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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-07-18
6teamboats an6 railroads.

NEW YORK to the WHITE MOUNTAINS and
IN LAKE MEMPHhEMAGOG drect-And Pleasure Route
70 osds nsbuIsh Montreal and Quebec Apply n ,he n Y
and N H. X Ii. Office, 9th t. N. Y
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-07-18
Professional Notices.

T MUNSTER, Graduated SURGEON DEN.
LIZ TIsT ha. REMOVED 70 No. 80 West ssth e., bstwess
Broadway and 6th-sv
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-07-18

HNHE MUTUAL BENEFIT LIFE INSUR-
Il ANCE 60 has accumulated fund. amour Ing to over
"a 500 CO. the Let January 1860. decs ed DiVf
DfND Of IS PER CENT Dividends annual and are PAID
IL oAsH. Papers furnished lsrstis) by
JOS. L. b j P. Loaf. Agents. Ne IL wsDs., Y.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-07-18
scnses ano farms fUanteb.
Real Gstate foG Sale.

ORANGE, N. J.-COUNrRY SEAT Of to
"A d scrss depot hIstcla improvements mn soil
uiuty Of uit pure spring hot and eeld carried
.ouss boIldiss Apply to L. Patton Co., Is WilAs..s
L'OR SALE-At Llewellyn Park 900 acres),
osauss N j. few SITES TO 10 acres EACH also, few
HOUSES Apply TO L. s. HASKELL, No. n CodArst, New
York or on tAe pIeu.ises
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-07-18

t.Uh SALE OF EACHANUL--One vi tao iIIust
desirable RESIDENCES the west bank Of the Passsc
River mile north of Be-ye 20 mi utes drive 70 Enc Rail
30 minutes Newark 20 minutes to Jersey titJ hooo
ken contains about 40 all improved sad planted with
choice and ornamental tiees has beautiful lawn and
'front.' OF 6O fs. on the ryur Ths buildings large brown
stone house Convenient and nearly Steam
tosa stage pass the door daily Inquire OF VAN WIN
KILT Re'eV1l N. j., OF u CHRISTIE, No Exchange
IL. Wv
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1860-09-15

1.-THE usual resorts Of lawyers to ysnou
lodges, and their nice pleadings and dlstinc
tons account for SO many suits being post
poned. Every man who knows anything
knows that business is dispatched here fast
or than in any county large or small il
Cothren's district. The trouble always il
that one party or the other fails to be ready
and thus so many cases are sworn off from
court to court.
Says the writer, "S,'-the salaries Of
those county officers, which are paid BY
fees, amount each to several thousand dol
lars per anrana." We also inquired 9th,
several officers the total amount of thei
respective incomes, who reported as follows
the total income of Clerk Of Circuit Cour
never yet exceeded $4,000 per annum,
and has been so low as $4,000; the re-
ceipts OF County Judge have not exceeded
100000 per annum, and under Judge
Paine were much below that; the Clerk
of the Board, salary and fees, about $3.50
90; the receipts Of Register nett about
$1,000; District Attorney. some $4,000,
all for salary the sheriff's total receipts
may amount to 100000, but never a
Sheriff of Grant County has been able to
save dollar over expenses; whoever is
Sheriff serves the people but for the name.
All the officers except the County Judge
are compelled to employ one or more dep
uties, at least part of the time. These
statements are intended to stand the test Of
strict investigation.
AS an example Of the ignorance Of as
werefer to his statement that .sthere is hard
ely farm without an orchard and they all
"appear to be doing WE'LL The orchards
in Grant County have not been doing well
for several years, and not over one farm in
five has more than the beginning Of an Or
ehaTd, while not one farm in ten has O
bearing orchard. With the great pains
now being taken tocultiyate fruits in Grant,
we believe it will soon be the best orchard
County in the State, but we have long
since learned that moro harm than good
has been done by misrepresenting things.
The orchards planted several years ago and
during early times are not doing well, the
matter Of selecting the right kinds Of trees
and peculiar culture necessary in this region
being misunderstood. 1t is also known
that trees brought from distant nurseries,
Of kinds improperly grated and peddlsd
through the country, are almost total fail
ures. Home made trees, of hardy varie-
ties and properly grated. are doing tolera-
bly, well--no moro.
IS" has made an unlucky start at agita-
ting the old division question; ignorance
and disregard for facts are his faults.
HERALD.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1860-09-15
WANTED. THE PRESIDENCY.


