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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-05-04

XEyANTED- so 500 feet of White and yellow 4 in.
w OAK Plaok, at BRADLEY'S Car Stop.
------ -- --------------
F0 Int
:, - -
o. HOUSE TO LG'G The lower tenement
si; Of No. Is austin street: situated Tithin Ave
apI7 aft my 9 81 yC0Lgoy.
49, - -, -
E A y go ~ ~ - y y '-togF uTS5'
s houses on Central street aua three story Brick
ap14 d3g ISAAC DAVIS.
SO ~ G9 Z. TO Es;NI ~ A0&S NiGH.
- "A 5o!e ~ ~ ~ ly5t aeep' ,eGI!y nls9
" IVA 1aF up5CVenaAtS TOT F@cy pFf 1oona ana
@ - g.eu T TX ospto is I aa n
n. B'-rae new f.clory 5aiisiag IN some few miles
fro the city, hold out striking Inducements to the trade
of Norwich For further particulars apply toll MALLEY
RaoF o,c1sts Toss - ar -'' cf
TEE0 RE&T-TWo nice rooms with board suitable
Tor and wife Or two single boarders. Address
Box 65, P. dtf apl2
80 'TG 2 ~ riea MINER Is7sToe1t f,, a
Eliiil small family Rept 4iOO Inquire ar No. 6 Wn'
~. liam-st. dtf apl2
FEVS9 TT7ryA s,,oil +oneo,er+ ort,i,;r a no ,oo,o
pant e76 ,isa To-, I'll ','ls az 70 ~ ;
-, i o. -aiso, q N''S,y ss+ol9 convenient an"
eEo 1H Lo1i1E-e e@A IIle q L1onaS street
IL
49,. = - 1.YVis " VIZ = e1-.9 W az
'ES0. EFT nice 1--we t;nemolt Of4 rooms, NO'2O
ami al JAWE8 R. pErpou
VKNO k1NG IA PNrl0r and Bed Room No Pearl
a Street. Also large upper room litable for an
artist Appyto GRO. 4 ) CUBgls,
mch29 DIFF 197 Main Street
JgSO LGTs--A large square room, with attic, over
q tire meat market OF Biram Fo5es on Front St.
mch30 Of JAaE3 r. P&f7CB
a No 20 Thomas sheet Rent $40
mch3J diff JAMES r PIERCE
:-- - -
w AE M ~ TEA SooD ~ a q ~, 81
with board. also few single genttman or ladles can
obtain board and good rooms, at AZ Font street.
uchz7 otf
80, !, = - 30
. sl2O per annum. Apply to WITT & PRATT, or
@ b. PRATT DIT meh25
ter' shop lately occupied by N r. Hapgood, in
in the Foster street rear the Depot Possession
given Immediately Apply to DWIGHT FOSTER,
mem. =. Gl a2.l sr,nss asll,
W ~ IL io"eT 'gngmsn5 = Bsneat street, Dy
mchlO ut " WhlPPbE, 263 Main street
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-05-04
REAL ESTATE

- FOR SALE-A fine house, nearly new,
ERE with seventeen rooms making two good tenemeats
-slHWeil supplied with hard and soft The lot
co3a'os about 5000 square feet Of land, covered with
choce fruit trees atuatei the Laurel Meeting
House vii be sold cheap and payments made liberal
lnGare Of A J. EATON.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-05-04

I'm LUCA All persons who deal with OBsON
4 HEATH, are sure good bargains. secoud hand
carpets beds, sc uFht and sold for cash Tin, Brit
and glass at all times Tor sale ct the lowest
prices exchanged for rags old copper brass lead and
pewter. Head CHARTERS at SWANS Hotel, Worcester
where all orders will be promptly attended to-
ORSON N. HEATH
N B.--The subscriber has no connection in siness
with Heath, Front sire t. ally ap10
G. JiLso Ms PATENT
Il ~ E.Rg - & e sf ,R -
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-05-04

Particular attention paid to WATCH RE-
PAIRING AND ENGRAVING.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-05-04

