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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-10-25
WEST INDIA EMANCIPATION
TESTIMONY OF AN EYE WITNESS.

The following correspondence Will commend it'e
by the intrinsic importance Of its subject to tue alien
ton Of candid persons Of all parties
Letter 10 ne Rcr. Henry Be}y.
REyTREND AND DEAR SIR: We learn that you
have been for many years missionary among ,he cot
ored people Of the British West Indies under the
auspices e the British Wesleyan Missionary Society;
that sou were III Jamaica during the three years pre-
cedng the emancipation Of the slaves, and iOr period
Of fourteen wears thereafter; that you subsequently
resided several years in Antigua and that since 1870
your fcN Of labor has been in Barbad0es. iou are
therefore qualified by extensive experience and obser
ya,iop TO testify as to the effects Of the great expert
me,t of freedom nauguratei by the British Govern
ment or the lat Of August 1884, in the emancipation
Of 500 COO slaves. We learn that you have made
very interesting itatenents upon TINS SUBJECT In
Boston. New. Haven Philadelphia and other places,
showing that cmaucip patton, contrary to the oft-rc-
peated declarations Of the supporters and apologiss
Of slavery and 10 the fears of OF the friends OF
liberty has been no failure, but blessing Of ncon-
ceiyabe magnitude te both whites and blacks. We
are socitous that the people of New-lork should
have an opportunity to hear your testimony from
your hls, and respectfully request you, II con-
fisent with your engagements, to give them snch an
opportunity before your retGn to Barbados. We are
sure that many Of felowctZens, Of I'LL scots aud
parties, would hear Won gladly.
We arr, deer Sir, yours RESPECTFULLY.
H. w BEECHER PETER COOPER,
GEO b. CHEENER WIN. NJ EvARTS
HENRY Nv. BELLOWS, JAMES PORTER
CHARLES l.. BRACE. w. c. BRYANT,
n. NJ HARTLEY HORACE GREELEY,
SAMUEL OSGOOD, JOHN BlGELO ,"
ABEL STEVENS, CHARLES A. DANA,
f. II. CHAPLIN, HENRY ~ FIELD
EDWARD BRIGHT, :. IL GAY,
VIM HENRY FRY. JOHN HOPPER
EDWARD CORNING, OLIVER JOHNSON,
CHARLES r. BRIGGS, C. q JUDSON
SAMUEL SINCLAIR. THEODORE 1ILr0N.
Net5- } ORR, Oct. q, lGJS
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-10-25

Company. NJ. Drury lo-t horse worth 800, which
was burned up in toe fire. Mr.. Chapman saved the
most Of his furniture. The house worth about
see. Mr.. Tower is insured in Che 4Etns Insurance
Company. Tie origin Of tie fire is unknown.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-10-25

Try ssnd ri vsrsit icsh 81 HIN. thru
i" sink b. tie mother Hsansh krakenbrh I'D ths Coo
nes otsced ny IL wonsa b. - tAs ross. a. 81 -
hpY , ~ wOufi remit -.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-10-25
fAdTestis ps.aLI
HRAs-THE CANON Ira CnNp.xx h.rA a.

nsae very variety Of rxss f Grsrs D~.s-s. ed
Pn,-e isues Sc"hn< Oohns an foanx Hysos from H.
y si Gunpr~ der AID Imperial from -. Co. Al otew
suair- egusy low. Asa. S1 boxes sooG F.1ILs iva la
A sfa
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-10-25

WN II IpSSIScs 4 10. TSirORs

WI. ]. JENNINGS ~ W, itiiohS
rSe. 81 Brcsdws, opposite Metropolitan Hcsei style NJ
eNcerd Prices moderate. Fun stock % ne
Ie'rvs. style OF fssxts ia, IN pcrted.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-10-25

