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The Grand Haven news. [volume] (Grand Haven, Mich.) 1858-18??, 1860-10-31
THE LITTLE JOKER.
f" Now you see him, andnoa you don't"

From present indications in this part
of the county the republicans are throw
ing their whole energy and concentrating
effort upon the election of Judge of Pro
bate and Circuit Court Commissioner
virtually abandoning any hope of elect
ing the rest of their ticket. On the 9th
er hand the democrats are, to man, for
the democratic ticket, whole and entire.
We call attention to this that in other
parts of the county voters be not misled
by supposed and published disafection
in our ranks. Never were the democrats
less united than at this present election,
and with true determination give their
whole influence and vote to the regular
nomination.
The object of the republicans in the
above attempt To dsaffect our organiza-
ton, and in proposing TO trade off part
of their ticket, is obviously TO secure, if
possible, for their party press the public
printing growing out of those particular
offices. We now have clue to what
the Clarion in the former part of the
campaign was so earntst in spreading be-
fore its readers-and that was that the
democrats were so dissatisfied with their
nominations that Independent candidates
would be put upon the course. ~ i'''
The Clarion did all in its power to
circulate this idea, and now we under
stand the object of this roorback: Not
long ago this very same Clarion was
busy from week to week in personal,
abusive attack upon Judge TAYLOR, Boz
cause some of the parties having busi-
ness in the Probate Court choose TO have
their printing done in the Meas. Self
ishness first-sefishnes last. And now
their ticket is to be sacrificed to keep the
Clarion alive at all hazards
Trade of any ono for the sake Of keep
ing the breath of life in the Clarionl
Ey Silas Holmes, one Of the Oldest
and wcalthiest ship owners of New York
City, died yesterday at East Greenwich,
The Grand Haven news. [volume] (Grand Haven, Mich.) 1858-18??, 1860-10-31
STATE NOMINATIONS.

iH H For Governor, i
JOHN S. BARRY, of st. Joseph Co.
For Lieut.. Governor, 1882
WILLIM M. FENTON, of Genesee Co
For State Treasurer,
ELON FARNSWORTH, of Wayne Co
lR For Auditor General,
HENRY PENNOYER, of Ottawa Co
For Secretary of State, o.
WILLIAM FRANCIS, of Allegan Co
For Attorney General, .o4
CHAUNCEY JOSLIN, of Washtenaw
For Commissioner Of Land Office. 81.
SAMUEL l.. SMITH, of Houghton Co
For Superintendent of Public Instruction.
F. w. SHEARMAN, of Calhoun Co.
For Member of the Board of Education.
JOHN V. LYON, of Lenawee Co.
For Representative In Congress, Sd District.
THOMAS b. CHURCH.
t. Of Kent County.
For Senator,
The Grand Haven news. [volume] (Grand Haven, Mich.) 1858-18??, 1860-10-31
Democratic County Nominations.
For Representative,

TOT NepresuhIaIIVe,
JOHN ii. SANFORD, of Wright.
For Sherifr-CHARLEs J. PFAFF,of Holland
For Judge of Probate ENJAMIN l.. Pr
PER, of Tallmadge.
For Clerk and er-M0RDECAI L. HOP
KINs, of Spring Lake.
For Treasurer-GE0RGE PARKS, of Ottawa.
For Prosecuting Attorney-ROBERTW .DUN-
CAN, of Ottawa.
For Circuit Court Commisoner-0SCAR II.
SILVER, Of Ottawa.
Fer Surveyor-HIRAM BEAN.
For Coroners-SAMUEL W.SHERBURN and
JOHN II. DAVIDSON. r. l
For Fish Inspector OLTER WISER.
The Grand Haven news. [volume] (Grand Haven, Mich.) 1858-18??, 1860-10-31