It is with sense Of relief that we turn
from the canvassing exploits of Mr.. Doug
Las, and regard the more dignifed stand Of
the nominees of the other parties. While
eagerness for high office is indecorous, self
commentator is disgusting. Whoever is
the peoples choise, let us hear him say,
with the proud Roman:
al do beseeeh you,
Let me o'erlaep thai custom; for cannot
Put the gown, stand naked, and eutreat them,
For my wounds sake, TO give their suffrage:
please you
That / may pass this doing"
To see a man who would be President;
to see him, like the shameless lnendicant,
show his stumps, and claim an aims; to see
him jostle and scramble for the prize-it i
enough to make us distrust elective insti-
tutions. For where is the rebuke, which
"a discerning and indignant people hurls at
the head ofsuch mountsbank! Do they
understand him. and say--It is enough;
we want hero. not a valet! Alas no;
and the observer Of human nature reluctant
y admits, that an ignoble people proclaims
Itself by an ignoble appreciation.
We need not say that ii is in no partizan
spirit that we this speak. Many are the
sentiments which Mr.. Douglas expresses
are honorable and patriotic. but Lis cham
pionship of them in this manner, as the self
leader Of party, is in the worst
possible taste. For it cannot be forgotten
that the prominence Of his position is not
due to the unsolicited voice Of the people,
but i the result Of an unprecented al.d
discredtable course Of electioneering.
Al presidential nominee, advocating his
personal claims in public and private, from
his seat in the Senate, and from hundred
ro,trurns; seeming. as it were, the great
dio,1tv. like beagle, aud yelping as he
rnnsl Have we come t. this
The only merit Of Mr.. Douglas in it, is his
freedom from disguise, and yet this is its
Greater shame. For not even the tribute
that yice pays to virtue i here. lie reok-
ons upon tae decentralization Of the people,
as one prcsunnes the cupidity of another to
==s,on he offers Lgibs. May it appear,
not for any party's sake, but for the virtue
|of the state-tiIai he has | II lerrated hs
|countrymen. The World
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1860-09-15
POLITICAL BRTg.

We viii make the following bets with
any responsible party:
$500 that Douglas won't carry Ashts
bula county in this State.
$500 that there will be a President elect
ed within ten years unless something turn
up to preveLs.
$500 that Heenan won't carry single
State.
$500 that if Heenan goes to the House
there will be better order in that building
than thers has been for several years.
$500 that Lincoln cant carry $50 strong
gin cocktails at one time.
$500 that Bell cannot be cowed and con.
sequently isn't cow-Bell.
$500 that Gen. Jackson is dead.
$500 that VIM. Lloyd Garrison won't
carry South Carolina
$500 that Hannibal Hamlin had parents
both on his mothers and fathers side.
$500 that John Morrissey can lick Ed
ward Everett in a fair stand-up fight.
$500 that our Revolutionary forefathers
did the fair thing.
$500 that Jefferson, Clay, Webster, &c,
were good fellers.
These bets to be taken together. We
are sick of so much talk. Let us put up
some money CieveIand Plaindeoler.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1860-09-15
A GRrAr LANp PRoyEcr-Steps are in

a GREAT LAND PRoJEcT. Steps are in
progress for the organization at company
in London, viii capital Of t5oo,00t' stef-
ling, over two million five hundred t'ladsaad
dollars, to be devoted to the purchase and
settlement of lands IN Illinois The Prai-
ric Land Emigration Company states tina,
conditional purchase has been made OF
100000 acres of prairie land from the Iii
nois Central Railroad Company, 'sthat when
the sale Is completed the company will not
be in any way connected with the Illinois
Central Railroad or its affairs, but will hold
the land by direct tenure in freehold''
The scheme is said 10 be similar to that OF
the Canada Land Company which was
tsarted in London some years since, and
which has successfully established a large
population upon its lands, and proved an
extremely profitable operation 70 its share-
holders.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1860-09-15
YAScEY ON THE DoueLAs AND X. N.

