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New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-15
THE SPIRIT LAKE INDIANS.
HOSTILITIEs APPREHENDED.
From The ReoSuk G0ie ON


We earn that there are unmsfakabe Indications oi
a general hostile feeling among the lndans along our
north, m frontier aud that the lmpunlty wuIcn mas
b!ibelto attended their outrages inspires them with
confidence in their attempted repetition.
a special messenger has arrived from Spirit Lake
with dispatches for Gov Lowe, representing that the
Iu1iaus are collecting in larger numbers than ever
upon our frontiers. The tone and bearing OF these
Indians is bold ipsolent and threatening, and tbey
have already committed numerous depredations upon
the property of the white settlers in the vicinity of
Spit Lake. Tie horses and cattle Of The citizens dis
appear mysteriously, and in several instances i has
been ascertaned that they stolen by the Indians.
Miss Gardner, one OF the cdptives taken AMI re-
leased in the Spnng Of 1871, IS again hvlns at SPIRIT
Lake, and recognizes among these Indians some OF
Ink-pedu-tshs band who were engaged IN the butch
ery Of citizens last Winter, and by whom enc and
others were taken captive. The danger Of similar
hostil,es is regarded imminent, and settlers are
standing guard day and night, and VIII contnne 70
do 60 til military force shsl be sent for their relief
and protection.
We are happy 10 learn that they will not be Kept in
suspense nor disappointed their hopes OF aid from
the Governor. Upon the reception Of the integtnce
that our fellow ciiizens were again exposed TO the
peril Of the bloody enacted W Dter before last
IN the vicinity of Spirit Lake, Gov. Lowe promptly
issued orders 10 Capt. MsrD Of the Frontier guards
requiring him TO march with ns company OF ABOUT
fny men, with all pcss be dispatch to the scene OF
danger. Capt. Martin is directed to take 10 offensive
measures agsI - the In0sns nnl-ss such measures
absolutely necessary for the protecuoa 7lu
safety OF the settlers. lie required, however, :"
notify all the Indians in that vicinity, whether h'te
friendly 10 leave the State, and IN case oi tnef re-
fusal neglect ~ leave he is instructed 10 drFe
them out Of the State at all hazards and ne Is espe-
caly eDioined T. make every possible eifor' I'd cH
fure Iuk-pa du-tah and ; maBy oi MS ulDc u c'n
be identified implicated IN iSe mas acres o. ths
New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-15

Spring OF 1853 in order tha. I,vy may be dea1 with
accor5irg 10 lav.
BY law enacted lss. Winter j. j. mSie the luty II
the overnor to afford protection TO the frontier settle
merits against the iDc1rsions cf hostile lnsns until
adequate protection should b. provided by t5s FsisTAl
Government. notwithstanding the fac. hat scores Of
citizens mss-ssred by the Indians and that their
surviving friends ard relatives petition the President
fur redress and protection, Inc Federal Governmsnt
las reyer raised finger iowari sfordins either. ~
the law cf last Winter sill remains in force, and the
du.y " the Federal Govo-nmeu; IS devoved upon sbe
Governor Of the State Of Iowa.
iitvery generally believed by those Who have tho
hss, facilities for knowing. that there Is malignant
and settled hostility in the breasts Of Ink pa-in-tsh
ard the Indians who ar undo his control against he
whites, aud that they ar determined 10 ~rsak 'her
hostility on our exposed frontier settlements. We un.
derstand ths; GOV. Lowe has made the most Grgen.
representations Of tie peIog- condition oi those ST.
Elements IN the Executive az Washington, AID We
would unite with him. behalf of our people. IN dee
mandng the prompt in,erpcsuon Of The General Gss-
errmeAt for the protection OF our frontier.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-15
LThtNFssFN u I FNoVNt AkhfT
With the
TONG OK WASHINGTON
FVT ta ksrouod,.
p sf, nawra

