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New-York daily tribune., 1857-09-07
PIONEER LIFE IN KANSAS.
Private Letter from . Lady.

fTlytte Letter nom Lazy.
RosEpALE, Kansas, Aug. IL, 1856.
DEAR H.: was awakened very easy this morning
by an unusual stir and apparent skirmishing IN Mr..
BE- room and with the nervous slerness OF my tears,
occasoned by the frequent surprises and shocks nave
received in Kansas, began TO surnse that one OF
the company of bandits recently discovered a. Lesv-
enwoth land which confess TO allies scattered in every
part of the Territory had been found seereeed uuder
the bed, or trying to force an entrance info the
window.
In one moment recourted ell that We had passed
through and wondered what new development of hor-
rors might reasonably be expected from those We had
aheady e1perie fenced. Particularly vivid were toe
events Of that memorable pigbt just one year sso
when the gallant Major CLARK and the brace iil6uster
Col. Titus came to steal our hcrres at the heed OF
party Of 80 Law and Order thieves, mounted ana
rrned with United States sabers, muskets and bayo
bets. This being the anniversary OF the same piga',
il was very natural for me to thnk nnmedla'eiY "
that and the others Of such thrilling import
succeeded it up to the time Of the final conhsgfGon
OF our house, and for week. later in and about Law
renee.
Remembered frst, with shive- Of horror, the sso
Lizhg suspense and the dreadful realizes on lnoeo
fctrtul nights and thea with smile oi sa,is'a
recalled the terror aud p-ecipi:i alton o ~ ruaus
fight when they found themselves greeted oy o. ul
expected saiute on their approach 20 our uypu, sun
houses, aid ru,beo with ligbtDog speed pas. our ~
ing. leaving in their ho. haste old bats perez hS;rd
bullet holes, and some OF their old mushsls psn. ,.
them. But did not intend to write o. tnsse a nns
now. They require separate description, sHa @ nioo
time than can devote 70 them this morning. 20
irg this Widow Bedott style, l will come a. once u
my story. A;,:.L;
Dir. b. soon passed through the house 70 ehni1. n'
trophies of war" and behold in the wang No. -
my Of he morning campaign not ne pS,ae, sr, en
Gan robber and murderer had imagn Ill.
more ctable though OF the same species an ass
akin in a:rre,he Scsonge: GaI,aBp r., e.. 5.d S ne:
eIseonced bimsef comfortably N MI; .. - ~, =,
with evil intent, we Judge, since be aa n"' ~, S'I NJ
bite but doub;le,s from sheer eoppss'.on ~. s,,.
bachelor BIS loneliness. May who i've ~
have told me Of finding in the morning G a.d 81,
stretched out the logs just behind zee pe n nU
unfr.queny they have usurped the osas sb ~ s 2s.
cabins. repellipg the original oc;ePs. 7, Mr.
when be retired in the darkness % hs cousn. \ aol
aha ". often heard The sharp clicking rattle s52at o1r
bou'e. and finally traced an "c,i SER. d.y mar .ae
joor step. ju.: IL va. coos :, stIise az i',', ~ho
WAS pisiiag there, and vhe gs'e q "n''' s'a'A' y
New-York daily tribune., 1857-09-07
IMPORTANT DECISION As TO NArURALIzRD VorERs.

IMPORTANT DECISION As TO NArURALIzRp VOTERS.
Judge Goodloe of the Kentucky Circuit Court, hac
rendered very important decision as to the rights o.
persons naturalized in State courts In respect 70 me
elective franchise. This decision was rendered In tho
ease Of Hogan against Dudley. Dudley, while acting
as Deputy Sheriff at the late election in the City of
Ie xineton refused To receive the vote Of Hogan be-
cause BE- was nsturslized in State court. Hogan In
siuted suit for damsges. This case was fully Ar
gued on both sides before Judge Goodloe, who in his
decision. embraced the following points;
l. A voter may man,a civil action sganst the pdges OF
election for unlawfuy, willingly and knowingly deoyns him
the right TO vote. .
The power to establish uniform rules Of naturalization 10
exclusively vested in Conge and cannot b. eIerced by the
States. ....1 NJ,
The process Of under the so Of lsoas 1d
cial and not ministerial.
Congress power under the Contntion to confer ~
sdicton Judicial duties the state cou bot
the mu look to the Constitution and aws q ee
own Of ursdcon and there nothing In
the Constitution and laws Of Kentucky conferns jurisdiction
upon hear and determine net
their aud void and confer
their holders right to vote.
Judge Goodloe had previously decided that the ps.
pers Of person naturalized n another state required
the certificate Of the court there to make them valid
New-York daily tribune., 1857-09-07
PENES W. V3NIi.
POLITICAL DARKNESS.