Laura Ke-.cs Th-oter.-Tom Taylor new comedy r,
"Our American Cousin, which seems 20 bo decided
tuecess. vii BE- repeated this AMI every evening tbs
week. with the comcdieta tiis evening Of "A Day in
Paris.
Broodrcay 7her'er. Mis-, Julia Dean Haynes very
succef, engagement It'll Continues She appears to-
night a. Mr. Beverly in the tragedy Of the "Game-
ster." which is to be followed by the comedy of the
Lesson for Lovefs and the Pride Of the Market"
Boroy 72eater.-" Ncw-York and Brooklyn" an
entirely new drama illustrative OF metropolitan life
viii be produced for the first time al this house this
evening Tie performances conclude with the Rose
of Sharon, a comic Pantomimc, anl the Maniac
Lover"
Pudy's National Tieofcr.--"Tle Corners,
Cherry ard Fair STAR and piece suggested 9y the
recent "mil,' entitled Prize Fighter, are PANIED
for this evenings performance a. this establishment
hmericGa MrscEm.-The Bearded Baby Thodon'.
Thcder Of Arts and Dr. Valentines Comicalities still
continue 70 DO the chief attractions at this popular
resort.
Ijoo5's Mnshels.-The usual negro performances,
together With Mrs Julia DAILY in tie buretta d" In and
Ont Of Place. are announced for tonight.
B, vonfs Mnstrcis have added to their very funny
performances a buresquc of the Siege OF Lucknow"
with Jerry end Dan as Mani Shehab and "Jes.
T. Brown
CamyIeVs MrS',ds.-Tle usual quantity of sing
ing dancing &c, together with the 4" French Dane
ing master and tie Three Rivals" are to be re-
pcatcd every evening this week.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-10-25

reEu. Of the Presidential aud CouErc.,ious tons IN
80 tos returns of tse State E-c,ons h-d Ia lS.
tGisVAg ALMANAC too 1854
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-10-25
lAdyertie reus.l
DRADyS G.IIERIYS

FaoroSRaPVs,
bNssorNPEs AID DAcykReEorrPrs
Ne S2 snd 30 Bmsaway. NewYo No. $50 Peonsy4-
vsnls Az, Wssoinstou. u. {.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-10-25

KILLED BY FALL.-John Wallace, cha IT,.
ysrs ofsse killed Sa,u reay BY aeetea. No ~
t5isd story HindoT % ths res6erc. Of ais
West Fog;y sscont street CoTonsr H1 he'd 81 ma
ihs BODY AID re.tiss Of secik n.si dssh vas s-nN
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-10-25

BRAScH.-Stephen II. Branch will lecture tonight
about lis treatment in the Penteutiary Blackwels
bland.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-10-25

DEATH vFos YioLrsoE.-Las. Sunday week, Ed
rari Gaverkir. boy about twelve year, OF age vas
admitted to the Nevyork Hospital from the Javenle
Asylum in Threen,h sinei, sud,rins frum VIA, ap-
peafed TO be a carkerous disease il one Of his eyes
lie VS. treated accoriir sy but continued to fall ami
died on Saturday night. After deatb, an examination
proved that the dease Of Tie eye had been caused b.
fiscture Of the skcll; ard making bqunes at the
Asylum, !, asoegtGinei that some tune since the
deceased hsi been struck TIE SIDE Of his head with
stone, but whether from accident or design could not
be learned. Coroner Hi, has the case "a hani. aai
viii institute an nye s,iga;ion to-day.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-10-25

The City Of Baltimore sailed from this port On Sat
mday for Liverpool carrying 2iO passengers and the
European mails.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-10-25

Isy,>Ircypz.-Courer Hi. Asld an inques. y,ste
day rpos the body of male iniDt f'urd ~ 80 .s.d ina,
Isir Of Nc SIS E1h,h svsnae An sy.ar.s var. of age
tn ushcr q the child AID lHa 49,. .,s h.r
thrown II ITO TIE -ak She ~ss as ~. ~ ann.i Ps,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-10-25

