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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-01-19

CUPREbIE COURT-County of Kings.-Calvn
SE Hull against De Win Linn and Dahu, A. Goo6yeT sur
y,ss Of Charles C. Waerhouse, deceased Lavlna o. Water
house Of the said Charles c. Wterhouse, Joseph
P.nd.ou and Even. his wife Summons fo re!et-lCom
rot ser To the defendants DE WITT LINN aud LAFlNlA
O. NATERHOUSE: You are hereby summoned and required
the complaint this action which this day hed IN
the Clerk of the County OF Kings 81 the City Hall
in City Of Brooklyn and TO copy OF your answer
the sail complaint tie subscribers a. their Office number al
Wal street INewYok, within twenty day. after
the servs exclusive OF the day OF such
,.r,ic. srS the sad complaint within the
time sor-.d n. plaintiff in this sction will apply 10 The Court
for u. relief demanded in the complaint New York Nov
H. 1851. bhAlNAhp hloE,
nil I.vlOwTu Plaintiffs Attorneys, No. Al Waist.
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NEW wIDE.GAUGE ROUTE from NEW

IN YORK % ROCHESTER.-The ROCHESTER, AND
6ENEsFE VALLEY RAILROAD is now open, and in
necou the Bufso Coming and SwYork and NewYok
aud E Raosd direct route from NewYork 10 Roch
ester. -, So,
afforded by the wide renders BY far The most desirable be-
tween the above named cities .
Tries can be procured the New ot snd Ere Railroad
f1eset Ofce Of Duanss, and No 1888 Broadway also in
Jersey CITY Bazssse checked through.
Frvi-hs b. transported between New York AID Rochester
with di.p.ch Any information desired in regard thereto b
obtained hy calling the General Freight Agent Of the New York
srd Fre Railroad Erie Buildings, c. s. TAPPAN. Express
Fresht Agent, No. l93 Broadway.
ko.r,n. on the Bafao Corning and EewYork Railroad on
sunday j. A REDFIELD. Superintendent
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-01-19
CUPREME COURTROOM JAY, Receiver

CUPREME COURT.-JOHN JAY, Receiver
- Of the Mechanic. Fire Insurance Company % the City OF
N.w.York against WILLIAM II. DE GROOT aud Alice ?
his wife Theodore r. B. De Groo and ENNIS his wife james D.
Murray Charles Burial Eliza Ware Adnns.rx and Charles
Abemsthy Administrator Of John Ware deceased forge
Opdyke and Wilson Hun-Referees Sale In Foreclosure
Pursuant 10 decree Of Sale made in the aboyeetited
sn,ca Term of the Supreme Court held AZ the VI, w."
YoIt ON the 3lst Of October 1857 L. the Referee 10
na.ed will 81. NJ auction u the Merchants III
York Cy on the day Of January 1888 al O'Clock AZ
noon Of that day the following property mentioned and described
In aid decree viz: All that certain lot piece or parcel OF land
situate living and being IN the Twelfth Ward of the City OF New
York bounded described follows 10 w beginning point
on the souhey side Of One hundred forty second street dis
sn four hundred feet south stey from the south eastey
pe Of Onehunde andory second street and the Eleventh.
avenue running thence outhey line parallel with said
,uu. the the block between Onehundred and
ehundred and second street thence
said line esstery hundred feet thence southery
on lire srse with the said Eleventh until ntesects
the uothrry line Of the Blooming dale road thence
snu. .ad line Il the Boominae road unit, nteects the
sal, ouhey line Of second street thence
westerly along ad souhery line Of One hundred andforyse
ond the place beginning Terms made known the
day of s,le-Dstcd New. York, December II, 1851
HOMER II. STUART Referee.
CHARLES T. WHITEHEAD, Attorney.
T.. G. HALLIDAY, AuctiOneer. 49,
above adjourned TO the 18th Of January 1885, al IL
o'clock q a place-Dated 9th January 1903
HOMER IL. STUART RefereA.
The sale Is adjourned to the 10th day Of January at II
"'c'- =" ' HOMER II. STUART Referee.
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CTTPREME COURT.-JOHN JAY, Receiver of

