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New-York daily tribune., 1857-10-20

whenever csn secure friend who viii perform ssoh
service fR me- The Dste above referred 10 vas witt
ten, at my dists'ion, oys tnend N New-York City.
ars none Of those mistakes which have been psraded
before the public This note va, placed IN the hands
CT third De rsoD 20 De copied, and thst copy The
one whieh shfto The Iadpsreenf f.r psbheatsor-
Ny time vas then So much occupied that dA nct
sxauire Tie copy after i, was prepared whssAes
that copy corsinsd the errors ferred to to The fn
pesdent.I l have now no means Of knowing except
what furnished in the statement OF thaf papor.
The pubic zee from thi, statement OF facts how
far am rsspons.ble for the errors in spelling snd
punctuation, about which go mucd has been said.
They VIII snow, also, what Judgment to pronounco
upon those men who have unnecessarily " malicious
" dragged my name into their columus They
cannot escape the charge Of wrong. doing Ia this
N after by sayipg they could not know that the pa
Der which bore my name was not actually written
With INV own hand. The fact that 90 masy
errors were found in 90 short note would have led
most m. 10 infer that il had passed into the hands Of
an unskiful copyist. Or, il this would have ben
stretch Of charity surpassipg the ability OF The InA
pendent the ecitor might hsve seriously questioned
the propsie.y of making wanon az exposure u my
individual faults. ID
Is that paper accustomed TO make such an exposure
of every correspcndtnt Mt who is 90 unfortunate % "
commit errors in spelling and punctuation =,
Does it always publish TO the world the names o.
these unforupstesi lit does not, why have eeen
selected 10 occupy 10 conspicuous . place IN NJ
columns! The merciless criticism TO which have
been exposed in The Independent and other papers
which have followed the lead ofthat sheet is the more
uriustfabe when il is considered that tie columns OF
The Inderendens had been used for the purpose q
violent assault upon my character by me nav; Dr;
Edwd. Beecher-an assault entirely unpTovoksd ana
un. ,pected by me- The note which sent to Tf Ia
dependent was Q short reply to that assault NY ncts
after severa weeks delay. was at last publshed pot
in a N panner which, with the remarks accompanying
il, locked very much like determination 70 aid Dr.
Bs echer in his attack upon The IadeTesde1 trst
allows its correspondent TO assail me- then. when st-
tempt reply comes to the rescue Of the sssssnt BY
an assault upon me of its own. Yours, No.,
GEo. w. CALI.
New-York daily tribune., 1857-10-20
THE SORGHUM IN WASHINGTON CO., N. Y.
Correspondence Of The N. Y. Tribune.

WEST FoRT ANN, N. T., Sept. IL, 1891.
Herewith send you o sample Of sirup man.
ufactured by me from the sorghum, or Chinese
suQsr.cane, q sample Of which / exhibited at the
Washington County Agricultural Fair on the 10th and
l7th Sept, and which attracted little attention from
the leading sgricultursts of this county had read
the various articles which have appeared in The
TRIBUxE from time to time upon this subject bat had
given the matter but little thought, till my attention
was attracted by the rapid growth Of small patch Of
the sorghum growing in Of my neighbors gardess,
planted by his son and oolored maD, by way of OK
periment purchased the ooored mans interest In it.
and last week, with q smAll inferior hand machine
succeeded in extracting about eleven galons Of me
mice from which / have made one gallon 81 srup;
Much of the csne.juiee wss wasted IN several inef
ectua attempts to cleanse or clarity the same before
6rallv succeeded. The cane ffom which this Hrup
vss made was planted on the 9th dsy Of June on
stalk messured to-day l3 feet inches, and is stu
growing rapidly. The sirup was made nom the
ereenest and most inferior stalks and was slightly
scorcbed in boiling. hope, however, to % ape, 70
my next e1pernsst to ssna yoG hsst pe pproduesd Sy
the toll and sweat Of unrequitsd slave labor; ana
have the fullest confidence in being able TO presen!
Won likewise with Q sample OF sugar, manfsctureo
hcm the same, that will compare fsvorsoy wsa .ns
choicest New Orleans or Havana: The cane seed
row il lust in the milk A few Of the most forward
stake begin to pen. Had this cane been planted on
ihe 10th Of May it would now have been npe, ana
should the fiost hold eff few days more, 1t viii be
ripe enough for gathering,
gave some of the crushed stalks to some COWS ana
svse that were in yard nsar BY, and they devcured
it with .ydty. msks no doubt taa' s9rsaa% mere =.
,accb arre qualities, for the excellent fodder it will
afford the farmer. ,
AZ many writer's disagree as TO what is the proper
name Of this plant propose to ea it The Soiier
minds ore of the rapid and luxurant growth Of the
Free-Soil sentiment in our country; and may that
principle spread far sod wide, tih universal liberty
shall spread her broad wings over every son and
daughter Of Adam. ANTHONY HAsKiS.
New-York daily tribune., 1857-10-20
THE CHINESE SUGAR CANE.

