hungary.
Death Of the King of Sweden.
Intelligence from Stockholm confirms the death of
King Oscar at that place.
Opinions Of the English Press.
LONDON, July 13.
The London NeS0s says that the hopes and expecta-
tons of Italy have been deceived and that history will
call Napoleon to account, for making upon false
pretences and then sign weak and selfish peace that
leaves Austria impregnaby fortified in the heart Of
Northern Italy, and commits Central Italy the pat
ronage of the Pope
The London Post contends that the Pope is deprived
of all substance but keeps the shadow of Supremacy
The London Times says that France has spent fifty
million pounds and lost fifty thousand men, only to
give Milan PiedmOntese master, and establish the
Pope in temporary dignity even beyond his imagna-
ton.
The Effect upon the Money Market.
PARIS, July l3.
Napoleon's peace despatch caused immediate rise
Great Advance in COusoIs.
LONDON, July 13.
The news of the peace transpired after the closing
hours of Consols which afterwards sold at SO 12. All
other securities buoyant.
The News Of Peace in Parliament.
LONDON, June 13
cheers in the Houses Lords and Commons.
The ArmisIice.
PARIS, June 13
Some authorities credit England and some Prussia
with the armistice.
Polynesian., 1859-09-03
FOREIGN ADVERTISEMENTS.

TANY MAN WHO PROCESSES TO UNDERSTAND
n all and Sciences to impose an absudi-
~ upon the public. the principle, any medicine
which processes all diseases, is unworthy the
slightest confidence and should be denounced as
quack The Grefenberg Family Medicines do not
assume TO cure all diseases with remedy They have
eleven medicines adapted its peculiar diseases
and time has proved beyond question: the efficacy and
tany preparations Their list comprises the follow
ing medicines:
GR.FFENBFRG VEGETABLE PILLS.
yHARSHALL'S UTERINE C.4THOLICON;
GR.EFENBERG S4RSAP.4RILL7
GR.FFENBERG PILE REMEDY;
GR.FFENBERG DYSENTERY SYRUP;
GREEN MOUNT4IN OINTMENT;
GR.FFENBERG CHLDREN7S P.4N4CE4;
GR.FFENBEKG COESUMPTIVE'S BALM
GR.EFE.NBERG EYE LOTTONi
GR.FFENBERG FEVER & AGUE REAEDY
GR.FFE.NBERG HEALTH BITTERS;
GR.FFEN3ERC MANUAL OF HEALTH.
For sale by all Druggists.
General Agents. REDINGTON CO.,
Wholesale Druggists San Francisco. I
S. PORTER FORD, NJ. D., Agent, Honolulu 25-tf
New-York daily tribune., 1859-07-01
WINSTON HOUSE, ST. ANTHONY MN

w NssVAAs o. bAtROW, Tht. A.
shs lsfsest and nsss eesAni hTnec Hot. In o. A.
end IL open Zoe the Accommodation a s,..s. -
oonnananss i sisht % the fals q b. AIhep, 90 ~ o.
ssvaory aud Balconies sford the hns ssws hs, e.. A.
a Of the cities of 81 Antloly and MGnsapaa NN
This House t oompred At oss, of ana f,s,..
- IN ptpcey style q an ssaii.onsi .sHsHs, q seous
fou nies distant fon tho w,sslo~ Hsas. In
ssstAesy dieeon They approached by exessn tl
1ron .s H,sl s,d q s object peeminsni tAsy sna r.
10 ssst they never A sroi,s shs sansssoa v asis
Srsnsees bosfd 81 per day.
Vks tables e., farnshed With the GeA,es variety sns The
sss The mAste soras and s,ienon wanting 10 sAAs
0.w. MCLEAN, rrcrhe,cs.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-07-01
Dilliar0 Gables.
Boar6 an6 Rooms.

A FEW GENTLEMEN, OF a Family, cin be ac
IA sdsied With BOARD and tts cJalHt. d home
s an sysrsesu family sfustsd very pssssniy BnklJa
Islsh tLfce ff ninn-s walk rom Wan and fn.on Ter
Os. tsh, EeEwood wsisf a. Please .ddfs-s ~ D. w
New-York daily tribune., 1859-07-01
Sousts ano farms hauteb.