Two CHILDREN BuRSkD To prAin y. 80
Hills held al nques. on Saturday 81 Nc. % nn
street, upsn. the body Of Emily pe May 'Sa n ns,
brother George, both children, sho were ,A'" az
on last Thursday evening, by he eIplot'oI u n,a
lamp, which servau. was filing BY the hsiH =, Ga.
otter lamp held by the child Emily n,.h oa-e.
died on Friday night. Mr.. De May and ,ae -'SaI'
were badly burned by the same eK2n''on 'u' s,S re'
covering. TIE occurrence was aee'ie''a'' aAa Vi'
Juryrerisrsi . veri.et ~ that eject.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-10-25

PHILHARMONIC SocrTTY.-The second rehearsal Of
this Society took place Saturday afternoon, at
Niblo's Garden, which largely attended. The
Board Of Directors have appointed NIr Bergman
conductor for the season-an excellent secctiCn-Mr
Esfed having been ordered by his physicians TO re-
main at Faya during the Winter
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-10-25

STABBED n rHr SioE AID CHryS.-fesfrjay
morning Geoge Schcunaiz az Nc. 2SS Seventh street
got into an alteration with one Henry Nggen' near
the residence Of the former when Wgsen, becoming
greatly enraged, drew ssori-cane anl stabbed has
antagonist in the SIDE ami cheek INJECTING serious
wounds. Wisgen was taken in custody aud locked up
by justice B,ennal TO await .he result o. >cAesma.zs
injuries.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-10-25

WoxAS FATALLY BuRsEp.-On Sunday morning
about O'Clock Mrs. Jeanette White who '''ea AZ
No. $40 West Forty-ourth street, while ensased IN
ironing clothes in the basement of the prelies ScS
hG dress on fire from fluid lamp on the ro'e' a,'i
burned herself in the most frshtful manner. o"e
screamed and ran into the street crying ior hsP' 1r
none came till too late. When discovered, MT !" :
in state of insensbility, and reEainea III 'Ns'
condition for short time only when death ensue a'
The sight presented was one most 'lesfn,nS - Wv
ness, as there was scarcely inch on her whoe Doi
that the fire had not reached Coroner HIS "aS no'
fed TO hold an irsueet.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-10-25

THE WAIIISG MArcH.The trial of endurance be-
tween Flora Temple" and Proress was ended %
Saturday morning at 3 O'clock by mutual consent
neither claiming the victory. They had been on their
fee for 60 tour and were suffering seriously from ex
hau.ticn.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-10-25

This setion was brought to recover the amoun. .,
srrsac. Company payable 70 its order da,ed rovemos
1855 op-n policy u iHsaisnss N o. r -
enSsrsed on the policy On che ith day OF January @
note With ohsrs Transferred, by certain uu esee
srs security 10 osn made by them 10 tho company
G,ed cor,aised proyision that as pApcns 9xtj 80
s,s,d ,h~rof brouth. slt The endersmens o. ~ n'ss
pay sor aeeoup, Of he Alta. Arieai ins' l~xee 70
A. Traey S~crttsry" -, Ia, In ia.
ls:ior q salute bat not void ihs CAL .,rd "a
10 % "a, ao.s tan ne company we Sspivse'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-10-25

The nativity table gives $50 natives of the United
Staies, - of Ireland, - of Germany 8 of England
az Scotland, of France aad the balance of various
foreign countries.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-11-12
FROM WASHINGTON.


The Treasury estimates are not yet completed,
aud until they are it will be impossible for the Sec
rel ary to know what the probable amount OF Rev
euEe viii be required for the next fiscal year. In
the absence of lhs necessary information II cannot
be determined what recommendation should be
made to Congress; hence newspaper speculations
upon the subject are without authority.
The Secretary has not yet written a line OF his
report.
Gen Ward, of Ga, though he has accepted the
tender of the mission to China, will not be nomln-
ated TO the Senate until after the ratification OF the
Reed eaty by that body
More than usual caution is observed with view
TO prevent premature discovery Of the contents
of the forthcoming Executive Report, especially
the Presidents Message.
The Secretary of the Navy has received des-
patches from the commanding officers of the steam
exs Fulton, Water Witch, and Harriet Lane, which
arfiSed at Barbadoes Oh the 18th, 10th and 2Oth
of October They stopped only few hours to take
Oh coal, and then LETT for the rendezvous OF the
Paraguay expedition.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-11-12
49,

