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Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1860-12-21
A Package Of Watches

gTSHIS day received at No. Williams Block. and
will be sold, for cash only, cheaper than ever call
and see them. -
May II, 1859. c. PIATT.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1860-12-21
Purify the BiOodI
MOFAT'S VEGETABLE LIFE PILLS
And Phnnix Bitters.


THE high and envied celebrity which these pre-
ahe efficacy in all the Diseases which they profess to
has rendered the usual practice of putting emily
unnecessary but unworthy of them.
IN LII GASES
Of Asthma, Acute and Chronic rheumatism, Affections
of tho Bla lder and Kidneys.
BILIOUS FEVERS AND LIVER COMPLAINTS.
In the South ami West where these diseases prevail
they will be found Invaluable Planters farmers and
Others who these Medicines will after
wards be without them.
BILIOUS CHOLIC. SERIOUS LOoSENESS, PILES,
COSTIVENESS. COLDS AND CuUGHS, CHOLIO,
CORRUPT HUMoRS, DROPSlES,
DYsPEPslA.-No person with this distressing disease
should delay using these Medicines Immediately.
Eruptions of the Skin, Erysipeas Flatulcncy.
FEVER AND AGuE.-For this scourgc OF the western
country these Medicines will BIO found safe speedy and
certain remedy Other medicines leave the system sub
cct a return of the disease; cure by these mcdi
cincs is permanent.
FouLSEss OF CuMPIEXIoN,
GENERAL DEBILITY. GOVT. GIDDINESS, GRAVEL.
Hedachcs, of every kind Inward Fover, ,fnfammatory
Rheumatism Impure Blood Jaundice Loss of Appetite
MERCURlAL DIsEAsEsNever fails TO eradicate entirely
all the effects of Mercury infinitely than the most
MIG II SWEATS, NERVOUS DEBILITY. NERVOUS
COMPLAINTS, or ALL KNps, ORGANIC AFFECTIONS.
PILEs.-The original prOpricter of these Medicines
cured of Piles of SO years standing, by the use OF Life
Medicines alone.
PAINS in the Head, Side Back Limbs, JOINTS Organs
RHErN sMThose afflicted with this terrible disease
will be sure OF relief by the Life Medicines.
Rush of Blood to the Head Sourvy, Salt Rheum, Swell
lings.
ScRoruIA or KIxG's EVIL in its worst forms. Ulcers
OF every description.
WORMS OF all kinds efeotualy expelled by these
Medicines Parents wiIlsMp we'll 20 administer them
whenever their existence " suspected. Relief will be
certain.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1860-12-21

WEST BEDFORD. Coshccton Co., o. May IA 1857.
Mr. H. B. kINGsIEr->ir have been selling the
medicines of the Grarberg Company for the last ten
years and have invariably found them give good salts
faction. The Pills have sold to great many families
regular their tea and coffee and with trade they
have become a staple article.
Marshals Uterine Cath1licon, prepared by DR.. Pome
roy is medicine that has done amount of good
in Female Complaints. One lady sold it told that
she had received more benefit from bottle
olicon than she had frCm long medica
ment by the most skilifi:l physc
Yours truly, JAS. TIN:OM.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1860-12-21
BY ROB. J cUl.vERwEIL, NJ. n,
Cultivator Teeth.

StAYER 4 REMINGTON'S CELEBRATED GUILTY. ATOR
- TEETH, for sale by c. D. POTT Err & co,
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1860-12-21

Both the Ointment and Fis sh1t7d Ia '4sr in the Ioc
i719
Bad Legs, 'o-ns (Scft } iSrnlts-
BAD Breasts, Hncars. ~>rc Nipn'cs,
Burns, f'"ltractc' and l~ore ThTHatS,
RrnionS StW JOINTS ISkln Diseases,
Bit Of Mosrhe T1e'haf,ta asiS, ,Scr!rvy,
tnesaaa Sand Fistu!as, Sorc-hca;s,
Flies GoHt, Tumnrs,
G1-co-bay Clan luar Swelling i lccFS,
Cai-Gn fGct, lIrmhago, tWouncs-
Chilbians, Pills, Ifaws.
Chanpel Hands. I;hcumatsm,
CA1TI9S Nome genuine uncEs the wordsi HoIIc-
WAY, York LONDON disccanable Va
ter mark every book OF directions around
lch pot box the same may he plainly seen by ho'd
the leaf 10 the 1irht Handsome reward will be Civ
e1 to any rendering such information may lead
TO the detection Of any party paTtesc ounorfeit
medicine vending the same, knowing them to be
spurious.
%s* Sold thn Mandatory Of Professor HOLLOWAY,
50 Maiden Lane. New York and by all respectable Drug
g SITS Dealers Medicine throughout the civilized
world in pots. at 25c., sc. and 81 each.
E- THERE'S considerable saving by taking the larger
sizes
N R.-Directons for tho guidance Of patients. in
cry disorder, affixed to each box May 4, 6o*fy.
One Trial and You II Never be without
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1860-12-21
Wanted,

