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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-09-27
OHIO STATE LOAG.MS6. 400. 900.

hHlO STATE LOAN.-TO,4UUOW'
" OFFICE or THE COMMISSIONERS OF THE SfSKIsG FUND
OF rHz STATE OF ONO, Columbus, Aug. %, 1860.
s SIT 4 H sS f M Ta 70
applied essc,s to The % D.. 81 ,SI s peS s
Comoners of the sinking md Of the STATE under author
c s ssss As%G " s % 1sHsys
Cits until IL O'Clock Of the TWENTIETH DAY
E Eq F1s HS N S' h6 DOLLARS i'll
Transferable Cedc'.e. Of the Funded sad Esssersd Dso o.
1861 paid annually on The hrst days oil
July each yeM q the Ohio Sae AEen;y IN ae cry o.
which as to per cent Of interest and tbs ue Of
deo shall be n YIN ,SSG o. e s Com
oneIs may deem TO be mo" advantageous to the STATE 'n'
bearing interest at the rate csntqn per apng%
and At ss Pss;g ssS q ss state A'' ne
Bearing interest at the rate Of SIX per ceatu PER an1T
.ud edesuabie At the pleasure Of The State amer tue
Bearing interest at the rate Of sS per esnta PEI
and redesmsbe at the Of , tss state alter the
Each proposal distinctly os which Of these c,ss
Of cerfcst II made the amount o. either %nGn
70 be taken and must be oy Suss
certificate Of Of the osnrs S equal i've
r Of the smonnt Of bid for which shall DO
!, 'hs 10 U,y hs residue Of his bid tho
sr specified parpoe No bid 81 less than the par yaue
lars Will BE- considered and each bid shall be deemed as made
h.r the hole named therein or for such pro rats s
bidder. regard being had 10 the other proposals
Interest on deposit the rate for when the
are awarded to him. will be allowed 20 each successful oaas
and adjusted on delivery Of the cer6cstes aud each VIII oe
required to pay the residue Of the amount bid 6y hm on ns
TY-SiNTH DAY OF DECEMBER, 1859, at the ONO
s.at IN the City Of at which time add place
the ce6catss awarded will b. ready for delivery Cerhoste
~ The Funded Debt Of the of Ohio edeemabe on the first
dsy Of January 1851 viii be received paymeht OF any part Oh
III dt tbs unsucces.ful bidders VIII be returned to
them upon application the Ohio State Agency on tue day next
subsequ est % the opening Of the proposals. RI .
The Commissioned the right reject any or all Of the
bids hey shall deem In order to protect or pro-
mote the interest Of tho State
Propos for this loan must inclosed in sesed envelope
dreoed 10 the Of the Sinking Fund Of the STATE
~ Ohio and Endorsed Proposals for Ohio Loan"
In order 10 secure uniformity aud for the convenience Of bid
Ser The have prep form of proposal which
ossbsr With copy ofthe oct sutozing the osn and In
,on desired Ia the premises may be obtained at the Ohio
st,t Agency in City the Office OF the Commits
'" r. W TAYLER Auditor Of State,
A p RUSSELL, Secretary Of State,
O. p WOLCoTT Attorne y General,
Of IN. Fund of State of Ohio,
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IOHN MUNROE e. Co.,
u AMERICAN BANKERS,
No. S RUE DE LA PAIx, PARIS,

No s WALLS ST, NETWORK,
Grant LETTERS OF CREDIT for Mercantile Purposes
Also CIRCULAR LETTERS OF CREDIT on the principal
towns and cities Of EUROPE
BILLS ON PARIS aud STERLING BILLS in sums 10 suk
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-09-27

Gl0,o0Mt Vernon r. Il IN bt M1.L Ts y bonu''
$500 Col, Pqus aud Ind r. r. ht htge. BIDS
$40 600 Minnesota State per cent Bonds
g.. 900 Terre Hsut and Altcn X r I'd Mtge 3d. p,..
Next regular sale MONDAY, October l. Regular
Auction Sale Of Stocks and Bonds every MONDAY and
THURSDAY every day when required at III O'clock o. os
Etoet SaIesroom No 50 Wams, at the Merchants Ek
change preferred Stocks and Bonds bought and sold private
sale land st the Brokers' Board ALBERT ~ SfCOLAY'
No 81 Willism-st Wall.
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r Avn SCHOOL of COLUMBIA COLLEGE,