Ceyr.spoudence of The N. rrib1pe
BERKs COUNTY, Sept. 9, l-57.
Permit me TO call the attention Of the readers Of
TIE TRIBI NE 10 few matters pertaining 70 po-
Itie,l affairs in this beDigbted region. The Niger
party have held their County Convention here, and
among other resolutions which were adopted, "o
find the following:
"p,,oJred That we he esrty approve of the decision
Of the Supreme Court in the bred Scott case-oe-
lievpg as do, that il establishes, beyond casa OF
doubt The true meaning and construction ot tne Con-
stufion upon the facts as presented; We sppro'e "
II Furthermore for the reason that secures 10 oar
southern brethren rights which have been attempted
TO be deried by men acfuated either Dy mI-s uiooI
philanthropy or n desire IN create geographical
division OF parties which would enure 10 the oeneht
of bad and designing politicians
1t will. doubtless, appear strange to many VI
YOUR readers that the party holding such doctrines
should be- able to control the great majority Of votes
in Eastern Pennsylvania Why is it First: Ne
cause the masses of that party in this and other
counties in the eastern portion OF the STATE are
made up of Germans and their descendants, who
understand Democracy only in name. They are
worthy and industrious citizens but read little and
think less about the great Issues OF the times.
In this county, the Adler ia their only source Of
new. and instruction There is another Demo
a much narrower circle of influence and circulation.
The importance of Pennsylvania in controlling
the politics Of the country, in my humble opinion
has never been overrated. Why then, should not
more attention be paid to the diffusion of Repue-
hcan doctrines among the masses OF these eastern
counties Why are not Dutch pamphlets circu-
lated here Why are not some Of those potent IN
fuences brought to bear, which the Loco Focos use
Themselves Why should this be the great Mala'
koff of Slayeocracy Prejudice here is strong
against Abolitionism; and il is supposed, BY the
great majority of voters, that the Republican party
is laboring principally for the negro race They do
not comprehend the bearings of the Democratic
doctrines upon the fee men and institutions Of the
North We frequently hear them ask, why
Z" should we trouble ourselves about Kansas OF
Slavery" They do not understand the connec-
ton between the principles of the General Govern
meut and their own individual interest Can't
something be done to enlighten usl Who will help
tocrapple with this hydra. headed monster Help
must come from abroad. Missionaries must be sent
to us. The light of the East and Of the West must
penetrate these yallies and cr-wn these hls e|se
there is no hope but to walk in the valley Of tho
shadow Of death, as we have heretofore.
Let not this be considered an idle eommunica-
ton. Something must be done for Pennsylvania
The west will take care of ITSELF but ths eastern
portion requires aid. "GOd speed the right"
OLD BFRKS
New-York daily tribune., 1857-09-07
NETWORK and NEw-HAvEN RAILROAD

