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The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1858-08-18
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THE PATRIOT SPY.
BY FRANCIS II. FINCH

BY FRANCIS NJ FINCH.
To Drum beat, and heart beat,
A soldier marches by;
There is color in his cheek,
There is courage in his eye;
Yet to drum beat, and heart beat
Tomorrow he must die.
By starlight, and moon Light
He seeks the Briton' 'sacamp:
He hears the rustling flag
And the armed sentinels tramp, -
And the starlight, and moonlight
His silent wondering's lamp.
With slow tread and still tread,
He scans the tended line,
And he counts the battery guns
By the guant and shadow pine,
And his slow, tread, and still tread
Gives no warning sign.
The dark wave, the plumed wave
1t meets his eager glance,
And it sparkles meath the stars
Like a glimmer of a lance:
A dark wave, a Plumed wave
On an emerald expanse.
A sharp clang. steel clang,
And terror in the sound,
For the sentry, falcon eyed,
In the camp spy hath found,
With sharp clang, steel clang,
The patriot Is bound.
With calm brow, steady brow,
He listens to his doom,
Onj his brow there is no fear
Nor a shadow trace of gloom;
But with calm brow, steady brow
He robes him from the tomb.
In the long, the still night,
He kneels upon the sod,
And the brutal guards withhold
Fen the solemn word of God
in the long night, and the still night
He walks where Christ hath trod.
Meath the blue morn, the sunny morn
He dies upon the tree,
And mourns that he has to lose
But one life for liberty;
And in the blue morn. the sunny morn,
His spirit wings are free.
But his last words-his message words.
They burn lest friendly eye,
Should read how proud and calm
A Patriot could die,
With his last words, his dying words,
a soldiers battle cry.
From fame leaf, an angel leaf,
From monument and urn,
The sad of earth. the glad OF Heaven,
His tragic fate shall learn,
And in fame leaf, and angel leaf,
The name of HALE shall burn.
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1858-08-18

EThe number of bales of cotton
shipped from Memphis from July LIST
1857, to june 80, 1858, was $50
at an estimated value of eli ,654, ,05e.
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1858-08-18

c%ANEW LIVERY STABLE d. B.
Hs@1N Gray, Proprietor. Family and
Pleasure Carriages and 2:40 Horses, to be had
at all hours. Passengers conveyed to any Ca
the neighboring towns Oh the shortest notice.
Prices reduced to suit the hard times. % Sta
bles in the rear of Graham's Old Stone Store.
-February A. 1851 34tf
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M1stfllaneous.

FRANCIS GRAHAM, Justice fihe Peace
u Office with John j. Jacobs. Attorney and
Counselor at Law, opposite the Bank.
Ashland. June l6, 1858. 6m2
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1858-08-18
Minnesota LandE gency.

J. NJ. & A. P. SWINEFORD,
DEAL Estate Dealers, and Agents, Land
LII Warrants located and investments made
yielding fifty per cent. Taxes paid. DC. A.P.
Swineford being resident of Albert Lea,
Minnesota, is well acquainted with the natural
advantages of the TerritorJ-, and the best
points for investment. A few choice Lots and
farming Lands for sale. For further informa-
tion inquire of j as. Swineford Ashland o., or
address A. P. Swipeford, Albert Lea, Free
born county Minnesota
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EXPRESS LINE /!
Ashland and Mansfield.

THE undersigned. as Agent for Adams and
will attend promptly to the delivery or for
warding of Express matter at Mansfield or
Ashland, from or to any portion of the United
States.
In my absence, packages left with A. W.
Melsheimer. at the Sampsel House, will be
promptly attended to.
Charges paid on delivery.
LEVI McCAULEY,
r Express Agent.
Juna Q 1888 1tf
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CONVEYANCINC

CONVEYANCING.
Deeds, Mortgages, Bond &c, &c. carefully
drawn and beinga
NOTARY PUBLIC
will take the acknowledgements thereof,
adninisterOat dc DC charges reasonable.
Office in the county Auditors office, Ashland
%. JAMES SWINEFORD.
Ashland, February 25 1857 ly34.
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NILLARD sLoCUM, Attorney at Law,
wv Ashland, Ohio. Office on corner OF
Church and Sandusky SITS. Particular atten-
tion paid to collections.
s1. Feb A, 1857. 34tf
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To Drum beat, and heart beat,
A soldier marches by;
There is color in his cheek,
There is courage in his eye;
Yet to drum beat, and heart beat
Tomorrow he must die.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-06-12
q TIE MiRINER'S FANNY ASYLUM