Iii Great Reduction from former prices.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-07-01

ore d.y. he sss them sitting on the sofa, Mrs. W. in
her pieht dress and r. Dhs shirt taey Io~s snd vent
to another part OF tue room; heard ssverA rsPore
against them from the servants and geotlenas from
Nes-Ores who occupied the pext ROOM be iniae-
disiely cent Mr.. FuIri.s Away from the house.
The deposition Of J. Fl. Slvy was then re,d. De-
pcrep. stated that he 1t the Winthrop Hoose IN
Aug ust 1857; Mrs WOodmsn came to the 1o,ei and
renamed about i've days gentl- msn named Furr'ss
call. ID upon her at ber room; stated to MS. Wood
msn that man had been seen In her bed MIS- Wood-
mai tl1 him thai the morning in question sns Vas IN
bed aud some one Knocked u. the coor and vaen sac
opered il pushed himself IL, and said he would get
ito her bad and compromise her.
Mary kesIpys deposition was reae. Sae s,sSsa
that sne was az the Winthrop House when Mrs WOOD
nan arrived; she was a chsubsrmsd; she vent INTO
Mrs VS. loom oce mornirg, when hrs. W. sss
out ard found q man in her bed; th.s wss the DAY
be re lie left; Mrs. W. sfterw,rd asked her II sac
had seen any 0oe 10 her bed she scs.eTed Yes, when
Mrs ". SAID that L was her husband, and thst ne hsd
come III during the night.
The deposition of SIR. Carcl the clerk OF tue New
York Hsiel was read. He stated ths. on the l5ta OF
Aus us Mrs. oodIn and youth came 70 he hotel
al d took rooms; ss'ined her psrlor sud bedroom
about an hour sftsrwsrd Mr.. Woodmsn came IN,
looked a. the register; and asked to be SHOWN 20 MS
afs room; young man Tho ia slDce dad conductsd
him up q few minutes afterwsrd tne youos man rae
down stairs ano called him, and said there Vas dii-
icul'y; weLt up and found Mr. Woodasn much ex-
cited with pistol in his hsud apparently boxing Tor
some OF e; cent for police oficsr; when he cana,
thy caught hold oil nun ana TOOK tle Ptoi a"sy NO
told the police officer to take him down TO the OH e
be then vert In search OF TIE man whom Woodman
wanied TO kil found him in of the wstsr-coseas
the door was locked from the outside; cslled TO see
a. body was there; Furnss poked his head out OF
little ride window, ana wac As white as sheet and
trembling violently found that he entirely NAKED,
with the exception thin gauzs shirt Furn'S ssked
him where is that man, he will kill ME. DE remarked
ttst w. was taken care OF and could not harm hlu;
Fuuiss then crawled out OF the window, and asked
him to send for bis cothes-,ns. they wers ia thst
loom; went TO the loon Of Mrs. w. and got 81 the
clothes that he could find; saw Mrs. W.; she va,
much excited; got f. TO dress; gsve him hat and
some other aIcles, ard took him down stars and let
him out st the side door.
The Court here announced that it ws o'clock, aud
the case would have 10 he continued until this morning
New-York daily tribune., 1858-07-01
MORE TO BE ADMIRED THAN THE
WI RICHEST DlADEA
EVER
WORN BY KINGS OR EMPERORs.