AW SCHOOL of COLUMBIA COLLEUE,
iNEWYoRK The ensuing term Of this insttuioo VIII
nsnce AT Il Law School Buldps. No 81 LasJrtte.P &
a. WEDNESDAY, tie ID October nex and contnae un'u h'
middle OF May Thereafter.
T'be inss, nc ion will bs conducted by
prof DWIGHT In Municipal and Commercisl Law
Prof LlERFR In Political Sciences
Prof MARINE in Ethics
Prof oRDRONNAUX in Medical jurisprudence. 81 f.. .
-Four prizes Of $3.50 of 800 of sl6o sut o. sp w 90
..d,j At the the to the four students OF sea''
csllenee who shall have attended all the Professors
Terms Is In advance, admitting The ssudent, 70 an ne
and b the use OF the Library which hss been nuch e"
larged. ~, .pY 20 K,Na IL ID
ry u @ asb ~, To- Prof DWIGHT, No. 81 Lafayette
., ne y, eber ~ he undprgned members Of tue Law
EJLee.tl Co,nrStte. az the Trustees Of the College.
oen''i o SAMUEL g. RUGULES,
HAMILTON FISH,
GOljyEnNEUR N. OGDEN,
GEORGE STRONG
$50 .. WILLIAM Belts,
v,t s.,, I 1ao ALEXANDER W. BRADFORD
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ORANGE, NJ J.-FiHy Country Seats, Village
" Residences Farms and Nls Sites, great variety; hne
views beautifully situated within an hour OF Co9Ttsndt iSr
from 20 NJ a m 80 Maine ST. Orange, from 20
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&xrnrsions.

EXCURSION TO THE Coal 49,. Fi y s.1 ;. Us
n Fs,ris. TiokesS through this REGION, dsies ns
meth q s.aS F: g. c sss sas ssd
ross~ oeloaS "a ga O'clock p. m Lssys ~ no =
selsh R,s .na ~ so''Ss ta % vi iu,S.sssa ~
SnsiEVf BxISWfM Ovs,ra Ticket As'as' Nc "s1"'
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Houses to Eet.

broadway STORE to LET, No. 604 below
ID two arse Pi..e9 sh0T
Rent low Possession immediately ASpy en- sAs P'ni''' or
Eo, u ksssaaH, Resm No. II.
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Financial.

ALssaT 81. Nrootsy. hucronee,.
WILL SELL, THIS DAY CThursdayl Sept "a.
w 1i O'Clock the SOCK Salesroom No. u William q.
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gotels.
Bom6 an6 Rooms.

CENTLEMEN and their WIVES, and sinuhE Il
" GENTLEMEN be accommodate IN sooa o,ah
and pleasant ROOMS at No 80 West lo,hsI ie"' i0'''
References exchanged
ITO LET-In a private family, hahu Gs.
Iocnn cant1s CsI AZ No S6s Broomsst 70, three days
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-09-27

EOR SALE or EXCHANGE Fonr-Story,
Brow stone, English basement HOUSE, In Stest for
"a e. on essy terms, with without furniture smaller noue
taken part pa neui Apply TO H. d. SEHhf NO. liz brosd
WAY third story
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aopertisins agents.

rTo ADVERTISERS.-S NJ. PETTENGIhL a.
co No lle Nassaast constantly sending sdyertse-
sns sny I'D every paper the United States ard British
PTovnn al the publishers loves. rates Papsr Iaay be seep
On de at their offices No State IT. Boston, snd No ls Mas
sau.st, New.York
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-09-27

THO the LADIES.-The cheapest and best place
II 70 buy sILyER-fLATED WARE. TABLE CUTLERY.
and al kinds Of House Furnishing aoods 1. T. d. BASS
lords u Cooper Insiiate csr AsotPsee, ID and 6aru
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-09-27

40 WEST 36th-st., between 9Th and 6tn-sys-
~ Madame FERRERO) JACKSON has enlarged her ID.
room .nd will reopen her Private Dancing Academy Oct s
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-09-27

