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rFHEELlNG HAT AND CAP

WHEELING HAT AND CAP
1-sNCE4cTORT.
:. AEERN,
q, Manufacture r Of datS 40 CaRx
az On aInd and Is manHisciaTIn. and rssslvi,s
ia-Se sad general assortment Of
HSIs and Caps,
comprising all n. varieties OF eo.ors and ,b,,.s
Hats and caps now IA use. OF
LsteSt Fashion,
ahh manufactured ircr, The finest material ara m.
''a' Workmanship; all - winch will le sold VIA.
$50 4" "S'a'' ~ TIE lowest PHSs be pTice. rrNu
"' '"- ~ petiHncr IN the business, AID hsvin, Al
used ny best endcaVors TO please. ard tura.s
Good. fdShIouStie an ServiesNhis Rat
I 'erl e"nEd-ut-wr3 ~ present fsc.Iti-. .uS !.
patrons w.th an erIicIe
superior 10 Sny hrrcyafore offered
, tF>6eettuuN request = sal. from these in v.Et
Hai~ aud CAPS, before pErsnAsIn~ cesrwherr.
=, kYEBy,
",iSl No, ls. Main street.. WhesiIns W.
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~ .oei't Co ~srslfrosa Isie up; the largest
ing. OusH. heel
~ tAlAsoi- very .ox- TOgsiher with oIh,r .x
gains never before Offered.
! dnI esPrSiSi- SiseHiicn OF :he Trade to a s,Ie,-
- - Navy SIuas, such as Ronuets. hoth
Siirn, Bonnet Jorssrs ana nIsta 6riI,inss $500
III ~ Gin en-. Cares, exc Al Of which ! viii
n,rnFt-,N"Il" J0bbiIs prices as I buy dIrseI frsa
49, Hn'e tosslitS the very closest Trade, sh.x
-.rgt lnytIs. ISAAC AGE
i2y Man 81. Wheeling Va
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PROF.
MIEeaeGRoI@ @D e

HE NEW PRACTlCE-ELECTRIC
Z Curc-Pain is the prnnnnitor o! death; re-
leve the pain and you check the d isease.
Prot. DeGrsth'. Eiactric Oil is the marvel of the
age. Tor The follow Ing. quot ever Stiiny3
Cures Rheumat ism Oiicn III d day.
Cures Neuralgia. ToO;ha che, two minutes.
Cures Cramp i'll Stomach, five minutes.
Cures Burns. Wounds. Bruises, one 10 three DAYS.
Cures Headache. fifteen minutes.
Cures Earache, Stiff Neck. Ague. one night.
Cures Plies, Swe led Glands. ten days.
cures FelGns, Broken Breasts, Salt Rheum. two
10 three days.
Cures Quinsey, Palpi,atior, Pleurisy, one to ten
days.
twenty days.
Cures Ileilurrhage, Scrofnla, A scess, SIX 10 ten
days.
Cures Frosted Feet and Ch:nh!a:ne, one TO three
days
cures Ague and Fever, che to two days. and ali
nervous and scroiuiOus affections.
For sale by ISAAC II. PATTERSON.
mari
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Commercial matttrs.
ST. CL4IRSVILLE MARKET.

CORRECTED WEEKLY BY JOHN JEPsoN, GRO
GER, MAIN REE
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NOTICE.

EILItLUI UIF IN IIfA I
al the Probate Court for Belmont county the
Undersigned were appointed and qualified as E1ecu-
niA OF The estate OF Jesse KIRK, deed, late OF
Belmont county.
All those indebted tn lid estate are requested TO
make immediate payment, and those having claims
asaIns I said estste are notified to present Them for
settlement within one year from this date.
fe25 E~IIZARETH EIVE Fr,rr
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gntd gnteaigtnte,
c. o. r. R. Time Table for the
Stations in Belmont County.
ACCOMMODATE

DEPEND upon les Inth I0rIher notice.
J. WELSH, Agent.
GLENCOE. Dec. ], le57.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-10-25
New:Dork DAILY Gribn,la
THE WEST INDIES.