WHAT W9Y BEAUTIFUL HEAD OF HAZE
Bec.ue s the God himself provided for all our
.sce Resdes although the bloom ever 30 oshty I'D
hs sovsa chees the be ever 90 sparkling me tee 90
those OF PEARLS he bead 10 bere OF ts covering OF the haH
~ sated and ,hriyeed and dry, still If sprin-
Sies Win sray na.nre will baf her chsrns
Prf WOoOs HAIR RESTORATIVE, If need two or three
me, week permanently secnre c al such an
ornament Read following and judge. The writer Of the
6rst ,s Ihe celebrated Pianist fhslbeTe: ,oso
Dr. Woop-Desr Permit you the ebAes
tons under for the 'ntre restoration OF Gy nsi U u
asina color About the time my arrival in the United Ssstes
il vas rapidly becoming sy but upon the application OF you
Hair Resmsye soon recovered ts ongins nue.. c9aa
oder your Restorative very wonderful nHntion qnte e
oecious a. well agreeable. ,nuo
/ am, dear sir yours truly, D. IHALnhno'
"Drych sr GwylIedydct-"
WKLsH NEWSPAPER OFFICE No: 10 3Nhssaust.,
Prof o. j. wooD--Desr Sir; Some weeks ago
who cuded try her hair little thinking a1 the tne
would the hair to its Osns color but 70 he
wonderful effect by turning all the gray bar: 70 anl
brown the time b-eutiDs and h'csenns the nan
,f such easpse Of their hair CHARLES CAR0EW.
NEw-YokK. July Is, 1857.
O. j. Wo0D %9 the %a. SS s
Since using your sr Restorative nnir and whske who
were .mOs white have sIsdgs{ IO,n & ,s. A hsiI
natural sGos =. also ns who psIsPre freely
of Woop About Two years aso my hair commenced failing
"A and turning gray becoming bald aod had tried
uauy remedies effect commenced adne your hssors-
r. 70 an 3D. row out and urped beck to it'd former color
ibei1 At this time 1t is fully restored 70 It's orsna ooo,
health and appearance and eheeIfay 'ecom"end Hos
The Restorative put up in bottles Of three :ize VIZ, isTs
al Ger bottle the diu holds at least ~ cent more IN
proportion and retail. for 90 bottle me large holds qa"r
e. J. WOOD Co, Prop<ietors No. Sl2 Broadway New
sork IN the great T. Wire Railing Estabshment, and No.
" Ind ,od by .l good Druggists and Fancy Good. Dealers
New-York daily tribune., 1858-07-01

A Missouri ToRSADo.--Mr Hand, who Witnessed
the approsch Of recent whir wind IN Lexington aud
Caldwell c. uuties NO. describes II IS oeiax secol-
named by cloud which resembled black sali aloag
the horizon hen ist As 70 ap Jroschsd tae ar
was filed with flying hnbe, leaves aud Gus Mr.
Hands wegon yipg in the track OF ths tempest " 70
seen 10 riso from tho earth snd ss along tho ar a.
endowed with wings. Tpe pex' istsnt t1s los house
in which the spectator Of this strange phen ,ueoos
was standiog envelOped IN co npste dsfkn.ss IN
ibe boeom of the tempest There were eigntese poe.
sons in it, cries ~ scre ANS OF terror, mingled
with the rush OF the storm aud the crash Of tae sdiag
tnbes were lesrlul to hear. The h0nss ~, ora -
pieces down TO the third round oi Os from the boz
tom and yet, strange IN say, OF al those WINE ,s
walls not one vac dangerously burt, though seyersl
we're bruised moro or lsss. Aferthe cl01d ~ pzsd
the ayiDg wagon was found 800 yards from tle spot
where It bad been hrst caught NO, snd tns n.cnon
skilet picked up sixty yards from the house. Tho
storm was sccnup shisd by hssyy fsl Of rse, vhoh
oeuge low fields .oroed creeks out vi tns,r baaks,
and swept away bridges.
The course OF the whirl lxind-for such Il sesms 10
have been-wss from the north sect g. toe southeast
Eveytnirg in its path houses, fstcas ana rsci were
overturned In tad well County tbs dSslhng OF Johp
GeGrgs two aad half story nolss OF sleae. nad ts
70, own off and the wallis crushed ia. Nj George
WAS severely rued by the felng stguss hasiog fe-
ceivto ten serious bruises and cats. his daughter
grl Of II yess IS age, had thigl broken, aDa both
il pa brOk belov the knee besldee. 4 an aged 10
yters wac BIZ " from the house ii.tsoce 81 half
nj ipto .be o..en prsrne, without kno~'og how he
got there.
In the neghborhood Of Dawn, in Livingston C,unty,
three fam Dousss completely demolisbsd hfs.
Ross was kilod, aud man named Dean was ~ badly
Injured that his life was despsirsa oi.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-07-01

