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New-York daily tribune., 1858-12-28
Kansas Troubles.

Sr. Louis, honfsy Dec q isA
The Js5erson Guy ExGmiaer learns from reH.S.
source that Fort Scott, Kansas on the night os d.
10Th instant, was an,cked by Capt. Montgomery, II
the head OF t~o hundred men, aud the 60 -u t,k.a
When The EIam'ner's informant escaped. five OF d,
persons had been killed by them. Tue oej,ct Of IN.
attack, 1t WAS presumee IN release one of C.pt
Moptgomeiys men, VINO vac conined there IN Ter a
Indictment for murder. 1t was feared the 10 sn you'd
be entirely destroyed.
rsonriUe Mo Democrat Of the 18th inst .t,te. IN
on last Mono ay band of thieves .od ass.ssos fro
Kansas Territory entered Vernoa County, No., sud
killed David Cruise, and stole lot Of cattle tseaty
horses and eleven negroes. About the sane tim.
Capts. Brown and Montgomery entered Missouri, %
took Mr. Larue prisoner, carrying the later into the
Territory, but releasing hi on the folio wing day An
express bad been cent to Gov Stewart of Missouri fof
assstaI ce to protect life and property.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-12-28

Sr LOUIS. Monday, Dec q, isss
The Santa Fe nSil OF the 6;h ins reached l.,.,..
denos 90 Saturday The conductor reports tn. ,.o,
on tie roo.e three feet deep. and the vss.Aer W.,
cold.
The Legislature was to oonveos the day .a. M
left.
Fort Defiance ds,es are TO Nov. 81.
Col. Miles had pursued toe Iniisn, into their n.,.
tain Businesses, over regions heretofore uuinov, A.,
the white men weie putting them to aigst wssr,-
they founi them.
Maps Of the marches were soon to be made on. ,,,
ing much Information respecting the c,uu,ry.
MAJ. Bsckus returned to Fort Defapcs on IN. Isl
inst. He bad bad no regulsr fight ~ith tse Iss.,.
but hsd killed six Of them ia various skir ni,ba.
Capt. Vaides, Of company Of spies, had bee, ban,
wounded.
Col. Bonneville ard Superintendent Colin, % 4,
Fort Detiance during the srmistice to trss, vts "A,
Nsvajos, their action to be cal either for pes~v.,
Judge Boone viii take the district to bs vscs.a \,
Judge Benedict.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-12-28

NEw.ORLEANs, Dec. 70, looo.
The steamer Tennessee, arrived to-day, brings Vera
Cruz dates of the 22d The news is undecisive. The
Pyogreso speaks in high terms of President Buchanan
Message and thinks the position it takes with regard
to Mexico will induce the European powers to recefe
from their present attitude 1t also anticipates that
assumed at Washington and eotly that there
will be no necessity for establishing the military posts
in Chihuahua and Sonora suggested in the Message
Zuloega was stlll in Mexico, but was prepared for
fight at a moments warning. Gen. M4rgusz bad
been d, fested near Guadalejsrs by Degollado. The
Archbishop had refused 10 advance any more money to
the Zulosga faction new Government, under the
form OF Triumvirate, had been proposed at the
capital.
feet, consisting Of five French and three Spanish
war vessels, lying at SACRIFICES. The L. 5. soop
of.war Saratoga also there. Another American
soopof. war was seen off Vera Cruz. II is stated that
$l25 coo IN silver had been found in the vault OF Mr.
Forsyths house in the City of Mexico.
1t was rumored that Zuloaga had offered to place
Mexico under English protection, and that Mr.. Woren
had gone TO England TO arrange matters.
Echeagsry had defeated Camano at the hacienda Of
San Mebatas.
Spanish bri S-ofwar at Tampico.
Gen. Aabriste defeated the Zulosga forces before
Puebla.
A bottle was found at sea off CoatzacoacOs, enclos
ing written statement that the Spanish frga'e Quad
sloupe was lost off Lobos Island while preparing TO
attack Vera Cruz.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-12-28
From Albany.
ALBANY. Monday, De-