BY the arrival OF tue bark Virginia, Capt. HI, We
have dates from Demarara 10 the 18th September from
Berbce to the 3D. from S. Ktts ard s.. Eustatus TO
Oct. ,, and from Turks Island TO the 9th inst. At
Demarara the sugar crop was nearly AL gathered in,
and was one of the most abundant in British Guiana
for twenty years past that is taking into account the
number Of estates that have in tbat time been aban
doned the apathy of the West Iniis creole negro, aud
the scarcity of labor of which the coonists so con-
stsnty complain The sugar crop is the only one that
is now cultivated in British Guiana.
Business of all kinds in Berbice. and Dcmsrara was
duh in the extreme, and these in the riysr a
greater number of vessels chiefly from Liverpool and
London than will b. required to take the sugar crop
to market, were it Eve times its extent
Tie exports from Demarara for the fortnight pre-
cedng the 18th SEP TENDER were--sugar l,j5i hhds
80 tierces and 4s7 barrels, rum $50 puncbsous IL
hhds. and Is bbs.; molas.es and timber none.
There had been but one arrival-tbe bark Vir,iuia,
from the United states-is the preceding fortnight,
and breadstuf had slightly advanced. The following
were the latest quotations: Flour first quality duty
81 per bbl s. 50 in iots Bread pilot duty $40. per
100 lbs 81 Pork, duty - per Dbl, American Mess,
so jOas23. The following Were the current prices
for produce: Sugar, per 100 lbs. Dutch lOi lbs,
imperial gallon, &c, puHhccn included Moassss,
DC, scarce.
Several of the honses that had succumbe1 during
the Spring pressure were again commencing under ia
yorable auspices Messrs. Whitney & Co. of Dome
rara, largely engaged in the American trede, were
about starting again. helped by their friends here, in
Barbodoes and in Demerara. Bridges, Sherlock \
Co., assisted by tie house Of Cavan 4 Co. of London
had again commenced.
The unhealthy season had passed by, nN without
carrying away of the oldest and most respected
residents of the colony.
The most engrossing topic in the colony, as well as
in all the West indies Barbados excepted, was the
immigration or labor question.
The produce reports from the West Indies generally
are favorable and the season has been more than
usually healthy.
The sugar crop everywhere is large one.
AtSt Kits, lin the town of St. Christopher there
was a severe fever raging.
The business of the season was mostly done there.
An American barb, one of aIessrs Trowbridge Il
Dwight. the Excelsior, arrived ihoro from tho wind
ward on the Cd inst there was about half cargo OF
sugas and moasses there Tor her.
There was but little salt the island, and the pr.e
was thirty cents -four barrefor it.
At St. Martins the quantity OF salt was also -mal,
and the price was the at s.. Kits.
At St. Eustatius Dutch, the chief topic was the
Slavery abolition question 1t is expected that dnrng
tbs Fall the slaves in all the Dutch colonies will be
emancipaed.
There were about 100 hogsheals of sugar made on
the island this year.
The health Of the island was good.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-10-25

TIE ENcUENESr Ar ANTIOCH CoILEGE.--In TIE
TRIBCSE of the 9TH inst, copied from The Coum-
bus CITY Fact brief statement OF difficulties
which had occurred snort time before at Antioch
College, and which had ended IN the expulsion Of
eTal students. We learn from an authentic
that the story Of Tile Fact though may not
actually be called fiction, is exaggerated, per-
verted, and coored that it could hardly have been
more untrue If il had had no foundation whatever to
rect upon. This foundation is simply that little
sheet called The PyOJe, published by some Of the
students and that for this act which il represented a.
boyish effort Of harmless wttcisIns, the young men
were expelled from college. The Attending circun-
stsrces, however, which are the Justification OF Pres
ident Mann, and which were the elimination OF i'm
properties and iDsubordinston on the part OF these
students were studiously KEEP. out Of sight by The
Columbus Fact We are glad 10 have il in our power
b. make more correct statement.
The ProJe, OF which one number appeared, was
scurrios and ofeDeve sheet, rejecting seriousyupop
the President OF tie College and several other persons
connected With il. IL not only circulated IN yell
low Springs, where It's power OF mischief was very
limited and hardly worth noticing and where it would
have soon passed into oblivion. but it cent abroad
to TIE friends, and probably to the enemies, Of the
CoDese, and excited much attention that letters
were received from many persons at distance asking
an explanation, and asserting that il was exercising
baneiu and perDicou influence upon the equation Of
the !nstIiui on and rs officers. IL was impossible,
Therefore, 10 Jet Il pass a. freak vi boy1Sh
malice. Some OF Is aCthOr well known, aa'
were already marked tor previous course OF III De-
havour, for which they had often been reprimanaed'
and had as often promised amendment. They were
called upon 10 acknowledge their iaut and " CONFESS
ther associates but to al en,rea;ies, and even pro-
mises o. pardon, they we're stubborn and unys.d.ng.
liz ,uCE c-ICaIs.dn.es tie neeesssy o. nsaltSfhe
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-10-25
RED RIVER.