Correspondence OF The N. l. Inoune'
MEADOW BANK, Columbia Co., N. T., Sept 2L
The tsleet stalk sent herewith, II feet high-Or
long, rather, now it is downwas grown in the garden
of Mrs. William o. King Hudson, without any at
tempt at cultivation. This garden has subsol of
clsy-bayipg had but one dressing Of manure for over
seven years. The seed fell beneath an Isabella grape
vine, shooting its head up through the tendrils and
leaves, and is what you see it.
The one without the root NEARLY ii feet high)
bed profusely as cut it off with spade suddenly,
was grown in The open field beyond this garden some
eight or ten hundred feet. Having sun, air and light
more than the other, it is of stouer growth IN &C.
cordance with the law Of compensation. ! imagine
more Juice could be expressed from the l.tter than
the former. We are in latitude ~ ceg north, ana
Is confidently stated that il would thrive south OF the
Green Mountains to the Gulf Of Mexico-wheher a.
suece ssiuly as further south, remains to be seen
Much Of the cane and juice also, s on exhl6Ron az
the County Fair, Chatham Four Corners. We shall
hear from thence soon, this being the last day, be.
lieve.
Several stalks of sweet corn have attained III feet
in each of these gardens just alluded to, and one IN
the garden of Mr.. Diekie, =: NJ, Caverack, stands
fourteen feet, and seems stal growing, ne soio INC
day OF two since.
Indian corn may add In closing, will be an aver
age crop, farmers from several sections OF the country
tell me. Many fields are in very fine condition. Cut
ting is about halfover for rpeningt. One week more
without frost will tell q favorable story about this
prime article of food for man and beast.
The aggregate returns for the county in value, OF
hay, rye, corn, oats, buckwhest, barley, potatoes,
butter lard eggs, fruit smalD, poultry, swine cattle
sheep lambs oxen wood charcoal sod... .....$6 100
Add for mules kept for work. and T5eO
Berries sold actually this season. beside homo con-
sumption.
Odds and ends stalks for fodder, beets carrots
Tota..................... .........."..... s. 77s, 900
Batter, may remark, has been unusually good
g Jaak frnuo fha yaPv0 0hvi m
reason from the great and prevailing moisture down
TO this time. ID. CAVESDlsH.
New-York daily tribune., 1857-10-20