ALBANY, Monday, Dec. z, IS1S.
The Governor elect, Mr. Morgan, and the new state
officers received their certificates Of election to-day
II is rot roe a. stated in Newfork papers that
the State Canvsssers awarded certificate OF election
to Mr.. Philip Hamilton in the Fifth Congressional Dis
trct The Attorney is understood to hold that
the Governor has not the power to order special eec'
tions for Representatives in Congress 10 New York
City districts III der article l. section p paragraph
of the United States Constitution.
Gov. Morgan arrived in town to-day.
The Secretary of State, Mr.. Tucker visits New
York tomorrow.
Gov. King meets the Commissioners tomorrow
afternoon to hear their report in regard to the removal
Of Quarantine.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-12-28

The steamship Asia brings US two days later in
tellgence, VIZ, to the l1th inst from Europe. In
her bldeet is striking speech BY Mr.. John Bright
at Manchester upon Parliamentary Reform, and in
answer TO the charge that he was striving to
"Amercanize" England. 1t was fully expected
that Government would guarantee new capital to
the Atlantic Telegraph Company of $500, 900, and
that a contract for laying new cable would at
once be made. number Of persons, charged with
lending aid and comfort to proposed invasion of
Ireland by American flbusters, had been arrested.
The Commission appointed by Louis Napoleon to
inquire into the African immigration scheme has
recommended it's continuance. There had been
many shipping disasters on the Spanish coast. The
Emperor of Japan is dead. From Russia and
China we have interesting correspondence. The
Bank of England had reduced its rate Of discount
to "a per cent. Consols closed at % to 97s. Cot
ton had declined. Breadstufs and provisions un.
usually dull
New-York daily tribune., 1858-12-28
One day last week, Mr. Robert w. Lowber, a

One day last week, Mr.. Robert W. Lowber, a
city jobs, went through with the forms of sheriff s
sale to satisfy judgment for 5000 900 obtained by
him some weeks since, the result of his long
suggle TO force the tax payers into the acceptance
Of bloci of ground at the foot Of East Seventeenth
street-a block wor:h about 100000, and Of which
great part belongs to the State, and not to Low
Der nor bis assigns. A short time since Mr.. Low.
ber sold the portrait of De Witt Clinton and hum
dred others on the same judgment; but an Oliver
Surface in the person of one Of the Mayors clerks
in'erfered and saved the Governors and Mayors,
from Stuyvessnt to Tiemsnn, from going to the
auction block in some old junk shop At the last
sale Lowber was obliged TO do nearly all the bidding
himself, and dozen or two Of houses and lots and
fifty or sixty piers were knocked down to him at
nominal prices.
But the sales in both cases, are the merest
childs play. No title or power over the property
has passed to Mr. LOwber. The whole of the real
estate Of the city all right of occupation on wharSes
and piers all rents, bonds and mortgages, licenses,
fees fines, ard ali proceeds from sales Of property
other than real estate, are pledged BY State and
City laws, for the redemption of the public debt
and the pay ment Of interest thereon; in short the
Commissioners Of the Sinking Fund have a first
mortgage upon al the property and income except
from ta1atioD Of the city, and until Sl4 O0O 900 Of
stock is redeemed, some of which runs nearly TO
the year 1900, the Sheriff will have no power to
convey lot or title to Mr.. Lowber, or any other
peIson whatever. The technical ground of the
Controllers first refusal to p.y Losber was the
want of unsppropriated money 10 the Treasury.
Now his claim can come up only as arrears, aud
until it gees into the tax levy and passes the Legs
lature, it is hardly probable that the interested
parties will have the plea,ure of making the long
looked for division Of the spoils.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-12-28

We are happy to learn from The Washington
Union that all its own late thunder and lightning
on the subject of the pretended Monros doctrine-
so called on the famous pathological principle Of
lueus non lueendo, because M)nroe never heard
nor dreamed Of tive are happy, We say, to learn
that the recent coruscatons on this subject, both
of The Washington Union. and Of Mr.. Secretary
Cas- hm,ef, in bis diplomatic correspondence,
have been greatly misapprehended BY the Oppo-
sition press. The Unio" reassures US BY stating
that this doctrine, and its recent publication. ought
New-York daily tribune., 1858-12-28