NY number Of individuals to call and exam
a me the superiority in tone, finish hfelke
y cssion Of the PREMIUM PICTURES daily taken n
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1860-12-21
The Life Pills and Phoenix Bitters
PnPI Rha

And thus remove all disease from the system.
PREPARED
DIR. WILLIAM b. MOFFAT,
ass Broadway, corner of Anthony Street, New York
For sale by all Druggists, June % 80 ely
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NEW-Y0RK AND HARLEM RAILROAD,


On and after MONDAY June IS 1860 trains will leave 26th
II alton Newly ork, as follows
For WILLIAMSBURG and all way Stations 7;iO II M and
$3.50 ~ For White Plains and all way Stations, 1880 aud
For White Plains and all way stations 6S from White
st. Depot. For Coton Falls, nom 26th st. Depot 5l5 n
stopping Wilamsbrdge and Stations above For Dover
Plains from 26th st Depot $50 stopping at White Plains
and Stations above this train runs to Meon every Saturday
eyeing) For Albany from 2th IT. Depot lcl5 express
mail train stopping at White Plains, Bedford, Croton Falls and
Stations North.
Returnlng-Will leave Wiamsbhdge stopping at all way
Stations 40 ga and White Plains stopping at al
way Stations and il5 and p Dover Plains stop
ping all Stations north Of Fordham this train leaves
Mieron every Monday ornins at 525 Croton Falls D. m
stopping all Stations north Of FordhAm Albany m stop
ping y, VI Stations north Of White Plains
JOHN BVRCHILJ, Bat sppt
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Groceries ano l1ropisions.

TNHE REASON WHY
i THE STORE OF
THOMAS R AGNEW,
No. 200 Greenwich st. Of Murrayst, kewIoTk 10
constantly
THRONGED WITH CUSTOMERS,
BEAUSK NE
The Largest Stock OF TEAS In the city.
The Largest Stock Of COFFEE In the city.
The Largest Stock Of WINE In the city.
The Largest Stock OF FLOUR In the city.
The Largest Stock Of SUGAR IN the city
The Largest Stock Of PROVISIONS in the city.
Because he keeps the best quality Of GOODS sud
Because be sells LOWER than any other house.
Mr.. AGNEW has immense Cash capital At his command
which enables him take advantage Of the market at al time
COUNTRY MERCHANTS
UPTOWN FAMILIES,
HOTEL PR0PRIETORs
RESTAURANT PROPRlETORS,
and others who purchase In large Quantities effect saving
20 to pei cent by purchasing at the popuaow prices
for which the -
CANTON TEA WAREHOUSE
has such D world tide TenOwn.
REMEMBER THE NUMBER,
No. 300 GTeenwich.st,, corner Of Murray.
Goods delivered free 10 all parts Of the city.
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CENTRAL RAILROAD of NEW-JERSEY-

~ From foot Of Courtandt s-Connectng Hampton juno
ton with Delaware Leckawanns and Western Railroad and at
Easton with Lebigh Valley Railroad and it. connections.
SUMMER ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS May 20 1860
Leave New York az follows;
HARRISBURG ExPREss-At for Eason Reading, Har
nsburg Mauch Chunk, &c.
Mail TRAS-At8a M, for Easton, Water Gap, Scranton,
Great Bend Ptston, Wilkasbaue, &c.
u NJ THRoUGH TRAIS-For Easton Mauch Chunk, Reading
Pottsyile Harrisburg. &c.
p. NJ. THROUGH TEAS-For Easton, Allentown, Msunch
Chunk, &c.
6PM WAY TRNS-For Somerye and intermediate stations
EXPKRss TRAIN FoR HAKRIsBuRG.
The Express Train from New York arrives at Harris
burg II 40 noou in time to connect with trains Pennsy
yana Central Railroad and west Northern Central north
and south and With Cumberland Valley Railroad
LEAVE NRw-YoRK PIER No. ~ r. at 1880 and IL 80
M and Eastern and intermediate stations aud at
$3.50 p. IN. for somepille and intermediate stations
JOHN o. STEARNS Superintendent.
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Eeaal Notices.
4 SlTpREME
CUPREME COURT-City and County of New

