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Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1858-10-27
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LABORING MEN AND MECHANICS -
The following is an extract from one OF
Gov. Hammond's Democratic speech
.eS:
".Iruer4 Is the natural and aorHaaI
conditio,2 u the hebori"g "a12-'chito
or black. The great evil of the no tn
ern free society is, that it is burl2Arl
with n scryi|e class Of 0aecba4j"s 0hI
M5Dce-a unfit for self ..rvsrn:n MT, AMI
vet clnthnd with attliDut s aoh D.w
er~ Of citizens. NuSfer a. 4 s70rr is q
rcIQtj0n IA societu rs 22rcoS<GfY rs pr
rent and chiId> anil the northern Strttc5
acU hare to infrodUce 1t. The theory
of free government is n leln>lon."
Coz. Unnmon1 is a prnm.n nj IN NJ
Der of the United S'atrs Senate, AMI Il
leading member of the d m ,cracy Of
the South with whom the Northern
Democracy are closely allied, and al
WAYS unite upon questions Of National
policy. The doctrine promulgated by
G ". fIlmmonl meets the hearty ap-
proval Of the Southern wing Of the
great Democratic party which now
rules tn" nrtiou; MI which is now en-
deayo'ing to extend slavery over the
hitterto free Territories ofour country,
in disregard of the Constitution. G Y.
! H1mmonl is 4 man Of arkn rwIelted
Influence in his party. and the princ;-
piles expressed in III above quotation
are SILENTLY acqnie~ced in by the lead
erS of the Democracy both North and
/ South.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1858-10-27

PRESCRIPTION OF MECHANIcs.- The
B ,Ston Jonrn0J states that about one
hundred ship carpenters We're discharg
ed from the CharleStown Navy Yard
on Saturday last, on account of their
political opinions. Spies were sent in
to the neighborine villages, where the
mechanics employed in the Navy Y ard
reside, with view TO ascertainino their
sentiments, and list Of the Ropubli-
cans, American and Douglas Demo
Gratis were made ont. and those who
were found mon the catalogue were
discharged. Many Of them were the
best carpenters employed III the Yard.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1858-10-27

imperfect systems of Philosophy have
given place TO new ideas, and progress
i've researches have established science,
both moral and natural, upon theories
widely different from those which have
preceded. Some theories Of the old
astronomers i'll respect to our world
and the PLANETARY system, would seem
to moderns as the idle dreams Of the
sooth-saycr ChalcaS; and the specula-
tlons Of Plato as to the properties and
destiny of the soul would conduct I'D
on an ocean Of Chimeras where Pali-
nuns could not distinguish day from
night--theories as flnriful as the IA
mons story Of the Ia pies told in LIT
IN verse. Modern science not only
safely conducts the mind through the
iahyrlntn> Of demonstration, but meta
physics and religion have been diSrob-
ed of the mysteries Of bigotry and en-
thusiasn by the hand Of the impartial
investigator .. -..
Atlength VIC have fallen upon bright
or days. We live in al age foretold
by inspired seers, and of which the
old prophets diScorsed in the subim-
est language Of poetry-an are when
knowledge and its practical benefits
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1858-10-27
LET Life be q Life of faith. Do not

LIT HE be IlFe Of falth. Do not
60 timorou~ly about inq,iring what
others think, what others believe, and
what others say. Il seems the easiest
it is the m o>t Il ft1't thin n lite to
do this. B5EisJe Il. CAL God is near
Won. Throw yourself fearlussly on
Hin. Trembling mortal, there IS all
inight within your soul, which
will wake when YOU command It.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1858-10-27

Destructive HABITs.-It IS said
that the early bird picks mp the worm;
but gentlemen who smoke, and ladies
who dance I'll three or four IN the
morning, will do well 10 consider that
the worm also picks up the early bird.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1858-10-27
Smiles Fer Home.
By z. S. ARTHUR.

