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Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1858-12-01
HIS EATING SALOOL i; conv,n.

HIS EATING SALOOL i, convrn-
4 irn,ly arranged f"r the arc"mmndi' ion Of Ls-
dies ana t;rII'ru-r. VITO my win a nire .sh 81
oy tiers. eIIhrr tri-,l. >trW-d ar law. he hi~ a cock
Who csEint hr excl II in repairing those dishes; he
IesIS co. Il Irrt thu he can sIti-B the palate ct the
most fa-tIii"us -PicuTe Nh1 m1v favor him with Il "aIL
tongue. p,es. e-kes. ut< AMI con'ertr.uAries Laii-s
ant G-LtIrmeu are T-qHest-l to 'ayor him with a ala.
y" Pains sparvd L" pleasr at
EL.OUR Iio,A JAMES Peoples. Willow
Grove Mis-. This vii knn,n -ni f,vrTite
# ,ur c"u> Ia; iy "n hand in ,a'S> aud hhl>. ant At the
loves, nsrk-; prices also Bu,k Wheat hnur aiil cnn
Meal -
IEAS.-Grrsn o LONG or Bt.'k Trss
L oftLe richest IN ,Iitirs. fOm 20 TO % - at
NEW CROP SUGARS. b~,r n o..
~ Irnvn ,u-Irs. ; AMI . cts p-rH. Coa--s--ar
II cts puIyeri,-d. l3Is Is ;at PAlNO 5
COFFEE-B,se Rip Cvff-e I94 cts.
- e;Jtvh l. otS- at PArNil'S-
NCLAS>kS-New Crop n. o No
VI lassrs, 50 cts Golden s. u. 80 Cts. At
~ ioL'S
Dnucr, Lard. : eriiu-. IL T,iI.w Cen
ID d-cs. sat. AMI fresh Fish. Il an, Rem. Hr-l
lie. {, SauSAgrs. BoIogLes. &c &c at
Hish,si prices paid for pro nee. "gg~,
II Butte. an rouItr; at
LAVE - PER CEN I. ard i"v v'ur
- Groceries at
WARLES, Drc- list. j>-3n.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1858-12-01
NEWS OE THE NEIGHB0RHOOD.
IMP5srRRs.-The West Greenyiile
Times, says:

IxPosrRRs.-The West Greenyiik
Times. says:
The people of Meadyil.e have of late
been considerably taken in and don;
for by gentle men Of the medical pro
fession.'' 4 week or two since the pa
peIs # hal place. contained "compli
mentrary" notices of a certain 'Dr. Col
in Campbell" who came the conf
denc." game over a number of the citi,
zens of that place, and finally absconded
for "parts unknown" The "TruC
Press of last week, exposes a certain
DE-. ENRICH, a German physician, who
had been in that place for some time,
ingratiating himself into the good grace.
of the people, and finally closet his ca.
reer there, by clipping with the wifi. oI
another German physician, long resident
there. They hired a team at the livery
stable. went to Erie, and from there took
the twelve O'Clock uain for Niagara Falls
and Canada. The Press thus speaks
of the parties:
I'VE understand that the brute has a
wife and seven children in Sharon, Pa.
The eldest boy, who came here with him
is about II years Of age. He sent This
hoy home previous to his own departure.
The woman. whom he seduced, leaves
behind four | iIle children, and a help
less Old mother, who is not expected TO
live. Heretofore. We believe she has
born a good character
lie called himseli DR.. Enrich. lie is
about 81 years Of age-m"dium size. and
rather good looking. He did not get a
very extensive or, d mere, as lar as We
can learn, AMI We believe he only sue
ceeded in killing some tOa or three pa
tieats.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1858-12-01

ACQUITTED Hiram Cole, charged
with the murder of his wife in G aug.
county, last fall, and in which county
The jury did not agree, was acqI tied in
Ashiabula Co, last week. Th-tniI last
ed eleven days. ami the jury were ab-
sent 10 hours.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1858-12-01

The Union Prayer Meetings.
at Empire Hall. on Friday evenings, arc be
ing fully intended.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1858-12-01

