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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-07-15

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,rsi to May Fisher, both Of ii DoI.do Co.
A, stockton, JuIe !, James II. Burgess 10 bs'"r Jane
IN Ssr.n..io June Mr. Albert clarle to Mi's May Ann
10 San Tr.bcsoo b-ore Orn BAey .sq. Justice Of the
Pssc% the loth iDst Mr. John A. Losrr aud Mi~ Mary
In ssu y,., SAINT. Clara County, June Matthew X Smith
Al s.n,. ei.I. Jun. 6, rbon.. Boyt~r to Mary hoIoy
10 smith K1tf Valley DtlNcre County Msyi J. H. Smith
70 z s, Re-; Is s Chm % n" John
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In Sen Diego Msya MI John Barr 20 Miss Magic, sIdes:
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Al Orcvs Butte CosLty June Ac'tD Morris To Matilda j.
ii low. Hill Placer County June g. N B. Ste~" to Leo
SeSh: 1T Township, Yubs County, Juues, H. Pratt to
American Ranch shssts County June Geo Sheridan
to n ssSs1s r. sn n ci.no~..h to Ch.,,t. Pu.On.
Al scsitou June TO- william H. Geddes County Recorder Of
Al Oh va June y; h.!oI samuel Wood u A. to Mise
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Died.
IL Sc, Jc.t. J.le g. Ma hasdia1s wife Of Me- Andrew
10 W,,,,is line ii. M. Navy Gear, aged 80 v~..s
In San fr.nei.eo yaIs T. RiebsfdL f.nt Of Capt
.ns Jcspt!s wlii,f ~ Is months Nd 10 day. ~,
In San Fr.ne.co, June 49, Levi g. snowhh Grmerly Of
srsscod ;ssd ss0~5 81 yss" o, rAo,.. and Loo,
IN Es3;1:s, Jun: q. h.ssi. chs,s. sed u'5s. A.,
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In Erss Coury Oregon May l. Geo. Chtwood, printer
A. N.ps JuDe Lander n. Chapman ssed II usnsAs and
At Per.rs Oregon June Warren Fuller rs,.vs Of Ns"
a. Ic..e r. Sacramento County, June infant child OLA
At Auburn Pi.eer County, June LAu. o. Sinclair eyed
At Trinity Centre June Elizabeth H., wife Of Leroy ores
ory Sgd II year. - manu- .,a Flap.
NoIsross .ssd ysss and uOL:As
AZ Levden. R.niA .. ihs 2! ire. KeoAi,AA or o''rs
w'ss k.O'i. 80 :s;S so:s IF Mr. roo
M Edward Ges boehkesper IN Tie house Of Aes'r' Aop
IN s.n Pan .i;eo June H. Mr. Patrick Cosey native Of Ire
In San FrMe.co, June H. Mr. John HANNAH, formerly Of
Al Cote CreeA trinity County. June Emauo. E1os,
native Ct We Western Isles he was hed By the cs'Heh
In Nrvsd. June 3, NJ. jobs Smith, .s<d q years
At Ys Ypbs Cosnty. June 5 Lucy b. ds1;s'sf OF
and esr pcoet<y, ssed 10 years. monte ADO a''"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-07-15

We ole Indebted to j. f. Patterson, esq, purser OF
The Star Of the Wet and TO Wells, Fargo g. Co.'S
Express, fer valuable favop.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-07-15

The losese of the Chinese put down at so 900;
and the total less Il estimated at 500, 900.
On the 4th ipet. the town Of Asriposs YVES burned
down. give you . list of the principal )oeen:
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-07-15

sumber being probably about correct he trbss en-
eseed were the Spokans, the C9ur AI~nes, TIE Flat
Heads, the Pe'ouse. the Colye, aud the Prpd
1Orsiles; in fact, nearly all tie tribes which y.it
the district Of country between the Columbia and
SnaAe Rivers within 400 miles Of their junction.
The total number ofwarricrs Of ,bese tribes !. shout
as follows:
New-York daily tribune., 1858-10-29