PROF. YOUMAN's LECTURE.-The MelOdeon was
filed to its utmost capacity last evening, with a
fashionable and apprecative audience, VINO listen
ened with intense interest to an elegant lecture by
Prof Youman. The contrast between ancient and
modern ideas of science and methods of arriving
at scientific truths, was forcibly shown. The
gradual unfolding of knowledge from the first
crude beliefs though all the experiments which led
TO the perfection which We now see was finely pre-
sented. The various phenomena Of electricity and
the discovery ofits peculiar properties ofthe intro
duction of STERN, of ALCOHOL ether, poisons, and of
the invention of delicate instruments, were dwelt
upon, and the whole interspersad with anecdotes
and witicisms, which kept the mind relieved and
wide awake. These two lectures of Prof. Youman
have been no ordinary ones.
If all the lectures before the Y. NJ. c. A. are as
successful it will be an extraordinary course.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-11-12
P1rrspuReH. Nv. II.

Supreme Court-ThOmas vs.. Alleghany county
Judge Woodward read an elaborate opinion, s3s-
tainHg the Mandamus
Comm ssioners were ordered to assess tax at
the next annual assessment TO meet the interest on
$500, COO bonds.
The return of the county Commissioners is said
not 10 be sufficient.
The Court also says In proceedings in Equi-
ty the county will be released from paying interest
on any but the amount actually receiEed for the
bonds The Chief Justice gave a separate opinion
stating why he concurred and his views on the
Constitutional question. The opinions are long,
covering 40 pages of manuscript
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-11-12

A Bold ATTEMPT TO STEAL.-Last evening,
three men entered the Hat & Fur store Of T. s.
Paddock, and while examining some goods, one of
them, by the name Of Chas. Millard, slipped hun
dred dollar Fur cape under his coat and started to
leave. Mr.. Paddock noticing the ends of the cape
dangling below the fellows coats skirt, immedi-
ately seized him, and while endeayOring TO close
the doors to prevent them from escaping the other
two rushed by into the street and got away. The
individual with the cape, was taken charge of by
officer Gilmore, who conveyed him to the lookup,
where he will remain till he goes to Columbus
On the person of Milllrd, was fOuD done hundred
and twenty five dollars in counterfeit money.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-11-12
LAST NIGHTS REPORT.
FROM NEW YORK,

New YORK, Nov. IL.
Henry Reed, night clerk in the city Post Of
fee, was arrested last night in the act Of puTlOin
ing letters. Subsequent 10 his arrest he confessed
70 large robbery committed over three weeke
ago. embracing over 100 letters on their way to
Brooklyn.
The Propeller Potamska from New York for
New Bedford, went ashore on "HOgs back Hell
gate" yesterday afternoon and sunk. Stern un-
der water Two tugs and lighters have gone to
her assistance. The propeller Charles Osgocd,
hence for New London, was sunk in q collision last
night, with the Schooner New York, near Nor
walk The passengers and crew were saved by the
schooner, and transferred to the steamer West
chester and brought to this port.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-11-12

CARD OF THANKs.-The American House BOYS
hereby return their heartfelt thanks to the ladies'
and gentlemen who favored them with their pres
ence at the Ball on Wednesday night, and who
manifested so cordial an interest in the happy af
fair; TO the Grays for their liberal deduction in the
price of the ArmOry; to the City papers for their
frequent and generous notices, and to all who in
any way aided in making "the eighth annual balF'
q decided and brilliant success
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-11-12

lBT The December number of the "Cosmopol-
tan Art Journal" is The finest number, we think
that has yet been issued, of that most elegant
quarterly. Its table of contents is attractive, and
the two steel engravings, cleopatra Applying
the Asp" and ''The first Pair of Boots,' are gems
of art. 1t is well known that subscription to
the Journal insures the possession of a large and
valuable engraving well as show in the distri-
button of statues and paintings by the COsmopoli-
tan Art Association. Published at SIS Broadway
New York
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-11-12
HAsKINs ELECTED.