SUPREME C0URT-City and County of New
~ York-J0HN NJ PINKEY agsins, JOIN B. NEE
Robert Pegrew, Salem Town Russell aud Adeline his wife
Carlos $. Sherman George B. Holly Benjamin Adams Ree
Clark and Thomas f. Lowe Summons for relief TO
named Defendants You are hereby summoned and required
the complaint In this action which wss hled s
Of the Clerk Of the City and County of New a. ~
In the City Hall IN the CITY OF NewYorA the I'VE ss o.
July 1865 and copy Of your aa.~si7 Na.sa ~ lin
aid civ Within twenty DAYS ae the service OF hs Summons
you exclusive of the day Of such service @ s niipS
answer the said complaint within the time ~ P
In this action viii apply 10 the Court for ne iene as"Aaaes
ID 'he eompiAnI'-pssea 'S ~, GdARD q PINXNEY,
Asii iaw6wS .
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npIrSuFs If every description, ct the BRUSH
kcTnpy No sss Pearl.st frsnh3nsGuAse All Articles
.a5 a The owes. nStOry prices Paint s5S.ssi %
psTisT quality, constantly 90 h"a WV" "'~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-09-08
alnsiral Boxes.

NTE have now on hand a large and splendid
w assortment Of MUSICAL BOXES, playing O. $50
TO- H. 6 "a and 90 tunes manufactured by the best makers OF
SWITZERLAND.
Mandoine Overtures EIpresyes kc kc accomplishments
u FLUTE, BELLS, DRUMS and CASTAGNETTES, Gems
nom Operas Popular American Melodies Negro Melodies etc
TOY MUSICAL BOAES, playing !, O. O. and tunes.
PhILLAkD 4 MARTIN, Importers,
kps!esl Beyss repaired No 81 MsIdspjsns, Nsw-yQ
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Bniloins alateriaIs.
Gntlerp, 6arbware, &r.

A. THOMSON d Co., No. 2l5 Water ST.,
IA Importers and Dealers In Tin Plates Roofing.
Plates Zinc Copper Wire Block Tin SpelteT Lead
&c Also Timers Tools and Machines, which they offer <
sale at the lowest market prices.
EULIERs PATENT IRON RAILING for
Houses Churches and Cemeteries, cheaper than old
styles JOSEPH L. LORD, jr., Agent No. 426 Broadway
CTEAM-B0ILERS -Boardman's patent Steam
- Boilers the safest and economical Boilers Ia Sold
at 1863 Bdway MY Price t25 per power H. Boardman
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-09-08

ITO the LADIES.-The cheapest and best place
i 10 buy SILVER-PLATED WARE, TABLE CUTLERY
and all kinds of House Furnishing Goods is T. BASS
FORDs at Cooper institute cor Astorpace Sd and fhas
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gedfs bp anttio.,. .YkGII

N sell on WEDNESDAY September 49, 1850 at o'cloot
m onthe ground II berntfn COLT ZOE SITES l5:a,sd
the flackeIsack Plank Road only fz miles from oboken
Feuyi and within 0Huues wsk Of the Railroad St,tion and
only p minutes ride by the Northern Railway from Jerey
City These bots yay Ia size from u 10 10 each according
10 Location. The land IL In high Of cultivation. On II Is
age dwelling house cottage house farm house. and neees
ont buildings also several hDe springs Of the pure water
cation beautiful and perfectly beatty and the property viii
be sold without the highest bidder 10 close the Estate
Of Paul Dursndo DECD order Of the Commissioners
Of the Orphans Court Persons DESTROYS OF seeing the property
take the trains Of the Northern Railroad at Jersey City
leaving at and m, and and pm, returning 1t 73 an
AL and $3.50 pm, thus afordng every facility FOR ne sccono
dalton Of business and gentlemen Of leisure 80 per cent
OF the purchase money can remain bond and mortgage fo
years IL per cent the title Is ndpusbe For further
particulars apply TO - =, - ,,,,,,- wv
ROBERT CAMPBELL, -
WIN DEWOLFE, 1Contnissionet
r. T. BIAIJVELT
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6onse- furnishing GOODS.
A RTICLES OF EVERY DAY USE.
N B. z. BABBITTS