TON MOORE '-JImes NJ. Brown, Of
Mas>rIlon. Stark county. recently pur-
chased a stallion colt OF w. w. Moore,
of Sloreham, VT. named Tom Moore -
He was sired BY Ethon Alien. a crlebra
red son of old Ekack Hlrk grand dam
by Engineer. the sire of L!dy Suffolk
Tom More was n year old in last o.
tober. is entirely black, except a small
star IN the forehead, and is qlite large
for a Morgan. We saw him here a lev
days since on his way 10 M4ssi.lon. H
is a superior colt. and We predict for him
a reputation that will not discredit hi
progeintuis - o. Former.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1858-12-01

MAKING CONNECTIONS.
" Cleveland with Cleveland 4 Tnielo. Cleveland. Co
lunbus & Cincinnati Cleveland * Erie. and Cfeve-
land & Pittsburgh Rail Roads.
At Scion. with Hacks 10 Chaerin Fails. e..
NaHtuI with lacks for. Ravenna-
" Bracevilir with II .cks for Newton Falls. &c
" Warren with Hacks To- sharon. GreeuViiIe Mead
vile Bloomfield Garfield, &c
IouusstOSn. with Stages tn New Castle. Lowell
Poland and EnoE Valley an thence by Z. Fl ".
n C. tsai; Road to i'ittslargh.
Nov - Isis CiiAS. l.. ODE Supt.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1858-12-01

Mr.. CYRUS w. Field his seat Il printed
circular 10 his customers, announcing i:
u be his purpose for the futr,e TO de'o e
his personal attention exclusively to lis
regular business of manufacturing and
.cllinr nlnsr.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1858-12-01

CoEsoLIDATIos.-By the last New
Castle COQraHt. We learn that Mr.. Dur
ban Of that paper. has purchased The
Item Office, and consolidated The I've pa
prs. Mr.. Jennings. the EIitor of the
ITEM, will 6fiiciate as one OF the Editors
of The C0urant.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1858-12-01

The editor of the Med;aG GgzeHe 10
speaking of his exploits at a dinner Civ
cn the other day at the Chichester H1us-
in that village, says ave did our duty
by %devouring a piece of fine lat wild
turkey which weighed over twenty
pounds"
the editor we fancy, was a little like
the Irishman who thosghtturkey n EoI
blescme bird as it was a litlle TO- much
for one meal and not enough for two
CIeUe. Herald.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1858-12-01
EARLY COPIES.

The receipt Of -4fraaee ShssS from the British pub.
gives additional value To these Rrpr'nts. mas
much a. they can now lie place in the hIuds OF sub
scTibs:s about ~ son a. ori sInl s.iItiOns.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1858-12-01

A MAN Suor.-On Saturday, Is h
ultimo. says the arren. Pa. MlH.
three men in Limestone township, two
brothers named Morrow and a man
named Sutton. went out In hunt
deer. Sutton, went around the hill and
started a deer. Following along On the
track he saw what he supposed 10 be tn"
deer and fired, killing one Of tie broth
ers named James Morrow. ala ost instant
IL. He was a resident OF Crawford coun
ly and about Is years of age.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1858-12-01

The Republicans of Madi~on an the
adj lining counties. in X %nluchy. present.
ed Cas,iu< Nj. Clay. on the h inst,
with 4 gold m1unled hickory cane. bear
inm The following Inscription:
TO C NJ. Clay. the poor mans friend.
Who said: Kill ne. but spare my men,"
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1858-12-01

Two young men were killed at Nor
walk on the 92i. BY descending into a
well foul with carbonic acid gas. Their
names were Mckinley.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1858-12-01
POSTAGE.

The Postage to any part OF the Uaitel States will
Int Twenty four Cents a year for Back waOI." AZ
tut fourteen Cents 4 year for each OF the Reviews.
Al H. s.ov. ,r;-ss The y, rnd;c,is will 10 frrrisls
New-York daily tribune., 1858-12-30
Aleoiral.