White PLAIN, n. y, Nov. H.
The ,1fficial canvass Of the votes in Westchester
comfy vas completed this P. NJ, with the follow
inc result, as regards the contest between John b.
Haskins and GEuverneur Kemble, to represent the
9th Congressional District; ~ n,
John B. Haskins, $500; G. Kemble 1854. Mr. Mr.
KsmI,Ie,s Tn.,iorifv in r, ckland and Putnam co.'s
is IOOg Mr. Haskins ma ority in the District Is 49,
exclusive of the votes cast lor ). B. Haskins' IN
WesIcbester and Putnam Ct unties, where they
were reiected
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-11-12

The steamer Delta, from st. Thomas on the 3D.
and Bermuda on the 7th inst, arrived here to-day.
Bermuda was visited by a terrific hurricane on
23d oath, 25th and Goth of October, and immense
damage was done TO property
The II s. friqate Sabine put into Bermuda on
the 3lst, having been disabled in the hurricane on
the 24th. She lost her main top-sail and fore sall
and had her bow posts forced in and her steering
gear seriously injured Great facilities for speedy
and effective repairs were promptly and cheertally
afforded by the British authorities, and the sabine
would again, in few days, bein complete order for
proceeding to BuenOs Ayres
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-11-12

LIBRARY ASSOCIATION FEsTIvAL.-Last night
was honored by the party of the season at Cha
pins Hall. The "bon ten" and elite OF the city
were there to do honor TO- and grace the festive oc-
casion. Sargeant's Band discoursed most delicious
music during the evening. Prof Edgerton de-
lighted the audience with his powers of oratory,-
Misses Barrows and Segur sang some sweet and
pleasant songs. Prof Bird "went and did like
wise, and last but by no means least, the Supper
was got up in Stacey's best style, the table being
piled with all an epicure conld desire. The whole
passed of in most delightful and successful man
ner and ended in merry and pleasant dance by
the lovers of that exercise. A large sum was real
ized, which will help greatly in iquidating the
debt of the Association
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-11-12

PLYMOUTH SABBATH SCHOOL ANNIVERSARY
The Sabbath School connected with the Ply.
mouth Church, had an anniversary celebration last
evening. Remarks were made to the children by
Rev. Mr.. White, Messrs. E. P. Ingersoll, Arthur
Russell, VIM. Dewitt, and L. NJ. Pitkin. Books
were presented, music enjoyed and bountiful col
latijn served to the children. A very happy and
pleasant time was had. We shall speak more OF
this tomorrow
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-11-12
Cn,pLrsroN. Nov 10.

The Kach Brothers arrived here this morning in
ch. urge of Lieut.. Stone. She was taken on the
SOU u coast of Africa, on suspicion of being
SLAYER.
The zach Brothers was formerly owned by
Kreet Bros. of Charlestor and was sold TO parties
i'm Havana. She was provided with slave outfit,
and had ss, 700 in gold, but had no slaves on board
at the time os her capture.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-11-12

HARMoNIAL PHLosoPHY.-Andrew Jackson
Davis the great Seer of the nineteenth century his
wife, Mary J. Davis, and G. B. Stebbins, are to
speak next Sunday morning and evening at MelO-
deon Hall, on "Harmonial Philosophy" Their
world wide reputation as expOnents of a new phi
osophy, can't fail to attract great crowds to hear
them. 2t
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-11-12
rn,,MAL RAILRoAp oPENINe.