A RTICLES OF EVERY DAY USE.
"A BIT. BABBITTs
PURE MEDICINAL YEAST.
60 Manufactured from common Salt and Pure Cre.mI "a
90 Tartar When used In Bread, Cake, Bscuit,I OO
tan, 70 one tA. from !, sSs.ls Of II sSds
Ind s1 ~s.n s hen. s sssts e. sa
escape through the dough while baking The Bread,
Biscuit re: S1y yer: 9 s. 81
~ require about the amount Of sborenins ~
~is s esy si
y With is eS. iss' put ss IS sss ssaa
No oder G'ar 6 r sIBB II i",'''''"
PURE CONCENTRATED POTASH,
90 Warranted double the strength Of common Potash 60
90 and superior to sspsne In %aTsss pat SP 10
G & u a.sd sn sPe sa Seer. si'A ons
AND Pound win make desn gallons q sC sCsP No ANs
IN 'e''''' B. r. BxBBITTs IN
70 MEDICINAL SALERATUS, ~
perfectly pure and wholesome article free nom
al deleterioas natter 50 prepared that. as the cir
nothing remain. In the bread when baked but conn.
non Salt, Water and Flour Put up neatly In pa
80 pei" D. in' Sd B. l. 3 sABBrrrs 90
% CONCENTRATED SOFT SOAP. 90
sS Soc. p' ~ py sas
AND water. AND
SOAP FOR FAMILY USE.
70 One pound Of this Soap equal to three pounds Of 10
slllOn, Of handsome Son Soap Il win remove
h sTs IT, s sna On ,'s ss c Of rIs v
Ii. II win wash in hard or salt water. But little
s and PneS. viii find hi. Soap superior to amy 60
90 thing in market, Hy9uI soIeseePer does not Keep %
package Of either article, or n assorted box CON
AND ning part each article you may di5ss. ARB
~ Send the name Of your Post Office, also, the State
.nd County In which you reside, with directions
10 'i '"pp'Ns A1N BIT. BABBIrr, 70
~ a,ss. 81, 70, 70, and "A Washinston.st, n Y.
A liberal discount to storeksepers
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A. NJ. MEHwrS, Auctioneer.

-- A. NJ MEHwrS, Auctioneer. 80
DY BANGS, MERWIN a. Co., Irving Buhd-
I'D nrs Nos 59i and 500 Brosdwsy-ssles Of Books STA
WEDNESDAY,, THURSDAY, and FRIDAY AFTER
Moons September u Is and ~ at ococs A. and
most attractive Collections offered At public sale copgs
Tokens &C. &c For particulars Catalogues which may be
had on application at the sales rooms.
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6topcs ano 6eaters.

DIBLE HOUSE, No. BIBLE HOUSE,
ID FOUNTAIN, NETWORK,
Use the celebrated NESUNIUS COOKING and HEATING
RANGE The heat which from ordinary goes to waste
up the chimney Is saved and made available to the
without the least essDing its convenience efficiency
Kitchen Range. The KTNA HEATER Is detgned 10 act Ia
oBt basement fire place to the basement paIlor aud
psIlo For efficiency, economy durability aud
safety they unequaed Abundant references furnished on
application. sPAuLDlNG 4 STRATUM,
No Bible House. 4hav N Manufacturers and PROPRIETOR
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r. 2. HAZEL, AuetioneeE.
DY r. r. HAZELL & Co.
ID Office No. 1874 Water
By yirtue OF q chattel mortgage win sell,
THIS DAY, Saturday Sept g.
At o'clock at No. 10 Centre st. By order Of George Rob
bins Constable the STOCK and FIXTURES contained In the
above comprising Lathe Brackets Gas Fixtures
and Tools Bellows Anvil, Vices Desks Chairs Benches, C
CARE &C., &c.
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3musfmenls.