HEALTH of AMERICAN WOMEN.-An To-
Il ca Uterine irregularities esPsceueats and difficulties,
together constructions. symptoms and diseases Of
are radically sc.ed by THE GRAEFENBERG CoMpANYS
MARsHALLS UTERINE CATHoLICON. q P,ies 81 50
~, bottle For ,als by al Drsgsist,
t,~ssy Ts< ~ " Weekly nd seni Weekly Trsssss
Dee l.
the eject Of tie 0rs.f-nb<rg Conpsny.
M.shas Uterine Csthncon r many ye'. In Of every
ssce severity having fully compared It's etct. vita ne
tr-.tm.nt Of tire ts. physicis1s Of toe day unhea1sy
pronounce IN yor Of Grseienbers femedy'A MAeAEs
IIE, Nashville, Kun.
" The medlCiSy s irysllGb.e ~. 4. DSpy S.A
Women nsedeo suffer" Y. y. D1ay Ssys.
rY Pve bottles r $6 and p4d end Of
Yxrress Eue Address JOSHUA y 8alD 3E. VI. D Secre-
tsry Grseienberf Company, No. j. Pntrow N. Z.
NorEThe high more. sot scientific ca.eer u The Gre
frberf Conp..y wArrsns every reader CT s notice Ans,
ary imposition.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-12-30

NETWORK SUPREME COCRT-City and
~ Cogu.y of New York-NURTrZ VOLLsAck .-.in.;
LEOPOLD TEPPER-Saurons for mo1sy deGlasd % con-
Com Set ITO the above nsi-d Defendant; Nou
hereby ned CURED the oonpss u t1s
seton which ws fled in oe q ts- Clerk o,s- CITY AID
County of New YORK. the City IA. 10 te City Of New
YORK. oD .ae ey I'D Day Of De-4oeT 1885 Ait sfe
his cfee No 81 Na IN ad city within tseaty dAy. Ter
the service Of this you exclusive Of The day o.
such service ycu M The sli aie; vail
slor, aid th Ilf IA this setioa VII TAX
teoGssnd collars with Interest
H. The twentieth day Of April thossa1d cishs hundred
ans ay The rate Of x F-r c.u, pr Asaa o.:e tae eo'
Of this sction -Dsrd S@w-Yort, D--en ner q isS
as hwewTA' JOSEPH W. HOWE, 2 P-A.s..1 A.-orney.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-12-30

ret unore than haT a mile-ci horrs Az oecsece u
on board the IL fs,sd cres sho hal oothisa ~Sh
them but what they stood in ii was foand ,aoosi-
BE 10 save any OF their clothes. Can't. Danssy I'm
meciately supplied them With al soey required 70
on the alert and pikd ont everything thsy ad
mter to sd 10 their coufort, and the t~o m.sss snd
the three sailors Of the Tuscrors, who hsd, 81 tne
mo., mur ett risk Of their lives, brsved The d-sser
70 save the crew Of the Norics renfersi tns e
,xs,v s.si.tance. TIE thipwrecked sailors hooked
peai y worn OUT ard they al sad they could cot have
held out many hosrs longer. o.n,
New-York daily tribune., 1858-12-30
THE ONLY ARTICLE
Il UNRIvALED IN MARkE[,
vIrB isNtSsg
HOME ASE EUROPEAS