Thursday was celebrated the anniversary Of the
Mariners Family Asyl um on Sta en- Island. This 10
sl.tution has been founded AM /, msnsged BY con-
mi.t Of ladies', in order 10 all the amies .. sailors
by supplying them with work, for which they are
lberaily psid They have clo'hing store At NJ ls)
Cherry street constantly supplied VITA a god so )rt-
mcnt Of garments for ssamsn and o'hsrs made oy the
families VINO spply 10 the c)mmittse for Assurance.
The aoies also employ missionary 10 look sfsr All
itquire INTO the position OF those families wloss hus
bat Us ere A. tea.
The Asy lunCn Saten Island all )rds com; Ttabls
home 10 forty old ladies', whose age i0,spl,i.t,e,
them for work The house is beautifully siua'sd bs-
hlud the Sailors Rsiress, c,mmatd.ng q vsned sod
lovely view OF the bsy and wooded island slores
The fmatss look cheerful aud con'snted, b.cg uljer
no able restrictions, bu face t. leave tho l
and their pleasure sud visit their friends; in fsc',
they live very much as II they in comfortable
hotel.
The creed of the applicant mak's no difi,reoce the
Asylum being open to every deDomr alton.
The meeting, which took place In tae.gsrdea in
ifont of tine hOuse, unanimously attended. later
eatng addrc ses were made by the Revs Matthias,
B. C. Jones Crittenden, Mr.. lanes Byrno snt Capt.
Hart. choir OF amatenTs, under tho directs IN Of
Mr.. &. W. Potlt, Gang several pieces.
Tbs proceedings terminated with b)ll.ifal distr
button of Refreshments, generously provided by the
la0ies interested IN the welfare Of the society.
This excellent charity il well wortay the attention
Of the public il u la need of assistance, which 1t
should Iot be allowed tn want.
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ne csn understand, they P'o5ose 10 sHcn N ).
They simp,y seek 20 aid weak TX cgtsy8 power ~
enforce the lsv. They ara ia Adjrccs, D., 80 Sab
yerters snd ces:foyefs. Taese g~t'le.1en ,ye 70
cent; out'sgss cJrmittsc aod srre''s n,f'.
they pFopcs, 81 make - sni they s''p lot p,
mined thst the guilty sha BE- panisae hni 'bcy rr)-
. Sc 10 d. this through the lsw not Il dedaB d; l.,
they ssy, too % the Il hid cz ~ vho for )eNs hss
bee De pived Of Sv.Ce N making the law. BY shich
he il Governed 'hat this thing Is how eadsd; you can
90 70 The polls ani no msn SHALL dare ts-tn sr Of
Your head re i,N SO re hScs cRf's e, esf0rc,
Such tlen are the Gauss such the meo, an saca
The obe.Is OF ;be NigsrV Connitee.
lie al good oiSzens iocoise tals move, sna 80 fsT
from iu IA cmert OF las be vii see good oijs. pre-
vail fr any years He VIII have ~ Il ch'er',
peace and qaie' scd ssf,y and the s~s wi De god,
administered vel, AID eA,cGiei wth fenIc;s and IN
Partially
Ftes The v . PhsB4ss Of J-ss l.
There aye surely men On both sides OF TIA two or
eatz,iions Ehcb are smuggling for Poi.aa Ascent
isv.ess proceedings II toey MI, Snd 70 pa sW y toe
= uucs Of fear sld suspicion which sge pe'd-i as
graurds for extra legsl orgsn4 "a o.. sni -sa'oas
If uecessi.y cor :. L pro ec0n. Tne test qiestcn
between them is 70 he tried by the Lawful tribunal
of the people oo'y four days heucs, aoi TO ths.
tribunal cannot tie appeal be male m way
which shall satisfy al. thst tho Iesiion snail b.
f4iily tlec, ani tie verdict rendered ths,
ay doubt tas l. Is the clear vii Of the real p 'pls
TIE imputed ground Nr d conten, which has broken
cut in Of extreme and IT., gal volsncs - tina. that
trial .i not be f,uly made that the lava viii, no. b,
adm mister - plot 70 n1u 10 toe t 1t oi sui
iTsge and that tie yercc, o)tsinei vii DOT D. fa
honest. VIVA. they orotees 10 require Is that the
electors shall ba free aud far IL x their only gr1uEd
for extreme s'tion tn they have 10 assurance that
they reach the crying evils OF The times tnrough
fall sno fair Ia a. { e ballnt-box.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-06-12
YOUNG MEMS REPUBLICAN, CEN FRAL
COMMIT TEE,