YANcEY ON THE DoUGLAs AND X. N.
CoALITroN.-Y ancey, in bis speech at
Memphis, alludeS s. the coalition between
Douglas and the Kncw-Nothings IN New
York and Kentucky. thus;
Il don't wonder Leslie Combs asks the
Irishmen not to criticise the past too much.
40 not much wonder when we think Of
that bloody and awful August, when fire
and fagot bayonet aud ball. poured out
their blood in the streets Of Louisville, amid
the shrieks Of their women and children.
Immense appIause) ! don't wonder af-
ter acknowledgement had shown its hor-
rid vengeance against these poor foreigners
there, that Combs should now say don't let
us critic;se much. II IS nsy province 70
say to the foreiea population, " you for
act the hour shen the bones ofyostr 0ioes
and children cracked IL The flames Of
Kuow- Nothisgiisn, you deserve to be for
gc.... Of God. tremendous applause)
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1860-09-15
TnE MoxEMEsrs OF THE PRINcE OF

THE MOVEMENTS OF THE PRINCE or
.WALEs.-The New York Times says: =
eThe programme Of the Prince after the
conclusion Of his Canadian tour has been
changed, after a protracted interview with
tha New York committee and a subsequent
consultation witt Mayor Wentworth, Of
Chicago. How'll first visls the West. stop.
nino day easl, ID several Of the principal
cities ce and adoingr the great prairies. He
sy;lI .ben visit Washington, Baltimore, Phil
.<lcI,,hia and New York, stopping thrce or
s,nr DAYS here. Thence he will proceed 70
pox.or and Portland. from which latter
,,laee hs win embark for England.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1860-09-15

THE APPLE CRor.-In ten years past
there has not been so large crop Of apples
throughout the United States "a the pres
ent year. In New England, New York,
Ohio and Michigan particularly, the crop is
enormous. Orchards that lave borne but
lightly for some years will have hundreds
Of bushels. In good apple districts we
have every evidence that apples will not sell
for more than 75c to $l,2s per barrel. and
cider at 81 exclusive Of the barrels. III
Wisconsin we may look for large quantities
as the return freights from the lower lake
ports will be comparatively low. We have
no doubt over 100000 barrels will be
brought to Milwaukee, and prices cannot
rule higher than so to $500 per Dbl.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1860-09-15
A Too ConnusroATuvE CHiIp. -sSon-

A Too Commemorative CHILD, --"Son-
ny, do You love me any
ssOb, don't r.
..Whaf for Z"
because you always bring me candy
when vol come to see Sissy Jane. Give
me some more"
"And what does Sissy Jane loyo me for e
-sOh, cause you take her 70 concerts, and
give her so many nice things. She says g
Isug a. you are fool enough y bring hci
shawIs s .sIss. l5onnets, she won't sack yod, nc
hos, Nov, 81 me some moro candy.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1860-09-15
)0CT0R A. THOMPSON,
HOMEOPOTHIC PHYSICIAN,

Oatr hs services to the community in curing Acut
AID Chronic Dseses in the most speedy, safe and per
Asasat manner. Dr. Thompson may be consulted daii,
on ali diseases Of the human system. Persons living al
aus'a0ee aado so W letter, and by incioslng re'
swamp theF will receive an answer.
tacaar attention given to femsle complaints. chill
W" ~ diseases and diseases of the Eye.
~ 9Fylcg, in Burrs building, opposite Unltet
'4s hotel, Lancaster, Wisconsin. lVit
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1860-09-15

Rg Tbesearth IS a tender and kind
mother to the hushandmel, and yet ono
season ne always harrows her bosom ana
at another be pulls her carr.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1860-09-15

{ The increase OF Cincinnati since tho cen
sus Of 1850, has been 40 per cent; Of ST.
Louis, "a per cent: of Chicago, 400 per
cent; and Of Pittsburgh 40 per cent. At
the same ratio of increase for the next ten
years, Pittsburgh would have population
Of 1000. Cincinnati Of 225,o00, st.
Louis Of 292 1000, and Chicago Of 100000.
But it Is scarcely probable, and the contest
for the crown Of the Queen of the West in
1870, will be a doubtful, as well as an in
terestIng one.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1860-09-15
DENTAL.
.DR THOMAS W. BALTZELL,

lang permanently located in Lancaster win give his
Undivided attention to the practice of his protession
SPhYsieian and Surgeon.
HI may be found at all times at the Drug Store-nn
rs Professionally engaged. III
general suppiy Of Family Drugs and Medicines will
septor sale at the old stand of Bradshaw Baitze
prepared by myself
lancaster, May 2fth, 1866 4y-u
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1860-09-15

re- To remove the disagrecable smell
of onions from the breath afiereatip9 ghesn,
chew 4 raw garlic. 1t is an infallible rem
ID =
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1860-09-15
HENRY S. MACON,