Cod 10 fancss for - eYaAbsniSs. Lea Spring many
new yards were laid oss md naaa but Of eourss -
fruit could be s1pscted nom them this yssr. In co.
sequence Of the csldssss Of Spnsg The vines did not
bloom 90 early - usual, but when tss ssassn va
further advanced there wss sa excellent shov made,
ard mOst people predicted heavy crop. When the
berry was just beginning to form the hre worm made
ito appearance in some of the yards and did great
damage, while others wholly escaped. About the
latter part Of August other yards were attacked BY
the destructive fruit worm which has in many places
seriously injured the crop. In sone measure this hiss
been oset by the growers being fsv"rsd with large
the Summer seem to have contributed TO this resat
Novlthstandps the drawbacks upon many yards there
will be fair avs vsrsge yield.
At the present time the growers are engaged In
gathering the produce of their yards and from all sp-
~ arsncts the prospect is decently cheering. Some
wards which have hitherto yielded nothing shis year
viii give their first fruit, and II Is encouraging. ine
suppy this Fall will be better than Il has prevlously
been because the yards which have previously uohe
nollrg offer fine yield.
The demand for crsnberres has within the last hree
years greatly incre ssed and II is likely the frut wl
fetch good price. Growers are holding oack tnen
produce and ssen TO be unwilling 20 sell at the term;
offered In barrel there about three bushels and
peck and ten dollars have been offered for them and
refused. cannot ascertain at what price they viii let
them 60, but think, from what cen learn, that they
would cell, eleven, or eleven dollars and half were
offered but buyers are cautious, and seem to be un
wiling to give more than ten dollars.
Most Of tho large cranberry growers are men in
comfortable crcu instances, and can therefore keep
back their produce without at present any injury to
themselves Evidently these men will hold on Z their
fruit with view 70 take advantage Of the Market,
and will most likely obtain the highest prices. This
they can easily do because their Fruits ripe and high
c,l.red before ga!bersd, and consequently will keep
longer And better 10 Q marketable state than that
which is picked while green to escspe injury from
frost. "
There are but few yards that are four years old but
what will this year produce sufficient fruit to pay the
interest of the money invested in them. A few days
ago visited yard Of three io9rths Of an acre 10 70
the land and making cannot have been more at the
outside than $780, but yet this yard will pay this year
the interest upon 200. All cranberry yards are not
90 good as thsit is exception to the general rule.
And even il it was put up and the ssle at this time
forced do not thirk it would fetch over 81 O00 and
that because the crop not cure ope but is subject
TO important drawbacks from the fire and fruit worm.
But, notwithstanding this it Is good property. B.. Z.
New-York daily tribune., 1857-10-20

CUpREME COURT-COuNTY Of WEST
- SCHpsTER-PHILIP A. HARpEH hs sss1's isAHC i1s "
AusllS mps hep Vie II Joseph p Delyeechio Camp
M ,.s c1% no. Sssn en- Of 70. above
s, NE complaint in this sstion, which win be hIed IN the
oss Of CLERK Of the County OF Westchesr at Whit
ihs .aid sonrsai on tse ssb.erse a. be ONCE No Pine
st. Yors City within twety days .fsr the service Of t,
ven the said complaint within the Ne aforesaid
Inc pnf in this action wh sppy the Coat
demanded in the compsnt.-Dstsd August ~, 1857.
A. v. W. VAN VECHTEN. Plaintiff Attorney.
The complaint the above cnyited sean daily 6ed in
the ece of the Clerk Of the County of Westeher White
Phss, on the zlst day u August, 1851 L
A. V. w. VAN vECHrEN
ol01sw6wTa Plaintiffs Attorney.
New-York daily tribune., 1857-10-20

ELrcros OF JyDcr. IsDsas' ." f.e.s IL ''eS 1sss,S
We III Slaen .soant election Of Judges In Indiana;
slss :'s 9. ss: s. .,ass :ss 'Bs Bs.sS s'' .ss %
ngneo .n. .ne. ,Is Goyensr would call an eleetion
;Ss ..as a ~ NJ to sssSS
Seo .hs,ess bv letting the election 70 over, hs
could spp0nat a,s two Of b: s.n PS
duced such reasons in favor Of the Governors shoa
As satisfied the two officials, but failed to sasfy the
people, who held convention, nominated csntidsses
sno on Tussdsy voted for them. Their sscsioa viii
be disputed probably by the Democrats cfiicai.,
ard the matter viii 60 into the Courts f,r detsrm'-
nation. Boston Joohse-
RicHrs OF CoLoRFp PsRsoss IN TurArEks.--fss-
terdsy an important case decided a 0al Supss:I
Court, in which the right Of theatrical msa.s -
re.tra eolored persons nom entering certain psrs oi
the houss was involved and ich was dee'oss !ns
Court Judge Abbott IN favor q @o .S,sp . 80.
Of the defendant that msrage nsa We - s,'
iLto whst part Of house cc'crsd MAJ os sannssa
The csse grew tot the refusal 20 aayst ."o
Pe't'ns ~ '-e "'""'N IBos:Oa ioursA.
New-York daily tribune., 1857-10-20