DEATH FROM EATING CLAAs.-A correspondent OF
Tie Boston TrGveier, Writing from lps slen, states
tnst on tie 10Th inst, Mr.. Robert McMahon of tla.
town wss taken suddenly ILL., wnereupon Physician
called aud an emetic administered, pat wHaoai
effect; he died In gresr agony the same nlGhf; Ill.
death is attributed 10 the eating OF nnmoer OF
raw CLANS. On the 9th Mr. Bepjsuin Ellsworth
i0ubd number OF his heLs lying upon tn1 grouGd
dead snd upon opening their crops, from 's2 70 We
clans we're found in each. l. is supposed thst the
cans were diseased. Quite an excitement vas
created at Ipswich ard NevbuIyport several ye4rs
Ego by the sudden desth Of persons during the Sun
mer months, whose cecs ass could be raced ~ no
10 other cause than that Of eating clans.
Rich WAn.-A Hamburg bng called the Wlsca
left the port CT ~. Johns Newfouralsnd on tbarsdsy
June laden ~ith sesi OIL. tor pert In Crest Bnia.n
AID getting ashore ia csm the Same ns d. on polai
Of lad csil-d Blsckbesd q lew miles 10 the south
ward Of 81. Jshns, Was abaDdonsd. sne was brouset
b.ck to S.. Johns the next morning ~ soms foruss'
Elarhbssa dshaimer The vessel ana cargo ar. -u2-
uc sed 10 be worth ~ so tsS2, j00l. ~indfsl "
for The fshermes osca.iSned by laca OF Siad.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-07-01

A SIxTEEN-GUs CoRyETTE RAISED AT SEyAsroPoL.
From a letter dated Sevastopol, May IL, in Tile
Boston Cournr, we make the following extract;
"DuIipg the last week, the American comp .ny
which is 81 work Ia the ha,b0r Vf this place, under
Col Gowta of B0ston have succeeded in raising tfon
her former submerged position Corvette OF sixteen
guns. 10 an entire condition snd in good stale OF
pr seryatinn Tue vessel .ss raised by Desns o 1e
cessons Of the cou par =, which, until within fe~
dave hsve not all been resdy for tbe work required o.
them. The corvette Is the hrst vessel tba, has been
rsied whole: and now that tie machinery Tor raising
fae yessels il in order it s cohhlsnty expected that
the remsiDder Of the work will he prosecuted witaou
delay. Dung tho past ten rnc n,os tho company hsy'
been engaged in destroying certain Of the vessei3
under water and IL raising tre pieces AnOut nl-een
sbIos of war have sssn broken into fragments by
blasting ard toe greater portion Of The ne'eHals o
which thew we're composed has becn raised"
New-York daily tribune., 1858-07-01
FROM caro-.
Coneropderce of Tie St.. Louis Republican

Core,ropderce Of Tie 81. Louis Republican
CAIRO june -, 1893.
The Mississippi is falling fast Il, this point ba. tue
Ohio il sl exactly s. q ~snd II h.s been for che
pas, iS hours j. is undoubtedly ruGning oif, as tue
crit ma 81 been ruoring close 10 the Center ne cf
the river during yesterday st laat nigl, ont mere 10
tuch space Of Country TO Grain that no fa IS d.
yet percep,iole TIE Wism Di ks0n reports an
otLer Use III Terre River, and the ONO vas fsng
at Psdu al last plstt We hear notoirg from The
otber Ise'r. The weather hss been clear a0d warm
There Is 20 charge Of np rtance IN the cOnduja oi
Caro- except tina. two or three houses 10 the upper
par OF TIE town have been csusd over or hOstsd on
abo lsge quats OF logs sad ether drtt were got OUT
through tns ou,let.ipg cIeyasse during yesterday.
The ssteT nsde il st' stand, although Il Is run
pii out At the hsss,ip crevssse, and aso iato
the 0no, for space CT 80 feet, over the leyee a,
Wi'iitCFs MIL
The pres. ~ flood IS cortsiuly unprecedented. The
old.t auitau OF Pulaski County epoltsi. ten inc
Ele thau before ai as old house a. the mouth
q The Cache River winch SCI no on pins 40 hSn
tbst L. supposed pOssIbAe hood could Iesch IT,
bss The ws.er over the floor. at Mound City tney
have been compelled 10 put new false floor ID tne
Shelton House, the water il two feet deep on tie
hotel floor In front OF the Shelton House the depth
is uy iOur fe aud the average de Lh over the size
mot be lees than four feet.
Tie Col-O ana tul Ob Railroad lOf hissouu) - sioOs
aLo half cuG,r water and ls quilted out II s1VeTal
place The chief ergiDeer estimates that II Hn TAKE
tVo months h. repair tie aanages.
On tie keututky eide, .le OOtCEIs are entIey over
eowed and the c,Ops are all destroy ed. Tbs, how
l. al the damage. the STOCK "a s been oriVen
- the big snos anc the people end Their househol
fl nrIIe are s,fe
The fiuvis arising fom the watsr inside the sv9es,
aDd from the tiith which ia daily accumulailoS upon
toe evee, Is getIIg very strong, and begets ef!ous
spITeLensions OF sicBnefs even Of er the nver als
New-York daily tribune., 1858-07-01