- the mcdaniel Fire Insurance Company Of the City Of New
York against WILLIAM II. DE GR0OT aud ALICE u. his
wife JAMES b. MURRAY. CHARLES BURIAL GEORGE
OPDYKE and WILSON @. HUNr.-FOreclosure Sae-Pnr.
sus to judgment decree Of sale made the above entitled
sction at Special Term Of the Supreme Court held In New
City Oct ST. 1857 the Referee in said order nsmed will
sell public auction the Merchants Exchange In York
City the 9th day January 1883 st II o'clock m OF mat day
the following mentioned and described In said decree
viz All lot parcel Of land situate lying and
being ard Of the City Of New York being part OF
the belonging the rector and vesy
en of Trinity commonly called the Church Farm aud
distinguished Of such thereof as lies in the block
Morton east Of Hudson street. oythe
and bounded follows 20 wits Beginning al point on
The uorkey LIE Roy distant three hundred and tony
eastward from the formed BY the east
ery side aud norhcry side Of lie Roy street
thence running norhey aud parallel to Hudson street along the
ssstey lot said map hundred feet TO the center
Of block between L. Roy and Morton streets thence
eastey along the aid center line parallel 70 lie Roy street eighteen
esery boundary Of the Church Farm thence
the thirteen feet ten inches thence south
ry along by the German Lutheran Church and
pS,el To Hudson six inches to lie Roy
and westerly along the norhy side OF lie Roy street
twenty Of beginning Terms made
known on the day of sale.-New- York, Dec. a. 1871
HOMER H. STUART, Referee
CHARLES +. WHITEHEAD, Attorney.
&c HALLIDAY Auctioneer ali 2awSw
above Sale adjourned 10 the 18th OF January 1853 al IL
O'clock al noon, st same pace.-Deed Jan. 6. 1853
jams FkTwf HOMER H. STUART, Referee
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-01-19
nENNsYLVANIA RAILROAD.

PENNSYLVANIA ILROAD.-
i The GREAT CENTRAL ROUTE, connecting the Atlantic
re, With Western, Northwestern and Southwestern Stses
by continuous Railway direct Thi, Road also connects
Putuzh with daily line Of Steamers 70 AZ ports the West
srp Rivers and Cleveland and Sadusiy with steamers al
p on the North western Lskes-mskinf the most direct
cheap and reliable by which FREIGHT can be forwarded
70 and rnrn the Great Wes.
RATES BETWEEN PHILADELPHIA and PITTSBURGH
YpsT CLAss-Boots, Shoes, Hats and Csps Books
Dry Goods n boxes bales and trunks, Drugs lin go cents
boxes and beles Feathers furs, loo D.
srcosp CLAss-Domesic Shooting. Shifting and
Ticking Tin orIn. sse' Drugs IN ea'ss nAa, rs cen,R
nsid LfnneI pI ,o-' '' r loo ..
Hsmp Bacon and POrh ,aed Goo.e in sack s5 censP
Tob.sco manufactured excep; Cigars, or cut kc loo y.
FoukrH CLAss-CoHee, fiah Bacon Beef and
Pok Din ca.ks boxes Eastward Lard and Lard , ~
Oh Nails Soods Ash, German Clay, Tar Fitch, 100 d
ROsn, .'''s',.s.''s''sJ
FLork-75c. = Dbl until further notice
GRAN-Ssc y 100 70 until further notice " - .
BALE not exceeding SO weight, until further
notice.
In singing goods from point east OF
tcua 10 nsrt the r.ckasy Wis Pennsyysns Railroad Al
Good. con,ned 20 the Agents 81 this Road s. PRaiephs
Pittsburgh viii be- furw srded without detention
FsrteHr AcsNrs-Hsrris wormley Co, Memphis Tenn
R. sass Co. ST. Louis P. o. oReily Co. Evansville.
Ind Dume.niu Bel Co. and Carter yewett Louisville,
Irwin Co Ctrcinns.i; N. W. Graham Co. Evansville,
Ohio Leech Co No 81 Klby st. Boston; Leech Co. No
SAs.or Hoasr New York and No. 70 Souihs New York L
soeedsr. Phadslphis, Assrs~ kOoa' B<'inSrsi D. 4
II Il HOUSTON, oea~l Yresh. Agent PsIsispAA
HI. LOMBAxRr. sr2eta;snis n:, AiesaA e
{Spr7 ,lSs
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-01-19