And we were informed that the proprietor Of The es-
tate receives from the proprietor OF the daguerrean
establishment the of dollar per montn for tho
privilege OF carrying his business III the ocality.
There between thirty and forty negroes located
upon Mount Verncn, belonging mostly To the mag
nanimous proprietor, who derive n miserable enste-
malice by cntivaug small piece Of very nnpr"dnctye
land fishing, and 'spoUgilg vlsioIs who happen t
be 50 duh as TO be taken IN 10y their cunning ana
knavery. The destructive propensity of these same
dsrkies is truly wonderful for while tso or three OF
the small fry buslly engaged In scrdping the
mortar from between the bricks Of the Todib, their
.o.r and more scdate companions were employing
Themselves by cutting branches from the trees and
rhrubbery which surround the resting place of the
mishty dead for the purpose of makog chairs, canes
and fancy articles, which they dispose oi for mere
trte to strangers each ODc oi whom, ~ matter of
course must carry away some slight memorial OF their
visit 10 the Tomb Of Washir gton.
''The desecrat on of this niost sacred spot by vs-
tors ano servants owned az Mount Vernon, described
above il being carried with te full knowledge 1T
the present proprietor; and HC aid urge readers,
as tar es their ability will allow, to ad the ladies' ot
he Mount Vernon Association II their undertaking,
the sooper the estate passes INTO o'her hd"fs ue
letter Il rM Je boih for The UeIue u the property
and the honor Of he country"
New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-15

THE BERKs County SPECIAL ELEcTIos.-The
special election for Congressman - I'LL tue vacancy
occasioned by the resignation Of J. Clancy Jones viii
take place on the 30th The Btrks and Scauy kIH
Journal says that the late Jones ConyeGt!on /. to
meet next Saturday 10 make nomination. Il ADDS;
AS the candidate chosen in the event OF hls eec-
ton will most likely denomination IN 1901, d
verv spirited contest is anticipated IN the Convection
Among the most prominent aspirants nlent'onei, we
hear the uanes Of Messrs Joel b. Wsnn-r jeremiah
HaeenmaD, j. Laxrens Getz and Heisier C!y1er, oi
Reading: and Capt. 5. +. Ancona OF Mnhlenbefg.
judge Schell OF Washington WAS also nfgej, but Is
said TO have peremptory declined 10 give his name.
From n ma, can learn, the fight will rest between
Mr.. Wanner and Capt. Ancona IN which event the
mandate he's gone forth that the Captain must be beat
a. ali hazards. AL the Jones wire-workrs n Resdiu :
are r favor of Mr.. Warner. Mr. ". having for many
years been the law partner and eonLdena! Trend OF
favor. -
In another article, TIE Journal say. that Messrs.
Mnbeuhrr. and Schwartz having declined, BY com.
uoy oonseu,. Gen. VIM. H. keim mas announced him.
rel as tie Volunteer Tarff candidate.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-15

JOSHUA X. GIDDISGs LECTuRIsG IN MissouRI.-
THIS distinguished gentleman ctured last evening to
AL oveIfowing bouse upon tue subject Of The Laws
which Govern U.s. Mr. GIddngs spoke for an bonr
and eight minutes to attentive audelCe frequently
interrupted by hearty demonstrations OF applause.
Only once during the evening there the least eS
preston Of dissatlsaCtivnand Mr.. Giddings rad
ical in his remaTksuhti tle lecturer denounced the
Drcd Scut ds cisop ard then such cheering and stamp
Ing and cappUg Of dsdrOwned the NOISE o the few
persons who bissed until the latter ashamed Of them
selves relapsed INTO silence, and Mr.. Gdjngs pursued
his theme. There nothing new nor novel IN the
lecture nothing introduced by tho speaker which is
not known to ali who acquainted with the gentle
and motives of his political conduct. God ~ the
source from which everything enanates-all things
are governed by laws Interchangeable and mInuiabs
and by the Manageable AMI inDutable character Of
Deity. II d-obey those laws, either OF the physi
cal or moral nature We must pay the forfeit. Man,
the uoblest work of God, must cot be degr@icd-iul
scope must be given 10 all bis powers that lie may de-
velOpe hms Il and approach near ne possible 10 the
Divine perfection. Man has right 10 step between
another nan and his GVd-or his means Of culture, or
bic right o get food raigsnt habit4tion. Man that
God bus made and etauped With the seal Of immortal
iy is entitled TO every opportunity be may seek for
tue purpOs. OF culture Ut person l happiness. Woe
unto the man WHO'D inyades that rghs. Woe unto tho
who violates any physical or moral law. Snch
was the tenor # the ect1rcfs remarks, which were
listened To with every nanlie-taOn oi pleasure ~
very select auditory. NJ. Louis Deu, Now.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-15