N SUMMER ARRANGEMET, commencing July Is, is1.-
fss.psei nsen In NewYork corner 27hst and sv. en-
TRAINS LEAvE NEw-YoRx-For New.Hsven. T:S,
sS m tex: i2;iA stS $40 e. J. and 4;5O p For
HhcsePofI.H e;ps m lex l2+S 5t5 4:9O lex ard 4:S
p Hor Milford stre,ord, Fairfield Southport and Wen.
psr 30 l2%S 3;%5 450 ?. IN For KorwaL 5a ESQ
ssd 9Ieenwioh 7;!o 9;9 l2;45 S:4s $50 5s5 s:S
Pm For sitmf..d 7O. 500 Sexk s:20 u i2:45 S:&s
<i.e stations 30 9eo I2:t5 S:4s $50 5S5 s:a D M
CONNECTING TRAlSS-Ror Boston, s:2D = N (ea J. Az
texl Yor Hartford and Sp.in Efd g. NJ lex ~. IS
$40 p ex) For Connecticut River Railroad 70 Mont
S1 Sd N zen and 42s p m tex to Northampton 70,
sen ro' aewIordon Railroad, SO m, An r. m Fos
sSss:3Is R.iho.d s;2sA m 40 p M For NsussOch
hcrS.n css ., Rsi,2sa t;2o s:2o N 42op:
- M !exl, 80 (sI D. 4:Sa p te1 From bhds1
$3.50 20 ie:,sS m.tel ;a;h sA) Slis;1s lex
~ eSpn ,ex) slom Por: ches,.. S;27. SO
I'm s'S ii.S'I - "a 9.s3 s:27 p n
IAAi3 h, EOYr, Ie-iaiec1tIh
New-York daily tribune., 1857-09-07

IN PURSUANCE Of an order Of the Surrogate Of
the County Of NswYorh notice 10 hereby given sn per
somerve Fsyse County sat. Of Tennessee. dceaed 20
s., ofcr No 9S Broonest, In the City of New York OF
before the twenty fourth dsy q December New
York he 2rh day ~ June. 1857
"a iswCmN EpwARp 4 FRASER, AamlI.srstOr
New-York daily tribune., 1857-09-07
MINNESOTA.
ADJOURNMENT OF THE CONVENTION.

The tnal work of the two Conventions was accom-.
plisbed yesterday. One Constitution WAS agreed
upon. the members of the Republican wsg sEning
the Constitution with st. A. d. Balcombe ss lresi-
dent, and attested by l.. A. Babcock as Secretary.
Another exact copy Of the Constitution signed by
the members Of the Democratic wing, with II. II.
Sibley as President, and j. j. Noah as Secretary.
The Presidents of both Conventions returned their
thanks to the respective bodies over which they nsd
the honor to preside. The Republican Convention
was wound up with an appropriate prayer by the Rev.
Mr.. Phelps. Both Conventions adjourned s,ne d'e
about o'clock on Saturday. st. Paul Times, Jlst.
New-York daily tribune., 1857-09-07

The Galreston Nescs Of the 25th understands that
there cannot be less than 900 head Of cattle that have
pershed ON the Island Of Galveston during the iate
severe drouth for the want Of water, and partly,
also for the want of grass Of which there has been
great scarcity. Many of these cattle, within week
or two past have come within the city limits in search
of water, and numbers have died here, and tneir
bodies have been removed by the city authorities
We unde and the Island has been overstocked and
tha, even in favorable seasons there is hardly suf-
ciept grass for the 1000 or 900 head that are said 70
be on the Island. We hear the loss Of one indl-
vidual estimated at four or five thousand dousfs;
Those which have survived this drouth are said
10 be 90 much reduced that they can scarcely
recover sufficiently, even should We have good
grass, TO pass through the winter.
Tile Qnitaaa Herald gives An account OF ne wnip-
ming Of number of horse steales by citizens Of Hop
kips County, and the subsequent whipping Of the
citizens BY hiends of the thieves.
New-York daily tribune., 1857-09-07