CUPREME COURT-New-YOrk County
- JOHN w BAKER against WILLIAM BuRDELL:.
= unions for money demand conJact-Com not ser
the Defendant hereby summoned .nd required 70
answer the complaint in this action which viii be MED in inc
Office Of the Jerk of the and County Of York e. his
Office in City Hall New York CIV, and 70 serve copy OF your
answer the said complaint the subscriber his ONCE NO
l6 Wall street York within twenty days after the service
this exclusive Of the day OF such service
and If you fail the said complaint within the time aiore
said the plaintiff will take Judgment against fol the sum
thousand ds and Interest at the Iste OF SIX per cen
per July 1853 till july 80 1851 and AZ the rate
of 10 per cent per annum from July So 1857 beside the costs Of
thi. sction-Dsted January Is. 1883. . ~
WM STANLEY. Plaintiff Attorney, No. 10 NslLst,
The summons snd complaint in this action was filed In ns
Office Clerk Of the City and County Of Newlors on the
Jsri5 lsw6wTu VIM STANLEY Plaintiffs Attorney.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-01-19
Ecaal Notices.
-EW. YORK SUPREME COURT ROBERT

NETWORK SUPREME COURT ROBERT
~ 8 MOVES AGAINST the PHILADELPHIA STEAM
PROPELLER COMPANY.-summons for money demand On On
contract Corn served ITO the defendants above named
You hereby summoned aud required to answer the com
plut TIL. seton, which will be filed in the ONCE 81 me
CLERK Of the City County of NeyYOrk at the City Hal IN
The q New York aud 70 copy ot your answer % ths
said complaint the Subscribers their Office No Ill Broad
the York within twenty days AFTER tie service
OF al. summons. exclusive OF the day Of such "ryce ana
fell said complaint within the time Aforesaid
the nfif in this udsnen, against you for the
rn OF four dollars with interest thereon from the first
October 1857 beside the costs OF this sctorDaed New
York October 2, 1857 - . ,,,n
BARNEY, HUMPHREY BUTLER,
Plaintiffs Attorneys.
The complaint the above entitled action daily filed III the
Office tho Clerk the City and County OF New ork Aforesaid
Oh the 10Th day Of January. 1858. , ,,-,,,
BARNEY, HUMPHREY BUTLER
ial9 lsw6wTu Plaintin AtoIneyH
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-01-19

EDWARD X COLLINS, No Sc Wall 81, New York
BROWN SHlPLEY Co. Liverpool
r a. WAINWRIGHT Co, Paris
The owners these ships viii not DO accountable or gold 81
W. bullion ,pcie wer precious stones metals unless bills
sdns signed therefor and the VALUE theFeof expressed
Tier,
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7 AND ROUTE-NEW-YORK TO PROVI-
IL DFNCE, 6c.-On and after Oct o. 1857 Traln OF the
PROVIDENCE, HARTFORD and FISHKlLL RAILROAD
Hartford after the arrival there Of the Express Tr.n o.
the HewYort snd New Haven and New Haven and Hartford and
Springfield Railroads, which leaves New York At g. m
SAMUEL MOTT SUPERINTENDENT
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-01-19

NETWORK and NEW-HAVEN RAILROAD
l\la5L WINTER ARRANGEMENT, 1853
CONVINCING DECEMBER q, 1857
Passenger Station i'll New York Hthsl and h av en-
trance 2rh-s . = - $500. -
TRAINS LEAVE NETWORK
For Now Haven 7:2 $500 tex y 1915 $40 (ex) and
@en M For bridgeport 7.2O, $500 M, (ex) 1913, $40
(eI and Az: For Milford s,ratford Fairfield Southport
m l2i5 $40 lex l:D 550p For Daren aud Green
vich 72O l2i5 4:e $3.50 FOR stamford 70 800
(exO m $40 lex 49 $50 m. For Port Chester
aud Intermediate Staon, 7:2Os m ls;45 4:a $50
CONNECTING TRAINS.
yor Boston, ssO0 a M (ex) $40 p (ex) For Hartford
and Springfield $500 tex $40 M (ex) For Connect
cut River Railroad to Montreal $500 (ex aud $40
(eI 10 Northampton For Cana Railroad 800 lex aud
Haas D m For Housstonc Railroad 800 For Nausa,uck
Raiirad $500 m and $40 IN. Dor Dsnbury aud Norvak
"-''NT JAMES II. HOYT, Superintendent.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-01-19