Correspondence oi The Toronto Colonlsi
CoLLINGwOoo, oct. II, 1875.
Tic steamer Rescue has Just arrived, having en-
countered very heavy gales from the day she stared
till today. Ii j. said BY the old hands at the saut
Ste Mare that they have hot had such weather
for many years.
The seventh mail sF Red River was sent IF Tor
Grand Portage on the 10th inst.
Mr. 5. j. Dawson, the head Of the Canadian Expor.
ing Expedition 10 the Red River country, Mr.. Wells
hs first assistant, and eleven men, iCaughnawaga
IndIans,l were passengers from Font William.
The American boats on Lake Superior dare not face
the gale; the Rescue came through without the slight
es' injury.
Mr.. Gbbard has 90 FAR completed arrangements as
10 secure monthly Winter mails being sent 10 Rod
River.
Mr. Gbbad of Colingwood, and Mr.. Armour Of
Toronto who were passengers on the upward trip to
Fort William, returned by the Rescue. In addition to
these gentlemen She had on her upward trip Messrs.
{. DeSalaberry and Lanigan OF the Exploring Expe-
d.iOD, who, with Messrs. Gaudet and RUSSELL are to
winter az Fort William, and then continue their sur
veys according TO Mr. Dawson's instructions.
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and eo.y r.seIh.us IA. -ns niy e-s
and f.rune sris hu. si.c hs3rns ne Il = l. Gsi
VOID Albany anuf;1ye- his ben "f--,d frf sac. The
psbh, hereby rc,f.d ;e arr e sc'a nxnstu
ed and prepares trade rs1k of PROFESSION
WOODS HAIR RESTORATIVE and to nans u per
ether Ian ny,cf the wrapper, aid the rahc
fed that person authorized BY - nalnfature PRO-
FEssOR WOODS HAIRRrsTOR sTlNE,' a; say other
Place than q; Depo:spfO WOOD Co. in liz Cite. of
New Yors and Louis and fac''ret crshse,
D. any etseE person, 70 my genuine 'REsIohAit'S-
A,uich. be ,xrerts from the n and world de
u,s,ion Of PROFESSOR WOODS HAIR REstORA-
TIVE" which TO- probably thsn tas. OF any o,hcf N
cite ever P'es,n 20 tie American ruecs iae hy as
Discovered sacnste .he Hair 20 ne h-aa vhe
bald sEd 20 Ia natural color W,ou coueie rrs 81" iu
stors rrf gnE IN direction. Bi ne Prof .s
ts protected Not long since eKPosed dangerous coaHcr
Pr pared n he City ofSewSork ana enolned Ane ~
m eounte ers, compelling OF thea 2" sss"ul 20 aNe
u" nertet Punishment of zee isv Aud al rsoos "o go
IN selling article under IN" sse o. my teHe h-
and rsu. vii BE HANDED my connselip be prose
with TIE rsor, for an d>.Srsfaed % protee ~ fga
from escrcdo.neEt aEd ~, pVbhe from (rGaS
Any Information c0gleTirits imitstions WI re
thankfully received and suitably rewarded II ntee % NE
or 10y counsel, M,ssrs Bssou Ely NJ. s. William 81 ~
ID. City OF New.YoIk. o. J. WOOD.
Nyv.lokg, oct IS, 1855.
VIII the Evening Poe; ,hs week N daily and twice
In weekly and Brooklyn Albany, Troy Utica, Auburn
Syars Rochester and Bufo papers do th- aud send
bill al eLd Of tie time 10 thi, osice tor payncnt
q. J. WOOD Co.,
No. Sl2 Broadway y. Y.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-10-25