The SANITARY REFoRs MovEsEsr.-Wil the
friends Of sanitary improvement who meet this evening
at Room No. % Cooper Institute, explain the causes
OF the increasing deah rates in this city Il was stated
by learned physician at recent meeting of the
Sanitary Association that the whole number of persons
who die from causes that might easily be prevented or
removed in our city amounts to more than ak thousand
annually 1t was also stated BY the same gentleman
tina. this needless sacrifice of life may Be taken a.
sure index Of evils vastly greater than DEATH for such
mortality tells of want and vice and widely-scting
c.n.es Of disease, while it reveals the demoraized
condition Of our Municipal Government, which Ger.
tsny should e1ercse some control over the removable
causes Of disease and death.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-12-28
The Overland Mail.

ST. LOUIS Dec. 20, loJo
The twenty second overland mail with San Francisco
dates TO the sth ult arrived last night, bringing one
through passenger and several from way stations.
Six companies of the 9th Infantry, under Col Hoff-
mann, have been assigned to service in the Mohsvs
country two companies with the regimentsl head
quarters Lieutenant Colonel Andrews commanding, at
Los Preside, and one company each to Humboldt Bsy
and San Diego
The San Francisco dreports the seizure of the
steamer Hermann by the United States Marshal, on
claims against her by Nev.York parties.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-12-28

All the world sre aware that Prof. WOOD rs NOT
% ,hs or,.ip.l ard only H.ls that by Natures
cv1 rc~.s will gray and the bald end preserve
all its Original besaty hehce -
s,elx necessary b sy Of al articles purP'rtine TO
produce similar results they only poor sf'emp. ~ SCI
ethle,s thns upon world wide reputation OF 'ns hsa
the following sample Of the many tes'im"nA" CONSTANTLY
"AaRoxs RuS, Ky, Nov. 81 lsS
"Pxov O. J. WooD-peG Su: | would certainly De aolns
you great ,jusoe make known TO the wofd tne ~
d<tul result have experienced IRON
p,ns bottle Of Hair Restorative Acr using every
kin6 of Restorative without ana hpohs
~, hesd nearly destitute Of hair finally induced TO
try BOTH Of your Hair Restorative. Now, oandoI arc
~aomsoever rcao tnis
sh. NOV nossess and beautiful growth OF hair which
her hsDdsomeT than the orsinsl was VIII
Essr .he occasion recommend this invaluable remedy TO
ali " 10 may feel the necessity OF II n, .,
'"Re.pectfuy yours, XIV ALtts bkock;
m.ss,ns ss YOU are OF unsolicited utnyou thnt
worthy place among the rest insr, you ~'h ns ae0y
and pothine. Yours &C; o. o O - ..
Il 10 pow cold BY oil Drussi'ts and Fancy oo0as deaen
fhrouxhops The world Depot. Nc. 3l2 broAdwN.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-12-28
The Southern Pacific Railroad.

NEW ORLkANs, SttarI Isy, Dec. y, lN5.
The Southern Pacific Railroad Convention sii ,aroeI
tn rect at Marshal, Texas, on the l9h Of Jaaasry.
graduated the Convent on on ts successful issue.
Toe stockholders are 10 higl spirits.
The Company's trust deeds in-eb,eines is about
s397 .OV. Their entire liabilities are $50 ono. To
meet the former there are sl3S,OOQ in the hsaas o'
Mr.. Fowlkes, and tlloWo can be oesslosH from o,he'
sources leaving So 900 to be provided by tho Nes.
Orleans and other stockholders. Nothiog remsos to
be done but to get Texas to reoqu'h the suit ot fof
fetu,e of the charter which will undoubtedly be doas
New-York daily tribune., 1858-12-28

The "Susan' has returned from Nicaragua with
Gu. having succeeded in landing tie "emigrant'
fillibusters with whom she was laden She is now
cruising near the mouth of the River Colorado.
Such is the substance Of dispatches received in
Washipeton by the chiefs Of fllibusterlsm.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-12-28

CINciNNArl, Nonday, Dec. q, Ieos.
The steamer Metropolis, from Pittsburgh, bound to
New Orleans, went ashore yesterday morning during
heavy fog, some fifty miles below This city she i'm
mediately broke in two, and ia eomplets wreck.
No lives were lost. IRE Metropolis hsd cargo Of
$50 tuns of produce and Pittsburgh manufactures.
The boat wss owned 10 P,isblrsb and valued at
$500 injured for $4,000. The whole loss lie esti
mated at Sll0 600.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-12-28