TVNHE PEOPLE of the STATE of NEW-YORK,
by the Grace Of God Free and Indspenden.Io all per
late Of the City New deceased creditors ssaee.
neat Of kin or othsrwse send Ek You AID each Of you
are hereby cited and resre personally be and appear
Surrogate Of the County Of at his ONCE
At eleven O'clock In e forenoon Of that day. then and there -
sond the 6n settlement Of the account Of Proeesdnss q
Augustus Smith and James Iasr E.ssutsI ot Ls.
the Seal Of Ooe Of ssd Surrogate 70 bs here
unite axsl Witness Alexander w. Bradford ssqsirs Sur
ressts of said County st the City Of NswYsrk tde
day Of August IN the year Of Lord thsusand
eight hundred and fifty seven.
els lsw4W1N A. w. BRADFOkD. Surrogate
New-York daily tribune., 1857-10-20
STATE OF EEw-YoRK, 5EcRETARY's OFFICE
ALBANY. August 81, 1857. J

III,
ITO the SHERIFF of the COUNTY Of NEW
YORKsIR: Notice hereby given that At ths General
ELECTION be held In tho State, the TUESDAY sao
oeedns the first Monday Of November next the following e
a SECRETARY or STATE, in tn. phoe of Joel I. Head
A coMPIRoLLER. n the place q Lsrsn.. BsTow:! B. m
A STATE ENGINEER aud SURVEYOR. ia III. pAc. Of
STATE Treasurer: ln the place Of stephen CLARK
An INSPECTOR Of STATE PRISONS in tAs pl.ee Of Nor
%JUDGE cfths COURT CAPITALS in th. place Of Hiram
An whose terms Of service expire the last day Ct De-
ASe two JUSTICES ofth. SUPREME coyEr foS Tie Eir:
sxpses Dee ST. 1887 place Of Charles A Peabody
appointed Al vacancy eeesOGsd By the essAsOn Of Js"s
Two Justices of til. SUPERIOR COURT in tn: places
SGi~U5 3. o1Er tHs IF coaaos p.
JUsrICE of the MARINE COURT i, place sfTlor.nss
Also SENATOR for the Fourth FiAA Sixth and Seventh
Senate Districts eenrsns Of ths City and Cssaty OF Ne"
xMEMBER II ASSEMBLY for each the Assembly Dh.
ct: + Il: Sg and GSS1, ,a Of s.y:" r an' kn
sixteenth @ .na s:,:. .ssnts H.:.%bly District n-.,
eURhOGAfk in place q Ahxcades W bndord
= .i:;; . T o.l., Hail..
All who's. terms Il oss win s1pir. the Lest day Of
DssonSss as1t 'ST: IisPie,0s REV s,,,...y, Of s.,.
sHENyF's OFFICE, Nsw.Ycrk ssp% s. au.
The above pubIhea V the notice Of the Secretary
Of md the i ai sos G. wtFr Il .nis case
anu P''''''' Sheriff oftl. CITY .ad County Of :YoA
the .fS .:es PER-. 4. '.s
the bills for advertising the ssns 20 that they may 30 sa ss
fore the Board Of Supervisors Ard lssed for psynent Ses
Revised stssutss, vol chap O. title j. ars0' 3D. part ls
l<o.
New-York daily tribune., 1857-10-20
CUPRESIE COURT, KINGS CoUNFY.-Jo