The Committee held regular NEE ing At tho rooms
NJ 6lSBroad"sy, cn THURSDAY night, ). b. butcher.
esq., Chairman. presidirg.
i report was received fem the Special Committee,
APPOINTED to draft = constitution and by lava Tae
principal ameudnen suggested Consisted IN cdsoglag
to name Cf the association from tia Young Mems
Central Committee TO the Young Mems Il ,Beial Co n
mittee and in changing the night Of meeting % the
turd Wednesday of each month.
Tue report Was taken up in sections, and after 9
fex slig bit alterations Was sdOp,ej
A Communication received from the Rspubias
Genital Committee, stating that, ia view OF the sp
preaching adjournment Of Congress- and the fact that
many of the Republican nlembers wOald BE- ia New
York next week meeting Of the Committee would
he held en- Tuesday evening next fjf tie purpose Of
welcoming them, to which meeting this body wsre
invited. The invitation was accepted, after which
the Committee ACQUIRED.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-06-12

DEATH or DIR. DEASE, THE GROLoGIsT-Df
james Desue died at his residence ia Greenfield
Mas on Wednesday morning little after Midnight
Of typhoid fever, after illness Of some weeks Dr.
Deare was 20 years Of age native OF Coerains, and
has followed the practice OF his profession from the
commencement 10 Greepfed. AZ phy.cisn snd
surOeOD, among the profession and IN The vide extent
OF country when his practice extended, his repu
tai N WIS hardly iecond 10 any 10 the STATE. He
often called 10 consultation in difficult csses, and 10
surgery especially his knowledge and practical skill
were 10 great demand. 10 addition to the practice Of
biz profession, devoted much time - ths study OF
the na ural sciences ard hos been frequent con-
tnbutor to tee pages Of Sillmsns Journal. lie WAS
the first 10 discover and bring TO notice the existencs
Of bird tracks IN tie sandstone OF the Connecticut val
lev sud at the time OF his illness engaged upon
an extensive work on this subject, which being
published by the Smith sODan Institution, and which
would have been completed during the present yssr.
The autographed illustrations OF bis work vera done
with his own hand BY process invented by him'eh,
aud reproduce the originals with wonderful hlei'y
and delicacy. DR.. Desnes uncompr )rnisog integrity
end noblen.ss o: character, bis gentene's OF mtnnsf
ard kindness Cf heart, made bin loved and honofea
wherever known, and bis DEAN, wnicn Is pupc
calamity brings personal and hesrtfel. sorrow iato
buuoreas of Lomes. He lsAvee a wldor aid three
daughters. lSprmhei' lNeP"''So"' "'"' ~
TuE LEusos CASE ~ THE CouRr or APPEAL
This case of jonathan Lennon, appellant, sgt. In
p,orIe If the Stare of NewYork, respondents, came
mn III morning in the Court Of Appeals, upon the sp
pieetion of counsel for its hearing as preferred
csuse Tie Court held that L Has Dot eettisd 70 D
heard cut Ct it, order the calendar rder any stat
u,oTy rule ard that whatever might be i.s speca!s
tive interest in respec, 10 the civil condition and hb-
eIss OF ooored persons wi,ho the protection OF tei'
State, there wa nothing to justify postQoa'n8 Toe
hearing cf sutors who sskng ths de.srInas.ion
Of substsnsl rights in real eontroyee'e' The cs1ss
will probably be heard In the Court Of Appeals In
about two years. Albany Evening Journal
WISH TO A PRrsoS.-Ths members Of the Uats.
ran Corftrerce, now in ssssioa in Clncnnsyi yiaxd
N body. on Friday last, William l.. Connolly, coz
the FogitIve Slave Low, s1d made scru2e Of ef-
ptessiDg n strong terms their detes.shoo of the law
WI make pl acri,al Ch,i.ilsni.y 20 ohrn'e.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-06-12
AMERICAN AND FOREIGN BIBLE