DEMAND.
fse Why. that By Nstus' own p'oeess restores
plies the natural fds and thus stssh Gow ssd he.es
ell ds1Gruf tr us and h~n nom TIE eap ari-o
.rS as, &c reiet aponf ceure :. .csr aad
wi stop and keep nom falling ot sakes 'sfL e.1y
, sa1 'sIyIN % n.1af .Ia ~. .ifa . su s.a
read The following and Judge for your.sves;
MEssRs. o. J. WOOD Co
0EsIL.sES: Having heard . eood dea .SOu. Professor
op my lay pre- adices ~nicn J. III common Nth
trst prsoo' bad ssrst o. marner u pst.nt a'ra
and short commenced uS1f yodr article, 70
test II fof myself
The r-.at has been very ~,etOy that Am slsd
td co. In justice you well for the fragment
other, ~ho may be srsy ont VINO tasaa pre-
udee without NY reAoE for setting II rde ar- nnsna. 70
give your RESPONSIVE ts Ill they have further pr ana ne
best proof beirs oulT aemons aton write You hs eter
sS IeT may ,Ss 40 20. - ,Sss .ps o1t spd o. VIZ ans
N, bsr is nov Il. nst.l eoior and improved sp-
tnee every way being eosser aud tcker AID much more
HENRY jenkins, cor Commsi. ana CaroHsa. BrOoslyn
LIVINGSTON, Al,., Feb. H. 1883
Paor woop-DeD 81, Your Hair Re.,ora,iy- hss done
@uss God IN III. pa, Of he EQUITY n, as ss' ors1
when quite an infant hsve ben e'n, ooI hsI Ne.
torst,e oI .i hpa ,SS nsTs ~. ~ :, %, =,
' MI Il e:s: % a % :. % ss. e
sdye all who are .alictsdtha. way - us' your remedy
You pubash this yOu think propst Y.,r, IS, Se
PHILADELPHIA, sept g. 1857.
Pnos. wcop-Dea' s' Your Hair Re.,ornise i. pr9'ni
head smo Lost its ven<vss IL fact sALD nave used bal
hsfpnt h.;es Of your R.tosve and now the top o
ny well stndded # youDt hair And
the ou, IL also receiving 10 benefit have tried other prepa
siops without any benefit whatever ihins from my ovr
Recommendation can induce otoer. " y T.
Yours, respectfully, d. r THObAS, NJ D.
Nn--st.
The restorative put up in bottles ~ three sizes VIZ Large
medium and small small ~ "a nal Psi, and fe,as fo
bottle the medium holds lest twru'y Der cent more
u proportion than email r-Ai for 81 per bottle the arse
holds quart " per cent IN Proportion sna retstS Tor o.
bottle. -
o.. WOOD L Co, frophetors No sl2 Brsdwsy Hsr
Yos IN the great NJ Wire Railing Estsbshnsnt,, and No
ia Marhsts., St. Louis, Mo-
And sod BY s rood Drus and Fancy Goods Dealers
New-York daily tribune., 1858-12-30
NEM-YORK AND ERIE RAILROAD.-Or

NEW-YORK AND ERIE RAILROAD.-Op
IN and a-r MONDAY Nov o. 1854 and until further notice,
PASSENGER Trains viii leave Pier, foot Of DusDes foo~s
viz:
intermediate StatioDa
MAIL WEST e, 9a n, for Dunkrk and Buffalo, and inter
mediate stst'O's
ROCKLAND PASSENGER at p m, from foo, Aur1aysh,
vIs Piermont for 3uTerns and intermediate Ss.sna
WAY PASSENGER a. 3;5op m, for Newbursh, Por Jsr
vis aud infermedis's Stations
NIGHT EXPRESS At $50 m, for Dunhrt and buhsn,
snb prircipal irternedists stations
EMIGRAHT AZ p. for Dunhhs ana sunsio' 'oo m'er
ss~dtst~ ssstiops.
The above Trains run daily, Sundays excepted.
These Trains Em'ra win the EnirH Al.
Csnsndairus Railroad for kissss ssD, BDshsnton with
the Syracuse ard Bnshsmton Railroad or Syracuse Coro
nz itb the Buffalo NewYofk Ee RAio osd for Rocoes
ter Buffalo ard Nsssrs sas at Crest Send with the 0es
ware. Laolavsnna and Western Railroad, tr scranton
sufso and Dunbirk with the Lake Shore Railroad r Cevs
ana Cincinnati, Toledo, Detroit Chicaso. Gc.
CHARLES MORAN President.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-12-30

TRAVELLERS for the NORTH, SOUTH
4 EAST WEST should buy b.fore ssartins ArPLE
fOS'S RAILWAY GUIDE. Pice 3 .ebn The eien
murer In which the THROUGH ROUTE MAPS are de-
Buesed ensbe. the traveller To see Q: rsnce HOW He
SHALL TRAVEL He will many dollar BY securing
copy. D. PPLEION Co. r1onsher
New-York daily tribune., 1858-12-30