A CADEMY OF MUSIC-PATTI MATINEE.
IA TO-DAY lsaturdaye September 9, az O'clock.
GRAND PATTI MATINEE,
when pellnis fsvorite opera Of
wv La SONNAMBULA
win be performed with
IN her ppEfvAled role of ANNA.
ReptTee Of the great tenor, -N
SIG. BRIGNOLI,
whe vn appear In his favorite character OF ELViNO.
$40. AMODI0 az COUNT R0DOLPH0.
ADMISSI0N-0NE DOLLAR
% all payts Of the house NO RESERVED SEATS
Tickets may be had at the REGULAR TICKET OFFICES,
n principal hotels, and music stores.
The docrs wf be opened st H. The Matinee will commence
"a Sclech precisely.
A CADEMY OF SIC-BARBER-PATIL
"A On MONDAY, Sept 10, st 9 o'clock
Miss ADELfNA PATTI,
d bes admirable role of ROSINA
On MONDAY Sept 10 only night Of RO'in'' celebrated
THE BARBER OF SEVILLE,
VIII magnificent STAR CAST. -n
Misc ADELINA PATTI
n her great part Of RosinA
STA BRIGNOLI IS Count AlmsviVa a.,
ma ETTORE iesio
IA AMODI. 'Doh Dsslno
SSs sUSINI. DOCTOR bsstoo
Nine fICHER. beItna
Musical Director and Conductor. sig MOLio
During The Concert In the second act Miss PATTI will sang
Rskert celebrated Echo Song, composed for MINNIE Sonag
the end Of the Opera the Adens Waltz composed ex
psessy for Miss Pitt by Sig AuEio
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Boots, Shoes, &r.

I AIDES FRENCH SHOES.
H. JEFFERs Of No. $40 Broadway would respectfully sool
the ladies NeYo and from s pas OF the Union, to call
examine hiE elegant assortment Of French BOOTS and
SHOES and embroidered Toilet add Bridal SLPPER3 Prices
commemorate with the times
JEFFERS, No s73 Broadway, opp. Metropolitan.
G.D SHOES and CATERS at JONES's, Nos
~ - 10 and Il Ann It, Style and warranted to give
perfect subtraction
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& SONS
GOLD MEDAL
PATENT 0VERSTRUNG 0BANDS


And SQUARE PIANOS
Are now considered the best PIANOS Manufactured
silJeIsnedts within last four years in competition With
pspospf Che beet makers Of NewYork Boston Philadelphia
Among the judges were eOtschsk VIM Mason H A Wei
SONS do not refer 10 artists who this county
many years sgo OF certificates and testimonials given Ions
tine since it is we4nown fact that such important i'm
poyemens been made pianos quite recently that many
makers whose instruments were Justly considered to rank smon
the best years cannot BY any means Claim the same poaoz
We suboin the following certificate given within the s
months nearly al the leading and most prominent artists and
musicians now reading in this country
S the STd Pnos Invented Ssn BY
sTENWAY IN which the covered strings oyertruns shows
That as result Of said Improvement the voice Of Ii.
Piano greatly In p1 I madS more
less hs stronger aud much better prolonged than that eoe
he undessnsd regard the improvement Of Mr. seinws,
AZ most novel ingenious and Important No Piano OF sm
construction has been known or used 50 far IS the unis
"snsOe aIST SITTER WILLIAM MASON
WIN sAAR, ROBERT C
go = = ssKiSfow HENRY G. TTaM,
And many others
Zach ,nstrument warranted for the term OF hye years
Wsreroons Nos e and "a Wakersi near bIoaswsy ~ Il
CTEINWAY a. SONS GOLD MEDAL PAT
- FET OVERSTUNG GRAND and SQUARE PIANOS ar.
considered the best Pianos manufactured and are
WsTefcOm. MOI. q and "a wslkerst, near Broadway.
G000 FOR a splendid rOund-corner carved
-OO PIANO worth 800 uncommon hne to mv Tiih
modem improvement nearly Also 6-octaVe mELo-
DEOE can be- ,ern at c. FISCHEPS, No $50 Broadway,
near l4th IT.
CTEAM BOILERS for SALE.-Three second
- hand CYLINDER BOILERS 20 inches diameter aud 81
feet long with high DOme and "A inches tnoer, with
Cros Boilers Ind al the fixtures complete wan Dc ested
25 pounds TO the In a. and viii De SOLD cheip oI CALL
Price g. 90 Igure Of or address .
f| WIN FJNNEY 4 70, Nc ls1 WNseI't, Brooklyn
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DOMAN CATHOLIC ORPHAN ASYLUM
HI The Annual Festival for the BENEFIT OF the in
stituton VIII take place 10 Palace GARDEN, In lth 6th
y the afternoon and evening Of the 10th Of September
afternoon performances commence u o'clock the
evening performances at u p
COncsIoom the west side OF the Garden viii be Tor
the MinstrelSy Gymnsstic performances, etc.
The Conservatory the east side will be o. the disposal Of
chose Who prefer dancing walsng, &c
Bands MnGc will be stationed IN various parts Of the Garden
In the evening in addition to the other performances there
vii be brilliant display OF Fireworks
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TOR CALIFORNIA via PANAMA. first
class win leave NewYork the l 18th and 2lst OF
each months except when these dates fall SUNDAY when
the day Of departure viii be the MONDAY following For
freight passage spply at the only office No l West
corner of Wauen-st. ID. b. ALLEN Agent.
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1870 THE PENNSYLVANIA 1060
lCOUCENTRAL RAILROAD. lCOU