sad Ms. Lewis, her manner hall smll-
ING, half serious. -
Take what home, Caddy ?" and
NJ. Lewis turned towards his wife. Gu
riouSly.
Now, Ms. Lewis had spoken from
the moments impulse, and already
partly regretted her remark.
'|Iake what home?" repeated her
husband. 4 dent understand you."
'tT'hat smiling face you turned upon
NJ -. E wards, when you answered his
question just now"
NJ Lewis sh4hriy averted his head.
and walked cn in silence They had
call. i'll at the store OF II Edwards
to purchase a few articles and were
now on their way homo. There was
no smile on the face Of II Lewis now,
but a very grave expression insteaa-
grave almost 70 sternneSs The words
OF his wife had tallen him altogether by
sunrise; and, opgl1 Spoken lightly,
had Jared upon his ears,
The truth was, NJ. Lewis, like great
many other men who Lave their own
business cares ana troubles, wa in the
habit Of bringing home a sober, and,
too often, a clon1cd fee. TtwaS in vain
that his wife and hid en- locke | into
that are for sunshine, or listened to
lis words for tones of chccrfllnesS.
<'Ta1e that home with you, dea1.'- -
Mrs. Lewis was already repent1ng this
Suggestion, made on the moments inn
pulse. ll4r husband WAS sensitive to
g fault. IL tonld not bear even an
implied rtnsnre from his witc. And 50
she hat !earned to be very guarded in
this particular.
'iTakc that home with won, dear -
All, Inp [ wish the worl hal not BEN
said. There VIII b. ia tnr clonds nour,
AMI gracious knows, thy were dark
enough before? WHY can't NJ. L"wiS
leave his cares AMI business behind
him. and let Us see the old, pleasant,
smiling f,cp again. | thought this
morning that he hai forc3ttpn how 10
smile; bit see he can smile if he
trie% All! Whr don't he try at
ipn1r?"
So Ms. Lewis talked t. herself rs
She moved along bv the s. la orhcr hus-
band, who hai not SPOKEN word since
her reply to his query. "T~k2 what
hone?" Block atar block VA passed.
and street aft..r street crossed, ana still
there WAS silence between them.
OF roursc.o sai;l Ms. Lewis sneak
ior in her own thoughts. COZ course
he is offended. II. won't bear a word
from me. Tnight have known. before
hand, that talking out in this way
would ONLY make things worse. Oh
dear Tn Getting out Of aII leart,'
..XVhat then. Caddy:"
NJ. Lewis almost started At the
sound q her husbands voice, brea7zia1y
upon her ear in a softene,l tone.
s.What then ." he reDeatel tnrDino
towards her. and looking down into her
<hyly uD,urnpI face.
ssit wonld send warmth and ralianne
thrnuuh the whole house e" soi1 NJ
Lewis her tones all a-tremble with feel
inr
gym think So"
II 1,no,,. snr Onl,. 4r- i daor f,r
tb;s o,,', ,.re,in.r .
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1858-10-27
FERNS two Dollars a-year, in advance
RATES OF ADVERTISING.

OBITrANY NOT Is per advertising ra es.
CtnDs in Business Directors, not exc cding
six lines 3 per year
EsrRAY Notices, 81, so for one animal and g
.cnts for each additional one-raid il advance
TuvSgET. ADvER~isISG pa le in advan"
'EiAL ADVERTISEMENTS paid for afda
is are given
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1858-10-27
not to be disturbed when yours has los,
;tS ar.,,, l,.,nt

Again Mr.. Lewis walked on in 81
',nce, his face partly avelted; and again
wife began to fear that she had
spoken tao freely. But lie soon dispell
ed this impression, for he said.
81 am glad, Caddy, that you have
spoken thus plainly. I only wish that
YOU have done so before. [ see how il
is. Ny smiles have been for the ont
side world-the world that never loved
nor regarded ne-and my clouded
brow for the dear ones at home. f.,
whom thought and care are ever living
activities"
NJ. and Mrs. Lewis were now al
their own door, where they panScd a
moment, and then went in. Instantly
on passing his tkreshhold, NJ. Lewis
felt the pressure upon him Of his usual
state. The hue Of his feelings began
to change. The cheerful interested
exterior put on for those he met in btl-
siness intercourse, began rapidly t.
change, and sober hue to succoed.-
Like most business men his desire fnl
profitable result was even far in all
vance Of the slow evolutions Of trade:
and his DAHL history of fdixappointmente
in some measure dependent upon his
reStle~' authorizations. II. was no. as
willing to worI; and wait as he should
be; and, Ike many Of his class, neglect
ed the pearls that lay here and there
along his life-paths. because they were
inferior in value. to those he bopcd t.
find lust little way in advance. The
CONSEQUENCES was. that, when the DAYS
business excitement was over, his mini
trl! into 4 broodjno state. and linoorpd
over its disan,ointment. or looked for
ward with fa;j;nc hone in the future
for hope. in many tlIinvs. ha been lone
deferred. Aod so he rarely had smiles
for his home.
..I'ake that homo with Won dear"
wbisppred Ms lewis ~ tbcv moved
alone the nas>aro and hpf re tI,ev had
ioiDed The family, She had in.t,nctiye
CONSCIOUSNESS tEat her husband was IN
3., rn, nf ra1one,ng into his uenal ,4ata
Tn. u.ar,,;,,r ,,os ;nyt !, t;n,a
,.1,h.,{- ,.7,, tn, +ha ,.av-5.t,, eo;1 ba
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1858-10-27