X{rAATED-To vufchsse for cssb. mortgage Or
w sf'g pffy~dy CDCsJHf PLsCE o. NJ fDtS 4e''s.
y g,<.1 isyssssr's pcfyM Nsisf ns'by cf1I ys'-,1.
81 10 f4Irlrs ~ Hscgsl. l OrEs We byymtr1 -
81 t,fforr a Ascfssl, All fsi yetS i-sss Fsst Ofss
Ha1 80 tDf
New-York daily tribune., 1859-07-01

a ~ - -.
,.. =, ., iss kockLAND fkMALG INSTITUTE located BE-
. as.. ana r)ack, diircfy tiIo II lsni VII 10
suf We ta.stien IA Jgy ani A4ssst 81 the feepo
~ husst ei a1i', e'necl fsme. To toss wlshinE
yy ~ sna cav silssc's o tAs cty, fn1busd with
~. q ne eoun'y, hs rsee probably ahe
foh v Nr''''''' " '''"
s'' fu"l'' rsiisi.f', esIi ~ In.'u,s or .adre..
IL. 4 4 II a -. l. Ii
New-York daily tribune., 1859-07-01

- Hes sssas Puvsss Bosfd may Gnd superior accomoda
nses sp.,oss oae snS ss rooms sfaPie and shaded play
grhds 81 rssousbie fstss unaiss wst hon tolscsi
svnes u sppJihs Inn edlsisy 1LhfLE GROVE hOUsk,
s.ssasa spFa g. ksw.Sofs.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-07-01
6ummer Retreats.


KITTA1TNNY HOUSE, DELAWARE
lAwATEg OAP.Tb. place. i,siei A. The psnssgs ~ thq
Dswus thsass bus Ridge, s UnsuTPsssrd Ia natural beau
" the pgny ~ s sspbfs, AID tn ~ cDhsfgn"nt D. a
fpnhss u has s-o bs staous II s dives psas-, noun
tss fsnbss oxins tathag. bsns, H.. tgsteI viii kD~
ias ALI sne billiards
II l. sssy a sooe Pssssnssfs leave Now Yofk by bJs
ofC.H,fsl HsIosd 81 hes Isfsey foa Pier No. a. r. Al
4. ". BKODHEAD.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-07-01
Cox 60 UCI n y 4 :.
s4rrsToF EYA.
90 OalG WHITE sCLPHCR SPRINGS
E1usts to lst

E1usts c let.
CTEAy POWEk = LET 9. z Zzbs's Sc.i
- q IL ar .~oF,ry 80 gsCI lzf. - - y =,
n & s>ss<f ~
i-ss..>s>,y 49, - BsIZ Ds = Pst,ir r. = q "a
80 -
CLHODL KGOXE ~ LIZ Il ~ blbLk
y PfJfEZ sslyzA.-I sa,< 4 0s,o>s % ,s.5s< tS -
,r,<ss - cssz - ~ ~ Ef yssr = sfs-s.s = -,
)rfICEs >, LIT T. 70 oar - - m fss~
ssls Issy ytz-s.fsfs c.. 4 - - >>Ss %
ffssl< o. fx~sg-
rI'O LII. s.d fER&II ~ II skLt, ~ -,
i INK ff lls1s r t>e fse4'g n DD9hk XXI -
r(T ~ -. - L~zrrO-s4. fsti---s - lt = ftJ -
~ SssL<l.zgsspr 80 80 ,-sla y D r,Mt T.
sfl =. - - slfE.lT = r A'NfNi''-
RIO LYhgE-TEs UPPER PAET q q. > ~
,,ss> p,r.s. BUILDING. ~ III E'.1tSsy. ~ a
WILLIAM TATLoA, hss - se4.a-sy Sr = Ioha TAX
IIk ~ I'd sns1psT
TI'O LII a. FLUSHING. l.. l.. nett COT
ION slsh sys Sss1sr yss4s u e ~ al r-ftf1t
sgs..1 s.11 - csJ t.gsss fffJ - ~
svess THs ess horf fn,n - LtJ fl.- k>,s bv Af>g
!, B. HILLfAZh 20. IN Ca5.z-s@ssr.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-07-01
FI'UE briggs PATENT PIANO-FOKTE
a. THE RIOTfy PIANO