DENNSYLVANIA RAlLROAD.-Ihe GkEAT
CENTRAL ROUTE, connecting the Atlantic cities with
Western North western and South States by ooe
tnuous Railway direct This Road also connects at Psbnrh
With daily line of Steamers all ports in the Westen Rivera
Cleveland and Ssndusky with steamers to all Pos
he Northwestern Lakes making the most direct cheapest
and reliable by which YREIGHT be forwarded 70
and from the Great West -
RATES BETWEEN PHILADELPHIA and PITTSBURGH
gIRsr CLAss-Boots, shoes Hats and Caps, )15oert.1
Books Dry Goods lin boxes bales and trunksG IOo fb
Drugs lin boxes and baes), Feathers, Furs &c..
sEcoNp CLAss-Dornestic Sheetins, Shirtins and
Ticking Tin original bales) Drugs I'm casks Hard
ware Leather lin rolls or boXes Wool and Sheep lo n
Pelts Eastward
RBRD CLAss-Anvils, Steel Chains I'm casks( Meant.
Hemp Bacon and Pork salted Goose oE In sscts 100 u
Tobacco manufactured except Cigars cut &c. '
PoURTH CLAss-Cofee, Fish Bacon, Beef and
Pork lin casks boxes Esstwad), Lard and <ocenn
Lard Oil Nails. Soda Ash, German Clay, fN iO D.
Pitch, Rosln, &c....::.. x...................".J
TLovs-&l y Dbl. until further notice.
osAx-50 cents y 100 n until further notice.
CorToS-S2 BALE not exceeding 500 weight until fe1sh1
notice.
aeuls1 70 mari the package Pennsyv ksro.d" Al
Goods AGENTS Of this Road at Phusdaphis
Pittsburgh viii be forw arded without detention.
FaEiGHr AGESrs-Hsrhs Womlsy Co, Memphis, fepa !
T. Sass Co.. st. Lonis; j. B. Mitchell Son, Evansville
Ind Dumesnl Bell Co., and Carter Jewett Louisville
KY h. C Meldrum, Madison, Ind Sprsman Brown, and
irxin Co.. Cincinnati N w. Graham Co., Zanesviie
Ohio Leech Co, No 81 Kilbyst Bo.ton Leech Coz No
Asor House. New. York, and No William st., New Yor
q. j. Snesder, Philadelphia; hssrsv koons, Baltimore
Geo. c. Frsncscus Pittsburgh.
II. II HOUSTON. General Freight Agent PhtaddpaiA
II. J. LOABAERf. Superintendent Altoona Pa
NAV l. 1857
New-York daily tribune., 1857-09-07
fcaal Notices.

IN PURSUANCE of an order of the Surrogate Of
tbe County Of New notice hereby syen 20 az per
sons bayiDg claims sssins ALEXANDER r. SlNhoSe A.e
Of City York deceased presen, the ene VITA
vouchers thereof 20 the subscriber the Office OF y Gar
pspter No 10 Nassau street in tho City Of New foIt on
or bc be twenty tst day Of January nsxt.Dsted New
Yors 18th day Of July, 1851. PHILIP c. SIMMONS,
iy2O lsw6fnM' Administrator.
New-York daily tribune., 1857-09-07