.InTH DIVIDEND.-OPFICE OF GROCEsts'
~ Frse Insurance COMPANY, No - Wsnst, bsni q
J.-Yok Building New.Ysrk, Sept 1850 The board o.
Direction. have bi. day declared semi Dividend Of X
~ PER CENT on the Capital Stock Of the Company peysbh
tothe stockholders on demand JAMES q. PLATf, Sec
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-09-27

TWO splendid adjoining MANSIONS on Brock
vn Haht between Fulton and Wsl-st. Ferries, Nos IS
and So Couu blast for SALE or to LEE together OF
with pry &c pgrcnee easy ternsi enc house 5'hc ne
c.rar 2Ox0 bn by Days work. under inspection Of the owne
eYpey for his and familys residence Every detl Of
rty or ornament been csresy attended to ald hnished
In The best style Both houses fonr stories high
fo1 and bsustTades material very hancsoe
s.ye Of architecture modern Italian passive in appearance and
not surpassed b any Of s, size ia New iok Toe WINDOWS
of Ire psior light plse glass ax fee ofag
every facility the splendid varying panorama al the beJ
Esrrow Staten isiaAd ggd the jersey 5hore 70 n oue
bis snd falls of the Pesac The principal staircase elPtcs
Of SOLID black walnut very beautifully trimmed lighted ~
highly Of stained gsass from which vies OF
I1ns Island the horizon IS commanded Tho entrances ere
LOFTY and the principal hds laid with Italia, marble tnes
The lsvstoy re2ete, and sPlendic open
ing swn Viih every requisite OF the cuisine and dunno
speaking tubes from under cellars to soc BOD stories
Hot and baths story cad waeTciosests from
kitchen all The upper chambers Coal vaults and opiendd wine
vaos oil lighted BY patent unina'oT' The can Dc
times in charge For eems or an
interview address the NJ THOMPSON No "a Woostr
e. who be rcsde- shor distance oct OF the cty 1.-THE sole
cause property being in the marriott requests sufficient
time 10 IlnctuRy attend t. and any applicant
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III DhNOIAfU 4hNIAffI.''tt w
H.. 90 West Fourteenth St New-YorS--Mms. DUBREB
FERRERO and EDMUND FEBRER0 respectfully announss
that the above Academy will open for Instruction % the Go
OCTOBER All the Dances vogue and severed novelties
will be taught during the season
WEDNESDAYS and SATURDAYS for Misses md hassn
a. az NJ, commencing OCTOBER6.
MONDAYS and THURSDAYS, lfor Children who 10 oct q
tend Day IS hooIl cor mencing OCTOBER 10, ss2p
MONDAYS and THURSDAYS, for Misses and Msssu. Il 6
o. M commanding OCTOBER 10.
MONDAYS and THURSDAYS for Gen.lerien, :. = p N |
commencing OCTOBER IL
TUESDAYS and FRIDAYS for Ladies at p M o'nr.ene
ing OCTOBER l6. - - ,.
PRIVATE SOCIABLE every other WEDNESDAY ByEs
Inc their before the Of November Private soses All
MstiDees will be given fOrths Pupils and ae P.rent
Schools Private Classes attended either q. their estsn
ces or Private Hour e Be assigned the Acsdsuy bf uars
Application Cas.e Cities Towns attended y
Academy Private Lessons gvo 10 L,dies
Genteen Pupils enter ct al tunes Class fog BE-
ginners throughout the Season Ccusr, can BE- hss tss
Acadsmv MI begs to hst be VIII lie. dis esdeny ~
Private Socables during the Season
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90 mbom it msp CcHeern.
EREE LIB K A 3 Y.

CLASSES far instruction In Mechanical and Archltto tar
DRAWING viii opened the first Monday Of Oosober
Apprentices and Practical Mechanics Will be taught without
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Boots, Shoes. &a1.