The meeting of the supporters Of Mr. HORACE
With District, held at the Cooper Institute last
night, was gathering which NewYork may long
remember with pride and satisfaction. 1t was
remarkable not only es great popular protest
against the dangerous assumption that the Prcsi-
dent is to control the legislation Of Congress and
change the creed of his party at his own pleasure,
and as spontaneous movement to sustain
courageous and incorruptible representative, but,
above all, as uniting men usually opposed to each
other in political contests in common effort of
patriotism alike credable TO themselves ard full
of good Omens for the country. Ii is certainly
time for the feeble old amateur who assumes TO
play the tyrant and di,tatOr at Washington 10
trcmble at his usurpations when he sees men like
Dauicl Lord, John MeKeon David Dudley Field
and James Brooks combined TO put them and him
down together. Indeed We have not of late seen
anything more cheering in our politics than thi,
great popular movement by which Mr.. Clark in
this City and Mr. IIaskin in the IXth District sre
70 be triumphantly returned TO Congress, in spite
of the patronage of the Custom-llouse and the
Post-Ofice Department, backed BY the Indecent
use of the personal influence of the Pres-
dent. For the election Of both these gen.
tlcmcn by overwhelming majorites is already
perfect moral certainty.
Coming down into the With District we fad
the Opposition happily united upon GEORGE
BRIGGS, popular citizen who has already twice
represented the District and who, though an
American. is true in his hostility TO every shade of
Lecomp.onsIn, and WILDE heartily supported by
Republicans as we'll rs Americans. He is opposed
BIZ Elijah Ward, the present member, gentleman
not superior TO Mr.. Brgg, in talents or personal
quslitiss, ard an utter and hopeless Lecomptoni,c,
ready TO bow in the dust at the command OF
Power. and sacrifice every thing for the smilo OF
patronage. In 1856, Mr.. Ward had 500 votes to
i,ioo 70, Mr.. Briggs, who was then running Is au
exclusively American candidate. and & loo for Mr.
Nye, Republican. AT that time the Opposition
pcl,ed 500 votes to Wards 6,5oo. and be cor
New-York daily tribune., 1858-10-29
The California and Salt Lake Vail

ST. LOris, IhuTsday, Vrt' - iS'
The California and salt Lake mail arrived * ~
.Jo,ph on the e3d iI-t. Fight passengers came lIoui
San Frsrorco To- Salt Lake. among them M'' " A''
lace. editor Of TIE Ako California. en- route 10 Ne"
Hampshire.
Nr. Wallace speaks in high terms OF The 'nlHoft' "a
AMI Salt Lake Mail line. The ~es,her "as u"'' '"'
grass GOOD. and the Indians numerous. lao ''-
.. of Csr,o Valley were asking for Territorial
government. ,ooo.
Ccl. Andrews Of tie Sxth Infan,Iy. with ,ooc mea
and $50 wagons. were net at Alkal Springs en- route
10 Besicia The ms left Salt Lske on the 2d INST
Everything wss quiet and prosperous among tue
ss.ni.. The L. s. District Court was in eSsion. Judge
Sinclair presiding
The Grand jury Was composed Of wagon masters
and al Inountaiueers.
Severe storms had occurred on the mountains,
and several hundred animals hsd been lost.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-10-29

President Benson Of Liberia furnishes yindica
tion of his course relstive to the Regina Co affair
which We publish on another page. Although the
charges of criminal completely with Captain ST.
mon, had already been repeed, and to most minds
satisfactorily it is gratifying to read the bold and
indignant denial of President Benson himself. 1t
seems from this communication, and the history of
the whole case, that but for the extreme prudence
and forbearance Of the Liberians, they would have
been involved in q difficulty with the French Gov
crnment, such as Portugal now endures and sub
ject to ra"lamatons which would have been ruin
ous Liberia deserves credlt ~. Io- skilul conduct
throughout tLis most critical affair.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-10-29
The Allegheny Anti-Tax Case.

PITTsBURGH, Ia, IhuTsuayi VoI. % ToV''
This morning before the full bench OF the supreme
Court the case of the Commonwealth ex rel. Thomas
versus the Conmroners of Allegheny CIuoty was
the respon6.pts TO levy railroad tax. George Hard
ing for the pettioner opened the ease and snggesed
ar amendment Of the record by substituting tho name
Of Zacoheus Patterson the new Commissioner tor thst
of Jacob Toner. whose term Of Office has expired,
which was agreed to. The gentleman spoke for two
hours in an able argument, which was responded to
by Thomas Williams in behalf Os the respondents,
Who opening his speech, referred TO the record as de-
fective. Alter some discussion, it agreed to
waive the objection against the application on the
ground Of niorrnalty Ne spoke nearly three hours,
and was listened to with much affection. Mr.. Mere
di,h will make the closing argument. Great interest
il manifested in the Gaze, and the Courtroom wac
csywded al d.y with spectators.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-10-29