By the official report of which none
dare deny the correctness, the amount
due on the LIST Of July, 1860, was S.
zoe 20. a.
How do the Townships of Ottawa
county stand! Because the State will
not pay Ottawa county therefore she owes
tho Townshins as follows.
The Grand Haven news. [volume] (Grand Haven, Mich.) 1858-18??, 1860-10-31

g- Mr.. Douglas addressed an i'm
mense crowd at Nashville, Tennessee,
October twenty-sixth. Yancey speaks TO-
night.
The Grand Haven news. [volume] (Grand Haven, Mich.) 1858-18??, 1860-10-31
A Subject that interests every Voter
& in every Town in this County

The tax PAYERS of Ottawa County are
thoroughly aroused against the republi-
can administration of affairs Of the State
Of Michigan. They feel keenly the
wrong imposed upon them by the reten-
ton of monies accruing in Lansing from
the payment of the delinquent taxes up
on lands returned from this county to the
Auditors Office. Under democratic rule
the County Treasurer, on his return from
Lansing, every year. brought back and
placed in the county Treasury the money
that had been paid at Lansing during the
previous year upon delinquent taxes.
The County Treasurer took up to Ian
sing the results of the yearly October
land sales, held in this county, and on
his return brought back the'money that
had been paid on taxes Of lands in this
county, which had been received at Ian
sing. From the records OF the county
we have taken the facts and figures, and
no republican has, as yet, dared torelute
the stubborn facts there presented.
Voters of Ottawa county, look at this
matter candidly, look at it carefully, and
YOU will see where the money is that
should be paid To the county by the
State, and by the county to the town
ships. ~
We ask you to compare the returns
made from 1852 to 1856, which is mon
ey received at Lansing for the delinquent
taxes of the years 1851 to 1854, at which
last named year closed the democratic
administration. We say compare that
list with the amounts paid into the treas
ury of the county from 1856 to 1860
the State being in these years under re-
publican rule.
These figures and facts are matters of
record, and taken from the records, and
are correct: Hf
State tax in Ottawa county, including
what is now Muskegon county. H
In 1854, s 100 90
In 1859, ...iQ 5 5000 90 J.!
Paid by the State to county, on delin-
nuent taxes:
The Grand Haven news. [volume] (Grand Haven, Mich.) 1858-18??, 1860-10-31
LEGAL DYER TISEMENTS.
George ID. Sanford, Dealer in New

papers, Periodicals, School Books, Stationery;
also Detroit Dailies and Weeklies, Yankee
Notions, Tobacco, Cigars, Candies, Nuts, &c
First door above the News Office, Washing
ton etreaf
The Grand Haven news. [volume] (Grand Haven, Mich.) 1858-18??, 1860-10-31
Presidential Electors.

AT LARGE, ar
GEoReE w. PECK, of Ingham Co.
CHARLES Il. STUART, of Kalamazoo Co.
DISTRICTS, s.t r.,.
WIDENMANN, of Washtenaw c,
2d--SrEpHEN G. CLARK, Of Monroe Co.
3 d-PETER G. HoDEEPyL, of Kent.
s. ROBERTSON, of Macomb.
The Grand Haven news. [volume] (Grand Haven, Mich.) 1858-18??, 1860-10-31

ET Silas Holmes, one Of the Oldest
and wcalthiest ship owners of New York
City, died yesterday at East Greenwich,
Rhode Island, on Sunday, October TWEEN
ty-seventh.
The Grand Haven news. [volume] (Grand Haven, Mich.) 1858-18??, 1860-10-31
For Representative In Congress, Sd District.
THOMAS b. CHURCH.
Bread. Of Kent County.

For Senator,
LIZ M a ~ O. M a 8 o N
The Grand Haven news. [volume] (Grand Haven, Mich.) 1858-18??, 1860-10-31

RAIN and Food, always to bo hadat
~ c., w. a Sc.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-02-29
AN EXTRAORDINARY MEETING IN
LONDON.
From The London Times.