AMthltAN AND fOkElGN BIBLE SDtlEIl.
1hereguaT monthly NEE OF tn. Board of Managers
held on Tbmsday, june 3, at D. M, at tns Bible
House. N"s 10 ana ~ Nassau street, the Rev DR..
WELoH, President of the Society in the Chsr. After
the usual preliminary servcei correspondence foc the
month of May was presented, among which we're let
ters from the Rev. j. NJ II,s~eO. Secretary of the
Mailman Baptist ssioD, ILdia, asking aid To enable
the Mission TO print 1900 copies of the Syo Karen
Bbe atd :, goo Of tho Burmese New Testament, with
references; from the Rev. J. q. Oocken Of Germany
fer additional funds to print German Scriptures;
also applications for Scriptures TO q considerable
extent, all Of which requests complied
WITH so far ss the s'ste Of the Treasury would
allow. Twenty six Bible Readers appointed,
seventeen 10 labor in this country and moe 10 Eutops
and the Board would have chetrfally appointed many
others epplyiog, if the present incoming receipts
would have justified Il.
through the fundamentally OF few Of these faith.
full sborsrs fifty four conversions reported and
added to the Ciurch during the m0sth Of May. As
this was the first meeting Of the Board OF Mana
geTs considerable Tune was occupied 10 organizing aud
appointing the usual standing Committees Orthe year.
alter which the Board adj burned.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-06-12
"psv.h - GwyiisfTo--"
EEIsH SEvsFTsE OFTicE No. - Sasss1-st,


April u, l359.
Prot n J. W0oO-D-s- siT. l1Tb- suonth
bottle = Jour 1S kst1r1ye sLd ave q Ifs,
rbo sinde1 20 try her hsi' little tansns The tine
ts II would tie bar 20 - 'ai oT Int 70
VEL syrps- fE ~s@E ina bss Performed
that Woodruff sesc, by Turning 81 ne any nai .
brown b. sutiy snd ibict-ning The BAR.
strongly mend he l-GtosiiSe - Al at
II such change Of ibeiT hair tHihhtS tiRDt".
N.w-YoRE. July IS 1887
Prot o. J. WOOD: Wih confidence % ! :esn nsud your
Hair RESPONSIVE brs D- "scons --'e~
Since your Hsr RESPONSIVE haiT Dd ~h-E= hieh
ain whit, have gis5ny soTn dsrs AZ Low Eel
fdeut ths applications vii Es'tre the ;heu
relieved u I'll sanfru5 snd
pefssIt fclirg p-rors y ~ pe-sp- freely
J. o. KILBY.
Prof WoOD: Ab-u my 5ar oomrn-nced t4nl
and tuning ssy: i.st becoming bald ADD hsi tined
many ren.ds 70 no s@o pmenoef asrz your nestors
i've in January few spp ea'iou. fastened my nsr firmly
Il began 10 81 ID sw a1i turDed b-k % its former co
bkot A. this tine IL fully restored - is original clcr
health and sppesrAnce and eheerfy recommend - al
ChiosEo. III May J, 1857 .. HOES
Tn Restorative il Pr bottles ~ three sles via lgs
MEDIUM ard mail Tn sGA holds hzif PCT, and REALS fr
81 per toe the redi3m holds q, ea-t - per
pruorrion and rstas r bote large hvds quart
10 per cent more N prop Irtien and ftais f9r IS
O. j. WOOD 4 Co., Propne0rs. NJ. Si2 Broadway, New
Yors lin sre.i T. Hir- Railing EsIsohihmeht snd No.
Ia Narie'-st., - Louis, No.
And sold by good Drusrists and Fancy Goods Dealers
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-06-12
COMMISSIONERS OF HEALTH

The Bosra met at noon yesterday Pfessnt-tbe
Mayor, the City Inspector, ard Doctors Thompson,
Rock wel and Miller. Tue following resolutions were
adopted:
Resoed That ell vessels coming from ports who're yellow
fever prevailed the time Of their departure, shall dlSchsse
calzo On Lighters at Quarantine.
Eeisd That all vessels having had fever b)aEd while 10
their prs Of departure during their pAs ts port,
after arrival shEl IL all discharge their earg)ss Ia the
lower bay. .
ResoSd That al persons from infected ports hagios bad nh
cases Of among their while In ,hrr pDrs ~ depaf
ure their passage b. ibis port after their arya 10 port
ha pern discharge tEcr caFsoes on lighters a. the
Iouer q
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-06-12
OPINIONS OF THE NEw-ORLEANs PRESS.