DIyIDEND.-Ofic of the ARCTIC FIRf
.DINsURANCE COMPANY, No. % Wal st, New ~, Y0Ll
Jan. lS l88-A Sem-Annual Dividend OF FIVE PEB CEN
Iss hi, dsy been declared payable the 18th inst.
RICHARD A. OAKLEY, Secretary.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-01-19
flnantial.
Ox,,cv n. RkpvsLIc FIRy insurance. COMPANY.
No 1e Mall - I2A

ornc, o. RrrvsLie Fra, hsulAse. ConS.sT
No. l6 wsl-s'., Jan H. 1888
Company have to-day de-
el.red /. Dividend o. SIX AND A HALF PER CENT
..,.hle 10 tbs Stockholders MONDAY the 18th y w cssn
have ais. declared al Interes, Dividend Of sly go PER
cENf upon outstanding Scrip payable TUESDAY TIE
OH Of February nett, In cash. " Il, -
They have further declared Scrip Dividend on ne
Premiums of the year ending Sls December 1881 81
SE PR CENT the certoa.es deliverable 20 parties enea
thereto on TUESDAY the 9th Of February next. h.
This latter Dividend makes the Scrip Dvdenes ~ NJ
this Company during the las, four ONE HUNDRED
FfNF AND HALF PER CENT. -. .A.o,,, b N.
Tbi. COMPANY having always declined 20 insure hrousn a.
rnednm on brofers and outoftown ssspts MS S
n, apcstions for Insurance should be made 70 inc VH1o w
through respectful le parties reading IN 'hi' '"J'
~, III MI n,ins D.sr Fredk A. Desno,
Daniel d. Fearing John steward yf' AnS NJ Smith
ySIliaro II Russs Robr B. Minturn, Danl Drhc ShLtn'
"naL n nusss' posh.n rhors Frederic &. Foster,
Css.w.v n I.msr Edward C. Center, fees nan
W Rs,ier Duncan Josiah Oskes, Ko0eIS hOle,
I'D p.tael DuA'sN' Iossnh Gslard H. Senl V. Hoffman,
n n Wohei L. NJ Waerbnry Jacob Anthony, j.,
Isaac Towpsend Jas "a " ACCio-iy p Girand Fos;er
james Warm, mWlaI ~, Saiy ~ r Grsy
Arthur Lesfy george u Auee, Jun" ~
n W. Hamilton, John Astor: ~, q tyoSr p,a.a.,,
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NCLLIFYIN0 VIEW o. THINGS.

correspOnaeace Of The Charleston Is c. Mercury.
WAsHiSGroS, Jan. 10, 1873
There lie general rolling over Of things in Wssh-
ingtan, end il 10 difficult to zee tho light. The KAs-
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1858-06-25
WHOLE NUMBER 1870.

ward, or yield foot Of conquest, or
dream Of compromise; for the triumph
of your cause is as inevitable rs fate IL
self Be fearless, sloepless and lireless,
propagating your creed with the zeal Of
missionaries aud confounding your oppo.
nents with the fruit of benefcient labor.
The Industrial questions Of the day and
the social progress of the State look to
you for advancement, and they should be
made to impress every local election of
every county and town, for it is thus you
viii develop strength and habiiuate your
selves To victory. Those who tremble at
defeat should reflect that herein they car
not prove disastrous, for new immigration
attracted hither viii change The result
with the next effort. Indeed an August
campaign, under its very worst aspect
could have no more influence in crushing
the free labor movement here. than did
the first election of Kansas Territory in
destroying freedom there for the reason
tina. both depend upon other political
causes, and are upheld by a pressure Of
people whose colpmn cannot be long
wihstood. But every success on the
other hand multiplies its echoes in a
thousand directions, and gives n rcdou-
bled energy to all in whose hearts the
cause is shriued.
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1858-06-25
WOMAN'S HEROISM.