One of the most extraordinary meetings for years
past took place on Thursday morning Tor Rather the
proceedings were to have commenced at midnight on
Wednesday, at the St. Jamess Hall, Nc. b9 Regent
street London in connection with the important ques
ton of the great social evil. ,.-u.
The meeting was none other than one OF "Ialen
womep for the purpose of hearing prayer ana au-
dresses and orignsted in this manner; somo gon n.
men connected with the Country Towns MISSIONS
English Monthly Tract Society Female Ald Soo a,?
Iondnn Fenale Preventive and Reiormatory i HI
tion lie Trinity House. and other institutions le'ns
snxions for the welfare OF the multitude OF lAlon We
men who congregate every night in Tie y
Rsnenf street aud the principal casinos anu Viss III
The reohborhcod resolved, aftef mature 'onsiueis-
ton 10 attempt 10 convene some OF th9se unhippy
REASONS in suitable place near these 9calsles, weere
jcons addrt might DO given, 10 De ioloN wed by
geav The mode which 60 the eonveners appeared
talv ~ sncceed was TO invite them 10 tea aud
Lie. and neat card inclosed in AN envelope, was
d bned among them at the casinos, Gales, and in the
treets indilod as follows;
a. Of ,our company is requested by several fienas
eel at he ST. Jrmtss Restaurant, 90 Regent street
~, tea ana coffee ogeht Wednesday night Feb
~ o'clock precisely"
some hundreds of these were distributed during the
ralt few days, and, as will be seen, the experiment
met with great amount of SUCCESS notwthst andipg
that many treated the matter with ridicule, whle nu-
msrons others thought the whole affair hoax Such,
however, il did not turn cut TO be- for shortly before
midnight, large number Of these unfortunate c ea-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-02-29

SINGULAR Suicide on lloRsE A few days ago.
yslnatl lie horse belonging TO the Rev. X. o. Barton
of Weldon, was placed the freight train a Slilolk
place. and was ted in oox car, the rope halter being
reeuref over his head 20 enable him % turn ound
a, WILL When The train arrived at WeId,o, the horss
was fonnd hanging dead, bis body resting upon The
ooT and tie rope found to be .ws,ed 70 an extraord
nary extent The poor ani nal la turned around ana
arouI in the ear until dlzinsss overcame him. auh ne
dropped 70 the floor and wac suffo sa'ed
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-02-29
DURIFY TIE BLOOD.
J. M0FFAT's
VEGETABLE LIFE PILLS
PHENIX RI1TERS.

PHOENIX BI1TERs.
Tho hgh enyied celebrity which these preemuen. Med
cnes scqurod 10. h-i efficacy all the dieaes
which they profess cure has rendered the usual practice OF
now by their rmis their good works testify for them, and
'''' '"'''' A'' " 'n''I IN ALL IL CASES
OfAhms Acute snd Chronic Rheumatism, Affections Of the
sILious FEvERs AND LIVER COMPLAINTS.
In the Sonh and West whore these diseases prevail they
vii be found invaluable Piwtrs farmers and Others, wno
them
Bilous Collie and Serious Looseue', BIs', cO'ivene's,
Observation-Disclosures with zrc.t 10 this disease
DYsPEPss-No person with this distressing disease should
''' -'0''' VT ERYsiPELAs, FLATUENCY.
FEVER AND AGUE.-Far this scourse OF the Western
country these medicines will be found sa speedy and cora1
remedy Other medicines leave the system saect to ret2r
FUULNEss OF COMPLEXION, ,,,,,
Govt, Gddness Gravel HEADACHES OF every kind Inward
Fever nhanmatOry Rheumatism, Impure Blood Jsnadee,
LivER cohPLaNTs -
MERGURTAL DISEASES.
Never fail. 10 erpfeue entirely effect. Of Mercury nn
I :n asTo S. 2"sy ompn Of al
kinds Organic Affections PalP,aon of the Heart Painters
''H'' PILES.
as IssS ,ndns By The use q Hsso Life Medicine, sOne
Pains in the head 'le Tais VII y'' and organs
Those afflicted with this terrible eseo'o will be sure Of relief
by the Life Medicines .... -.
RHEUN, SWELLlNGS.
sCRoFULA KINGS EVIL IN its worst forms Ulcers Of
every description
WORMS Of all Kinds ehecusly expelled by these Ied
cnes Parents will do well administer them whenever their
existence IL suspected. helef viii be certain.
The LIFE PILLS
AND PHtENIX efTrERS
PURIFY THE BLOOD
Ard thus ell disease rsm the system.
PTepCedby ,,o,,,.,
No. 335 Broadway
(Aofst Building), " Y.
For sale by AL Druggists.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-02-29
MARINE AFFAIRS.
BRIG ASHORE on LONG ISLAND.
ldence Of The N. Y. Tribune.