ELopRMEsT WITH TwEsrY THOUSAND DOLLARS.
AND ARREST FOR BICAMY.-A young msn, named
Robert J. Lambet was brought TO the city n'gnt pe
fore last says The Detroit Press Of the Both nit, by
isil or the complaint of Thomas Lark Of Chashsm,
c. W., who charged him with the crime Of bigamy,
be having eOpeo with and married the step.dsugh'er
of the complainant while he had another vile hsa8.
agent for the brush factory Of ID. Berien Co., PsAr
street NewYcrk, and, having occasion 10 stop ioi q
few weeks at Chatham, became acquainted y N tne
Young lady in question, whose name was May r..
Brown Her step-fsther kept hotel in Chatham,
and means were found through the medium OF com
paDioDs, for carrying on correspondence that wss
forbidden by the parents Of the young lady. The cash
that -be was reported TO possess in her own r.snt
O,00O) strosg inducement 10 the adven.nrel
and he found no difficulty in obfsring interviews Win
the young lady, and finally persuaded her 20 elops
with him Lambert wss srrests and is now in jsl;
the fact Of his former marriage well ascerfained'
Mss GgsyRAL GaIEEs-We learn from The Pha11
delDkia Erentng Journal that hrr. General Ssnes.
Who for years past has withstood the combioso eus
of LAWYERS and enemies TO ruin her, visited pnnsdea'
pbia on Friday lest, and instituted inquiries W v"H
rone facts relative 20 the time Of the dean OF he'
grandmother Clark, who long lived 10 oelues -
and whose Iensins pow le ~ ue 70 Cours tweptv-
three year.-has completely gained her cease
she has got to do to obtain possession 81 n s..osa.
property Is simply to insfhu ..,.n,eyv com ma,
sac,ed Mr.. G. looks wel is sill young, sod o.
energetic as ever. c.
has decided that rhe Collector Of tho port Of
philaSeipLs properly charged duty Of ID per cent
an the articles Of import khown he chVdte ot pvt
a,h and " sal ssetosels."
The secretary Of the Treasury has also affirmed ,he
decisions of the Collectors Of Boston and NewYork,
assessing duty Of l9 per cent on refined borax;'
and affirmed the decision Of the latter assessing dny
Of "a per cent. On "Glbers," and per cent. on
.'sumsc.'
A CLERsYnAS LAID UP voR LAzIsEss.-I|e
Hes.ern Recorder, Baptist Journal puolisned q
LOu1yie, Ky, makes the following novel announce
nep.:
Zone ID. D.. conyested from the Dutch Cburch, .
man Of so1rd learning and urdorbssd Pe'y, I've
stands e1,lutsa s-om Ire Bsptss Church oscsa'e ne
Ah1y"
New-York daily tribune., 1857-09-07
II A r L f NJ r A L r O A D

Commencing WEDNESDAY. June s. 1857
Trains leave Depot corner Of White and Ccnres,s: ~
rcton Falls Tns connecting with line OF stages for Lake
kshopsc 81 m-E1press Mail Train for Albany connecting
CO;On Fails h line Of stages for Lake MahSPac PGsdys
Corners With Western Railroad for Albany Troy Salsog. and
ae Yves: sllerton Train, stopping st al .''tS1.
SpWSj,s P. T,. S.iGss nnnin, St III .9stoas
Leave 2sa.,t Station: 7a5 g m WILLIAMS Bridge Train,
aop2ins al all stations, II Willisms Bridge Train stop
vsG oil stations It m-Whe Plains Train stopping st
Al station. n-Nll.m. Bridge Train. stopping a. al
rstions mCretsn Fsls Train stopping at all stsnonA
- n-Wlsms Bridge Train. stopping a. all stations
WIN. j. CAMPBELL, 6uperirtcEdent
New-York daily tribune., 1857-09-07
E'OR BOSTON, via NORWICH and woR-

Il CESTER-Dsily s u from pier foo, Of Coursud, a.
~ ths f.yore steamer C0NNECTIcUT Capt wm Wilcox.
en- nhoSpA1s wEpNEspCAarsS Cas snd FRIDAYS. and BY the
h.us, on TUESDAYS THURSDAYS and SATURDAYS, 30
ADyD, Point thence by and handsomely finished six
Lowell. Nashua Concord, White Mountains end evsy
ether section Of New Sts.eoes be engaged b,
toct osCorrtsndt-s
New-York daily tribune., 1857-09-07

SUPREME COURT-Cny and County Of New
OYork ISAAC ADRIAHCE sst. WILLIAM JOHNSTON,
William Johnston Junior, James SCOTT aud Elm his wife
Arthur Johnston and Susan bis wife CHARLES Johnon Caths
rne Johnston Wi.m JohA-on Sd James G. Westbay and
sssret L. his wife James Johnston Eleanor Johnston On
yer Thomas Beard james Beard Archibald Johnston aud Ehis
Ann hi. wife Henry Beard Emelne Beard William BeaId
John Harvey. Samuel Campbell Caleb d. GilderIesve rne
President Directors and Company Of the Tanners Back I'd
word Ellsworth, Wism Tucker, Elias Moore, The People
Of the NewYorf The Bowery Bank William McGror
ty The Mechanic, Bsnkrg Assoesson, Susan Ryan Ex
scutrr of Jsmesc Ryan, Charles Bishop Or
Vile IIurd Gsuet HSbrouck and Sargent Bogey Johu
Roach The Wksbnrre Coal Company Mary Jane johnston
widow Oliver Johnston deceased Mary Jane Johnston sd
and Peter Ainerman administrator Of the ostate Of
tie said Oliver Johnston deceased ard William O. Hammond
Janio late he OF the said Oliver johnston
the above defendants and each
them You hereby summoned and required to answ9
the this scon. and to OF your answer
to complaint the Subscriber at his ONCE No 70
Nassau street City Of New York. within twenty days after the
service Of thi. on you exclusive OF the day such
service fail the said complaint within he
time said the plaintiff in this action will apply to tho
Court for relief demanded In the complaint The said
ps the Office of the Clerk Of the City and County
a the tenth dsy Of Jane in the la-Dsted
Jane 10, 1856 j. u. bROWh
jyT lawl9wM Plsntihs Attorney.
New-York daily tribune., 1857-09-07