in the course Of a recent speech in
Congress by Hon. Joseph Lane Of Ore
gon, on the payment Of the Oregon and
Washington war debt, he related the fol-
lowing incident which occurred in the In
dian war Of Oregon
While in Oregon last summer, l took
occasion to inquire Of tire chief, who was
mainly instrumental in getting up this
war, to learn the particulars Of the fate
Of some of our people who disappeared
in the war Of 1850, and Of whom we
had been able to learn nothing. When
l suggested to the agent, in the council,
that / proposed TO inquire the fate of
Mrs. Wagner, Mrs. Haynes, and others,
he was inclined to think it would raise
the bitter feelings Of the Indians, but he
-.:.i ,hat are could make the inquiry. /
told him that | had passed through tho
country where these people had lived,and
that their friends were very anxious to
learn their fate We inquired in relation
to Mrs. Wagner, who was well educa-
ted and handsome woman from New
York, who had lived long in the country,
and spoke the Indian tongue fuently.-
She kept public house by the roadside,
and the good cheer which she always fur
nished made it O place where travellers
delighted to stop. The Indians informed
US that on the morning Of he 9th Of Oc-
tober the came in sight Of the house,
where they met tearrsters and packers, a
! portion oG whom they murdered, destroy
ing the wagons and cargoes, as we'll as
/ the animals, while she was standing in
Ithc door. As soon as they had murder
ed the people out doors, they came To-
wards the house, which was strongly
built Of hewn logs, aud had heavy door
which fastened with cross bars. When
she saw them running towards the house,
she shut the door and dropped the bars
to prevent their breaking in. They ran
Ito the door and ordered her 10 come out,
and bring out her little girl. She said
/ No. Her husband was absen!-and,b by
the way, he was the only man on the
road who escaped. They said that If she
r did not come out they would shoot her.
She declined aud aiIer some delibera-
/ ton. they determined 10 set the house on
fire. The house was directly enyeloped
in flames and the chief who watched
through 2 little window, told Us that be
saw her 60 to the glass and arrange her
hair. and then take her seat in the mid
die of the room, fold her little girl in her
arms, and wait calmly until the roof fell
10, and they perished in the flames to
geiher. And the statement was con
Grmed by the people, who found theii
remains lying together in the middle o.
!, the house"
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1858-06-25

NOBLE SESTIMgSfs. Condemn no
man for not thinking As you think. Let
every one enjoy the foil aud free liberty
Of thinking for himself Let every man
use bis own jeagmeut, since every man
must give an account Of himself to God.
AbhoF every approach, Of any kind Of
degree. to the spirit Of persecution. If
you cannot reason or persuade man in
to the truth, never attempt 10 force him
into it. If love will not compel him,
leave him 10 Cod, the Judge Of ALL
Joim Wsslsg
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1858-06-25

The FRENCH NAyT-The feet IN
1857 consisted Of 10 ships of the line Of
I2O guns, 10 of 100 guns, Is of 80 guns,
) Of 50 guns, II frigates Of 90 guns, II
Of 80 guns, and IS Of 40 guns 8 cor
vettes of 80 guns, and 12 Of "a guns, 20
brigs Of - guns, 10 brigantines Of 4
guns. 40 sehooners of 6 to 10 guns, 40
vessels Of 4 guns, 20 steamers Of 250
horse power and under, 20 corvettes Of
800 tuns, 80 transports Of $50 tuns, 3
steam frigates Of $40 horse power, and
one of 800; 6 corvettes Of 220 horse
power, and 80 steamers of 100 horse
power and less; making in all 353 yes
sels Of all kinds, carrying about 10000
guns. The annual budget Of the Navy
Department for ten years, from 1916 tc
1856, has ranged from S2o,o0oyo00 Il
s40.0O0.0 900. That for 1857 was S26,.
100000.
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1858-06-25

e. There Is a man out west who
thiEks thar Hon." placed before man
name stands for boness.
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1858-06-25

e. a man whom 90 person pleases
Is more unhappy thar one who please
nobody.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1858-01-09