Az OcEAS TRP Is A BALL0oS.-J. S.Ainsr OF Har'
-sbwg, Pc, proposes T. cross the A,sotic in bal
oou 100 feet in diameter He says in letter to TIE
Telegraph:
~ sIn satisfied ir my OWL nird ths. with such al
apparatus c1ulo cross toe AtlS =; in - hours, a1d
tie Whole Get would be not ncrs th4I SD,WO. Ine
balloon net work ard valve. would wsisn tooat
viii leave about eight tuu3 sscecdiIg lo@er for pro-
vi ions, passenger ana bslast. IC you'd require
three 5000 ocsan Dev sstorB ard one astronoer be-
sde myself | would ssggest New York as tue sssrt-
lrg pont, shd an certain / 8Ou.i strike III IN 2VO
y.as Msv tne tine for making the JsrlncBt, cnf
would make the sttsIopt in lS5y, i could ge, the
Government or OF hes TO assist nse."
New-York daily tribune., 1858-07-01

JAPAN Opened TO MIssIosARy EFFoRr.-rhs Rev.
NJ, Syle American missionary in Chirs in MS journal
for November, makes this entry:
"23d--Received letter from ons Of the gentleusu
aboard the Portsmouth, just arrived at honz k,ag
from Japan. L. TO the eisc. thst after Jaly 1885,
there will be 3 possibility Of resdeace i,r American
citizens a. Hskodsdi; other cnainan'cs iors have
been received to the effect but the writer's
ard ALL lay stress the necessity Of sending pradea
men a. missionaries"
New-York daily tribune., 1858-07-01

MICRO SrAMPEDE -On Saturday night lat, the
l2tn # June ssys TIE Bo0n5borO Oh fliot, ssng
# soue Line or tv4vo negroes ran on IT IN taSis
orrers re.idlIq in Loudou County Va, and passed
along the noun sin, thst place, oa theu way 70
Pernsylvsnia 90 Mobtsy evening ose @. trem was
srrested in Boopsboro. On toe same n,gat tue gang
psssed cor SulthsbdIg, ana some OF the cizsas Of
mat place succeeded 10 capturing three Tney now
ever did ut 90 il without oonrideraoa NJ gEfing m
Which the negroes got the worst ot toe battle Lac
co6 c, wss quite terrible. No lsss taD eighteen sa9s
wers fired. Ore OF the negroes was tnot tnrough tus
lupgs, and il is feared cannot recover Subsequently
two more CT the gsng we're taken.
C,s.xDuGuA AND NIAGARA FAILS RiItRoAD.-
IA. R,ck.ner Unioa says il is understood thai tae
N,w.Yorh Cen'r,i Company mas purcassed this roa1
sno will relsy the track sith narrnw gauge rom
PAiavia 70 Carardsisus snd that the heavy f's'ght
apd ,tock Trains ~il take that route when the Isek
sasD have been reIsd.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-07-01
Eeqal Notltes.

IN PURSUANCE Of al order Of the Surrogate
Of The County o New York notice hereby siyen 70 all per
sou. yins claims seanst CATHhRNS H. SCOTT late OF the
City Of New York deceased present the mme with vouchers
thereof the rbscrer his Office No y9 Water street,
the City Of New before the first day OF August nex
Dated New YORK the twenty sixth day Of Jsnuary, 1856
I8 lswenTh EUGENE H. SULLIVAN. Adhainistrston
IN PURSUANCE of an order Of the Surrogate OF
the County Of New York. notice is hereby sven 70 q. persons
hsyin. claims against JOHN b. COOPER late q tho City OF
NewYork decreased present the with vouchers
10 the subscribers at sdeDse Of William Copper No 81 Ham
ond street In the City Of EewYork before ths 'xth day
Of September neDated New Yo the sd day OF March ltss
WILLIAM COOPER. (r,.c,,or,
mia lsw6mTh' ARTHURH NJ HADDOCK,)
New-York daily tribune., 1858-07-01
OFrIcE REw.yoRg asD ERII RAILROAD Co.,
NewYort June II. 1853
AIRW YORR AND ERIE RAILROAD.-The