DOMAN EYE BALSAM.-Ths celebrated
remedy week nhsned Eyes constantly used
With ,sps ,rccest by dising ished OcIlist during long
carer be confidently relied the
yey tbs. be used In cases where the tyeds
and usually effects complete after few applications
Pf,rsred aud sold by A. r d. SANDS Druggists No iV'
New-York daily tribune., 1857-09-07

GREAT AMERICAN ROUTE via MICHIGAN
~ RAILROAD to Chicago, 81. Louis Rock Island st. PsuL
Milwaukee Kansas City and all places West and South we
ebore Western Railway, and Michigan Southern
sds forming the shortest quickest and most pleasant route
the Great West The road between Detroit Adrian
opep and trains connecting at Adrian With
trains Chicago and the West ror farther information srpy
~ C Ofoe No. lgS Broadway Of Dey
JOHN " PORTER AGENT
New-York daily tribune., 1857-09-07
H)ater-0nre.

MT. PROSPECT WATER CUkE, Blngnstn- M
Institute presents peculiar facilities for Winter t~s,unt
tents received a. reduced rates. Address j. H. Nofn NJ "
New-York daily tribune., 1857-09-07
nlf0ical.


HELMBOLD's EXTRACT of BUCHU =
Il L HELMBOLDS Extract OF Buchu cures Gravel
HELMBOLDS Extract Of Buchu cures Diseases OF the
Bladder. ., ~,
HELMBOLDs Extract Of Buchu Diseases Of the Kid
fELMBOLDs Extract Of Buchu cures Dropy:
HELMBOLDS Extract Of Buchu for general Wesknesses
HELMBOLD'S Extract Of Buchu for al Gseasvs arising
HELMBOLDS Extract Of Buchu for all diseases arising
HELNBOLD'S Extract Of Buchu for oil diseases srnns
from Imprudence
HELMBOLD'S E1;rust of Buehu for Secret and Decste
Diseases -,
HELMBOLDS Extract of Buchu taken by male and fe
male.
HHLMBOLD'S Extract Of Bucbu for Loss Of Memory.
HELMBOLDS Extract of Bnchu for Loss OF Power.
HELEBOLDS Exrsct OF buchu for Universal Lssstude OF
the Muscular System. ~ ,
HELNBOLDs Extract of Buchu for Nervous and DebiEate
HELMBOLD'S Extract Of Buchu for Dmnes Of Vision
UELMBOLDS Extract Of Buchu for Difficulty Of Bresthine
HELMBOLDS Extract Of Buchu for Weak Nerves and
Trembling.
HYLMBOLDS Extract OF Buchu for all Distressing AL.
HRDMBoLDS Extract Of Buehu price 81 per bottle de-
"''''- " '-' HIT HELMBOLD Chemist
Depot No R South l0thst below Chestnust PhisdelPhh
Sold by Druggists and Dealers sveywhere- Beware oi
counterfits. Cures guaranteed 49,
HEGEMAN CLARK II Co. Agents, Broadway, NJ \.
New-York daily tribune., 1857-09-07
CTPREME COURT, NIAGARA COUNTY,