VXrONDERFUL IMPROVEMENT in
w GRAND PIANOS.
IFIsWaY SONS invite srs.. md The plbNe IN ysnSrl
b. csn snd ersfnine their newiy.nventei OVERSEEING
GRAND PIANO which, for pytsr and atty u t0as pro
uood slferor ~ suy oer Grand Piano By 81 who have
Gnlned whom ,se tes muses 1ase 4 ~ com
tr, fL as L G.cifcf Th Hsgsn fRdi'oE Il TIE NIaes
hrt ev g. g. Ii. ". 4. King " Mason, ~. &. Iialn, H.
a. Ho1slLsgyt A H. WOyd sad usEny ohm, -
Esnaheiursf, So. q and - Wsserst., Newiort-
New-York daily tribune., 1859-07-01
oF'icr o. TaE Mnw.yKa, .so sHsssoI. R.n-l

aosp Conr.AY, sflxsgE--, J4as 6 lg5s. I
NOTICE ls hereby gwen that the DEED Of
IN ORGANIZATION d tk C,alpsny IL ir to- 0os 4 tne
secr,sTy - this Cou p.I IL IL Ctr 4 NIwste, f-siy
b. executed by hdsr. q ouds gre- BY ne u q te
Ls Cree sid Nwaus-e Raifo.d Comp .ly ulder fire. 1fs
4 Viii It's Ccpsny ofsaZe1 snd prsons h1ciEE sleb
borc., WLo have srzdy szccted ~ nJled -
Do e. in r-Ts1E or by attorney c1ly sI'Ronzt1.
Eo-ice slso re tlzt r. Srfcclry u ths Company VII
ss-e CERTIFICATES u te sock o. III C0piny the bod
.-cb boLds Upou surrender TERED Ia pirsusEc. q n-
provi,iots Il ths Deed 4 Orrs1!slf.0n.
No,ce sso given that The 6ald q Dr-c., Il This Comp.ry
have nsd@ ASSESSMENT .H- si-k tfe o. OSb
PER CESTJM for Es p1ross = p.yiar the of fore
closnE td # OrEszrg tbs Compuy pay
.he before th era. dag ~ JCy the Treasurer q "a
Coupsuy .: bia oafce in ~. City ot 81 Hiwsltes.
DWIGHT ". KEYEs, Sscre.A-y.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-07-01
Jneirnfiion.


80 4 MER. SCHOOL INST" 3i6 BrOsdwaY
~ y. =, te Chesinut u Pbis., sapties hooi. wlh
= I,s iefs fyr plruen' aud Te8ct nc VIZ, p-
tilHh Hsi-gsuCes-Fsc4'y Abclst tL, Df Lr.l M4s1n,
ile ioa 1teo FIcilruyeu sNITIL WOODMAN %.
ELMIRA FEMALE COLLEGE-An institution
~ hghrst rrtce. With DoueG Drpaftmfu IN w'dci al
tus6Fr. Tal Expense pr seDn a twenty Neess,
s1I Yrot< n, Ser l. Fof C.isr1rs kc adiIc. tLe Rev
A. ". COW LIS, j.. u, Eliniia, y. y.
IENI. EDUCATIONAL AGENCY-for en-.
~ tslt EACuEG5 of aEy p3,0n, Iuf1slus
TO- ~laos DrIfiHa -fudrffs. S.. lr rrri l. al t!cs
the nes q. g. SAKE n. O. Bible ilo.s.. b. Eis; MBsH
T.ensuD sDd Dr. M,ciisio,s d. BcHlH, Troy and
ff.sidslis Pess~ and Lablfct, w.
V'ARRYTOWN INSTITUTE.-CTc giving
i pafanlsfs con h obsiA,d a. D.. OOODENOJbHS Box
s'or Nsssalt n. Y, or ofA. NEWMAN An, Principal
&D0 SntASliLAND INST. snd MUSICAL
V.D@ OO ACADEMY, Csi'kil boin'ain. Bob
PR OfAHTkHD h.KfN Studsu's received tame. fw
tsrtl liar. 4ddress the Rev HESRY J. EOx, A. st. Ashland
y v, Of u. O. bb BEARD. ssq No. 50 Broadway.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-07-01
rutlerp, fdrhware, &t.
souse- furnishing gcohs.