From Inc Ncic- Dftedhs ott@fs"t " "N'''''
We have advocated the lndepe1dest Ticket aud
still advocate il from profound coovstoo OF ts re-
ces.ity 70 the good order aud well being OF New-Or
leans. We recognize engaged 10 the movement men
Of all parties and crsecs men whore interests are here
who have been long among our most respectable, i1-
lei jceut high cliiz no AVE at hear
the property ana the reputation OF TINS great SOUTH
ern metropolis. But these men did not cJne Dp.ate
VIgllance Comm,trce, az ieas'. not until other
u,esns of reform hsd been e1haasted, aud
found inadequate 10 accomplish the desired
.tdt We DO not thiEk al otter means hsd been ex.
bsusted, sri therefore, that 60 extreme a MEASURE
was net .led Tor. Such means should nsyer DC EN-
po;ei exec p. as tie very last resort, ard wnsn the
,ircurnsiarcss Of any beccms desperate beyond
al human endurance. II s essen iay Revolutionary,
an revolution should be the last alternative. Wien
N. n once depart from the estsbi.hed forms Of law
there Is dsI ger tina. they may lnict the very evils
taey se.k 10 correct. Taere Is security that tney
msy sop g, precisely tne tight pol, There is oan-
ger ira: rsshness prejudice mistakes rasy occur
even With the best intentions aad that thus justice
nay be done.
From The " o Delta Il Jase 49,, =,
What 10 the object Of .pe V,giisnce Conmittee , II
.s abuse Of the meaning Of wods 70 cay thai these
gentlemen contemplate syi,lsti'n OF Jaw. 81" Is
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-06-12
MORE TO BE ADMIRED THAN THE
wi RICHEST DIADEN
EVER
WORN BY KINGS OR EMrERORS.

WHAT WHY A BEAUTIFUL HEAD OF HAIR
Because Is the God hin SELF provided for a oar
race Reader although tbs bloom 90 brightly IN
.. glowing check the he sparkling The teeth be
Tho :. of peals II the read Is bsre Of s covering the hair
he .nsrled and hIiveed harsh and dry, still If 'pn
He'd will oso NOR tSn Dali her ehMuna
pTf MOODS HAIR RESTORATIVE. If usea two ~ three
ns week will restore and peinAseai secure TO AL such an
- ,-t Read following and judge. The writer Of The
sr,t /, the celebrated Pianist ThabeIg; ~
hi'' " ' -YosK. April ~, 1888.
n u,oonDsar Sir: Permit express you tb- eohss
e. am under for tie entire restoration OF my hair 70 s
[ color Abca. time Of srriv. in the United States
becoming srsy, bu The application Of your
fsar R.,tSrsyv" TeoovsIed IL onsinA hae- con
xSeT your Rss,orsye very wonderful n'enoon suiS en-
cscios ~ 40 veil aCe~abla =. ru.rurpn
lam, Sesr CIR, youn tESy'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-06-12
THE GENrLEMANs MAGAZINE May. Wiley < Hal
LITERARY INTELLIGENCE.

"The Autobiography an Lectures OF Lola Moatez
$ announced by Ruid Il Carleton, Containing the
series dely cred DUNG The past Winter this city 1t
sill make It's appearance in the couse OF the coming
weez The same publishers ave in preas nes work
by Dt. james o Noyes, the popular author OF Rod
ms1is, entitled " The Gpees, their Ongn, History
and Manner OF Life
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-06-12
FT7TIE REGULAR MAIL LINE via sT0NING

4 TON, for BOSTON and PROVlDENCE-inland route
N. gborf.st AID most erect carrying the Eastern Mat
The steamers PLYMOUTH ROCK Capt Joel Sons. ana v.
yANDFRRUT Cant w. II. Fr'zee IN connection with the
STONINGTON aud PROVlDENCEald BOSTON aud PkOVl-
DENCE RAILROADS leaving New-York dsy tsundays ex'
sped f. Pier No Moth River first wharf above Bate y
- :. .',ocs m ScoDingon a. $3.50 M OF on the
s,iya Of ,be n all rain hich leaves Boston at J IN
The C. vANDKRBILr from New York alosoay " sSy
, Fsty from S,onngou Tuesday Thursdsy and Sauioy.
The PLYMOUTH ROCK. from New York Tuesday Inss9ay
NJ SATURDAY; Stoniug Monday Wedne DAY ad
Pass proceed from StoLinstm nir al 70 toN en
ard Boston in tn Express Mail Train reaching said pieces 10 81
vce Of BY other routes and 10 ample time Tor al e ca
morning res connecting North and Fast senesp nat prefer
rem eIjoy nNts rest nndistuioeo
Lreskfat desired, and leave Sonueton IN the a. M Tram
Providence with the 1880 m train Tor bosth
accompanies the steamer and tram through
eseh 80. -, -. - - -.
pa. sage berths Ste.rooms or height sppy On ooA1 G
steamer az tie Ffeght ONCE fier no = NT'n 'c VI -
tn oniea No 10 IAtieIy- placo
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o. sd bss n-t suice,; severity II form 70 an
svsr he eIigerees of sere Dat !; - marked by 81
fluent erud1cn. catholic bresith of ves, aad $
niee ard .lbile discrimination Tso 4 the notes sp-
peed,d 20 csc. ufse possess SPECIAL .nt rcstons,
titsrkrg the theory Of rspressn.s-ive met which
has been So much Wanted CT iate by cr:An br.kAn,
rhetoricisns sni the other pointing on. tie nc
quences OF the sell comps-en: spos;le o. Posi'iysn,
the Is;e Auguste Come.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-06-12
BOOKS RECEIVED.