SrrAv ProwISG.-We have always been rather skep
tc. about the success Of inventions for blowing by
seam, and,hereiore shall not, hope be accused Of
any undue enthusiasm in saying ,ha, prasen, appear
arets Indicate entire success not only effective work
but I'm ~ economical point OF view, that it, in such
fields as can be had upon the Western prairies.
The journal # agriculture, Chicago Of OF. n,
has account of trial with Hawkes. machine, that
looks very encouraging 10 success. The pows are az
achet to frame the locomotive that can bc hned
mp by the conductor while s,esmng to the field, or
while turning about at the ends OF the fufrows
The land plowcd is described a. moist: that Is Hat,
wet prairie in wet weather; and in dry weather. the
writer says:
1T is baked - hard as a brick.yar,i, owing
10 the long drouth and the treadng of the cattle all
the year. harder Tougher piece of prairie il would
be difficult 10 select in;ersec,ed frequently by wagon
roads and roughened by ant hills and craw-fsh. le,
the pillow steamer made light Of it, and Travelled st
rate fcotmen could not well keep mp with. \, the
rate this steam pillow works, II il evident II will pay
first rate Il employs too men, burns little wood or
coal and can earn from two to three dollars per honr
and can work II or a hours day as well as not "
The engine is driven by two men, one OF whom acts
as fireman and HOSTS the plows at the ends Of the
burrows. The inventor, j. w. Hawkes., says:
I'VE stepped of in straight line 40 yards, then
started the engine with six pows attached, when cnt
OF, four minutes. The throughs were repeated for
seven times, and found to average four minutes 10
each through, making twenty-cght minutes while IN
motion. allowing minute at each end for farming,
would make thirty minutes in the whole open alton.
When done, the plowcd ground measured ii6 yards In
length. Isl yards in width, being about one aud ooe-
half acres plowed in thirty five minutes
Only half the power of the engine was required TO
do the work; and it that it be used for any
other work, VIXEN not wanted for blowing; and where
there is excess of power, as in this trial. harrow
or SOW ing machine could be attached and taken along
at the same time The machine is to be tried upon old
ground ard il il succeeds as well there upon the
hard prairie, its adaptabty to prairie farming may
be set down as proved. We have some eight fears
that il will not be match for oxen, when 1t comes to
prairie mud-wallowing. We still hope however, that,
as great plow-ho,se, it viii prove all that is now
anticipated. As farm laborer, consider the steam
engine Indispensable whether it plows or not
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-10-25

tie discipline Of the College, Of asserting It's good
character and establishing his authority, le ba, ore
course for the President 10 pursue. The offending
students, with whom, il evident, neither patience
nor fobeararoe nor Kindness could longer avail any
thing were expelled. The punishment was enc re-
lucantly ted to- but the alternative was rendered
imperative by the conduc; of the young men them
selves 1t probable that IN other and older colleges,
and where psteTrsl government Is less distinctly
aimed az, they would have been much earlier deslt
with as rocTcant and incOrrigible.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-10-25
ALBEIT H. NTcoLAY, Auetionecr. -
DEREMPTORY SALE of the JERSEY CITY

i GLAssWOKKs a. AUCTION.-ALBEKII tt. NICULAF
will sell without reserve. MONDAY, Nov al II O'clock
at the Merchant ENcbapge n y the well known property Of
the JERSEY CITY 0LASSWo RAs, erected in 1870, ana en-
lsrged in 1876 comprising tvOory brck building, with all
addition built Of r Mixing The Giasshouse pro-
per surface Of IA full lot; Of ground fronting goo feet ON
Nsshington.s. and running back Essex and Bergen
us each Is fall lots oi ground south OF the Morris
Canal connected with the Gasbouse The Cutting chop
Of ample dimensions and s worked by steam engine. The
Store and Packing spacious and the WORKS contain
all the accommodations Necessary for Glass Factory OF the
largest class The premises derive their original title from the
Associates Of The jersey Company. The situations convenen,
ferry The lots nos IS Bersenst and s. Essexs
subject annual ground Of each lot The
payable previous 10Th December 1853 and the amount
the whole property about 800 The water rent on the
property not above q per The jersey Cen
ia Railroad Company have pettioned The Jersey Legsa
Of their road 10 Jersey City and 10
for the COmpsny depot grounds the attention Of capitalists
is directed ths sale the property constantly increasing in
yane and for nys.men, must pay large profits Terms liberal
title indispu;sbe For hogsphc maps and handb- con
tanning ~ inform ation oppy a the ofIi3e Of
ALBEIT II. NICOLAY, Auctoneer.
No. 4 Broad-st, N. Y.
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A. ". MKRwIS. Auctioneer.
DY BANGS. MERWIN ~ Co., Trade-Sale