TRANscESc cENTALTsM.- Amcri-
can paper thus explains this word -
'Transcendentalism is the spiritual
cognoseence Of Psychological irretra-
gibilitv, connected with concutient
alemption of mcolumnient spiritually
and ctherealized contention Of subsul
rorv corc-e-ion.n
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1858-10-27

8 Virgini. Trave'-sr and Ksntuckv y
Land ord.

4 traveller from Virginia. as his
hiooded horse, plethoiic saddle bars.
and naughty insouciance Indicated.
stopped at a comfortable wavSide inn,
IN kentucky, one night many wears
ago. The landlord was q iovial, whole
s"uled fellow, As landlords were in
those days, and gave the stranger the
best entertainments his table and bal
would afford, as we'll as his own merry
company to r.ake him glad. Early in
the morning the stranger was ND and
looking around, when he es!ied a rich
bed otnhnt in the garden. He straight
way found Bonif;sca, and, indignant at
what he supposed his lack of hospitali,
ty IN setting plain whiskey be'o e him
when the means of brewing nectar
were SO easy Of access, he dragged
him forth to the spot, and, pointing
his finger to tie bed of mint, he ex-
claimed:
7 say, landlord, will You be good
enough to lay what that is?'
"a bed Of mint sid the somewhat
astonished landlord.
-. 1A,n , ~; .3 ." se''se Se1i me what Is
| w W. III ~ H. ~ :.
:, " GU "o5i exactly Know, 'cept the
o, o,bnr o'rL 'a'h ,''ieS II sometimes WIN 1Ae
"'aTr ~, YARDS:
-. ''''s4 .t ''I'','''' '.:Ilc' 9aie n
' uAnd '-"l '-,1Is 10y % ~, ',s ," ''H>e' tl'h'
+,.t W NV, ~. Ho YOU i1ra" 70 tel me
;..;sS ;.a:' 90 ''0' '>''oN "'l"I mint J"lEp
>>vo4 ,o.,,+ 49, ou,ua4,.: II,
tao stro a,rd,.n r. '0'I'' ''''''9 IKE sage
va, &C., 81 amer;
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1858-10-27

LETTER FROM Mr.. SUMyen.-The
suojplnei private letter from II 1norablc
Cnarles Sumner TO a gentleman of Bos-
ton, has been placed in or hands
We are sure that it will be read with
eager interest:
AK, Slv0y, llth Sept.
Look at the map of Europe. and you
"ill find, nesting in the mountains be
tween Switzerland anil France, the it,
tie village Of Aix-les-B 3 tines, from th..
baths which gave it fame. There ]
am now. The country about is most
beautiful, and the people simple and
kind.
u life is devoted to my health -
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1858-10-27
Pt7tF9 or .yOB WORK

RATES or JOB WORK
fnll- Sheet .'ps eis 'irst hundred, SIS 90
Each subsequent hundred %
Half rrt Posters, first hundred, 4 90
zach subsequent hundred, 9 90
Quarter Sheet Pos first h"ndred, . 80
Each subsequent hundred, l 90
Eigh.h Sheet Posters, first hundred, 9 90
+ rch subsequent hundred, 70
Ball Tickets according to quality, first
hundred 50 to s. OU
No Jobs las rcd from tho office until paid fo'
New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-02
a s. nysws Aectios<-r
ny BANGS MIRWlN a Co, Trade ss!s
p.Pasrsssr or FNAscS, CoMrr2oLtES's OyglcS,
Nsw-yesx. OCT. :. Z2 y
EERRY LEASES at AJCTlUN.-By virtue