CUPREAE COURT, KINGS COUNTY.-Jo-
~ sah Oakes ainf against Roswell Hovey. Cornelius r.
Hunt and Charlotte Hunt his wife Abraham Hunt and Mary
WIFE Joseph Pstt James Dezendorf Benjamin f.
and John Morton.-Toth the defendants CORNELIUS HUNT
and CHARLOTTE HUNT his wife, and JAMES DEZEN.
DORF You summoned and required the
complaint in this action, which will BIZ filed in the ofhce
the Clerk Of the County Of Kings at the City Hall In the
City Of Brooklyn and to copy of your TO the
SAID complaint the subscribers At their Office No. 6S Wall
street the City Of New York within twenty days str th.
service of this exclusive OF the day of such
services and fail 10 the said complaint within the
time aforesaid plaintiff in this action will apply the
Court relief demanded in the complaint Dated Sepe
Der s. 1857 LEONARD HOFFMAN,
OILS 1ew6wTu Plain jf's Attorneys.
New-York daily tribune., 1857-10-20
NJEW-YORK and NEW-HAVEN RAILROAD.
IN 1,s1 FALL ARRANGEMENT 1857

CoMsEScING OcTosER 10, 1857.
Passenger Station in NewYoik. corner 21thst and 9TH v
entrance NH rt - ..nv
Fer New Haven 1920 8s0 m Tex 12:45 $40 lex S;45
and p M For Bridgeport 90 s;20a IeI l2;4S S;io
port and ;i2:45 S% 43o m For Norwak
t2os l24a s;lo lex sS 49, oS' m fGr Dsnen s1an.
ford 19o $50 (e11 m l9:45 $50 10. S:4s $50 o:So
as S.45 430, 5:S5, 6:S5 M n .,~,.
ro, Hos.on o. 70 m (ex $40 p. (ex For Hartford and
ssrinsfeld 6 20 a m Tex 2:45 S:lo m (exl For
Conpeeticut River Railroad Montreal, o2 m Tex and
am M lex TO Northampton For Canal Railroad. $40
m tx and l24s p. m. TO Northampton For Housstonic
Rsinosd $40 m For Nsugsuck Railroad, 82o M, 245
and s. no 70 M For Danbury and NoIwak Railroad 70
sap 1870, ,,, ,,,,,,, yovv
vrom Nsv Haven $50 sS5 m; 80 lex 4S0. las p.
m lex From BRIDGEPORT 6:lo 7:p l0:l8 m 2;m te1.)
ST. sa2 D M lex From Norwslk 64i s;l5 lo;Ss a. m
ass lex 5l5 $50 (ex) From Fort Chester o;" o;s
''8' vow "''' JAMES H. HoYT superintendent
New-York daily tribune., 1857-10-20
CUPREME COURT, KINGS COUNTY,

CUPREME COURT, KINGS COUNTY
- THOMAS CRUTTENDEN sH- THOMAS HINES,
John Forgie p Borden William r. De Groot and Anna
De Groot bis wife wets Thomas NJ johnson Charles
Cammn Henry Johnson Jesse Ro lmsn Albert De Crane
and Benjamin ShscketonTo the sbovensned Defep dsnts
You hereby summoned and required to the
plant in this action which filed In the once Of the Clerk
the I'd Of October and TO serve copy Of ysur
the said complaint the subscriber at his oee No
lS9 4th st. Brooklyn Qte Wismsbursh) within twenty days
after the service Of this you exclusive Of the day
Of such and fail to the said complaint
within the time said the plaintiff In this scon will apply
Court the relief demanded in the complaint
October2 1867. GEO. L. FOX, Plaintiffs Attorney.
O.t19 su6T
New-York daily tribune., 1857-10-20
TyHE REGULAR MAIL LINE. via sTON

u TON, for BOSTON and PR0vSDENOE-Inland rouss-
~ shortes and most 6irectcsnyng the Eastern Msh
The steamers PLYMOUTH RoCk, Capt Joe Stone an6
COMMODORE, Capt w. q. Fnzee, IN connectton VITA
e Stopnxtop and and Boston snd Providence R
ssds leaving New York dsiy Sundays eIcepted from lss
No 2Hortn River rst wharf above Battery M O'CLOCK
n and stonngton at $50 the arrival Of the mat
Hsin whoh leaves Boston at 5:o0 p. m.
The COMMODORE, from New.York, Monday, Wednce
a.y and Friday. From s0nnston, Tuesday, Thur'dsy and
TSs PiYMoUrH ROCK. from Nsw.Yort Tuesday. Thur.
dsy Saturday From Stonton Monday Wednesday and
Friday.
ance and Boston m the Express Mail Train resshns said places
Of those by other routes and In ample time for "a
te early morning connecting North and East Passengers
hat prefer remain board the stesmer enjoy nights resi-
ii6 tzain connecting 1t Provideucs with the IL n
trsip Tor Boston. - - =,
ssch way.
FOR passage berhs ststeooms freight apply on board the
sssmeI or st he Freight Ofce Pier No North River OF
- oyse No 10 Bstsery.place. October 20.
New-York daily tribune., 1857-10-20