New and Railroad Company hsve earnestly en-
syo1ed dining the pst months 10 establish sod MAINTAIN
sm and renbcrae rates Ct traffic by the fonr great lines
vt,h connect Atlantic mites and the West Having ed
and believing il 70 be kudcOus and improper 10 infd
nee tsfc by the issue Of F@ Passes BY the empynent Of
and olco by other under Guded metns the
soDpsIy rather than resort 10 slb have mined 70
the fares and ser Mondsy next l4th inst a.
Dceweon New YoTk and DuDkrk, NJ
tsweep New York and Buffalo, to.
,Dstween New YoIh and Niagara Falls or s'sPeh'o" m
D'NeV' s9'''''' cu NILES MORAN. Presdeht
New-York daily tribune., 1858-07-01
NEW-YORK AND HARLdEvMa HARLLdvavi4 KAlL3oAS

NEW-YORk md HHkAkaaNGEMENT
~ ~'"' Commencing MONDAY, Nay H. 1853
,erve DEPOT ooneTo White and Centre st New-f ORR,
sB N M White Plains TJGln stopping al all Stations .
sr, e1ye Depot corner 2hst and 4thav y
All A M Wihausbridge, train stoppug at all Stations
nc M NAL tain stopping st Wlhsmsesidse and all Wa
hods north
ne6 m. allsbrdse train, r.nrpins st al sat,onA
f1ra m W lite Plains trsin stopping AZ Al ssations
asa d M Wnambricee train, stopping at all Stations
s.se n 10 " hte Plains train, stopping at all 5tauonA
800 N Plains train, stopping at al Stations stovs
WniaInsbh5ge.
Izop N White Plains train, stopping s al sta1orf.
S,So O. m. .wulismsbrdEe train stopping u ell Ststcnh
KxruRSHG-Lesve Chaiham -Four Corners;
lSe Mall train stopping st WikAmsbrdge, White thns
AID al Stations north.
WM CAMPBELL. Superintendent.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-07-01
Aleoiral.

IL ELIINGER's INFALLIBLE LiNlMEST.-
IN tn. g-nuine dec, from the Doctor according IN
TIE Only bOesae agent for THE valuable
,rticIe IL WILLIAM II. KINsLEY. No. II Gold 81
TNE ORIGINAL AND GENUINE DIX. 8.
Il TOMNSENDs SARSAPARlLLA, Whosssl. and Retail
2l2 Brcsdws, Foton-st Oioe No. Oppo-
k,s St Psafs Church New.York,
WILLIAM Fl. KINSLEY, COMMISSION
w WnOLESALE DRUGGlsT, No II 6old.:, tp-r
Hsdsnsue( Nc~-Yok- Manufacturers Of Patent Medicines
and DssgS articles may introduce dispose of tho sane
The best s6vsrtsgshy congnirg shove Orders IN Drug
carefully exeeucj fb dispstch The lowest maket rstel
WILLIAM BURGER,
Wholesale Drpsgs Of ConriN dst. has his sbove
bus.ss oesoisd-
New-York daily tribune., 1858-07-01
PEKNslYid dL.yANlA RATLROAD

fhe Penrsyy.pia Rs.IOad sonDscts - s,,i. -, 81,
- 70 sre nom " Louis Mo-. Akon Sh;-e IN
oit L-,nstor and Loas7.s Ky. TER. fisste N.d,.os
ssysps aod Indianapolis Ind Cinolnnst D-~so, $50.
- bsiieonssne, Ssudnsky, To-do ci.S.sn3 clog5,ses
oessi~ hassillon and WosI. Obio; aso Nil t stss,r
ast eos.s from and 70 Nes Orleans ST. Louss LpuSl,
scse's the Ea b. bad q, sny Of the .hOyeus
fsseAsers viii 6hd this the shortest mos. sx,sdse -.
1Ssortsbs ronte bstween the Past Aad West -
ss0s NlM-fORk To CINCINNATI IN ~ HoURs
Savn EEN-fOhK To CHICAGO IN 80 HOURS
Ssrc q. iow any o,bcr rostr "
kDdetls IN the hotels OF thi. civ
seen fkktts fnrhcr iufnrr,ssn ma, h. h.5 "A N.
- sfknfSfLfAhIA hAILkOaD,
-, ,.., No Aster Erusc Bradvsy
s"i"T J. Il ELLIOTT, Axeu1
New-York daily tribune., 1858-07-01
AIEW-YORK and NEW-HAVEN RAILROAD