DtFAErsssr oF FINANCE coNrrao-thNs Wg5,~
TFRPY LEASES at AJCTlUN.-By virtue
f tie aatloty vrsrc ia kas oy ths Legislature % ss
s,se ard th- Or.nauces u The Common Com H. The cHHY
trlr .- public sscte, tr hara; aiGr' via -
g-sir ,ec-rity to- CIV hsl on : SDs = Wv -,
a o'clort p n. LEASE UP TIE fEkaf from tie f'k
o.Dd-st, r. r., NJ iors, Dtsr rot ~ 'Ps.sa ~ psa
iyn y tNi--s-u--a i1cudiug The Buis1ea-., Tea,
e-tsbshmesi, L,r.a - TEN fEAR> lfua e art "a!
OF G.y, 1873 80
A, sad place. s' Con- 'roler viii 'eu a. 2e oa
suction >. fh- -l-- bidder -i.qus Gr-y, LEASE
or THE FERRY az at asens e's i'.rd 's'H tae s'.a.
Bootl,p y D. .a.sbassll lAndins paes L
said Brooklyn sdjscut loog 9utA IN st. WIN al BE
rights rrv snd - dssntases thef4t eonn5 :. ss sSi.
T tio. ard v,rsnt. % The lsa.- be IN ,ns s.ual
form Of Ferry l-sr. b, en"Eed into ., ths Corp rso
Tie tsf EACH u tn above usnfa FF's ~ mae
10 lie requirements ol The C'y CcIe< IN reisf'r
rerr1-. sna contain cor-s-Es 0a the fa 90
rser it, IL 81 csaduc ard manage zoe SAT- fey aeSo's
sons crdnaLc-s bylaws IoN sss u
from tn se made 9r as-a ey tAr Iofs
rlon Corrrii ar Sts'- Lsgis' stur-.
CONDITIONS p-chaa,r OF the Ferry Leass sni ia
spTendases each - b. reqals-d - 'hr ale. to
tie .r II Cs ReyeLl-. 20 = per o.i 81
bio for iv annual r-ut, apiy tie fF oi s
cssr with the usual ovensnt>
,h, i.g.e to D. red to the Corporation lie viii BE-
our.d Obligation. ee .;nc, "Nscstst
ty osurec. hr wil execute b'sa Stl
r-e, TO b. approved BY tie LpHpsroer t ;hc psncasi
payment q the at; JrsEy ans oT 'he aai eF'e'
lion II The Tres ~ the ptctb-r
yrnsr ~ rsr ny tbe p1chs-er snd
l. D. urred by the COTPT ib "a
ia tion ,irf 5ukse1i prt mise proposs5
30 be !, l--s. cgrus ta' -. IN" "aSr.
ould the .s. Ferry Peek Sip D. purchased BY
,,l-d Tor the pnposet
o Tire Ferry ,c..dfrg tr landing B5Oos.yn
e. in ae parties S.nn,, = the sa,'at
t. be raic for the .sn- Il &. fLhbV OonftE"Lrf
New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-02
Boarb ano Ropms.

A MULATTO GENTLEMAN desires BREAK
"A FAST and DIsAER sta srePeoabe pn'a .snll, -as
Nc.i..s C.. Box No. 25 Tn Ofior
DOARD WANTED-ln plain pleasant private
ID ian, ni,er.ai.t pref.'Iedl, -bis .ir mi1st YAK
a Le ST. Nict.as HOt-, for boy Of ID ye2fA Address
ALEXAHDEG No. ~, broadway, - Y.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-02

I OST.-A HAIR BRACELET, on Sunday,
= Oct 81, IT, rsturuius frsm DR. Ysrsy's Chut 90"
Monroe place Ciarh street Fultos rre 70 IN cor ser s
Sands street Brook ya FIVE DOLLARS WI be pad oJ
by the subscriber Tor the return of the sane 70 him
II. B sHUTR. No - Broadway. " y.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-02

O7YiCE Asssicks GvAsO ConrANN,:
(No. 6S Wilhar,-s,-, COZ. OF C-dsr.D J
NEwfosK Oct H. 1855.
TyHF HOLDERS Of the SCRIP STOCK Of the
L AMERICAN GUASO co. hereby notified .h,G ne
fourth and .acE called aud rsGr payable or -
fore Dec ensuing the tern, Of sYbspnn ane the 81
Of incorporation. II Scrip Stock on which the st
90: fsi u .orssnoe tie call o: Bos Of Trustees
Will forfeited Til forfeiture viii b. enforced or the Ter
nnstoa Of tbs cell fourth instadneut previous q
which th, sco-A Will received with interest
..os sep, s' and The :hd iItsrn; @i:h Interest ou
Ss,A l. 1856. BIZ order Of the Board VI Tf4st~eaL
JAS. 8. WYCKOFF. Secretary.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-02
Ccsau n:fumsrs, Gr.