lie Laws q Business ioI Business Mn II tn States Of the
Union. BY ThtoIhlOs Parsons, LID Sy'. PIP -
Little Brown a Go.
Mount vernon Gid other Poems. Fy t. Rice l3Eo Up lai
a..
Father, Memorial - the Rev. Dudley A. Tying A. r. BS
" stephen H. Tying ID D. l8no. PIP 49, New York.
Chdhf 90 and The Cnucn. BY r. Rasdoph Mcein A VI.
lpro m A 2. Randolph.
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NOuter Unre.

DR. MUNDE's WATER-CURE ESTABLISH
~ MENT at Florerce, Mass (lhree miles from the North
anpon Depot Prices from - to tl2per week
DR, f. J. LOWENTHAL's WArER.CURE and
~ GYMNAsIUM-Beuen Hishts, New-Jersey; 10 minutes
either the Hookvn Jersey City Terry ny regular s1e
VYTATER-CURE.-Dr .. w. MAY has agaln
w or4utd his HIGHLAND HOME WATER-CURE Ell
Peekski NJ Y foI the reception Of Patients aud Bosries
where cue water air and diet ss attendance ofer the
hes, chance for the recovery retention Of health
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-06-12

q The GREAT CENTRAL ROUTE connecting the Atlantic
sies Nth Western North and South sester1 stse
continuous Railway direct. This Road also connects
Ptssbuf gh with daily lines Of se - all West
Rivers and Cleveland and sandusky With the
pors Norh-restsrn circulating The direct
reliable by which PRElGHr No forwarded
10 and from the Great West.
Rates BETWEEN PHILADELPHIA AID tifrSBpA0A
FIRST CLAss-Boo.s Sboes Hats Cape Books ~ ,. -
Dry Goods In boxes, bales and tImhsE Drugs ,11
I'm boxes baes) Feathers, Furs, &c.........) Nv
SECOND CLAss.--Domestc Sheeting Shifting and
Yickns lin original beesl Drugs (n caks Hard 90 cents
ware Leather rolls boxes. Wool and Sheep 100 D.
Eets EatwaId- Gc........
CLAss-lnvs Steel Chains I'm casks 70 ..,.. -
Hemp, Bacon and Pork, sated Goose IN sheks) ,no
Robocco manufactured, except Cigars or Cut, &C Nv
FOURTH CLAss.-COfee, Fish, Bacon, Beef ano
Fork lin cssks boxes Eastwsrd Lard and Lard ~ cents
Oh. Nails Soda Ash, German Clay Tar, Pitch, 100 ..
kosin, &c...... .''..'ss.'.'J
rLoUR- T. Dbl until further notice.
GRAIS-- y 100 70 until further Iou e.
CoTTon- bale, pot exceeding 500 % veiga, Until tuna"
notice.
In shvp,ns goods any po. Of Pni.iepls ss pal
acaa maIh the package "Via fsGnsy vea RAILROAD" AL
Goods consigned 10 the AEents N m Eosd a. Fhsce 1hs OF
risburgb viii be forwarded without detention
T. r. Sass Co., ST. Louis p g. 0Re.lly Co.. Evansville
Ky 3. c. Medium Madison, Ind IL W. Brown Co. and
irwin Il Co., Ciacinnsti N w Graham l. Co, yanesvils
Ohio; Leech Co. No 81 Kibyst., Boston, Leech Co.. No
Aston House, NewYors, AID No. south lHam-st New
York T. j. sneedeI PhIsdelphsi hiIs~ koons Baltimore,
.. A. Stewart, Pittsburgh
"a. u. HOUSTON, General Freight Agent Philadelphia
4. A. SCOTT, Superintendent Altoona Pa