GREAT DouBLETRAcK ROUTE.
The fsRE RE1f Pox Ta ssssn'
r.. for the sSs Ss s'fi ss f:ts q
cnnst Chicago ST. Louis g. Paul NashyIs hempht New
Orleans and all other townsin the West Northwest and south
Tslo1sb sSs for or the be- %s.s leave
Sleeping md smoking cars on all the trains
Fare always lo~ and the tue az quick as bJ any other
By this route Freghts descriptions be forwarded
mn no Cm W VIZ pG1t o. Iowa. owe Missouri BY
RECT any port the nsvsabs rivers Of the "ssby
The freight 70 and from point Of the wss.
by otier Railroad Companies Merchants and shippers
ng the transportation Of their Freight this Company rely
with confidence on its speedy transit
This Company also msintans Emirsnt Accommodation
Line Sy which parties eDgrats westward enjoys cheap and
S @ ri IA
LEIGH Co. Eieisht Agent, O., u,r,,
MCDONALD BiscHoFF Emisfsat Agents,
ENoCH LEWIS, General s1ps IHoan. Pa
HUDSON RIVER RAILROAD for ALBANY
From Monday April 30 $780, Tfsias wiz leave CAamesTs.,
sn5.y A in:asse s Way fcPs sas IS sps
S,s ~ r,s%
G5sPs. s and
sos sandays included andas and AGsn .ssu, half an
hour later. A. +. SMITH, Snpenntenosns
NEW-JERsEY RAILROAD.-For PHILA.
IN DELPHIA and the SOUTH and WEST, Via JERSEY
CITY-Msil and Express Lines leave New Yors At ana AZ
M and and fare So Through tickets sola Tor Cln
cnnat the West and for Washington, Neg-ohsens and
the South &C., and through baggage checkedo Wssns'n
q IA. and p. N. trains. , -,-,,.
J. w. WOODBURY.. Assistant Superintendent
No baggage win be received for trains unless delivered ana
checked Is minutes in advance of the time Of leaving
NEW-YORK AND HARLEM RAILROAD
~ Summer for pleasure travel trains leave 10Th
ct. Station 81 follows: -. 81.
lois m-Express for Albany Troy, Saratoga, Sharon
Springs Lake George Lebanon Springs and Lake
Mahopec Connecting at Albany with N C. H. ior Sharon
Springs Falls and all places West Also win trains
for Saratoga all points North BIS mfor CToton fa
Connecting at Goldes Bridge with Stages for Lake W.esbuc
and Al Croon falls with Stages Lake Mshopec 40
For Dover Plains connecting Godens Bridge with Stage fof
Lake Waccabuc and Croon Falls With Stages for Lake
Mshopac. JOHN bUkOhILL, hsssI o4eH
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~ FOR SOUTHAMPTON and HAVRE.
The United States Mail Steamship
ADRIATIC,
Csnsst SATURDAY Oct with Mails, Passenger and
Specie, for the above ports.
For Freight Passage apply the Office Of the North Atlantic
Steamship Company troom No. a, No. 88 Walst
y q : j. p. STEPHENS, Secretary.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-09-08

DARNUMs AMERICAN MUSEUM.
I'D On MONDAY NEXT, Sept TO-
THE FALL and DRAMATIC SEASON WILL OPEN,
9TH ali the old yorte performers and large corps Of NEW
S TALENTED ARTISTS when viii be introduced the.moral
psA IN hnttiy interesting drama, entitled
JOSEPH AND HIS BRETHREN
I BARNUM VIII appear person and address his patrons
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-02-24

A LITTER from Paris in one of our ex-
changes, says that the old prince jerome
ia poorly again, but the Emperor is not
very nssiduous in his visits to the Palais
Royal; for why, they say, the old man
bothered him too much with importunate
demands of favor for himself and his son,
Prince Napoleon. The Emperor, prudent
ly rejecting some of these one day, they
say that invalid Jerome broke out testify,
with "You have nothing of your uncle but
his Names" to which the Emperor replied,
with mild Dutch phlegm; ''PardOH, have
something else of my uncle: have his
family"