ERASER RIVER sud SAN FRANCISCO
sP lAL NOTICE
Fss+ersvrs Per the sI.r
IL prs-- h~Ee iA~iE S.ss.<e board Pier No North
Rirg
THIS DAY. y l2 o'clock.
~ see ~ pcsi'sY "a i-lT Pa.-4- b =s-o q
REDt CED RATES.
by ;E.Es Sis;e sPps.tsteu.
l. " SIMPSON No. 10 B-sv-,<,
CALIFORNIA STEAMSHIP LINE.-Ya
~ NICARAGUA
Aarsss1- A,4Ille All P.aiGs ss.p CaaAi comFssH
Pr tnei5r..
aIUCED ssSE-t
Th- s,--n5is ..esaassip WAsHISiTO5. 40" sz1A
Cart. HEsss tEUseHILL.
Asvir Sr t,.rc Up sxprsssy 'or - Ca,nA v.l- oe rs
Ne.s Rc-. 81 <sys Psr No 81, HSrFa fi'-r new
fo-1-
Or SATURDAY the e.s ssv-GS-r, q, ? p
cayi1g rers sai ne Jaan Del ~e,e 70
Juan del sur VITA ths veIfno~n ND ees-
fYRMANS Cspt- CsvEsDy,
FOR SAN TRANCiSCO. CALIFORNIA
cI-1 2as,e1 scco.cds..ors 70. re
snrtor. ana ,.:-y The s.h,cs Route b Aor
orr-y -rsrS ,za IL sooc srier ard the country s~Ahy
g,r-.s,.- snt rrsL sPyy ocy u tss seo- o. ne AFs<
30 RovtrxSr,sr, SsEfnrt
JOHN r. rELyE3roS, As-c.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-02
Honees to fef.

TITO LET-SIIITS of ROOMS or APART
i MENTS-to small families If cosrabic-in ,sc brown
tone building no Bower,, u ffom - - : 10 nonth
entire floors. Also fine large PRIVATE or BOARDING
No HOusJntt, Of Crosby, Broad
Wv pply the Ir-ui,es, OF - d. OATMAN No. lj3
Tl1ridr.st st2tnS p m. and Ste n the evening
ITO IET-The modern thrce-stOry brown-stOne
Il HOUSE No. 81 Heury--t, brSOkyn-ga. best"rs and
ster con rle.st low until the lst Of May loquire
No Js Hirkss. Bropkiyn a. o. - Bo~ory, HerTfOrk
WATER POWER with or without buildings,
N LET a: Nst,esvsn Dutchss Co.. n Y. tnqui-a or
~ rr.rri.es or Of ssrn soh@nck 81 Conrandts. Y.
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b B. fHAyEk. No. ssr...
s. ILAhIlC ROYAL MAI. STEAM ysU
- sATlos coaPASTs NEw-TORx ANp SAsE.r,
sTrAH TO ALI SAsTS or 1gFAr RRrr.m
oALtrA Ai lRpL "