At THE FIRE, Nos. 10 AND IL ANN-SI.-
~ ROOTS AND SHOES Sill iHTLY S0lLEO By VA
TER FOR SALE CHEAP at JoNESS. lG and IL ANN-sI
LADIES' FRENCH SHOES.
JYYsEkS Of No 5s Broadway would respsStf9ny sclss
al New York and from al parts o. the Union eao
ad ,uunA hs elegant assortment o. French 5O0Es see
etSoTs ard smbrodered Toilet and 2ids sLlPfEas rrss
soo"'N TEyYERS No $40 Broadway EesrocohaA-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-09-27

EOR SAIE-A new frst-class Brown Stone
HOIsR four doors from 5h av between 9Th and Madi-
son in that Terms easy and price low Inquire Of NJ C.
RIGGS No. 10 W altst
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-09-27

DRIYATE INSTRUCTION in Photography,
Music English Branches would be given to adut' or
ebdn In pa payment BOARD of two persons husband
and wife in strictly private family References Of the hshes
character b. furnished Addves HOME, care Of Box NO
lQ6 II hume Office.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-09-27

TNPIDEL CONVENTION Of l86O.-The Lnfde
Il Association AInsr.os viii hofs Dext Annual ConEen
tor, CONG u Oct "a the City Aseu bly, Hoomh
No 40 Brosdu az 10 The nblc invited to sttead
Peg ef5sr HORACE SEAyER, President.
J. b. BKcyur Secretary
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Dancing Araoemies.

~. S5 Fu tont opposite the City Had Broosyi AN the
modem dances taught in Lessons The NEW MIN
UET QuADRlLLE, dsdicated TO the Pdnce Of Wse< A
published description may be had By applying at hs Academy
CLASS for LADIES Is forming on Tuesday aud fhdy
Moons ct GENTLEMEN Tueday a1d Friday eyeoias
ala MISSES and MASTERS wednesday and Saturday se-
Moons At g. The OPENING SoIREE vii take place ..
WEDNESDAY, October TO- at 8p Apply IS above or SOD
fol g crculsr. ....
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ID NJ. w. REDFlELDs French and Engllsn
Nth School Nos L l27 and ll2s Broadway, madison
soure will reopen on MONDAY Sept 10th. BoaIders dsJ
hnarhrrr nndd a1s cholaIs.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-09-27

Mss MARY SEDGWICK viii continue her
VI Tf,aos ed English CAss faA 8ePtsnsw II Ne lDiWsss
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DAY AND BOARDING-SCHOOL
~. DC Wa, 2Q,b.at near sth-ay..

CE.-COblAIERCIAL and CLASSICAL
SOLOMON JENNER, 4. NJ, Principal
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MODERN STYLE of SCHOOL FURNI-
WI TURE manufactured and for sale by n JOHNSON, No.
go Hudsoa-st N Y. Illustrated circulars application.
dbIOO PER R.-COOPERSTOWN
~ l%U SEMINARY, Cooperstowu, N Y. tbO,h .exesl,
pays Board and Tuition unsurpassed advantages In Piano Ms
r. C. FLACK. A. NJ. Principal
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-09-27

YJNO MINERALOGISTS.-T subscriber has
i Removed to his saleroom, No esI Broadway be-
Houston and where ne "nei' iO' sale ''
S4'' '1's'' " - CHI ". A. HERRMANN.
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EOR SALE--A new double HOUSE with Is
i Rooms Lott Of Ground splendid Water View on lsiihst
Wioup near three railroad staious tho Hsrle Ferry to
PeL,i,p Price $500 But little cash required Inquire OF
n H. ELTON No. "A Beekman IT.
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OpYICE OF TIE TRUSTEES or THR DuB PAc K K Co, I
Ne. ~ Exchange place.
v, Gapf
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-09-27

NNIIE MISSES PALACHE'S FRENCH and
i ENGLISH BOARDING and DAY-SCHOOL for youn,
Ladies No. 1873 West 2sth st., viii REOPEN on MONDAY
10th September.
The Hillsdale standard. [volume] (Hillsdale, Mich.) 1851-1909, 1860-04-24

EE At famous bathing place, there
is a police established, whose duty il is to
rescue persons from danger. The follow
ing notice was recently issued to them -
"The bathing police are requested when a
lady is in danger Of drowning, to seize
her by the dress, and not by the hair,
which ottimes remains in their grasp
Newfoundland dogs will also govern them
selves accordingly"
The Hillsdale standard. [volume] (Hillsdale, Mich.) 1851-1909, 1860-04-24
Correspondence of the NY Tribune.
Appearance of the House when Potter En-.
tered.
WAsHINGToN, April Is /.