The formal opening of the Detroit Milwaukee
Railroad will be celebrated here this evening. The
Light Guard Military Company, Mayor and few
Aldermen and a plumber of citizens from DetrOi
are in attendance. Ball and Supper will be
given at the Newhall House tonight in honor OF
the event.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-11-12

"a LOcksmith shop on the West Side was
entered Wednesday night and robbed of one hun
dred and fifty store keys. The locksmith says
these keys will unlock half the Stores in the city
1t behooves our merchants to be on the look out
for these midnight burglars, now that they are sup
piled with an abundance of false keys.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-11-12
me0irinfs.
THE GREAT WONDER
NINETEENTH CENTURY!

| N1NE1EEN1 Ii GENIUhI
! DROF. WOODS HAIR RESTORA-
L TIVE.-Says the St. Louis mo Democrat Below
publish a DR.. Wood, Of this ity from gen
meit Of his Hair lone Such evidence must ' have Us eff
trct, when coming from relihle If certifca
are guarantees Of truth the Dr. needs nor
useless pudery from the press:
PROP J wooD Co-Gtntitmen Having nv alfen
ION called iw month since to the highly beneficial
application Of it upon NY own hair, which had become
quite gray probably one third white; my whisteIs were Of
bottle OF your Hair Restorative and used it. / soon
found that it proving what / had WISHED used it
about twice a week have since procured another bot
tie, Of WI ich have used some certify to the
world that the gray OF white hair has totally disappea ed
both my head and ia and my hair has resumed its
eolor al beeye more sofr and glossy than II has
n oeioIe loI lWenty-hve years am now 1ty NeaIs
od my good wife, at the age Of h-tO, has used it'll
The above notice deem due you for your Va alualle
discovery am assured that whoever will rightly
as per directions, will not have
resident here for the iast eeB and and ana my n TST n,
nearly every here and in adjOni Any you
make OF the above, with attached is your
as well myself
I am truly yours, a C. RAYMOND.
BALTIMORE, January %, 1858.
WOODS HAIR RESTORATIVE.
PROF. WOOD-Dear Sir: Having had the misfortune 10
lose the best goI9n Of my hair from the effects Of the ye
low VIE g' e5 I IN @ New Or5ans IN ls4 G vas induced TO make
thing needed My hair thick and glossy,
no words obligations % giving TO the
afflicted such treasure. FINLEY JOHNSON.
The undersigned Rev K Bragg is minister in regu-
lar S7nding and pastor OF the Orthodox Chueh in Brook
universally beloved WAI. DYER.
BRooKFIELD, January u. 1859
PROP WooD-Dear Sir: Having made tiul of Hair
Restorative, gives pleasure say that its ecc has
beer excellent in removing Inflammation dandruH, and
cOnStsut tendency itching. with which l been
trout led from my childhood snd has also my hair
which was beeuming gray, sOrgnal have used
no other article with anything like tho pleasure
profit. Yours truly. X. BRAGG.
The Restor put up in Bottles Of three Sizes viz:
Large medium; and small The small holds half pint,
and reils for dollar per lOttlethe medium holds
least twenty per cent proportion than the small
and retailS for two dollars bOte-he large holds quart
forty cent more in propoon and reails for three
dollars bO tie
o. ]. WOOD CO, Proprietors 3l2 Broadway, New
YORK. I'm the great New York Wire Railing Establish
meut) and ia Market street St Louis Mo and sold by
all good Druggists aud Fancr Goods Dealers. ocI6
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-11-12
EXTRA ELECTiOH.

HARRIsBURGn, Pa, NOV. II.
The Governor issued writ for an extrS election
in Berks county on the Both, for meInDel VI Con-
ton of J. Clancy Jones.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-11-12
1p SAIN-VERY DESIRABLE

TNOR SALE-VERY DESIRABLE
II VACANT LOIS on Erie street, between superior and
FncIid streets, lOis-50X l32 ieet - -
PRCISPECT ST Near Hudson street 5JxlsO feet. Also
near en- acres miles from the city near
81 y fIsit I{o,5-I ns House and Stable. $500
'ii Y, i,IST HIIII-WATER r Pt1WER-Wiih 3 acres OF
~, 1.lI, . nj harm 20 miles runi the CITY. Mill and
al in good oId- and doing good business
- oon = ROUSE 4 JENNINGS.
sep4 % Sup'i''' S