IN PURSUANCE of an order Of the Surrogate
Of TIE County Of New York, notice 10 5sr-by lveu - al
p-r rs haytss claims ax.ns: THOMSON PRICE. late Of the
City Of Nevfork deceased present he wh voaehers
thereof 20 the ssbsrter the ofc- Of GEORGE PRICE
No. 1874 East Broadway The City Of New York or b-sre
tie twenty hiTd day q AYr r-xiDsed SewYort rac Ara
GEORGE J. PRICE, Ex,cusou
an r.vsuTh ELLIS L. PRICE h-
New-York daily tribune., 1858-12-30
vI,o IRON MASTERS, CAPITA .fsrs and

ITO. IRON MASTERS, CAPiIbsilSTS and
sPpCULsr0Rs u Offer ~, ssls eert hr toe owpe,.l
ss,.s ,iius,sd IN Sonsr.st Coomy, n seoa, ni~s "
en- Cunesrspd No and Assvn he reports Of the sASo
6sehsst a. tie sosih.nptoS CoL Esss-" xrs.,
All sbsp, boeHtsDs snd nsIsrisso with q siae'
ef ,eie BtuniDou. Coal TIE ,-sr v.iu thet t.es
o,hers from f also 'e' & 81 iron a
Cos Liussaos is sb aau. ON The prJpery spo
ea'd Cav % .,ora,ly toown IN u, - -, 10 ~
a."I~ I.s's m sssh h e.ia'. sS Mount savage
'rShs rsiion quite as eosspy ~c opensd ,be 4rse.:
s-,es o.. ., '~ 'Ic. ,i et Aici sad contains more
TIE cei suit . o. .'on bee, opened and The tunnels tin
kTs1. =, -, III.
hsiroti 10. lesn oon,t'h s ..e ~ 80, il
Con 'er.nd -oencs t BY rsilroad 20 the River
'' =, , go 80 10. dis property h.s erceeded 1900 in
S.rpSfht 81 me capacity of 100 10 i ,uus rcr week
- s,s sr~oe Of 10 bor'" poVer, numerous mscainey
S,es "a %)ss long, nunsIo's Tram Ro.d' uee' Coal
- - III opeDed, 2 or ~ sood honse' for nosr'
sbe Ioss lnelDei Plane couv,y the ard Goa
y, re Of the Furnace large number Of Cars, MINE"
In hs .n,. Of the property the thriving village Of w,ers
hsr s,us,eo which wound b. Of importance If
,er,s Op%Tsous carried .. The Mines and Furnace
90 . be- tnat from the Of Tovn Lots alone the cos.
.TI. A. aois Tr,pelty c1ud b. ree izro rev years
IA the 1esosnt fprsr'ct sua scientific toas there 10
.uese, Iron Or to suppl 10 or z iara.,. Of TIE sIss,
UEed states, ell the wins BY their sip Training
,h,s onpsry was under the charge experienced
.es experienced in the Of Iron an uupsr.
offered the pssut have neither
th Intimate knOlsdgo requisite iD tbe bus
L.inr opgsged IN other occupations which preveut their
svhs The ssDoD they are ons TO sell the
whole prop.Ity to interest in it. If purchased sy
cor petent psrtes . . , 81, ,
made 10 EDWARD H. SfABLER
No Soufh Cali 8Alfi nor
New-York daily tribune., 1858-12-30
THE UANDERER AND HER CARGO oF
AFRICANS.
r.renaepce OF Tie y. Y. Times