CoypIrlOS OF MOUNT NERSoS.-A correspondent
of The Hartford Corrast, VINO has recently visited
Mount Vernon gives the following description o; ;he
melancholy state Of sffsr. tie Washington eta:e:
"A tedious drive al two hours over one NJ tne mos.
eSccrabe ruads in that section Of The Oi Dominion
brought US TO the BIZ Gaze where We wgrs in,ine-
diaiey surounccd by ,roOpoi blacks, who offered
10 chow Is the cunostes and give Ms cuttings nom
the grape vine planted by the great Gen h.sses :or
the st.Iall SUM q. two sh.lhu.'
Entering the grounds by what is called the rev
path tne original road surveyed, laid ont, and used
by Washington, being completely blocked up by The
walls OF the garden, which have crumbled in;o M we
were sadly impressed by the SCENE Of esols,ion aud
decay which presented Itself.
10 the extreme right oi whs, was once Atcaut1ll
lawn. stand the runs %. the brek barrs rnd Ear
buildings aruuud which s;rcwn an upsightiy
mass sf diapidated carts. Old barrels Of uuml@ry,
which bad probably been gathering there Tor year,.
To the lett OF q ese, the garden, which in the day OF
its beauty was the pride of Monet Vernon, stretched
toward the woodland uegl,g,cd and deserted ny
those whOse curiosity leads them % explore thcshaes
aud paths where Washington spent, as ne once SAID,
tie ploassutcsi part IT hs life Of retirement X was
sad indeed to lock upon tie beds ana walks winch
were kept in complete cultivation and order by his
hands. ovcrgrowu with eecs ana covered With rub.
bsh but such Is tne fact; agd even the grapevine
which he planted and watched over with u iath'a'y
who have taken many Cuttings from il that IL IS
now barely alive.
Turning little 10 the ei from the pubhc road, on
our way to the Tomb, found the main hml'pg,
occupied by John A. Washington, the ppsent pro-
pretOr and also the houses or huis used h ms ser-
wants in state Of very good preservatoai ani
though built principally of wood, and stan.hns IN
an exposed situation, few hundred dolars lai ont 10
repairs at the present tim, wc0iJ IN AL probability
sxvc them for generations Ia come.
Passing down the road leading from the nonse To
the rlver our attention attracted by large sign
erected over small rckety shanty, directly IN front
of the Tomb, which Sas paotsd in the Egyptian epi-
taphc style and which, after soue Little Studying, we
translated as follows:
LIKENEssEs cF PERSONS fAktN,
With the
TONG OF WAsHINOTON
For k-Coaod,.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-15