To ssor-es ses Ps....e P.t~--- ,,,.,.,,.y
~. SIn.sosA ~. :. ,SA. ~. GALWAY STEAMSHIP LiK
ably osrer-d. sss tirui isara -i.h .,-ry.t,,, -,
j. 20, l.- .a.- .sreab- IT, 4.s.,,ss,r ~
tcf y-l- - = =, to ~e aat flrtl.r 49,. Va,
sNplkH ,arI'E.'. w. :.ssS., %,
y>rsos, Ia ,Tr- sr4ch ss-r dgsi.n.ts !, g. sse
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Pric. n ...a., .,clldrs r.. ue.,,. ~ ~, "a Ice e.
roatss on cslvs. - any o. - pr,~ IL, :. a f. -
sn, =; "a o.s-ss s'-:y :. s,~S rSs. FGs IA -
Those ~isrius sriAs th~,r fr,eaas ,4a pu-..
=, -hefr FassAEs N tsi-d ols-- frora t,.~.y q; ga
9th, elites IN 4rcsl Br,tAn sco~esfS'e b, r.l-..s -
hb-ra canis tAhl- -l - provided, scs ssos-i s-.A
bird css- rs-s"rs--s N NDi rcsr Gs.-,y Be, X.
va- tses'-l,e' "a Sn p'.l' 'a.' Gag ti ssssa
~ tFcsA .d pa..sse ars sS-t.r ps.sczlA, .,u, =.
sns 40 - sro~e~s, >rE Eesuon sor .rsxht ,us 80.
..o h. u.ae a 'ay IN y ~ Ssne,ny % ~s d.
ALNx HOLLAND. sNxss
Ne~.Ysrs. Ser, -. Isss
CTEAM u GLASGOW LIVgRpOOI- pv,
- FAST DUBLIN AID LONDONDERRY ~,,a.,, -, -
$50 Krsuru Tickets 70 sitI of The .ssvr P.oss red
~O''h' SI any steamer gso. s6 ,ae SsssSs. s"s ss
sDTSEUR6H, Cumming .safuRD.Y, OF - xns~
Rt-s Of Passage: cshia s7s; third els 'cuns viii 49,
sovis'ons. ss' Eor ffsiS5, o. g..:1s. -. ,.pP.yn
CTEAM To LIVERPOOL, LONDON, CiIAS
= COW, DUBLIN, BELFAST and LONDONDERRY, ~
LIVERPOOL without del'y srratly rrsuced s4 e.ry.s
y. Uu,,re = ai-s uAL The LlvFRPOOf, NEW rdf1
sud PHILADELPHIA STEAMSHIP c0HPANrs sslHS
Clyce bu.t iron Intended % AL sss
pROs sswrosk. -
SltiO... sAIuHDAY NW
CRY or RALTIMoRg Rg...............TH THURSDAY D~
Aud zach alt Thgrsdsy az ]. oelock n. hoa Px y
4. Sor-h River. .f nv
Ps,.-users vii bnd this the most speedy and ssa ~ =
s-s Cou-i
rShl f-uu N-w-Ycrk and Ph,isdclpiA
fhri-els.- N-w York II tho aso,e slsed
RsIrn tckcts syslable FOR sin
Passenger. forwarded 20 HSvre, Paris. HsmbsrL kun
snsrp and al part, of tl, Cou,in.ut sithaut delay
No7tcy -Th..- stesruers provided with every r1sn
70 iosu- the ian,-iistc -sn tou Of tire snd tbs sx -
eipir- .sfo'cej gth TegsTl 70 the a-- Of hsht.
Tor frrlh, passas-, spPy a. the ON Of he ve@Pg
JOHN q. DALE. No is Broadway, New YorL AsA
In Liverpool to WA. ISAAS Tower B-itae
EOR SAVANNAH AND FLORIDA 4
l. MAIL LiNE.-Iiie fa,sr,- steamship FLORIDA oa
l. Crureu. WI leave SATURDAY, NoveMbeg ~
o'co,k > IA rom Pier No. I, Moth River Cssn psss y
ssva1nah Sih Through kets syen u Nontsp0-ry Cos1
bus Atlanta Ahsry aud Macon Bll ~ is1ns signed suy
bo.Io. FOR freight passage, apply 70 SANL hrCalLk
SON. Ma is Broadway.
l'OR SAYANNAH.-The Amcricsn A.asss
Scns~ Steamship Company. dTst-3l.~ s.rs.sA2
MONTGOMERY, r. CrorkeE, CO oInandcf, ~ leave Ra VI
Cabin ps-ssEe, With unsup~ssed sccomInodatieal SA
Fsroush tickets 20 New OreSns. y 81 Noble sSi Nst
soru-ry. =>; Absuy Ga, ga; Adsntc and CoinnesA eS
Macon r2 Freight 10 ceuts toi sld PROPORTION ats ~
ias.raac ouellalf per cent. Apply 10 II
III b. CROMWELL c., No d "sssA
New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-02