II Boone, No. lJPark.Tow. .
MONDAY EVENING Oct. IS a. 6l O'Clock.
NEW AND OLD BOOKS.-COnpI..g large variety oi
fine library ooti Of valuable STANDARD Works IL general Liter
em6rscns many old and scarce books collection 81
new publications &c. Catalogues are noW ready ,,,
TUESDAY. WEDNESDAY, THURSDAY aud FRIDAY
AFTERNOONS OF. %, q, n aud 2, al eloss:
CHOICE BOOKS. COINS, MEDALS and AUTOGRAPHS
an extensive vsty Of and valuable Books
in BibiograIhy Amricsn History, Sumsmstics, CLASSICS
Faces french and Italian Literature Ae including many that
II now op 20 obtain through the ordinary channels. A0
the largest collection cf aud choice Coins Medals and
Autographs ever before offered for sale in this city
Catalogues may be obtained the SaesToom.
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SCPREME COURT-COUNTY OF ERIE

StPREME COURT-COUNTY OF ERIE
- THOMAS CLARK, plaintiff, aE, MARK sBLEY WiL,, =
SON defend 1n.-suu,nons for morcy.-Io-Aihk stb-S
LLsON, defendant: You hereby summoned y his"sr
ne con pin' Of Thomas Clark, Plaintiff copy oi when -
hereto annexed and 70 copy Il your answer ., n '
teEber II B11si0 IN the ss.e " New iok, within tweHy
days AFTER he sTvi'e Of this exsy- u me aiy =.
fNce or ID. Plaintiff VII Judgment AGAINST yol icf Two
hundred AID .yery-seysn ior. and tFry-z cli. Hts ~.
er,st 81 81 thereof from June ~ 49, and en- go ID
til rcof from Apri = 1853. beside costs. -
r. y. CORNNELL, Pl-:atif's A'0r5ry d,
Tale no'ics tia. tie complaint ~ b. abos,
10. t IN Erie Coaniy Clerks Oce, state G! View iS'A
SeT.s Eih.E q. ic5e
~ iastwN 2 : CORSWEII, Pailt' = Az 'rI.y'
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fesal.

IN III issuance of an order Of the Surrogate OF
the County q New Yors notice i hereby given 10 al per-
soIs having Claims ssast JOHN WILLIAMS, late s to CITY
Of New York hoTse dealer and droyer decea present. t
with vouchers thereof 20 tie sabscribr-. a; t. oee VI
Richard Csrnan, No 1893 Broadway in the City Of Nw'
York on OF teor. the fifth DAY u April, l5l-D.td New
York tie % dag u October, 1889
ROBERT HENRY, ! r.ox.-.
RICHARDF. CARMiN
MARY p. WILLIAMS ESccut,a
MOTT, MURRAY 4 HARRIS. Attorneys,
81 iaw5mM. No p Ns..sss,.
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FROM FRASER RIVERA Bostonian, under date Of
San Francisco, Sept. lS, 1853, says;
Since writing to You last ! have returned from
Fraser River to San Francisco, having been gone
about four months. During this time, with my own
hands, dug s25 worth of gold DUST and my sxPenses
were about $500 however have chung TO the pile,
and intend to keep it as memorial OF my trip; NY
time of course was of some value, and the harshps
that endured were not few do not, nevertheless;
regret my trip hut on the contrary, well satisfied
with IT, as have had great opportunities for expera-
ton When1 left Fraser River hundreds were return
ing 10 San Franctco, having become dissatisfied with
the poor prospect before them, aud the continued in
crease of murders by the Indians. Within the past
four months murders have been very numerous. Ono
gentleman friend of mine, was recently killed by the
Indians receiving - balls in his body. The prices OF
domestic So.ds alone are 80 exorbtant that It takes
more than Il person can earn to live any way COM
Portable"
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Bales bp Anrfion.

A j. BLEECKER. son & Co. WILL SELL
a. pubic auction tie Ee.pse Course late Cenie',
ync on FRIDAY Oct ~ variety and descrpt Of
HoTss consisting OF Imported and Thorough Soes Iro'
tins Stock, Road Horse Double Teams. Carnage Hor.es
Matched Teams Draaet and Farm Hores Ponies, &C. &c
Catalogues ready tine 9th inst BY order Of ,
q 37o) LOWELL PURDY, Pres iden.-
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NEW-YORK AND HARLEM RAILROAD