Correspondence Of The N. Y. Tribune.
AsIrYvILLE, Suffolk Co, n Y FEB. q, 1860.
There is large big on the beach, opposite this
place She is probably of about $50 tuns. She lies
stein to the wind, head to the east, southeast
Her sais seem TO be only hitched up, not forled.
light was seen from her this morning early She lies a
Little to the west of Wig IGlet, small alet west of
Fire Island Light. Oar government mao has gone to
her with a boats crew. The wind is blowing hard
from the south west.
The above vessel proves TO be the brig Morancy,
Capt. Tinker, from Richmond, with cargo consisting
# 100 runs coal iG hhds moasses 100 kegs nails, aud
IS empty car bsgs. She IA ashore on Glgo Bar, near
Joness Inlet. Capt. Merritt, Underwriters' Agent,
has gone TO her assslance.-Ed.l
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-02-29
.l.I HEALTH Of AMERICAN WOMEN. :s.I
.gsI
stI


Many woman ho looks veil ba, she dare rot eoup.in
Of III health lest he be licaed instead Of ns syelhy
seriously afflicted with local uterine deIanreDeni wni ron
dere ie miserable Most IN this country between
the IS and 80 suffer or e degree with Fp
commonly known uterine difficulty female "eakne-'
5c, &c. ,,-,
NTy many have tiled the sLn Of their family physician and
othe witt avail bat them that they can oe one
The offered l. ack nos'ruu but Il = known 70
Profession Of medical colleges 10 laifing ph
eans indotsed y many hospital surgeons and oy the
public gnershy. The at tho Sc Vce OF @
re- peabe ph stefan and the following sstetns nt Ho
Dr. Hsye Tie eminent CheIn TO the STATE Of Mac
have zlzysed tho 6faeienoe.s
Uterine Cathoc0n The INGREDIENTS valuable "a e'Io
ing heal.h thsr peculiar ombiuaoD give, u dfee ~
vofabie sN,ion upon the ute line o.gADa Hhpg f9'"Ve
aud haTnLsH A. A. HAYES, "a. -
Chsnsf fot tie STATE n kassaeAa''th.
Pr..as r,<cc,f ufsrfsf .rfaemrfs and az
local ateriss d1gil.er sga aii9nGl troubles ~hss
saf,reiy BY TVS 0RAKgEyBpR0 hARsnAtLs oTshmH
CiTBoLioos P'ieo 81 so bottle koh SAILS s; pntS
UcE og THI ORAEYEsBKR0 COsPASr, 10 - rAhh-A
NEW-HOHk, AND DhuG6IsTA
on RECEIPT 90, Five DorrrHs sESr 81 Llssss
And CHANGES oy bIyRHs horrs fhoN W."
YORK. a..
.iddrsa JOSHUA y. BRIDGE, n d., Sesrdasy ess css
ssifisg EyE1as, Gra.teste-s C0EDa1b s'o$ f""'-
ksr York
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-02-29

DROGRESS versus ROUTINE.
Il QUERUi5 COD LIVER OIL JELLY,
Patented Aug. 30, 1882
10 tho Only remedy for consumption ard all kinds coughs II
Ia twice efie1cious than the liquid OIL
oUTRU's JTLLIFrED CASTOR OIL R..entsd).
To be had the inventor No. 55 and AL respectable
Aussists. PEStOLO, PARKER MOWER,
No. Is BseAmanst, wholesale agents.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-02-29