The Washington correspondent of Il
Independent gives the following vivid a,
| cription Of the Little Giant" when md
full headway -
Senator Douglas is very short in statul
dnt OF such physical proportions, aside frc
lnis lack, as instantly to attract the attenti,
oil stranger. "A very large head, connect,
with broad and powerfully built shoulders
short, idll neck chest sufficiently room
to contain the lungs of giant, and a pair
snort, dumpy legs, complete the physic
picture oil the Little Giant" if we exec
the broad, lofty Websterian brow, and II
deep set, cavernous eyes, that sparkle ar
glow, when excited, like miners lumps b
meath 1t. 1t is the tremendous brain now
lodged in that perpendicular precipce of,
forehead, and shooting out its fires from
shadcwed eyes, that has given him the sob.
quet Which he will carry TO his grave. Wh
excited and in full flow of debate that mi
slve head rolls and shakes with the emphas
oil bis thought, and the hugo hand doubl
until the nails indent the palm, or else Il
broad, open hand receives the blow of |
mate and itallclses the sentence with stu,
mug report. The sweat pours from hi,
prolusely, and falls from his head or is throw
clear OF his shoulders by these nimica shake
OF OF the head, as the rain drops are shaken frol
the trees by storm. Add to this thicl
pushy head of black hair and restless. uue,
ssy feeling, which prevents his being at res
ior nVe consecutive minutes, and keeps hin
lnoVihg from one point to another in tb
senate chamber and my picture of tn
Little Giant" is complete.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1858-01-09
California Metps.
ARRIVAL OF THE NORTHERN
LIGHT.

Later from Nicaragua General Walker
Passenger on Parole General Walker ant
$50 Men Captured by Commodore Paaiding
ofthe Frigate Wobash-s2, 100000 in Golc
from California.
New YoRK, Dec. 27, 10 o'clock, p NJ
The steamship Northern Light has just
arrived. with California dates to the 9th inst.
The Northern Light brings two millions in
gold from California.
Among her passengers is General Walker,
who. with one hundred and fifty OF bis men
were captured by Commodore PauldiDg OF
the u. S. frigate Wabash. The General is
on parole. The men were placed on board
the U. S. sloopof-war Saratoga to be con-
veyed to Norfolk.
The lake and river steamers on the San
Juan have been handed oveI to Messrs. Gar
rison e. Morgan. These steamers had been
captured by General Walker but were
retaken by an expedition from the Wabash.
Fort Castillo had since been captured by
General Walker, and party of fifty a Ameri-
cans, under Col. Anderson, still held posses
sion of it, rs we'll as the river San Juan.
Anderson has supply Of provisions for
three months, with six pieces Of artillery and
on abundance Of ammunition.
Captain Engle, OF the Wabash, is q PAS
senger on board the Northern Light, and is u
bearer Of dispatches to Washington.
The river steamer G. Morgan, ssized by
Commodore Paulding was put in charge OF
the \ merican consul at Greytown
The expedition that captured Gen Walker
and his men. consisted of $50 men, landed
from the frigato Wabash.
Heavy rains had commenced falling in
California, rev'ng trade and inParting new
yigor to the mining operations.
Six hundred Chinese have left San Fran
cisco in vessels bound to China ports.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1858-01-09
HOVER,s LIQUID HAIR DYE.

The testimony of Prof. Booth aud Dr. Binckle having
previously been published, the following s now added -
From Prof McCLOSKEY, formerly Professor Of Theory
and Practice OF Medicine IN the enule Medical College
'l Pcnnsy yun!a, and late Professor of Surgery in Tie
American College Of Medicine, &c.:
PHILADELPHIA, Nov. 9th 1855.
Mr.. JosErH T.. HOVER A uial of your LIQUID
HAIR DI will convince the most skeptIca! that it is
SAFE ELEGANT, and EFFiCACIoUs preparation. Unlike
many Others II has IN several instances proved seIvceabe
IN the Of cuaneous eruptons the head and
nave hesitation in commencing it to those requiring
sich an application.
Very respectfully J.r. Y. McCLOsKEY, NJ D.,
AS Race St, above 18th.
HOVER'S WRITING INKS, including HOVER 5
WHITING FLUID, aud HONER'S lNDEII8IE INKS
still maintain their high character, which has always dis,
tngulshed them, and the extensive demand first created
has continued uninterrupted until the present.
Orders addressed to the Manufactory No. 4 6
RACE street, above Fourth, (old No. l441
Philadelphia, will receiveprompt attention, by
JOSEPH h. HOVER, Manufacturer.
December 25, ls57.-Aprl IS, 81, ch.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1858-01-09
New Advertisements.

nFFICE OF THE LOCUST NOUN.
NRTAlN COAL ANDIRON OOMPA.
n MY.-PHLADELrHIA, December I6 1857
fae annual meeting Of the Stockholders Of
this Company will be held at their Office, No
90 >; fourth St., on Monday, the 18th j anua.
ry, at III o'clock A. NJ, at which time there
WI be an election of Directors to serve for
the ensuing year.
January 2. 1858.