N CONPAN Y-sUMMER ARRANGEMENT.
Commencing MONDAY, Sept. p, 1883.
Trars saye Depot White AID Centrests lork a.
6:lj p. m. While Plains train stopping a. all stations.
Train leave Depot - ATHEIST. snd i.av New YORK. -
8lOa. IN. William sbnGge train, stopping az N sta;ion'
$3.50 Mall ;ran stopping c: Williamsburg and a.. STA
north.
1l:o0 a. m .Wiliamsbrdge stopping A. 81 Stations.
IL so White Plains train stopping a. al Stations.
{: 80 D. m .WilamsbTdgo train, s;0pplg a. al Stations.
1900 D. Dover Plains tain, stopping 4, all stations
$500 p White Plains rain, stopping .: al Stations above
williamsburg.
$40 D. m. Wiiamsbrdge train, stopping a. al Stations
$50 D. m. Wiismsbrdse train. s.opoing at al Stations
RETuR>NG-Lea,e Chatham -Four Corners:
1880 D. NJ Mail train stopping WiamsbTdse White Plains
and all Stations north
WIN J. CAMPBELL, Superintendent.
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IN PURSUANCE Of an order of the Surrogate OF
the Comfy Of SewYok notice hereby siyen 70 al person,
having claims sslint WlLLfAMF. CATTEhFlELD, Ae ~
The Cry 81 York decreased the Win Toae-
ileLse % the subscriber the oo- Of G.orEr iaIi T.
No ia fine-t ia The City Ci New iosk or be!e the tL
frs day Of DcceutsT next-D.sd NewYoEt the 18th day "
June. lG59. EMMA A CATTFRE{ELD Acm-.strat,x.
ia lapruM
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miscellaneous.
Ocean Gifdmrrs, Sc.
CALIFORNIA STEAMSHIP LINE.-Vis
~ NICARAGUA.
American Atlantic and Pacific Ship CspI Company,

~ NICARAGUA.
American, Atlantic and Pacific SHIP C@1& Sonrany,
Projectors.
REDUCED TARFs,
The splerdd steamship WASHINGTON, 2o~V tun'
- CAPT HrNRy CHtgoHlLL.
eNihs De hec II expressly or DE Ct.'s,s ,e.ae y INC
ioTk,
% SATURDAY the 9Th November, q 2p;m,
Passengers, ALI and est 20 san Jan DEL Nof 20
coz meet at san Juaa del Sur win tie wekGoWn ADD
nodlols ste.I.slip
- HERMANN Capt CAvfSpY.
~ fOk FAN FRANCISCO CALIFORNIA.
~ an sh'gs oter unarpassed soomnods.Aons Tor re
ard saiey ~ psserfsrs. The lmas Route 10 nor
0'shy repaired and coed sder ana he lp;Ty healthy
ss.s' ano heght hpply Only The ofe II tse Assrt
ne ro"A1s gttr, Hew Yoit.
JOIN p. yELYEIyON, Astp.
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glands SARSAPARlLLA.-This purely vege
~ table remedy combines itself the properties Of Anti
septic mild Csthsrt ard Tonic IL quickly removes from
the blood and other fluids OF the body the Impurities Of IL
healthy secrrticus which cnEender and feed disease.
Prepared and sod BY A b. ID. SANDS Druggist No 10
Fulton New YORK frice - pr bottle, or sH bottles Tor
s5
'SIEWARTs COUGH CANDY.-The best
~ Cough Candy made For Coughs and Colds and az
affections u The Throat and Lungs 1t has equal Wboe'e
BY Sc HIEFFELIN BROTHERS Co., A. b. l. d. SANDS
Co, OLCOTr L AoKESSON, w W. THAYER ard By all
druggists in the L. s Aaluisotured BY STEWART Co.,
No. 4iO Pesrls,, ~ Y.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-10-25
nlc0ital.
DRAWBACKS PULMONARY COUCH NIX

DRADDOCKs PULMONARY COUGH Mn
ID TURE.-This excellent Medicine for Tie OF Colds,
COushs Group and general Pulmonary Complaints, truly
blessing the public II 10 pleasant 20 TAKE efficient IN
bad result. About 5000 bottles have been
retaled the psst IL the City OF Hartford Conn., u OF
date and G the hTst time publicly otoSed to the
citizens OF Nev-lork.
Try it, good people and give it 20 children who vii IKE
ady Colds Group. Sold wholesale by +. G. WELLS
Co. No. lis Frankn and retail by the Du.si,t. Pre-
pared and sold al Hartford, Coun by JOHN ERADDOCk,
Druggist aud Apothecary