We have just been looking through the heart OF
our State, and chccrcd By the general activity
and energy ofthe canvass on the pas of the Repub-
icans ONEIDA, ONONDAGA, CAyUGA. WAYNE,
MONROE, ORLEANS and NIAGARA, are preparing
to roll up Republican msjorties that viii astcund
the Lecomptonites and delight their adyerssres.
Their vote will surpsss that Of any past year but
1856, and fall hardly ten per ccat. below the un-
precedented poll Of that year. Our friends are
holding from three to six meetings per evening IN
each of these Counties, and these are almost
uniformly large and enthusiastic Perfect con-
fdence inspires our ranks nobody asking who
" II be elected Governor, but how heavy will be
Morgan's majority. There may be some unfore-
seen drawback in some out Of the-wsy District;
but. unless there should be, there will not be s
single Buchananite elected to Congress above the
Hpblauds on the East side ofthe Hudson, nor above
Cat.biu on the West Of the river. If there are
more than five Buchansntes in the next Congress
from this State, they viii be elected through the
influence Of feuls in our own ranks, for which
there can be 10 adequate excuse. We are con-
6dent that not htlf go many Administration Mem
hers viii be chosen from our State this year as
there were IN l,,t.
We state these facts not to parllyie eIertcn but
~ stimulate il. There is stiil work "a be done,
especially in the Counties and Townships in which
,be Republicans are anhshi.uated TO victory. We
would ike TO hesr specifically from Queens, SUI.
folk. Greene, Schoharie, Warren and Hamilton.
We apprchcnd local feuds may impair the Repub-
lcan rlsiority in Lewis, Allegsny and possibly in
Monroe also. We fear st. Lawrence viii fail 10
call on, her full majority BY at least One Thousand.
BUT. after making all conceivable deduction for
adverse influences, wo believe EDWIN d. MORGAN
y i'll be- chosen Governor next Tuesday By At least
Twenty thousand maiority, and that the whole
I.publican State Ticket will have st leas: that
number. The County estimates of jddicious can
yss.ers would justify higher claims, bat We prefer
70 keen within the limits of safety.
Does this prospect Parsly1e eHer'ion BY show
inc il 70 be needless On the contrary, il impels
10 uuuon,ed efforts. There had not been 50 much
solid. telling work done in any preceding week
ss has been doae usdsrths Inspiration of approach.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-10-29
From Albany.

ALBANT, Thurstsy, Ot -ser y, Isjs.
The prominent Hsrd-Shell Democrat. iucutipg
Attorney -(;c.ersl Trcmsnr. Gcrcral Gsnesvnorf,
Ro.u- W. Peckhsm, w. W. Wright, Col. Ha milton,
and o,hers are about to issue letter calling for tue
roet earbe-, support of the Democratic t'"ke', and
o,u,.nny Demt crals against being iEu need by tbs
action Of cry Democratic paPrs that may lave bcen
purchased ty the Republican,
TIE American. L,ld quite a iNge meeting ls-t night.
.rd ;,do-Sed Il nomination Of John d. Livingston for
Consre.-. Tie party is. however. divided, many de-
-: -. mower of the General Committee to tlI the
vacancy and declaring 10 favor Of Mr. Reynolds
IT, S,,,,-,,r does rot hci-, Nj Living estons name
New-York daily tribune., 1858-10-29

Plain people viii be puzzled to understand the
claim Of The Minnesota Pionecr 70 usJorit! ID
Joint Ballot Of the new Legislature oi the youEg
Ucrr,,is. cf the Northwest. Tee mode is thi.
Every Anti. LeconPtcn Democrat, Including several
elected with Republicans on regular Opposition
tickets il .et down by The Pioneer without qualili-
cation a. Democrat, and thus result Is forced
which va. never achieved Ii il just as If a
LecomptoIiie should undertake a week hence TO
r,sk. ou, decent l.t OF Administration Members
Of Conrres. elect from this State BY counting IN
John j. Hs.kin, Horace L. Clark, Philip llamd'
ton and John II. Reynolds. Minnesota i' as
thoroughly Anti.Lecompton and Anti.Bushanan as
Ohio.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-10-29

The steamer 50. Louis, which arrived at this
port yesterday nine days from Aspnwall, brings
the California mails of Oct. 4, aud ! i72,919 in
gold. The news is not Of startling interest. The
laying of the Telegraph Gable was celebrated with
surprising pomp and circumstance throughout the
State The lawsuits in the ease of the mammoth
land claims involving property TO an amount Of not
less than $40 000,000, were in course of argument
in San Francisco. The returns from the Fraser
River mines continue to be mcsger.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-10-29
Accident on the Buffalo and
Corning Railroad.