ARRFsr OF CoUSrERFErkR.-About III c'clock
Monday night, young fellow giving ns James
Nias arrested by Officer Snow OF jersey City Charged
with aiiempir TO dollar eeuntee ? OF the sank
Chesug oEs Commercial aud at the Uhcey
When felo succeeded Ia ssa loviag
the bill he had lie identified having p.sssd
OF ii bill Noans saloon Montgomery street and yes
ereay Recorder BE llord committed the Prsner to jail
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-02-29

RurAwAY-A runaway horse tore down Chatham
street yesterday afternoon at the top OF his speed and a. he
Peal street, against woman named renelope
Buk lev course, and leaving her ipsens
BILE On Josns TO her cid and removed her 20 t,a
Iospta In carriage Her supposed 20 pc nresen
She Il the mother OF la &c family. Tho EnnL eheckea
pesr hsrne street by mng In contact with another
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-02-29

THE ELECTION OF DELEGATEs 10 TIE STATE
- = The Opposon vo.sra Of Hudson Comfy mes on
N~ y.pins Ia their townships aud Nid sud apooi1.ed
H. oo~ ing to the Sao ConyebtioD tos be held e.
n,or on The ~ Marcl appoint DelegN the Presi
5an,isl convention whch meets &c Chicago;
FstH ayd-Notody appeared to know tina. amsetns had
Second Va,d- Alexander Wilson Stephen H. Sparks e. b.
Gaddip and Frederick FarIieT.
Ilbd WGrdJ. & scuiter, John Pringe, II. p. c.Ari w.
J. steoie, end ). A. Hopkins
Forth Uar6-Henry Me rrapbsgsn, 7. Bates Benlm ).
Iend, Stephen b. ksnsen, William b. Dunniug r. r. h sni
John ". boutOp.
South BeyyeR-Ansel Cdrrgau e. Van Ripev Anthony Y.
Slater William Roe an Horn and Gilbert sls'k
The usual n1noeT pelesases also appointed Sn Hoo
loken and Hudson City.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-02-29

IN INVALID published for benefit ard winning
caution 10 yoang who suffer from Nervous Debity
Premature Decay &c suppl ins ct Tue sane time tue means
OF eli ire BY one ho cured himself alter having been put TO
graf expense through medical mp',ition and uike snse
copies n ay he had of the iuhor NATHAN aL hAfFAt
e,q Bedford East Brooklyn Kings County NeS-Yok, by IN
closing .rsid adj fesse euveOne
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-02-29
1874 THE PENNSYLVANIA 1870
ICO1E ENrN AL nAlLRO lCOO
OREAF pOuHLE.TRsCK RorTr.