A SEVERE SURGICAL OPFnATI0S.-A wcI-knOwn
citizen Vi Richmond recently received sttr ron his
sun n physician, now IA CaiOrDid giving an account
Of a snr zeal Operation performed upon himself tho
d-tas .. which border upon the n,ryelOus. CHANGING
10 see tie description 10 question, We solct-d IL fUr
publcntlon and now place 1t before readere feel
pg well ured tnat they will read II With interest.
One hardly knows winch The more to aimlre, the ekll
of the operators the 'Ortituce of teir patient.
at the letter proceeds, " u nov month since
have been here. / getting on so slowly in
Marysvlle that thought | Womb conc 10 SIN Fran
eisco to have operation Performed 10 see why the
pin cipsl bone III NY leg did not units After lying
upon my back in Mary-yile for 1913 days It was tine,
] think. Besides, my phy,lcans there and mySeu dn-
fered to the cause ana being confident that my eg
would not get well for q month perhaps. with Their
Let-1lone tredmsnf 1 concluded ~ have !: cut down
upon and thoroughly examined. DR.. Cooper, ac-
quantancc # mine and an excellent sargeoD N whom
1 have much Confidence has charge oi my Gaze. AZ
nv r quest and ia the pfs--nce vi some dozen or
more pbysiciaIs, be opsra.ei. An incislon seven
inches long was made upon the liner surface OF tho
leg then another at right angles; the test was
fully dssec,.d from the bone throughout ttat extent
40 as fully To expose the fracture, &c. The bones
were pred apart aud eht pieces vi boDe OF dbescn.
sizes removed The enos We're then well screped, and
after Drilling six boles, three silver wires were intro
duced 10 bring and hold the ends together The opsr-
alton w.s seyere one, but bore II without ,sking
chloruf.rm Lad suffered much with the lex. AMI
being anxious 10 get well, could have STOOD any s,T
of operation. Ii is now thirty y-ive days since the
operation and shall get Bp to-day week confident
this tine that 81 IS rg' fT the bone has united and
all IL ETm. IL viii be month or - after get up
before ! will De able 10 walk without my crutcEes. L
feel frst rate, and enjoy uy tine in bed es well az
anybody could, for I let nothing disturb my mind.
Agreeable books and cheerful company, Of which l
have enough, keep lie gate busy.
Richmond South. Noy. y.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-15
THE SABBATH At GLASGOW.

A pamphlet Of l6 pp svo. has been isscea oy ',e
New.lork Sabbath Committee, entitled ihe oeo-
- bath in Europe: the Holy Dey VI fFeea'ni-1.s 9,
90 Holiday of DespCtism. BY the secretary We
give the bret notice Of the orderly and general o.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-15

Tie Catholic TELEGRAPH states that the BuIs for
the f its senior editor coanor 10 tie
Bshop of Pittsburgh arrived lately, but its very rev.
crend brother declined the honcrs and responsibility OF
the riire and respectfully returned the documents ~
Rome.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-15