DRES SIRNE J. YOUR FRUIT.
LUDLOW s PATENT SELF-sEALlSG JARS d TN,
CHINA ard ola Tho bea and only reliable Jar iu ufft-if
e Instantly wtout SOLDER, wax, o oeneri aad preteges IL
irf is H. uaiulsI state.
H. be-, CARPET- -swEEPEB OF s s!sy sold :. ,n.,f
CkOCkLR4 HOUSE, and li.ly wafiaurd, ~
GhlFfES TITUS. sj.c AEen's
So. s. j8tn %
New-York daily tribune., 1859-07-01
furniture.

EAGLE ENAMELED FURNITURE MANU-
IL FACTORY, Gt BTD.dwsy doorE above LanfA kecnes
efi Chamber slcs Sud md crDsmcuted IN s lee and
oois fn ugwaid Ha sain city couuiryar aot e1nsh
rd ruhsd this b. auul FHrut1fe SPrns Beds a..
L'NAMELED BEDROOM FUItNlIURE, 10 all
cors perloG aud wtFTaGsd mhuuat1re hrshcd IN
isudscsr- fsso lri aud f3sers ai H. ~ lAhklSGIONS,
N 81 Canal a., crpo'ts Wooster k'tsoAiaed iat0
ENAMELED + l. RSIT Il x L. - First-clas.,
IL Ofaired ard Ornarns'c Gknowledged superior IN stys
,rG llsA any i this county Also, Mafesses, Bed
tlrg A. of ale By J. w USHER Co, No. az BosdSAy
IRON BEDSTEADS. IRON HAT-RACKS,
! iROS STORE srOOLs-S'o5s pat up 10 stores free 4
chhlle. Gl.s cqI'at Liberal terms 90 the trade
JANIS SCOTT, 10. 10 Cente-.l, cor9sI u Caas 4.
T'OLNANs Patent SefNentllating SPRING
i BED an3 NAfTRFSs conbined.-ILe mot b thy,
h4hs AID .con0nsi BID used combnos az ts Nis,n
stls Aai lair mattress snd The ooni ~ Of fetAs pc5S
without thiF lsG gAiatea xgCanAs l door cast Il B~sy
New-York daily tribune., 1859-07-01
"CURF" HoTEI,-FIRE ISLAND BEACH

~ j. now op.n iof he reception q glcs's. Nis,ou VIII
sss te Lons sud kslfoad Baih frFJ, BnnElyu At o
.ot<a m aud J1 M ~h.fr ket can b. procured 9, the
s Hsi Via Deer fsrs thence by 0muibu.es o. Bsbyon,
~tsse tie sPssndh steamer Wave Capt H Soasgd all be- IN
sstihs 70 eotseJ passeng~rs 10 to- llJrl Pare 81 -
e. 4 BLOOMEK L Co ffoYf.et1fs
New-York daily tribune., 1859-07-01

H OPLs Ibe stages Heet the car. Il .uscs lls-
ins The so-ah Eefy, Bro siJu o. 10 o. n. Ard f.h
Ds EKpssss uh asr No 40 brpfdNss, ~ nHd
No III John st ii 10 = AXE bisgas u n" fason o
cay patti - tbs city.
hessssy.r wii sa.s Boyd. Espfcs. So q wnIsmU.
With .tsfs aud sl Parcel. fr fhe 81 The y
Siioa. FRANCIS RIDER. ffogiistoE
New-York daily tribune., 1859-07-01
MOUNTAIN GLEN HOUSE,, PLAINflELD

lVI J-1HIs DAY, from 10 go foc0ck may br saru e
view o. iLs Place Ais9 ihr popIictpn, - ELLSWORTH
EHOTiifhN NJ ~ DeY 49, tbaning seelrfJ, sir sHd water
Warn snd cch Baths c>sn Bed aJ loas sld g0d Tabs
No fe,tf aid ssns.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-07-01
8eol &stqis fox Gqls.