ACADEMY or MUSIC.-PICCOLOMIN
"A UANGRi EDNEsDAY, Nov. s-IL rROvAToGs
WEDNESDAY Noy. The second and LAT Eight Of
Nile rIcC0LOMlNi,
M.esp.e DANGRr
svv TAe sr'a. BARITONE sisHoid %, yL1hESSh spsESSi
sEsIs =,
farIL TROvAToRs oou,aruoe ToDAY St The Aysae%1 o.
h.'io snd st B'rusns. ~ 81. snd At ; II 80 a. % is
ao'chck Scat. and oke msy be lad at 10 '''' ." ~'
On Tbur,a.y-PIcCoLOMIN FORMEs, GAssIER,
p-hS@i. opl, a. p~.rsSe "A Brooklyn the Aheneurn
e. o. f;d.;HM.l ';f :: ;l lSi t5a td5azz%S5& sySs
s.rs Ts. =, T a. o. SI ~ S1y y s
oepted 'pssfemen, WIN M' "'']1 10 aug N Havana
me en''"~"" THE GAzzANIGt NIGHT
wv sm Esr's q. q Of la FAv0fA' VITA sres, e
Ms9u oe DANGRI.
sTEFAEI GASSIER TAMARO
isfesr The sale Of Sat. for tho Gal1ansa ss- scn'
MxiiSEE oS THE PREsEyT SEASON
lROOKLYN NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
D-FoRMEs-Tks ypSio as ,eiT,9' informed that s
WI be SIiE sisIf 'iiccoLomIslpas CARL FoRMEs,
On THURSDAY NEXT. Nov which Sii b. mos, positively
The "'as af NJ, Il ri gfscJHdais He;t E;;Hl,T ''''
'N'''r'' CARL FoRMhs
Mile. P1CCOLOMINT
win sing NJ BriOds from Ia T,a'at" the con'cne partier
Inca o. ammermoor with Ga..ier, Forenza and Tsmaro
sud The do. from " Dou Pasqus" With Cad fOrmes-
CARL FORMES
viii sing The WsudereC' Gd STANDARD Bearer" and tho
Liberty Duet from 81 PuTitan With Gassier.
SguoI CASTER
the Largo a. Fasoum from thr Barber ~ seville
SsIor FLORENZA
II Bseo from al Trosstoe," and roma'ss from La Ira
vita" =.
Tie sale f seat. commences Wedresday, Nov at
O'Clock precisely Cad PIox's. No. 25 Fulton hosss
Bookstore No 42 Ataatcst, Brooklyn, and SoeAs no -
Wai.t, New Yort. .,n
Reserved '''''''''''''''''s m
New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-02

OrTIcL l., CROSSE AsD MILw.uksH R,iLRo.D Co,
NswYoRx, Sept 10. 1855
NOTICE is hereby given TO the holders of the
~ FIRST MORTGAGE LAND GRANT BONDS Of "A.
LA CROSSE AHD MILWAUKEE X. r. Co, tbss the under
ssned fDd Tie August pI,tdue Coupons os
rsr by uvrs 10 exchange therefor the Snns
FUND Bond. Of the COMPANY seventy cent. 70 To do.
xifh Bonds ara sscurea By Third Mortgage ms er-rs
ELe l2o uairs) Of read and upon AL It's poS la-a rsr
cises rolling stock aud al othsx Tsal and
s<:y bslsnsins ~ ssid Company: -
A. c HUSNESOS,
New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-02
MORSE ( COMPANY,
Noe 20 Wal and ~ Wiihsm--i- Sr~ vars.
y. p. Keller.
r. l. WALTON

OFFICE Triad AyESus R,ILEo.O Co,
nEwYoEx Oct. IL. 1853.
Y,HE ANNUAL MEETING Of the STOCk-
HOLDERS OF this Company vii t,Le pac. az their ofhce
Gjth .ud Gh-str-, WEDNESDAY, Lhr 10Th
d,y If November next u m et which time there will Dc an
ELECTION for thirteen DIRECTORS for ;he euslnz Scsr
The polls will % open FROM y s to Tue Tria-r-
will BE- cosed from th date until the lta VI Smp
SAMUEL 3. ISAACS Secretary.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-02
poinis, Oils, @lnss, &f-

.csOBURNy EXTRA 0IL-very .. .upesriD, s.S,.. '9, =
yogK W QUINCY Co.. S"'M''"