c. srrsrc rlepce OF The y. L. Tunes -.
MONTGOMERY, Als., Friday. Dec. ~ Inn.
arrived at this place last evening tron Mscon "s'
The cNiect ~ the present etter - 10 infor'n y'a,
aer,ealy TO promise Of any matters ar proc'e sooch-
ne the introduction Of the African negroes oy tne
schooner WsrG,rer. The fullest proofs have, a, LAST
nass.d before nv own eyes. dissipaiing all fuither
tnbts upcr the subject. have jest seea the iirna-
cal negroes brought from Africa by Capt. CorrIe, or
his sccouplices They the real ssmoo pure Cocgo
r.cross They came here from Macon, ga. lnonsn
they canrot understand a soTd, they oil repeat Sth
exec lent pronunciation every word spoken 10 une'n
They eyince much curiosty in what is passng around
them ard appesr ssrous a. uniertand our sugasSe'
They are iine s,hlstc race of negroes much .npe-
ror 10 those described captured on board the ono
The presence of these strange beings IN fhs place
IN such atge numbers crosts great zeal Oh eAsite-
uept srd crowds are throrgng from oil parts 'o gee
a SIGHT of them. Mesntme fierce discdsnoss are
heard on all sides To the propriety OF re"Penng TUE
slsve.trade. The negroes, who srpeM 70 os 10 the
hands of specu ators viii go down tse Alabama hlses
,his ,yen,.g q upon the steamer NJ. Nicholas. Ns
,ball also take passage the sane b,st shal DOT
omit the opportunity 20 ltAn all the paticulsrs can
concenios The Manner of theT introdu Lon into th'
country. srd also their d,stnst,on. lon may assure
vopr readers IN 4 there s no logger the saffor OF
doubt that go isr the sucos sSd Anc'ng oil scsgv
of native Africans upon Southera coast can eieet
that result the African slave-traie has aetuAiy oesn
reopered. -. u..A.,
Commend these facts to the yiglant Msrhai
Rynd.rs. who once s..zej, ransaeAed, aud then re-
leased the undeler ard sent her On her novel ussion'
New-York daily tribune., 1858-12-30

LIVE AFRICAN ~ LinBo.-Pol 'eman 1oiucn ~
,urrsd nom Jeky Island yesterday bricgng with hun
an African bcy atout n yesro old eaptared by hun
ON The Isard and supposed to belong to the cargo OF
the Wnnderer. We understand that Mr.. Gordon saw
soTe 50 or 20 negroes on the Island, VINO, =, ssun
Given Nv an oi tegto Instantly dispersed in every d-
rector Mr.. Gorcon succeoced in capturing Two ATT
cans, one Of whom made his escspe. The other ne
bro ugl to the city aud logged in tie Police banseAs
last night. S1Narbah News pe0' ~
New-York daily tribune., 1858-12-30
DCCNSY ANIA RA J. K O ID.
n . IL CENTRAL ROUTE

nENNS NSYLVAN A j. h - IL.
THE eREAT CENTRAL ROUTE
Railroad connects at Pftsbgrfh with rail-
rosds 10 and from 81 Louis Mo-. Alton 0sens and Chicsso
Ill Frsnkfor LeSnsiou and Louisville, Ky; Tern Haute,
Madison Lssvrtte and indianapolis Ind Cincinnati Dayton,
sprsgfed Beefonane Ssnduty Toledo Cleveland, Colom
bus Zanesvle, Mssop and Wooster Ohio; aso With the
steam packet bos,s from New Oreans st. Louis Lous
vile Ard Cincinnati
Through Tickets for the East be had ~ the s5ve
mentioned plsees In the West
BAGGAGE CBEcNFD fHRopeH.
fss5er vii find this sbor: and donf other
- -
FARE AS Low As BY ANY OTHER ROADS.
s bandhills, framed, IN the hotels Of this city
Through Tickets further inmstion, te had Q. the
Office Of the -
PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD,
No. PASTOR HOUSE, BROADWAY
J L. ELLIOTT, Agent
1or Enirrsnt Tickets apply At Nc. Battery place.
November I, le56.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-12-30

FLUSHING RAILROAD-Leaves Fulton Mar.
L bet whsrf BY sesmer I0LAs se:6 80 .ad ~ q n,
snd l:lb and p Tse leave Hnahtna L, ae;$A
and 10 n, and s;.' And ~, ~esiss s.d s1e aanss
ps.ss With The boat st Hunters Potrt Infenfh H
upus.. Pare D oeuts WN SMITH ds.e,vss
NEW YORK and NEW-HAVEN RAILROAD
~ lass. WINTER ARRANGEMENT lIa
Commencing November y ls4.
Passenger Staten in Neu.fegb, corner 97 T. sna a-sv
sruADoe on Ttfs.
TRAINS LEAVE NEw-YORK
rH SsN Haven sAm teI l9:S 2+5, !e1o j. IS and
s,y m ror brsds.pOr, s& n l.n is:t 1;%a tex,
port ws.tpor, nj Il IS IS and 4D Ior Nor.
vaIh, Y: ts 2:<, tex $50 80 s:S For De-.
fen .n1 Gre 1vich I2:+5 3:t5 4:S, $50 pof
Stamford 10 II le1 l1+5 2t5 lex dt5 49,, $50 u
Fer Por Chester and intermediate Satrl y i5 3S.
t,30, S;3e, 6:$I p
CONNECTING TRAINS
Ror Boston 9 N texl e;S N tex For Providence
via Hartford, . (sI.) For Hartford and sprnsh.d,
Railroad 70 Mon,rra . IA t.IJ For Can.l RSlfosd 70
Horthsmp.on g. i.x-) and l2S ?. Poi He- Haven
and New London Rsirosd % and 3+5 FOR House
torie Railroad o.. Fer Ns1t.toch RAirosd.s. n. 2<'
D. Ror Dsnbury and korwst Railroad, . S+s .. m
JAMES Il. HOYT. Superintendent
New-York daily tribune., 1858-12-30