A ONE-AND-A-HALF STORY COTTAGE,
u fye r<s tf'hfn aL1 o'iaf N prf Ogffea. bsf e.
~ fs fDf f~ffy ~ LylI lssLd h4ffsd s'4stsd
BnfsNsF fsi f.eossrs HUI Flffr s'rfrs issfs
esfy lfbff minnie PM o zh tsfn sssy. hcafef' sDf
% n pea tpis J.. ~.
BEAUTIFUL FARM X T. 81 u l. NC l. Oh
II FOsEOhEOu4 LtEk. LDhO isLhtDi . scfes, W.
Efns cGsf Bouss 13 y iOfT wth fI'"1siDb g',d "f-
barn nsv TI23 lfrse O,lsni BstfT bn1fng 80 IsitnE
yssy besfy ks,i Cb.sp 81 cash q. KihO 1nb9ns pBo'
COTTAGE HOUSES COUNTRY hEAIS-
" GAFDFs FARN-.-Th@ Hofresfssd inpfyte0i~Lt Com
tssy y h eel COTTLOE HOrbK3 COUNTRY STATS te
Win mr. ~ five scss a. Ksst hs fofs hnyewfn &C. .,
aitfn . 50 z1Da A'.a viii d9ellhg b. Kinrs or
Oa,,. os iskiny psyosa. g. uiiois - impfose
IsIfs fuh dfsfroB ln nilrfgsge ~ pf"nisss
CHAS n MILLER. 20 ljWihamst., RoDn No.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-07-01

u FALLs-ROBRHT y COLEMAN, Ate q the FIRM ~
CoaasA sssts 81 Ls As0r Hgoss. srd recently
sss~d tbs ~ kiahoas Hotel hs~Io has, IA opnnei9n
9TH hs 10. Ffsdsrk W CDsn opousd ths shove uaoged
os ~hoh hasiss been enlarged snG greatly Improved
Ssas ysry sssrAbs ~ ysos A. tk the ,aades Il water
New-York daily tribune., 1859-07-01
painis. Oils, Glass, 81.

MINERAL OH. is one Of the FINEST COh Oils
lNI ever oecr.d II 10 besul IN eo anti1fn IN qIAity
not u Tree iIoGs uk.lfr i-irsvF, sLd
viii bufn .nd - brilliantly any o'hsr sinrs cHr,r
s,d MOS, ,p.rGd sht IL the aslal hrfsre
o Amp ad Is w..n,ri q quality uI.arpas.t by saJ cher
10 u.rs.. JOHN w. QUINCY Co, Asruis,
No " WlhAns-st
ESPER GAs-LN'llf GREATLY M
PROVED The bret sud cheapest Artiicisl Lish; In u.-
fsufr. for sale b. HOLT CONF, " sssp-r Ca
Lab, Couf fauy. No. 51s Bro.dssy. L.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-07-01
I ONG BRANCH BoARDERs can save one

j hsif sIT-rsr ,by dttnrs hlsu8snf Ns'os 'snf, when
dss,fshls, RHAbAhN. Al ~ someslc, syrcnltfa day
aud stbsf sciAtiea io oafnr q residents Liable Gu
s.JeEes g. ffsneh Wben desed Hal. vita Nnse, without
shssr.. Shady efoues vita lsssss .e from ussss And
hsr ~ lie eaTteq er bou fast0Lg gbf frul
~. s.s.ibs - lid Bs5A bosis day Hirs ~ H MsuAnf
ho "a Csfiistdtgi. Law Bod, no l1 Pct BfJsdwayi
sulihs nossoT shlr Puafnacy biodvsY Open tGo4Engt
yss fonftb Il J1Y eEeunpus Invited q, select
Address wAhKEk LAW, Lssasss lhtl4iG, New Jesssy.
$40 to eg psg wssk.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-07-01