We coll attention to card in another column
from Mr.. McAdam, the Republican member elect
from the upper Council District, setting forth the
manner in which be was prevented from receiving
his certificate. The case is one of the most gar
ingly unjust and outrageous perpetrated since the
Oxford frauds in Kansas.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-12-28

But little regard i' paid to the action OF Grand
Juries in this city. A thousand nui'ances have
been from time to time presented" such as the
swill factories and cow stables, but no prosecution
has followed. Now and then the people ask Why
the required prosecutions are not commenced, or
when conmeaced why they are allowed to die out
New-York daily tribune., 1858-12-28

We have later adyices from Mexico by telegraph
from New.Orleans. The state of things at the
capital was essentially the same as heretofore
Zuloaga ready to fly, if need be; new propositions
for new governments making, from day to day. 1t
is rumored that Zuoaga has offered to plsce Me1l-
CO under the protection of England, and that Mr..
w orrall's mission is to advance that end
New-York daily tribune., 1858-12-28

BY telegraph we learn that fresh troubles have
broken out in the neighborhood of Fort Scott,
Kansas. Capt. Montgomery in order to recover
one of his men, who was confined in Fort Scott
on charge of murder, captured the town at the
head Of two hundred men. Five or six persons
were killed.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-12-28
The Missouri LegisIature.

ST. LOUIS, Monday, Dec. n 1913.
The Missouri Legislature convened today, tempo
rarily organized and proceeded to qualify members
a Democratic caucus was held this eveuiog for the
nomination of officers and the election will probably
take pl,ce tomorrow when the Governors Message
will be delivered.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-12-28
THE LATEST NEWS.
RECEIVED By
MAGNETIC TELEGRAPH!
From Washington.

WAsHIyGToN. Monday, Dec. q, 1858.
The chiefs of the 6lhbu.tering interest here have
received dispatches, which they credit, Stating that
the Susan has returned from the Coast OF Ni'sr-
,ugua. without having effected landing oil the
:. su;o,,nt." there. and that she is nov Of the
sbo,s of Texas. near the mouth Of the River Col
orado.
~ W.sHrsGros, Mondsy, Dec. p, 1853.
Judge Samuel Black WILL there Is little IL any uouo''
h. snpoirted Governor of Nebraska, and the vacancy
on the berch in that Territory, thus created be nued
by a gentleman OF Gsorgia
Wh;ls the oppopents of the Old Soldiers bill estimate
b, from erevsp 10 twelve millions will BE- required 70
c.yrv il into effect friends say that from the most
socu,ste calculations the amount Will only oe 'nreo
millions per anrum There is, however, no prosPee'
of the bill becoming q law.
Can Walker is believed to be in the vicinity OF
Mobile.
Gen. Hennipgseni is still in Washington.
Among the recent confirmations by the Senate were
Alexander Wilson to be District Attorney tor otah
Territory, and Alfred N. Lsy, Distrct-Attorney '0'
the Southern District Of Missouri.
letter has been received at the Indian Bureau
from the Commissioners engaged in surveying tne
Indian boundary lines, which says that they are under
tte protection of Major Van Dorm, who recently in'
eted the severe,t chastisement upon the Comancnes
on the Canadian River and thst through his vigilance
and that of the officers accompanying bis command
the frontier Of Western Texas is not likely TO De mo-
ssed ae In for long time by these msrauders, VINO
hsve dsappeard and ro,hing been seen OF them SINCE
the fight at Whitchita Village.
Southern papers received here contain accounts OF
an enthusiastic meeting held at Columbus, Miss to
consider the subject of rendering material aid to Gen.
Walker in carrying out his Southern emigration
soheme in Nicaragua. Several other similar meetings
sre also announced 1t is said the sympathy OF Mis-
sissippi il fully awakened in favor of Gen. W. and his
plars,
New-York daily tribune., 1858-12-28