WASHINGTON, April IS.
This afternoon, about 2 o'clock, Mr.
Potter. of Wisconsin, after an absence Of
forty-eight hours, entered tto House Of
Representatives. He came in without be.
ing heralded, in his usual quiet manner,
taking the House by surprise. No sooner
was bis face recognized than a score Of Re.
publican members rushed forward to greet
him; and soon there was universal uprs.
ing on that side Of the Chamber, Potter
retreating to the cloak room, and the
crowd following. The salutations were
hearty and general, even the Doorkeepers
and pages participating in the enthusiasm
1t was whispered from lip to lip in the
galleries, "That is Potterp and soon the
spectators from above were bending ovor tc
catch a better view Of the scene transpiring
below.
For an hour or more before Mr.. Potter
came in, the termination of his affair with
Pryor was the subject Of anxious comment
upon the Democratic side of the Hail.
Heads in clusters of three and fours were
in earnest but subdued cogitation; and tho
there was an occasional wave of the hand
or other impatient gestures, indicating in.
difference sr contempt evep yet the gens
catory. Usually, by two o'clock P. NJ,
the Democracy gets to hilarious, not to
say jolly.
The writer hereof has often been present
when solemn and touching prayers were
put up by gifted chaplains for the souls Of
honorable gentlemen; and occasionally,
when impressive funeral rites were per.
formed over the remains of some favorite
member, but he has never witnessed upon
the Democratic side Of the House, and es
pecially among the Chivalry, such gene.
raj and extreme elongation Of couatenance,
as was exhibited to-day. We doubt wheth
or the observant eye of Lavater himself
ever saw seventy men whose combined ia.
ces displayed so many feet, lineal meas
ure, as theirs. Nor did the glow Of salts
faction which mantled every Republican
check when Potter, standing erect, as ID
his wont, his head firmly poised, his iron
features and keen gray eve indicating self.
possession had calm courage, was literally
crowded into the cloak-room by the greet.
ings and congratulations which his friends
pressed upon him-nor did this unpremed.
ltated and spontaneous tribute to the man
who had demonstrated that he stood to
his words, while bis vaunting foe had been
compelled to eat his, tend to tighten up
lhe visages and cheer the hearts Of his
dropping sympatbizers in tho other wing
Of the Chamber.
Mr.. Potter was in his place. But where
was he Of the flowing black lock, protube.
rant nasal appendage, and vast cxpanso Of
shirt colleri No one in the House certain
ly knew. though men Of ardent imagina.
tions fancied that at that precise juncture
he might be snugly onsconced in rear
room Of dingy hotel in the ancient town
of Alcxandria, toying with an unpalatable
dinner, and ruminating over the dietetic
problem whether worms preferred to have
their meat served up whole, or cut into
slices
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name particular time and designate a
place out Of the thouroughfares and more
frequented portions Of the city, with view
to escape interruption and avoid injury to
other persons, l will afford you an oppor.
tunity to redeem the vaunt with which
you parade your resources Of self.defence.
Your obedient servant,
ROGER A. Pryor.
My friend Mr.. Chisman will deliver this
note. r. A. P.
Hon. ]. F. Potter.
1t would seem from to.day's telegraph
report that Mr.. Pryor had reason to believe
that Mr.. Potter would be under arrest be-
fore this note could reach him, which fact
initiates amazingly against the "chivalry"
of his boastful offer.
The Hillsdale standard. [volume] (Hillsdale, Mich.) 1851-1909, 1860-04-24

Ey "How dreadful that cigar smells !"
exclaimed Cushing to companion. "Why,
it's IN awful smelling tbing!'
10, no, it is not the cigar that SMELLS"
was the reply.
"Well, then, what is IL" inquired Cush.
ing
"Why, it's your nose that smells, Of
course-that's what noses are made for"
Gushing did not again speak for five
minutes.
The Hillsdale standard. [volume] (Hillsdale, Mich.) 1851-1909, 1860-04-24

~ Hold needle between the teeth
when you are peeling onions or grating
horse radish, and you will experience no
inconvenience from either.
EF Cut raw potato in halves and use
it instead Of rag for securing knives. 1t
will clean them in less time, and is fer bet
ter than cloth.
The Hillsdale standard. [volume] (Hillsdale, Mich.) 1851-1909, 1860-04-24