NEW-JERSEY RAILROAD-For PHILA-
~ DELPHih and the SOUTH aud WgST, via Jersey
CITY-M.n and Express lines leave NewYork 81 and II
Q AND and r. fare IS Through rck-ts sod or Gin
cnns and the es and Tor Baltimore, Washington Noo
kc and throuth baggage checked Wsshps soo and
Up. m trains j. ". WOODRUFF Assistant superintendent
No baggage will be received for unless delivered and
checked fifteen minutes In Advance Of the dme olesvine
New-York daily tribune., 1858-12-30

DITTSBURGH, FORT WAYNE and CHICA-
i GO RAILROAD-FINlsHED THROUGH--CsIs are
running this entire road Ptsbrrzh 10 Chicsso
hout PASSENGERS by this route (vs Penrsyvsts
Raoaol through rom NewYort 70 Chcsso vh but TWO
CHANGES fhrourh Tickets and further bfcrmsiou
can be bad IL he ofhce, No A..or Hcus- Broadway.
J. L. ELLIOTT. Aren't
New-York daily tribune., 1858-12-30
Builoins Alatsrials.
7THE ALBERT FREEsTONE COMPANY
HUDSON RIVER RAILROAD.-Fro rom Dec

o. 1853 the Trains viii es,- Chsmocts,t sta,ion a..
fol ows EIprezs Train. and 5.i5 and 30 o III /;
Albany Mail Tran It II IS fo- Pousssse9.e eiSa
and IL N for Dobbs Fcuy ~ for Sue Sing 50
krf snf pobIs ftry rrsips 'ae Way sitos&
Pss.nfp taken Chambers Ctasl Chfid hsr al1 "a
Tisir. fcr New Yok leave Tfoy t.G5 90 -
Sle Gto 5:S5p Aod A.sny shout IS rlnass l.i,r On
esposys ~ 10. "a, A. +. SMITH, sursrt-.sadsn:
New-York daily tribune., 1858-12-30
NEW-YORK AND HARLEM RAILROAD.
IN WINTER ARRASGENENT.

NEW-YORK AND HARLEM RAILROAD.
IN WINTER ARRANGEMENT.
For ALBANY ard TROY. Fave 81
On and After MONDAY Dee. 6, lSs frars WI save Ih.
~ New york as follov.:
$40 g. 81. For Nh.e Plains.
e:Sa n. For Wiltamsbr3ss.
1000 O. m. hsl train for Albany
IISO m. Fer " mite Plana
$50 .. n..For WiIk.msbrdse
$500 .. u..ror Mleron-
$50 p n..HIpress for Albany.
l0o N. For CrotSn Fala.
5:oO o. m. For Whit Plains
sI5 m. For Whit. Ps ns from White sal Csa6S -.
s:3f p m. For Vilbansbgidse.
Rs1Uxyss--Win leavs
$500 4 H.. " bite P.sina
$50 4 rn.. .Wlhansbntee.
TOO q 10. CrufOn Falls
7c6 a rn. .Misrton
7.20 q m. White Plains.
sl5a M. Nail train for Albany
l0J0A N. VIII iaInsbridse.
I23n .. ..Whi.e Plans
$500 .. Il. White Piains.
$50 p. m..Alb.ny Express
800 .. n. WilBsmsbridse.