HENRY S. MACON,
Attorney 81 Counselor at Law,
S1allsbnrgh, La Fayefts Co., His,
r aoia his attention exclusively to his profession
@ r,etice In the various Courts of Wisconsin, make
nssons and transact promptly all business entrustd
0 biz care -, r..,.e4 ~
M ihn + critteoden. Frankfort KY. Gov. Neil s.
Brown Nashville Tenn; Messrs. N. Corwith 4 Co, Ga
lena H. 7VHFo
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1860-09-15

MILLS & MCKEE,
W ATTORNEYS AT Law
LANCASTER, GRANT COUNTY, WIS.
mn, llp stairs in Meyers Building, on Madison
"" Street, opposite Court House
VIII rrscce in the Circuit Courts and in the Supreme
Coort Of this State.
Ia ll nav taxes on lands 81 non-residRnts and give
inlar rttelton to any business relating TO real es
,is gltoh may be entrusted to our care.
reCoeetions promptly attended TO and remittances
ME on same immediately on collection.
JOSEPH J. MILLS, DAVID McKEs.
lancaster, Oct. 18th, 1852 ls-tf
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1860-09-15
HOTELS.
DSNNISToN HOUSE.

Cassville, Wisconsin,.
s,.is ,ooye well known Hotel at Cassyille has been
C y the subscriber and will be properly managed.
O''sihiei May LIST, 1860 L.. S. MASON.
45-y1
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1860-09-15
(qFY HOTEL.
rorosI, WISCONSIN,.

SFY HOTEL.
PoTosI, WISCONSIN.
v. |. ENNoR, PROPRIETOR.
as " recently and re-opened this House, is
prepared to accommodate Travellers and Boarlers,
lioRSEs--A GOOD STABLE
hog 70 The premises. with attentive and obliging
gsb 81, Vossrye The sign Livery stable
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1860-09-15
l. ANcAsTER HOUSE.
wv AND INVITING ARRANGEMENTS,

sae saes,s Ia ing purchased the Tavern Stand
PAS !, NE Herald oee bu,IiSgs zone to heavy ex
loarinsra and furnishing the same ard supply
aspesoass.a 9 BOARDING accommodations for nearly
large Harm and stable
NJ oF 70 horses, lie now invites ! l;,eral nstron
@ ia Iansaa. oe low, and the fare as sood as at ~
.aass can M eS For teams no better acconimoda-
eu N town. Good water on the prenli
lAheaster g.. HARLOW q. HYDE.
F~ ~sth, 1881 l1-ff
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1860-09-15
81 ANSIoN HOUSE. =
LANCASTER. WISCONSIN,

sLANcAsrkS, WISCONSIN,.
: A. HYDE, PROPRIETOR.
yeas es ihe patronage extended to me for several
Tile so, me Cd Mansion, in Lancaster, would in.
mias tk; .'.uaauon Of the same. ! have taken SOME
sb ia spring 70 re-raint cleanse and better turn
bsin 's. The stable on the premises is one of the
country, and is Away well superintendent.
iaae,s,o. L. A. HYDE, Proprietor.
-S4s'ef, June lss, 1853. Soft
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1860-09-15
PHYSICIANS.
r H. HYDE, NJ. D.,

TIL HYDE, NJ. d.,
(Lnte Of POisdaos, N. ~
Having permanently located in Lancaster offers his Pro-
essional Services rs
Physician and Surgeon.
His practice has beer ever 20 years Residence and Of
ice, at Tie place formerly occupied by DIR. ]. D. Wood
Lancaster. Wis Jan. LIST, 1856. 29-n
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1860-09-15
RATES oF ADMINISTRATIVE

Business cards, (eliues or under one year, IS o
onesquafe, II lines (tmnsient) first insertion %
do do. subsequent insertions, each 25
do. per year. 90
cne-fourth Of column per year, Is 90
One hsif do. Go. 25 o.
One column, do. 30 90
81 ray notices, Insertions, 49, 60
Legal notices inserted BY - folio.
Yearly adgertis.s a. aio wed four cl,sages.
49,
All kinds Of Justices BlaaSs ssf1 Morttaes Chasts
Mortgages. &C.. printed N FOR sale At this ohies
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1860-09-15

QUEEN CrTIEs.-Four leading cities in
the West show the following rates Of in
or,oco f,r tbn lacf daonda.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-10-24
Gnpartnfrship Notifies.