EE The Central Overland California
and Pixies Peak Passenger Express Com
pany have put on a line Of coaches to
leave st. Joseph triweekly, commencing
on the 18th, and to so through to Denver
City in six days.
The Hillsdale standard. [volume] (Hillsdale, Mich.) 1851-1909, 1860-04-24

ET Bulwer's knowledge Of human ma.
ture is frequently apparent, even in hi:
little incidental observations scattered thro'
his novels. "The more unceasing mans
attentions to woman" says he, "the sur
or he is in the end Of winning her favor
No woman can long be iusensible to del
icate aud continued devotion. Though
she may at first dislike, she will, eventual
", endure, then pity, then embrace
The Hillsdale standard. [volume] (Hillsdale, Mich.) 1851-1909, 1860-04-24

EB A person was repeating before
Martainville the old maxim, che who pays
his debts enricbes himself" "BahW re-
piled Martainville, "that's an idle rumor
which creditors are endeavoring to circu
late."
The Hillsdale standard. [volume] (Hillsdale, Mich.) 1851-1909, 1860-04-24

E A project has been started at Wash
ington to erect a statute Of Henry Clay in
that city. The statute is to be one. third
larger than life size, and will cost sl5,-
600.
The Hillsdale standard. [volume] (Hillsdale, Mich.) 1851-1909, 1860-04-24
DIR. PURINCTON,S

CELEBRATED CATARRH SNUFF.
THIS WAS REVEALED TO ME
Il after much study and exertion being the great
est remedy for the Caarrh and Polypa discovered
its effect is agreeable and remedy To be taken
any time when the head throat feels disagreeabe.
will be sent to any part of the United States the
receipt of one dollar and of three postage stamps.
Direct all letters TO DR.. PURINGTON, Adrian, Mich.
IL DR.. =. wall be in Adrian, the 1st day Of May,
and remain one month msr165Syl
The Hillsdale standard. [volume] (Hillsdale, Mich.) 1851-1909, 1860-04-24

rF The Pretender to the Crown-A
Jady's bonnet.
The Hillsdale standard. [volume] (Hillsdale, Mich.) 1851-1909, 1860-04-24
JEWELRY STORE
Watch, Clock and Jewclry Repairing.
YUyHE SJIRSCRJRER IT &c II z

THE SUBSCRIBER II AS RE-
Il moved his Jewelry Store the east side of Broad
street. opposite his old stand where he may be found
at all seaonabe hours ready to do work in his line OF
business short notice.
II He also keeps Watches, Clocks. Spectacles Jew
ery, Gold Pens, and Pencil Cases for sale, OF gooo
quality, and at the most reasonable prices.
Hilsdale Oct. 18th, 1857. IT. BRYAN.
The Hillsdale standard. [volume] (Hillsdale, Mich.) 1851-1909, 1860-04-24

SHELF HARDWARE.
CHELF HARDWARE, OF A LII
~ sorts Tin Ware, and some Wooden Ware, and
great many other Wares, too numerous TO mention,
constantly on hand, at low figures. Also, Sheet Lead,
Lead Pipe, &C., &c. r. HAMMOND.
The Hillsdale standard. [volume] (Hillsdale, Mich.) 1851-1909, 1860-04-24

Bv ". o. HOEG, OPPOSITE PASSENGER HOUSE
connected with plank walk. A good Livery and
Conveyances to any part of the country reasonable
terms. Cash paid for Coarse Grain, and Provisions
Having rebuilt and replenished. present our pat
rons and friends with this Card hoping may better
for past patronage, invite encouragement for the
futu Oct
The Hillsdale standard. [volume] (Hillsdale, Mich.) 1851-1909, 1860-04-24

rHFNNNN NE.
d. TUBBS, PROPRIETOR, JoNESvILLE, Mich
This House has undergone thorough repairs, and is
ready for the entertainment Of guests IN f rst
class style. Location convenient and terms liberal.
june3
STANTON,S EXCHANGE.
BY STANTON & TIFFANY, JACKSON, MICH.-OP-
posite Michigan Central Railroad Depot. General
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The Hillsdale standard. [volume] (Hillsdale, Mich.) 1851-1909, 1860-04-24

OPPOSITE COURT HOUSE SQUARE-P. STRUNK,
Proprietor. This House is large and onmodious.
Gently rebuilt and furnished and located in conven-
lent and pleasant part of the village. juneI5s.