fnss Vest orl tbe W'a Park, opt'e Hydc PsfE ~ 'hs
Hld RIVER and win y bDurs ~ rsfed ffofn te CRY =
le. Yes Itsls crgfshe cOHnfry releIcr. cD1pn1 ~
6D11t ~ a bnd which refe spae pps dTehs
iose tfd s rscfsff or'lfifgs al iu cpnpke nfdf s'h
: rff. lswn G'lsd VIII bTIst q Otber slsdc nees,
tLa siT4tbsy On iLe p.sce s i.Ife spPs ocbsd
std ualy sfifr kinds II f1t The ~ IL p.doe-
Lgo. sf4 rf LrstoH (teLz oniy }. nulrs from daily
sfanba3 isrdngj feLdefs a conyeLisrt q ship s
padus nsfk~ Th~ place dsin,he for fsuJ ~rst
hg lf esl1fnce very nsshy pan II ts country
Tie Iffs gfl f1fusec srd Le farm well slPp with
rsrsssf. f.riairz btelst s.o hl.s csirae-s, Ge la
fae sulsoss s t-' grn'e' pnvsts family would requires
o. u n sYsfsby Desfcd ~Old make besgtll sDd COVE
nfft ofstu IN sciD o. fe pEe is sprLz ~ fsrfTs
vaf tie rlsdlesl qusls n whob have sa@cDd some
,ia 4tant ores Al b. Oh ped = % very rcss1nzbe
Tir' hslf ,ash 'he b Lcr n.orzsfe Wo4 BE- *
ttsug'G g. f1nctsc cy goyEl 70 T. thf iaf4c.!afs
Y6E j. hAhGkNT Hssl Ettt~ AlrLf FlHELfrrIae D4tess
-'' " CHAs. LAURENCE.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-07-01
gopar1nnshiY.

U'HE COPARTSERSHlP ksrct0fors eIlssns
i t-trr-~- L q HfLLEz ~ Z - DAVIS, go p.
= ~ yILTER o. = - cay to- - - -1-sa.l
&C.,. L Z NlLLfk q tta-r-e T. -f.e ~ s.s =
- lt-s sfE--Seu -fess. itE- 2 lir- I s.L-,-
New-York daily tribune., 1859-07-01
Jrsurcrre Couydniss.

-IuSe--s-y .xtt-s- Ess - s-s--
CAFEGUARD INSURANCE COMPANY.
- o. No u Sa.sss-s.. o1-leS 81 C~ss. h-~-fch
cIyiTaI-Psx . -. ,-rs.y l-r.sae< ~ * .
srE?Lt ; IEz ]. > = -
T.. Cseazy uc--~s a sF.rY 80 -
z To- - C-.ry L-c1t1-k L-.s Put-- e-2i-ea D~-i'
- s,rs. w. fastr<a-s - No.ss.Ss 40 So
80 NJ s-.- Ees-.s l. ;sr A. asss - g saA<r ~
g.. q; - rs<1o.c rss,s
JtSSs <. EfFLFR' Pr. kLsEzR WILLIE V. ersa
HE.Er r. YooTs s-c-s-s-T-
New-York daily tribune., 1859-07-01

w rsrtars Il uta Bs-t have GeciLre1 DivlDESD Z
FOgE PER CFfT tte c1gt g,et = ~ prts Il -
4sDtss psyEb.s .h Ssrkiss HDrss tLt ssr he
Ilft Il j4J. pr.. l1r.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-07-01

~ II CHAMBERS. Bible House, AstOr. place
L. -oIAHOs Z. rs, 80, s75. slo9 sl2j si5o. si7j
s41, err. $50,
Nd ag.sfa. :, D. B.h. Koa... oor ihs. ~ f.hsy.