DISSOL u T N.-The Firm Of DITTO,
~ PORTER Co, propristdu aud manufacturers OF the
Patent Mica tnd Cement RoodaE dissolved he isth int
BY mutual oonssIt JANIS PORTER Withdrawing from The
INN All natter relating 10 the late FLU viii b, 80 Ell by the
inrs patne, who M ooboue to business bsfr II
their office, No e1 Broadway corner ~ Fulton ~ Ne iot
DITTO PORfER L Co.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-10-24
Chances for Dnsirless Men.

WANTED-A young Gentleman OF oushess
OSCILLATIONS with about $40 purchsse al utre,t IN
Bgh Manufacturing establishment Gnd TO tske ehSgo !"
.isi's Apply TO DAY, No. i24 Broadway He' Olaf -
between lOa IN. and q.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-10-24

WoRSrEDs' wo,srrDs.
T1NSEL ZEPHYR5,
DOUBLE ZEPHYRg,
SINGLE ZEPHYaS
SPLIT ZEPHYKS,
SHETLAND WOOL,
With ful ASSORTMENT a Embroidery Articles.
WOODEN YARNS,
Wits, Black Bloc Scarlet Scarlet and Blue, Clou1ed DrabS
Dayk Blue elstos IN complete variety
WOODEN GOODS
Hosiery Gloves Heods GAers Jackets Beeyes Mittens
Coraotsr. 81 prices and qualities Also every description Of
Brushes, Button. Brsids Bobbins Combs Corses Belts
Hndpes Girdes Gallons Hookl And Eyes Leeets Emedes
Eeedles Pins Skirts Sewing SIX, Spool CotOns s1spendes
scissoTs Trmnings Thmbls Tapes, Thresds WhIsboues
- 49,. for cab by HEILLEY GLASSFORD,
fnsortor sad Wholesale Desers Nos "a aid "a Church st.
Between yesey and BerclAy-sts Hsv.York.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-10-24

"A business hitch he's been esshiisLs Cot ~ last IL
years Store yell hed np aud hre -, OF easso pssnt
Ing unusual chance oF 81 Lodsr.t5 70 con
usnes bu.net wib al /, zsLo l-.OsT Atdtss Boz M
I6OI Post Otcs.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-10-24
6otels.

TRAVELLERS drive direct to tho SMITH
SoNIAN HOUSE, Broadway corner Iloustors-, having
all the sppoinu Of the best hotels good s eein rooms
PRIV" ''''"0A''' 'NN s. u MEAD Proprietor.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-10-24
gnsuranes Companies.

NEW-ENGI.AND MUTUAL LIFE MSUR-
IN ANcE COMPANY (PURELy NpTUAii, o. Rostys.
M.s Ennd 70 psy LOSES, ONE MILLION five EuGDsHo
THOUSAND DOLLARS
Aher paving losses. over S1OO.0OO
And DIVIDENDS IN CASH $500, 900.
Las. Di'DEND, 80 PER CENT psid IN CAsH IDAs-
ssns documents concerning Life 1rnishsd gals
49,. JOHN HoPPER srent and Attorney FOR the Co,
Aetropoi tan Bank Bnidin lilo 9rosdvsY PDe at NJ
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-10-24
UI 0O0 A YEAR made by any one at cut