- The Merchants Bank Of Norwich Connscticut plaintiff
against Willis T. Hoss and Sophia his wife Ms'heS Witeeck
and saIah Ann hi, WIFI the LoskpoTt Bank and Fru oo
William c. Tucker Frsnc. Nelson John Van HON, Abrain
Van syfe the lion Bank samuel Iruse Lyman Fapers
Iobn foues Jess- Shsfe Dsyd Bouck, Dwight Salmon,
D,iel q Salu on Thomas Webster John Lee, Edsar p.
Pic rns Van Sckler assignee Of Alonzo T. Prentice
John Cutler Morse Bur.is John William John G Jsnnins
Reuben HsrrOtt Thomas w Adsms Chester lloss Newell
Kan.rn Alfred G Pecksm, Stephen Dennis, William II.
Merrill, DenCn Adams Ephrain Gord'nier William Norman
Sss NcNea lockwood Sherwood, Proctor Csdwallader
Lorin N Bennett Joseph Barton, Dexter B Bnon Walter
w Webb Lucaus W Bangs receiver 1c of Genesee AetuA
Ip,urance Company William T. Rice. Horatio Tenett Jo-
-eph G. Mills William Mills the Exchange Bank 81 Lock
pGr Martin j. Bort Dexter X JerBuld Samuel NJ sprnceI
Amos B. SpeHor JOHN Hutehinson samuel Mikn defend
sns-To tie defendants named You hereby sam
oncd 10 the complain. in this act on, ord serve eo
of your at office. in the City OF Buffalo,
within the service hereof exclusive c the day
of service and you fail 10 the complaint as
the plaintiff will apply to the Cour. for the relief de-
sndrd said peint which complaint will be filed IN the
oac, Of the Clerk OF the County Of Niagara Dated Buffalo,
May ., l@7. HADDooh
Plaintiff Attorney, No. spauldIns'. Exchange.
Buffalo, y. Y.
Said Complain. fled in the oce Of he County Clerk Of
Eisqars County on the 18th day Of MAY, 1851.
sulO Isw6wM L. X HADDOCK, Plaintiffs Attorney.
New-York daily tribune., 1857-09-07
TILE GREAT CENTRAL ROUTT.

The Pennsyvania Railroad connects s Pittsburgh vita r
and from St Louis No Alton, Gaena and Chicago
Ill Frankfort Lexington and Louisville Ky Terre Hsuts
Madison Lafayette and Indianapolis Ind Cincinnati Dayos
sprnsfed Bsefontaine ssnd.siy Toledo, Cleveana Co
packet boats from and to Orleans st. Louis Louis
vile and Cincinnati.
Through Tickets for the East be had At any OF the above
mentioned places in the West
will find this the shorter most expeditions and
acufoYtsble route between the East and West
FROM NEW-YORK TO CINCINNATI IN so HOUAA
FROM NEW-YORK TO CHICAGO IN Sc HOURS.
PROM NEW-YORK TO ST. LOUIS IN rs HOURS.
Pare as low any other Route.
Bee handbills In the hotels OF this city.
Through II kets further information be hsd ~ The
snse Of the PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD,
Nc. Asor House, Broadway.
J. L, ELLIOTT AGENT
New-York daily tribune., 1857-09-07
DUBLIC NOTICE.-In pursuance of resolutio

PUBLIC NUIICE:-Ih Pursuahce OF reso!unon
passed by the Board Of Commits ssone Of the Central Pek
August 1857 the Committee Buildings in the Central Park
will be sold public .lc.ion the 18th day Of Sep
teber ue1 the Wssusf House. 5hsv and 18th St Is
O'Clock tbs. day al the buildings said Park directed ty
said re solution.
Catalogues the sale be obtained Of kesss John Lloyd
Sons Auoneer the Office Of the Commissioners st the
Bani Of Commerce building Nassau and Ce and
the House above dsvs previous 70 the sale
cash the sale and the budng 70 be removed
within thirty days thereaterNewYo York August ~ 1851
WIN. X. STRONG,
ChAi,man Of Committee on Buldinis il Centra Part.