A BEAUTIFUL PRESENT.-As the Cnristnas
Hodsys are close hand citizens are 20 .ninA
OF suitable presents for their friends ana We feel our GUY 70
advise them the subject II they denre 70 ps'e
e.ntIemen ficuds let them present each man win onc U
Fsoxs mssnbcept Winter HATS necessary 70 every
,nss Of ssts Mr. Knox known the "ting OF nis nne
- hi. saue nsise sufficient to male Prfe out
s thni that fairly oudsse himself In his !st te
..t Winter aud verdict Of the public Jasnes on opn
ca a Nc is BrOsdwsy yOu want " make hAaa''.s
p(Voeos.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-12-28

The correspondent of the Associated Press at
Washington teleg that Judge Samuel Black is
to be appointed Governor of Nebraska. The same
authority states that his place upon the bench Of
the Territorial Court will be filled by Georgian.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-12-28
Opening of Direct Trade between
Chicago and Phi1adelphia.

CHICAGO, Monday, Dec 2, 1913.
Tie first train the through track Of the Pits
burg, Fort Wayne and Chicago Railroad, from the
West SIDE Depot, leaves to-day with freight.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-12-28
Capt. TOwnsend of the Echo.

BOSTON, Mohday, Dec. 2 ISIS.
Capt. Townsend of the reputed slave brig Echo
left here To day for Key West TO which place hs trial
vss assigned, under the escort of two Deputy United
States Marsbals.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-12-28
Accident to the Steamer Huntsville

CAFE MAY, Monday Dec. Y, Ies.
The steamer Huntsville, from New-York for Ssvan
nah is of the Cape with her shaft broken. The mate
has elegrsphed 70 NewYork for steamer 10 tow her
back
New-York daily tribune., 1858-12-28
Nep!Nork daily Gribn,re
TUESDAY, DECEMBER %, 1853.

The Tribune Almanac for 1859
Will be ready on Thursday next For table OF con
tents advertisement in our advertising columns.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-12-28

The mails for Europe by the Cunsrd steamship
Arabia, from Boston, will close this afternoon at
the New.YoTk Post. Office at l2i o'clock for the
railroad, and o'clock by steamboat.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-12-28

cslalfs O. Gsrl New Pcs,-Ofcc Buiing a n AseG, tos
~ sss u Txx Tsuuxs N HAxTr0Ro, Cosa
New-York daily tribune., 1858-12-28
The Great Western Railroad.

ToRosro, L. W., Moaday, Dec. q. 1873.
The Sarma Branch Of the Great Western RAifosi
opel ed to-day.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-12-28