al 00n A YEAR made by any one ut cut
10 ,~O ting Stencil work Large and susi stss diss
whole lette two .psbets figures border tools with SIX
teen chsel, eouEs large work. with quantity OF STOCK
sufficient retail for $50 Square COMPASS hni.hns eue
brush amer shears smoothing sDe decsse onrve
ptt,rn san ps d.lgns and block With .,p- Tor nde
NE nt and arcsne stencil ink all instructions Tor
cutting s,epci frames skine eucn brushes and In sho the
whole ,ys,em Of carrying the stencil bnsine.. at shoe
perct or eIcbsugsd any tin. free Tor This whole ont
81 .ne and con pee furnished for SO Dies al Patsnsed
The American Stencil Tool WORKS q, Springfield Vermont
have cssh fund Of invested exclusively In the nannfso
tire stencil having The largest and ct ve'use water
ove In the with wheel Of seventy tive borte powe
saorlne customers Infinite ad ysn,sges
Samples and particulars free Address A. JULIAN Pet
eptee and IL Mebsnt Exchange, Boston No
aI2 Broadway Esw-York or aprinifeld VI
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-10-24
NEW YORK DAILY TRIBUNE, WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER "a, 1850
FIRsT-CLAsS CONFECTIONERY ES-

A FIRST-CLASS CONFECTIONERY ES-
IA TABLISHMENT in Broadway. doi-g splendid cssh
bupee, tht csn be increased fur fold will De dep ICED OF
Of The popdstor's flirs health buslns man that
Il responsible for the rent and that pay ready cash. wel
five hundred dos would end this opportunity 10 ten
Thousand to q into moneyuaknE bIsin-ss Address
for six days H. Tribune Oos with real stating whore
10 Interview nay be had CormIbca Ions confidential
LOR SALE, in State or County Rights the
Il PRIvIE T. MAKE or USE FRY'S PATENT MAGIC
WISDOM SASH-Bya simple devic" o.din'5 Sch can
be ade altered be tansd de a. pl asDr for
the purpote. # leaning double ventilation &c Architects.
builders parties interested viii sddnes p,st paid DR. fhf
no l2o Fulton ct Brooklyn ~ Y p. g. -Trest travelling
agerts for this invent ifnposors.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-10-24
Doaro ano Rooms.

D6nfU UHU nuUH9,
A VERY PLEASANT three-story- and-attic
~ uoUsp With all ths modern improvements Green
cb ay Ia nav occupied BY gentleman aud two Ladies'. who
would wish to BOARD with smSl respectable fsnuy tni
would rent the horse References svea and required line
direc ed to r. PosOco S.,tion Will meet with pfomp
atteuton.
DOARD.-A gentleman and wife without chil-
dren or two single gentlemen be Accommodated Eih
Board in Pdvst y without other bosrter' sit uin
ute wsk the South Ferry In broos re'erences e1
cbsrrsd Addre..R ox No ! isf Nav Y TX Il
ITO LET, with or without BOARD-A PARLOR
i on fr,t floor md ROOM and BEDROOM on second
Goor aso two SINGLE ROOMS Pleasant loo t'on convenient
T. cars AID ase ApI It 22s CbrJs,e st near Ho1son-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-10-24
CTEAM wEEKLY between NEW.YORK and

STEAM WEEKLY between NETWORK ard
~ LIVERPOOL lsnaing and eub4rhpg Passengers Quescs
town Ireland The Liverpool New-Yo < sud Phusaelps.
Steamship Company intend dspstching the Cyae
bclt Iron Steamships p llows
CITY OF Observation-Disclosures. Saturday Oct n
CIT1 OF Sat1rc ov
dsr Nov 10
And every SATURDAY, st noon. from Pier no. "a M.
WRIST CABIN..........S75l STEHRAGE ............S1
Cebiu LSndon.... 80 Steerge 20 London..... -
Passengers fr~aded to Paris, Hsrs Hamburg Bremen.
ROTTERDAM Antwerp 60, at re3pcsd t.I'rgh fsrss
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81 he following 10 New YORK; From Liverpool Qvs-us
First Cebiu SIS f85 and b10s Steefsge from Liver
pool, $40 from Queenstown so.
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snd cary experienced Surgeons They built 10 water ss
iron aecti4ps and have Psteut Fire Annhuors ard
For further Information apply In Livsrp - WA IsNAN
Agent, No. 21Ws,er st IN Glagov 70 WIN fNMAN No
81. Enoct square, IN Queentown n u w. D. SEiMOOk&
Co. in Loud EWES MACY No 81 King Nilsnis 1t
IL Paris 70 JULES DECou T. No Place De IL 8ouse In PI
sdsphia 10 JOHN g. DALE No l09 WAnutst o The
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