NIEW-YORK AND ERIE RAILROAD.-On
IN and after MONDAY May TO- 1885, and until further notice
s,S,s s; S' ssys 1 and D5ep IN
NAIL TRAIN ess ~, for purtrt AID Buffalo sni inter
aoSKGsS6 Gs PASSENGER ats m from foot oAarnoer.'.
Pierrnou;, or Suiorus snd ino oTmediste Stations
WAY PAssEN0ER a. p M for N"whursh' &dde'0wD
MONT EMPRESS At p. IN, for punsirs aud Buffalo.
The above Trains run daily, sandsys e1eePsd
,pd.isr, ans Nassrs FANS Railroad for Niagara FAILS at Bns
.u, itb the Syracuse Bnsanon Railroad for Syracuse
with 70, s ssaa ssSs sS1ip S s. s6 Ses%ss sswOs
and Western railroad for scrntoni at Horneisyis with ne
and DSiTs with the LesSOTs Railroad Tor Cleveland Gin
'sA'' '"'''' O''is aEApIEY Assistant rre.idsn.
NEW-YORK and NEW-HAvEN RAILROAD.
~ lsss WINTER ARRANGEMENT. 1854
Conlnepcins November l. 1888
Ps~ehser station In New-Yosh, corner Nths ana fhsv
''s - TRAINS LEAVE SEw-YoRx
ts m For Rridssport l. s. a. N. Ce,l; iais AS tc.)
.:es .ns s:s m Sor Milford stre,,oId tsiIscld sGS:A
q s''rs IA as teaI sai' SIS i;s $50 For 3.
.r1 NJ 1.1i lsa5 "a !S s4s sf SIS SIS 80 80 ss m
sas .es ss SsSssi And intermediate s1aOps nj i2;s
CONNECTING TRAINS.
srssrd s n ,,S rs M For e.Usa connsSS"s 'Hs
ns,s sa,Sad !. Mo1, e. sI1 for Cana Railroad
c9io R.lOad s.sssacs . s.iroad in ,l'G M
- '"f SNaouy snd Eorw aA Railroad, O. N.
.rp. "a JANIS h. HOYT, superintepdent
- + NS Sf V ANA RAILROA
THE GREAT CENTRAL ROt,rE
The rennylva anis Rarosd connects Pi,b-sh ,, ,.u
rosd TO and from s. Louis Mo Al,on, IA ana chic.ro
u frsn.or, Lexington ana Louisville XIV. Tr,, HsSss
naeon Lafayette aud ineaaspos lad; Cincpn.,, pIe."
epnsneie beh.i ntsire Ssnapsky Toledo Clsyrlsni 60
sns Lsnssve, hAsloD and Wooster Ohio. a. ,.S I'D 10.
ssam packet boat, fon and 70 NewOrs srs ST LOU, Is
vile and Cincinnati '' h"o'S
rtroua se' 10Y ne East can be hsa Any Of the .bvs
nrltiolsd places the West - ~ ~'''O
RsccAcr CBrCKUp THEorep
Passengers ~G 6ud this and sIpedor, A. An,
otb~r route ~
FAFE AZ LOW AS BY ANY OTHER ROADS
See bancbls, framed, n :he hotels Of tkis civ
fhoush Tcks:s further informs ion h.d At h.
seoe Of he
PkSNsYLvANlA RAILROAD,
10. ASTOR HOUSE, BROADWAY
a ELLIOTT, Agent
Sor ESiusr: TsSe:s sPpy a No sstery-pAce.
November ], 1883.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-15

NEW-JERSEY RAILROAl,--For PHILA-
IN DFLPHiA sad the SOUTH ard VEST a JERRY
CITY.-hal ara Ezgsrs ;nes rs-r New Yort a. .1s
ard All fsre IS rhrousn Tickets scld fr ctn
5iSnssi srd 70. West AID fo Sssoor " Ash-oa Sorios
k-: and throuFn checked 20 Wssl n lss
J. usus. ". WOODRUFY. As'istant suprEiniendsa
Nc he-gsF vii be received r sny russ delivered sst
5S~Sseo bfe.r n1bGt-s ~ oi the ..e i-svt
New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-15

Muror Agent FOR ihe sac Of TRI rsisrSz
PATERSON ". He will The TRIBUNE IL any pAr. Of
the city.
CHaRLEs O. GsER. New Po.' Office Bsdns 10 an Agent kr
lie sale Vi fHE sIsVsE ~ HAkTFoko, Coal.
Our ireIds ~ obtain THs rssySE ofy T. Nc.
EsLLY o.. AID OF OsrosN q CAkHAaT
wv. PiTroS, W,IrssVsy Com, receive. Tia TsiIsSs
.. II IL.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-15
bENNS NSYLVANIA RAILROAD. -