GREAT DOCBLE-TRsCK ROUTE
Tie ' rmE o 4 Ss g ao 1 Ix s Fig %Rsf
ofee No 2A,,sI hOess, broadway. ,.,,, c,,.
ennsi csso s. ioaiS $. Paul Sssavs Memphis New.
Orleans and all ott ct osns in the West ana eou
Through f s" IaS
hpdt-s' Morning Express ia Evening Express Pm
Fore always as low and the time anicf " By any 0'ne'
as F-egh.s all aescrptous he Forwarded TO
snd from any point the rail- osdsgf Ohio keageA
RECT any port the navie2be 1ves 81 the "es1 y
Toe rates Of FfeiSt 20 snd on any paint o. West BY the
Railroad are a. all n.s a. sVoTspe Is are
r the por.s Of te Freight TO this Company can rely
with confidence on its speedy transit .
Tbs Company ssp maintains EmiRrant aceomm 1dahon
mode Of conveyance at one IL The 5 rates
LEECh Co, Freight Ase9t. ,,-,,,,.
No . Asto. House and No South W illisnn-Et
MCDONALD BlscHoFF, EmisTsn; AGENTS,
THOMAS A SCOTT General sup't Altoona, Pc:
NEW-JkRSEY RAILROAD For PHILA-
IN DFLPHIA and the SOUTH and WET, va JERSEY
CITY Mail and Enpres, Lines leave New Yori a. and
i sns nd ma f - wa SSaa Ss% a
e South &c. snJ through baggage checked 10 Washington In
:" ' j. W. WOODRUFF. Assistant Superintendent
No esssge al. es received Tor any trans ns, delivered ara
CENTRAL RAILROAD OF NEW-JERsEY-
" Connecting a. Northampton with The Delaware Lsch
and Western Rslroad and G; taston vita 'ns ehsp
Valley Rslroed. -
WINTER ANGEMFNT-Coujmencing De- 49, 1851
Lerye New Yol for E.stoa sad place. f. o1
q cpaT,isndi st. At M u s and $40 H. f0f '0s'
From PIER No North River at 1890 and " 30 m and S5o
D. snd intermediate Stations for SomerVIle by
che above trsins snd at 4:Jp m. .
The II train ftol foot Of Colsri., and the l:5o "a
Pier ~ r. make cloe connection rsston WIN the
ehgh rsley Railroad aud thence via Eat 'snnsy sia Raj
read to READING without change OF and connects at heEd
tng direct for Po.tsyille aud harrisburg -
PASSENGERS for the Delaware Lackswsnns and western Rail
Will leave NewYork from foot CourtlaIdst, or
T3O from Pirr2N Il. only; for ebgh Valley Ralosd st aud
IL ffou feet Of CoItalds, and al $50 and 10 NJ
rom Pier ". r. only. JOHN o. SrERNS, Superintendent
HUDSON RIVER RAILROAD.-From Dec.
D. 1859 Trains will Chsnbe-sst Station follow:
f,pIrss Trains aud II and i30 FOR Sing Sing sts
and - for |onehkeepse $50 and R1D and 3D
u. foi Pe-kskIL, 35 Montreal aid bnfso Pssen-
ger Train with sleeping ear leaves 3sst daily al $3.50 m
The Pouhs eepse Peekss Sing Sing Trains stop most OF
tbs Way stations Passengers ake at lbambers Canal Chris
t9pher Trains for Newly oh leave Toy at 63 and
1919 NJ and and p m ssd Albany abort Is minutes
\. Z. SMITH, Superintendent.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-02-29
NEW,J.ERSEY ITEKlG.

Prof. Youmans is engaged to deliver his curse Of
four lectures Oh the Chemistry Of the Snnbelm," AZ
Orange, N !. The first lecture comes OH this even
ing, at Library Hall.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-02-29
+ OuIsyILLE ARrEsTAN WATER.
IL THE BEST

IN THE WORLD.
stilIea.es Appetite gnd Digestion, and yves isHKptrk
sf to the Stomach and Head after eating drinking too
freely.
For safe by al Druggists and BY
No. 6In BYotiway.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-02-29

nor BOSTON and PROVIDENCE, via NEW
il PORT and FALL HTVER-The spieudi6 aod superior
s1smer AE1ROPOLs Capt Brown leaves New fofs eyoIy
TUESDAY, THURSDAY, and SATUHOAf,S t 2c.9nck
M and the EMPIRE STATE, Capi. BIsytSn on hCnVnt
WEDNESDAY, aud FRIDAY ct O'Clock D. M rom rie'
no. O. n r. -, ,,
Hereafter 10 win DO regarded secured 10 any sPp
csat until the sams ~ al have been paid for. -,
FIeF Boston u iorw sIded through with eat dspetch ~
n Express Freight Trim.
WI nORDEN AEeni, Nol 70 and u WestI.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-02-29
OGean Steamers, Sc.