ssrrn. No 81 cauI ;, s-s, Chu,oh and bJ DfusIi..,
HOLIDAY GOODS.
Enrsrzr. cOLL,mosr,
NO - ''' Near w.ter..
Isnow openlnf large stock Of
oonsi.ttsof
PREScH CHINA DIsisG AND TIA ss1'
Of the l.ie.: S,., 4, e md BE-; 4, quality ,...
comnrinr zreat variety of and beautiful psHerns
w wooD.
good sssortlD.nt Of THE chssis and unique ware
PAsns AND BrsGvr sT.TuErrEs,
stvsr, low prices
WHI1t STONE DIsSEE AND TEA WARE,
which will be .o. .i,Gs T oGes. s ths es1no .iOD
THE TRIBUNE ALMANAC FOR 1859.
fsis popular Annual viii be Published Thur'dsy the soth
instant and viii contain:
As1aosonrcAL Calculation for the year lsss
Govr.unEsr oy THE USITED 0rArEs-Exeoutivs snd Ju
diciL
ALnr or rHi nsNBras OF TEE UNITED srArrs sssArr
politically classified
LIST THE MEMBEns OF rHs House ov RErtfsEsrA
rIvEs politically cAssifed-
AsEETcn THE TRoUBLEs UThH
AssrnAcr or LAWS PASSED TIE LAsr SEssior or
CoHeREss.
oovs.sNEHrs op Eupops-RULUs sovsREIsN, kc.
How THEY ELECT BOGUS U. s. sESAroKs II IsDIAsA
ELscrBos REruRSs rBs STATS HoLDiSe 9sH'
Ea ELECTIONS IN ls carefully compiled and compared With
former elections expressly for TIE TRIsuIs ALMANAC
ELECTION RETURNS OF rHB sTATs or NEw.YoRK ~
TOWNSHIPS AND WARDS.
LIsr or srArRs CApIrALs Governors, TINES or Lsers
LArrvs MBsrnss H0LDsG or ELEcrIoss &c, With other
natter Of general and permanent Interest
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Twelve copies, o.; 100 copies. g.
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RUPTURE CURED BY MARsH's RADICAL CURE
Truss oil the principal and physicians
this city Call and examine before purchasing else
where Also Elastic Stocs Shoulder Braces Supporters,
&c Fo.2 Veseyst, As'or House
HALLOwAY's PILLS AND OINTMENT combined,
preventstve Cor sumption with the first feeos
iictg annoying cough tste doe OF Pills and rub ne
Save thoroughly into throat and chest the cure b certain No
80 Nedeu-lsIe, New York
GAYETTY's INDICATED PAPER.-There is no
limit the praise and patronage bestowed upon GAYETTYs
INDICATED PAPER for the watecose 1t sure cure tor
Piles. and also preventive OF that disease winch s heAhy
people should Sold In packages for ~ cents and Al
druggists sell IT, To be ontsned a. the dscoveers oaly depot
No al Ann-,t NewY York. and from r. CALLESo.R Co.,
Nrwsps and Periodical Depot, Philadelphia also at all
HEGFMss, CLARK Co.'S Stores and from Mrs HAYES,
No IT'S Fultonst See that each sheet has j. o. GAYErrY
therein and tha, his autograph each package
TOILET GIFTs.--CANTRELL has handsome
stock OF elegantly embroidered SLIPPERS from which suitable
present make husband, lady to sente
propiisi Call at his establishment No S'5 Brosd~sy and
purchase CANTRLLLs stock Of ladies' d.er: dene
line equIed By comfort and his wonderfully mode
NOTICE.
TuRyE SECONDHAND FIRE PROOF SAYBs
New-York daily tribune., 1858-12-28
Death of Gen. James Gadsden.

CHARLESTON, 5. c., Monday, Dec. q, 1888.
Gen. James Gsdsden died here yesterday.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-12-28
Il THH Sun HoT OR COLD 7
HOLIDAY GOODS.

II mst.~r not But 70 the h,GSsIIc saLvs 81 VI 70 sn o
be- ,.si yes zee, and much FOR s..e bJ Dr. 8
enIrH. No. So Canal y neay Chmoh. And by Drnstnta
New-York daily tribune., 1858-12-28

WATCHEs.-GOLD WATCHES
Pon LADIES AND GgSTLEMEA.
A vHsY LARGE AND SPLENDID
ASSORTMENT or ALL THE Mosr
CELKBRArED kAKERs.
FoR SALES
GEORGE C. ALLIE,
No. AIS Broadway.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-12-28

oResAL s the prepsrsa on FOR restoring gray
Hair original color and rendering srons healthy Aua
kesutifuI IL HriMsrEsEr Cos iNMrABLE HAIR COLOR
Isc on Every other preparation advertised Tor TINS
but, of tina Most OF them made
viii water requirs the Of hair dressing to soo
p~ny them they leave hair harsh and dry HEINsrsxs
L made With stimulating spirits shording aa agreeable
hair wash s.de from ts value az reor.ivs IL Il soa
price placing within the reach OF ALL We mxa
introduce sc et 10 oil tns paper select from
those from Cersymen Senators aud S,;
,en In Il. psrts country, but IL 10 not uecesssy we
leave our readers judge that limitations csn Pooooe oo
parsve successful results the orgua and initiated ace mas
surssss them all Price Sc b title. Sold eveIywh.re
W. T. Hasan Co. Propnetors. Troy, u Hessman
Co retail it, and Barnes AID Parks. Cary Howard ssise
ana James r. Maxwell wholesale II.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-12-28

NOTICE.
TuREE SECONDHAND FIREPRoor SATss
For SALE very low.
No 10 Murrsy-st., II. Y.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-12-28

RUPTURE CURED BY MARsH's RADICAL CURE
TRuss Reference oil the principal aud physc
this city Call and examine before purchasing else
where Also Elastic stocsios, Shoulder Braces Supporters
&c. No. Vesey.st., As;or House.