Il
Thr GREAT CENTRAL ROUTE, connecting .he a;i,r
tie Ciie. with Wes.rru Eon South W-,;srr
St2es e1uHuos Railway direct 1h.s kosd aso oorn"c
fttsbu xh ~b csiy , 81 st-sID-rs - al pos ~ -
WesteIr RiveTs aud t-yesns ano 5an9asSJ ~tr re
ali Vr:s tie No-hWes.rp Laseauss1s ths
G;rsc hSsp lnd ny witch fh[!ob: eAo
.orysrcsc e. anf tom TIE Great Vest .,.n -.
RATS EETWfFN n PHILADELPHIA AID fIfISbuhhf-
yssr ClAss-hocts Seoes Ea;s lGe Cap, ocn rs cent?
ory Goods I'm osss, es~s sd u1nS't p'""'"( fc1H
ocSrs snG bairt) Feathers Fnrs kc...........';)
~, s,i..i D,rv. tin cssis Hard. 81 osnts4
Leather lin Fu1 ss.c boxes W 1901 aiia siirfP "
f-hs, EsstnsTd Ar.....-..--..--.. :'''......'
FHIsD Ci..ss.t lvls, s:~ei Chsn, lp 50 cant.
Hemp baron rnt Porf, .sfeo Ioose o " q C., - 100 y
Tobacco insuui., .gsed, except Cigars or .ut &c;
sr,sTp Ct &C. -CoG-e sisl Bacon, Beef si5
I -, -, rw .re1 Lard snd Lard 45e.n.s
~ - "a, ,sb German Cav Tar Pith, 100 o.
kosn, ke............ ...''''''''''''
fLous- = ubi. Gn,l further nutr"-
ex.s- y ~ n Until further nntics-
CoIrox- a.lr exceeding so weight, ur.! fu,tbes
notice. -, - . -. . -
f,,ist, 70 The Vct; until Monday tho l5ta ;nrt-
81, ,hipLs frOn yt cast Of Phlzdeipns be par
nia, ~ rssrs ta avis P-nnryvsnis Railroad AL
.ooos rous,nea gents Of this Rnad Phsdepbis
P,.,sbcrsh II BE- fora srded without Ges.u;oD.
YsricHT AGENTS Harris Worn ey Co, herphis Tenn
e. s. srss Co.. St Loas, p O'Rslly Co, Evansville,
nd Dumesnil Bell Co, and Carter Jers, Lossyile
KY B. C. Medrpl Hsdison Ind II. ". Brown Co. and
Ohio Lsecb Co. No. "a Klts.st Bos,on L-ech Co. No.
Asor House hewYors, ana No. South Wilhsto-st New
York; r. j. sneedsr Philadspbe; Msssw Koons Bait.
more: D. A. Step- art, Pittsburgh
II. u HOUSTON, General FREIGHT Agent Philadelphia.
IA SCOTT. Superintendent AitooDA Pa
New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-15

TOR BOSTON and PROVIDENCE via NEW
II PORT and FALL RIVER.-The spleniid and superior
.esmer METROPOLIS Capt Brown leaves KewYork every
TuEsDAY THURSDAY and SATURDAY a. ) oco;s N,
and m. EMPIRE STATE, Capt. Brsyton, on MONDAY.
WEDNESDAY aud FRIDAY, at O'Clock p, H., from Pier
Nc3NH ..
Hereafter viii be regarded secured 10 any eppi
cant nj IL the same shsl have paid for.
RGatto Boston i forwarded Though with great by
AZ Express FL isht Train
WM. BORDEN AGENT. Nos. 10 aud II Wesi,s.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-15

Cesai.

PURSUANCE of an order Of the Surrogate Of
tb. County Of NewYok notice 10 hereby given TO all per-
,ont having csius against JOHN WILLIAMS late Of the CRY
of horse dealer and drove deceased 70 present tn:
,se with vouchers the subscribers ct the ohco II
Richard Carmsn No O93 Broadway in the City Of New
York on or before the fifth day of April l85lDsed New
York the % day Of October, 1858.
ROBERT HENRY, 4 rx.cr,o,,
RICHARDF. CARMAN,} T'eo"'''''
MARY r. WILLIAMS, Executrix.
MOTT, MURRAY. HARRIS, Attorneys,
"A 1avenM No. 20 Nasssu-st.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-15
ntEamnuaIs anh Eailroaos.