EOR AUTHORITATIVE ARRANGE
IL BENTslesueI % leave NsHI5 oh seth Al l.
the deures the sn5 2oh Of the month this 20 npauy
will dpa. Newly OK the 2tb d Asfch one Of tne
6r.css seapers with Of tAe Iec4hc Man
s,ssmlhp Co., when vii be m readiness a. Psnana kof
.....-se ~ 6.ight sDpy 70 ID. Is. ALLEN Agent,
No. IL West corner o. W sITen
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-02-29

FELL Down srAIRs-0n Monday nighta German
named Christian vogt of Ne 38 Seventh avenue el a'xn
,ts nacufipg his skull and causing zcst instant aer
inauest as held by schncr and yesdi'i 81 AVN
dcissl pea'hn rendered.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-02-29

NEW YORK AND ERIE Railroads.&c.
e qer rains leave PieT foot Of Dusue a. az follows viz;
DuNRlRK EXPRESS at m, for Dunkifk. Buffalo Can
sud. ieus. snd principal imuodate stations.
HEWBURGn EXPRESS At $3.50 p. N for Eewbu.gh, Sid.
dlttown. and teIucaiate stations -
NIGHT CYPRESS $50 p l for Oanick Buffalo, Cansn-
dslgua and principal Stations ~, ,,,
qhe Txpfese TfeBs connect ~ Ea with me
Hsoed ID Coming with the Railroad Tor Rochester aud buff
80 gen5 vii the Railroad fof Scranton and Buf.
s d Dgr win tie Labo Shore Railroad for Cleveland,
CneaIsi Toledo Detroit Chicago DC ana tue caaada Rail
Toads SAAS' MiN"At ~0-'''i cups
KATHL MARSH, Receiver
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-02-29
miscellaneous.

NRUCIBLES for MELTING BRASS and
~ STEEL Vsry superior quality Of all sizes for sale By
WALLACE BULkLEY,
Corner Albany and Washing -sts N Y.
EURNITURE bought for ready money; fair
vslae given furniture, Carpets, Books, &C, at No l2J
eth-av. between 9Th and lDth-sts.
EURNITURE BOUGHT for READY MONEY.
IL gven for Furniture, Carpets Books &c, az
no l2s 6ih-sY, between 9Th and l0th'sls.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-02-29
legal Notiffs.

IN PURSUANCE of an order of the Surrogate
the County New notice hereby given to oil per-
sons having claims against CATHERINE DOSNELLY ala,
KATE ODONNELL late Of tho City Of NewYo deceased
the with vouchers thereof 20 the subscribers at
hs Office Of ROCKWELL EMERSON No 52 Walst, In the
City Of New before the nineteenth day Of April next
Dated New York the 18th day of October, 1850
JOSEPH DONNELLY,
ROCKWELL EMERSON,
olsIsvsnWs Administrators.
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Professional Notires.
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CODA WATER SODA WATER
- PATESr sODA.WATER APPARATUS OF every descrip-
ons SELECTING Generators Of iron oTcoppeT Bong Mae hines
DrsUgh Tubes Coolers SC al low prices send fo circular
and DESCRIPTION the above ut the sOOA-NATER MANU-.
FACTORY. WILLIAM GEE 4 Go, Nos aud New -usgen
RSioSd CompSys Depot corner Of Elm and Franz hn-sts
TINO PRINTERS.-FOR SALE, a BARGAIN
u Three Adams PRESSES, PATENT Adams SssJ ding
PIsss one fsylors snper fey dram sineecy Under Press
Gordon Presses al soOd order Apply the EXCEL
sIOR PRINTING HOUSE, No. al Centre -, n. Y.
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CUPREME COURT. County of Putnam

NUPREME COURT. County OF PuiDam.-
- CHARLES 4. q. DEPEW, PlsintH, syunSt CHLOE
COLE, lille Howss n. Hopkins Cole, Isabella Cole, Edwin
Cole and Cyrus Chase Defendants summons for relief
Com. net served. To the defendant, EDWIN COLE;
You hereby summoned and required 10 answer the
complaint in ;hs acion which hed in the o9ce Of the
Crll OF The County Of Putnam at Carmel in said County
the 9Th Of ebr sy 1850 and to copy OF your
to tho said complaint the subscbar his oe IN the Va
se Of Pe,kk IN the County OF West'heer within twenty
days seT The service OF this exclusive OF tho
dag OF such service and II you fail TO che sad com
plant with the time Aforesaid the plaintiff in this action
viii apply to the CouI or the relief demanded In the complaint
Chat NCEY IT, DEPEw, Plaintiffs Attorney.
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