NEW-YORK and NEW-HAVEN RAILROAD.
N R5s. SUMNER ARRANGEMENT. 1855
Commencing hsy 81, 1858.
Passenger Station In NewYork .7thst and 4thsv
nbsnoe 0 z7th. 81.
TRAINS LEAVE NEW YORK.
Dor HewHsven Sa m lex) l245, S:45 4;so (eS) and
" m eor Bncgeoort, ss (exl '245, 3:45 4;2D tex
q $50 o For Milford Strst'ord Fairfield, southport and
Esstpon, a MAS, S45 and $3.50 p. For Norwsk T.
"a W. 2;is S 49O TEA 4;45 $50 $50 p. For Dsdep
~ Greenwich "a m l2:45 S45 4:45 $50 $50 Eoi
nhlord- tex ga l245, S:45 43 tex }, 4:4o, b:0
w For Port Chester and intermediate Stations.
q; l2:45 S:45, 4:45 $3.50, 6Sn D.
CONNECTING TRAINS.
Fu Boston (eX) 4:9o ?. (ex) FOR Hartford and
axhgfed, tex y a. ~ lex for Connecticut Rres
kNhoad 70 Montreal, tex and 4: M (ex) 70 North.
uon FOR Canal Rallroad 70 Northampton, a. m (ex and
AS NJ. For HOussonic Railroad. m, 4:29 p fo
Sspsock RAlroed l24h S:i5 For DanbuTy aud
3Uust Rshosd ,, 8 a. M: 4;2o p IN.
JAMES d. HOYT Superintendent
New-York daily tribune., 1858-07-01

IHr BtRrIS FREs.LovIRs -Tk Ciepsias1 Hes-
aid ss,ss that the Free e-Lovs people .. Bsrla Ose
who were supposed to have been "squelehsd" BY
the late hostile c-mon.r.ops of gsAo. popsses
are up again fierce, loose and rampant. The Herald
ays:
"The honest truth is this osmmuui.y which, ~
.esl Of hsvlg multitude Of names, should be name
lcss tumbers from thirty to hty the township Of Bsr
liz Ttey are constantly erecting buiilrgs-hve OF six
havirg been put up within few ~esk,-and the &C.
cupspts are becoming more and more bold 90 three
several oocssiors of late ard from sm,ee
them, have teen seen in bs,hirg & gethsr-nsked.
On Sunday With fur weeks past, two women and
t.o nen ~ee 90 ba bing, ard 9 thiEd woman s.ting
on the bank, cortempletiIg the scene. We s1ppoee
part wculd csl themselves Socialist and pat Free
Lovers very nee distinction. TIE Age y Freedom,
which promised I, beyond tina borders OF Bar
lin, has returned In The village sud ensconesd iseH
in the very midst of that community"
New-York daily tribune., 1858-07-01
nafey Qnre.

MOUNT PROSPECT WATER-CURE, Bng.
UI hamiop, NJ Y 2l5 mi's from sse city BY Y Enc
karead Tbis estAbhebt has natural os,on tufpesse<
II beauty By other 10 The Union Terms $50 so .sl
FOR ecua uing fan psr'ienla sddIeW II. NORTd,
a. D., or MARTHA FRENCH, NJ d.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-07-01
.NEW-YORK to NEW-HAVEN and RETURN

For THE EXCURSION. BERTHs fRtt. .
Ths viii ,sort New Workers most delightful mornings sa
Xong leland Sound 10 New Haven whero the Cay may
spuf m adufrpe the celebrated of Ems Of the
s,s Connecticut and Of tho most beautiful towus in
ksErsaDc
fse steamer ELM CITY Capt NJ Lewis, will leave Pier
No p Feet River kew-YoIh. Tor New Bsven on NJ MONDAf,
lsy al 1850 n Roturong leave New. Haven fI New
fet be same nigh At H. arriving about Tuesday
ht RICHARD PECK, Agent