mo ROSTON TRAvEJFRS-CO and
sApFTY IN. oublc are informed Ina. the Old Colony
.rd Vail River Rsiosd Conpsny have a,hed 70 the p1,,n
b.Tns rbs u,iou alre1dy nsDy Of the be'
rosas Of ins conny promotes degree Of security -
s,s so nror.r-y IL kar"ei MANAGES Who
ss,rs n, avail itsn,eyea Of every inrov' - Tor the safety
Of nfe arr surs,d examine this Every de oe'ervaon
- =, -, 80, s;.ev .at application % III" bratss
sn1 b "a AZ rood b. for Ordinary purposes IL
no vsp In the preseDoe Of daurer TINS GomPiy ~ flrsh
.h sscire, for all Of road, and warrant them
70 0'"'"s' 'A' u. 8. r r. CAR BRAKE co.
w. C. CK.AMEk Secretary,
No N Y.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-15

NETWORK AND HARLEM RAILROAD
IN COMPANY WINTER ARRANGEMENT
On and after MONDAY Nov. g. 1885, Trains will leave 18th
IT., New -torA, as follows:
s:2aa IN. For White Plains.
s,SDe a.. For William bridge.
1000 IN Mail train for Albany.
il;3o For White Plains
$50 o. N. FOR WilliamsbTiogs.
3;uc D m For Milerton.
$500 D. IA. For Croton Falls.
k.0n o IN. For white Plains.
6:ihp For Whre fl.it irom w hi1e eho 0ent-essA
$3.50 M. For Wiliamsbriese
EKIUeSISG--Wi leave
5:,ai . IN. White Piains
Goa ub.. Williansbridge.
7:00s m. .Croton Fails.
5:nA. m. MilertoD.
3As M. White Plains
s:I5 a. NJ. Mail train from Albany.
10: 50 a M. .Wniainshrdge.
1880 7. M. White Plains.
$50 .. White P'aiIs
SEQ D M. Williams bridge.
VIM J. CAMPBELL, Superintendent
New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-15
Mf0irai.
u HIKAs TOOTHACHE REMEDY.-Mr.


III HIKAs TOOTHACHE REMEDY.-Mr
ing establishment of Mssss w. Jennings Co., No 5oo
Broadway, as sent In the following .taensnt ,o.,
very too'h.che The :ooth much dScayed,
had sehed months constantly purchased some Of
H. Hikes Remedy and it cured the tooth hay. 20; nsd an
Sold by H. HIKA No. Soi Phnce.s, Price . cents BY
mai ten tbreecent stamps.
URADDOCKs PULMONARY COUGH MIX
ID IURE-This excellent Medicine io the cure Of Cold.
ss hrs d 70 tn, Pss 5 & I. % bo,e 'ssS sss be
retaed the in the Cy Of Hartford Conn II is Of
date, and for The ft time publicly offered to The
citizens Of New.YeGh. -
It resdy Colds Group Sod wholesale by C. WELLS
Co. No us and at retail by The DIassists Pc
pared and sold Hartford, Conn. by JOHN BRADpoCK
Druegist ard hpoih"cary
MATTHEWS WATER OF LIFE, for the
I'VE Cure Of Cold, Cough Consumption aud Af.ctio OF the
Lungs Liver II the Teeth 10 process Of decay stop.
sound Atrndnnce for one week will make you than
you were before.
DASTILLES De FLORENCE, for IMPROv-
i mo The COMPLEXIoN.-Preeared and sold oy Nine
ri,,. No So Metro potsn Hotel aud a. No ls7 Bowery.
This compoiiop contrary all others when used 10 washed
OF leaving the pores tree from ell impurities rendering
the skin soft clear and fsr dssipang al redness an, PIN
pc reckes &c. and impsrug natural and charming hue 10
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