HUDSON RIVER RAILROAD.-From O,to-
Der 49, 1857 Trains will leave Chamberss Station as fol-
lows Express tIains 8 a m and Pm Albany Mail ana
Sing Sing, 9;45s and for Pqughkeepsie l2y ana
s:s6p for Psekskil $3.50 p The Poushheepse Peek
,h Sing Sing Trains the stations Passengers
t.ltn ., Chambers Casa Christopher and aiststs Trains
Est Albany st and s:23 and and 6:lo D. m
A' '-~-' -. -....,.. A. r. SMITH Superintendent.
New-York daily tribune., 1857-10-20
CUPREME COURT-CoUNTY OF QUEENS.

CUPREME COURT-COUETY OF QUEENS.
O-JOHN BARRY, Plaintiff. ssainst ANHIBAL DE MOS
QUERA, ANDREW LAWRENCE, JOSEPH A. LAW
Renee and EICHARD BUSH, Defepdants Summons for
IeeTo the Defendants above Tamed and each of
Ycu hereby sumponed and
in this which Is filed In the Office Of the Clerk the
County Queens u the Town Of Jamaica the said County
aud whereof s herewith served and to
copy of the said complaint t 'ubscrb, at
their Office No all the City Of New York. within
tseDty days after the service Of this you exclusive
OF the day of such seSvce and fail to answr The ssd
COMPLIANT within the time Aforesaid the plaintiff this action
win apply the Court fhe relief demanded In the said
plant. Dated July 2l. A. D. 1857.
70 8IswlowTu Attorneys for Plsnti6
New-York daily tribune., 1857-10-20
feqal Noilfss.

PURSUANCE Of an order Of the Surrogate
o. h ossoty Of New York notice !. hereby given 70 u
persons hss claims against CHARLES =. WOOSTER, ls.e
he Sy Nsv.YoIh Captain In the United St~ies Asmy
srse,e esent The with vouchers thereof TO the
sesseneI ssr reneenee No lsa Atlantic street. in the City
81 sosnyn on Or before ths thris,h day Of Noysmsss
ss1t@patee rc" fos vac twenty snh day of May. 1857
nJy3 lawemT MARIA STEBBlNs Aaunistratrfx.
New-York daily tribune., 1857-10-20
NETWORK SUPREME COURT.-ELIZUR
~ SMITH and ADELINE d PLArAFR 49,. N NILE L.

g. LORD. GEORGE VAN BOHKELEN .pS "a MN
BON To the defendants: Yos hereby sunnoned aud
sesa;rsd the complaint IA this action whIeo S bs
seo ~ s shce Of IL Cerk Of the County OF E.York Az
the City Han in ,he City Of New.Yofk and ~ I've
copy 81 your 70 the said complaint on The .nb
senter st his once No ~ William she Cy of New
Ysih within twenty days alter the se,ie. sf hi. sum
mons On exclusive Of the day ef such services and VOC
vnhtss N this will take Judgment ssns, you or bs
ss fourteen hundred and xty dollars and ssvenesn sen
Win interest iroa tbe eighteenth day Of July
pessd nna my seven beside the eos Of this
LEONARD " GODDARD. Plaintiffs, At,Oru.,
fhe eeb pfAet u ths flied the oHee ei ,he Csk
% hs CoeIu q New YoIi, f~pt So ls57
ssss ls~lsvrO' l. W. GODDARD Attorney,
New-York daily tribune., 1857-10-20

A TRAcxpY.-We learn from the Cleve'sa3 Re-
eip of Oct. l6, that the wife of Mr. Hubbe, aawysr
Of Ontorsgop, recently killed herself BY cutting nsr
throat The reason aud circumstances were said 70 %
these She believed that her infant child weaio %
an idiot, and this idea deranged her mind thss soe
gave it Iaudanum and it died She tssa t'oH .ns
same poison hsnef and soon sfSerward cut inc vsus
of her arm, and then her throat. We anoef~Aau -
the latter was deDs when her husband was " '""
room. hut before be could arrest her purpose
New-York daily tribune., 1857-10-20
Mfohal.

HRLMBOLDs EXTRACT of BUCHU ~
II HELMBOLDs Extract Of Buchu Gravel
HALhbOLpS Extract Of Buohu cures Diseases Of ne
Bidder
HELMBOLDs Extract BueAu Of The Kid
frBMBOLDS Extract Of Buchu cures Drspsy.
HBLMBOJDS Extract OF Buchu fo- sensTal Weakness
HELMBOLDS Extract Of Bschu for al disessss aisDg
hom Exoesses
HELMBOLDS Extract Of Bucbu for al diseases arising
hvm Exposure.
HELMBOLDS Extract Of Buchu for all disssses srsss
HrLIBOLDs Extract Of Buchu for Secret and peHcsse
HELMBoLDs Extract Of BuOhu is taken by male and 70
male
HFIMBOLDS ExtIsc. Of Buchu for Loss Of Power.
iMBOLDS Extract Of Buchu for Universal LAsssude OF
the Muscular SysteD. - ,,,.
HELMBoLps Extract Of Buchu for Dmnsss Of Vision.
HELMBOLD'S Extract Of Buchu for Difficulty OF Breath
HRLMBoLDs Extract Of Buehu for Weak Nerves ass
fSsnhhng.
HELMBoLD's Extract Of Buchu for Wskefnlnsss. -,
hELMBOLDS Extract Of Bucha for all Distressing All
Dents
HELMBoLDs Extract Of Buohu price s. bottle, de-
brered 10 any address Address letters q
II ID HELMBOLD, Chemist
Depot No - south 10th st. below Cbestnutt Phisdeph
terfeifs Cares guaranteed
HE0EMAN, CLARK L Co. Arent. Broadwsy N Y.
New-York daily tribune., 1857-10-20
II E Z o s E N E
SPECIAL NOTICE.

YHE KEROSENE OIL COMPANY 10 their
seus and eustomer that they have discovered by
rbieh all UNPLEASANT ODOR IL entirely removed from
KEROSENE LAMP FOR THE MILLION.
The burner Of this lamp at slight expense can be attached
ordinary lamp and burns expense Of quarter d
one per hour and gives the light Of three candles
Banpes be the Office and st the Crystal Palace
Local sSeDts with exclusive rights appointed sPphss
AUSTENs,
General Agents,
No. 50 Besver-st., N. Y.
New-York daily tribune., 1857-10-20
11aints, Oils, %lass, Sc.

URAFTON MINERAL Plaintiffs is the
N SeV season Of the for Painting your Roof Fences
,ra The Grafton Paint admirable article for such uses
.s,y aYnble handsome In color and is sold ct very low
49, Genera depot No. lis Maidsn.lsne. N. Y.
New-York daily tribune., 1857-10-20

CANDS' SARSAPARlLLA--The original and
~ genuine srties infinitely superior to all others pleasant
- the taste composed Of purely Vesebe extracts aud may
sy B. d. SANDS, druggists No 100 Fulton st. Nc York
New-York daily tribune., 1857-10-20
TIE CAPE COD CRANBERRY CROP.

DEssIs. NAsa, Sept g, 1857.
Lul &c ironD te na-s sf yeaT rs.esIs Ia: -tss
New-York daily tribune., 1857-10-20

Batter, may remark, has been unusually good
since the Autumn of last year. from the very obvious
reason, from the great and prevailing moisture down
TO this time. ID. CAvESDIsH.