C0HsING, \ y, Thursiay, Oct. 3, IS5S.
The night express traiu Wet which left tlis place
AT = oclock this morning for Buffalo ON the Buffalo
Corning and New.Y Railroad. WAS thrown from the
track between Conesus and Springwater, fifty five
miles north Of Coming. Mr.. .. Nnrd "a drover
s. NJ Reed OF Greene Chenango County, and az
infant were killed and other person, whose name
is unknown is 70 severely injured that he cannot 1--we
Fifteen others were somewhat injured.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-10-29
Vermont legislature.

MONTPELILR, w. ThurSdhy, OCT y, NY
The Legislature, in joint Assembly, this afternoon
elected the following named gentlemen judges Of the
Supreme and Circuit Courts: lsaac +. Redheli Of
Windsor Chief Justice; Milo II. Beunet Of Burlng-
ton Lake L. Poland of St. JohIsbury, Asa q. Adds
of ST. Adams John Perpoint of Nergennes, and Jas.
Barrett of Woodstock Assistant Justices.
The Hon. Edward Everett is in town, and delivers
his Grafton en- Washington in this place this evening
New-York daily tribune., 1858-10-29

ing victory. IN that now closing. And the WORK
vii no. sluchen hencefof,h ~ the eud.
Republicans There are but three days more
for preparation. Are you sur, that the voters OF
your town-hip vii all come out IN case next ue''
day should be stormy II not, we entrest you 10
make il sure before tomorrow evening Let your
watchwOrd De PENN-YLyANIA as you advance
with steady, elastic step to glorious triumph
New-York daily tribune., 1858-10-29
Netug1ork daily Ta-ibn,re
FRIDAY, OCTOBER %, 1863.

The telegraph reports another railroad accident
within the borders Of this state, but gives no facts
enabling us to judge whether it was really an
accident or not. The night express train west, on
the Buffalo, Corning and New York Road, was
thrown from the track yesterday morning between
Concsus and sprngsater. Sixteen persons were
injured, one seriously, and three were killed.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-10-29
r.. ST.rFORD's OLIVE TAR,


IsoN ASH sri Puus powDsES
Cure Lre1ses cf the
TnkoaT, Lrhcs - BLOOD
The Powders 49, directly OF Tie
BLOOD,
Imrartirg Tone sud 1igor 20 the System. -
Tee follow edofisi by Aiis 4. Leonard we
Of The Rev. Di. Leonard Editer Of The Exeter NJ H. Ne"
Letter, - lskt - from tta paper %! ApfIl :, lS1o:
pP r. SrATFoRD's OLIVE Tar As ihs u tue season of
Coas Pulmonary difcu>, would again cat thc a;t
f, OF srg rnrs his invaluable Remedy We hsye used II
over q confidence in Us efficacy Teudy
fo the which prcrcrbed. We haze also useo d.
STAFbogJs Powders and have great CON
GAeurc TONIC impartu- To the system generay
S;rcg yizor W. have tested bo aud know that there
bot the slightest touch Of Iackey mposuie connected
" n them they compounded BY Practical aod ScentIc
Ceujs aLd made coLi.nabo 70 al scc st= sno"eas "i
Physioloey.
We haze olso te,fisoniqi, from:
/. V. FOWLER esq.. Postmaster Of New YORK
SiM,os DnsrER, esq, Banker, Nov / oTs.
Gyoycr Law 4. 60 9Th .av., New York
J. II. LADD, esq Fob. Of The dependent, y. Z.
Rev I'd. BEICHT, EGiter Of The Examiner, Now orhs
X. Is. CoLMAS, esq, late Oi Astor House, n. I.
THURLOW VI ED, ,s1., Albany y. !.
Con. DUFF GREEN. WashiIttCD, ID. &.
JoHN NJ BAKk.RD. esq Boston, Mass .
sINTos LFLAsD, esq, "a, trOpubtau Ho,eii Ncw-Io
Hon. IL Cook. Buffalo, n Y.
Gen. r. !. GREEN, 1esas
JOHN Y. SITFNBCRGER, esq, CahfoIAa.
-fad thcuscncso i Vfhers
Olive Tar 50 cents hottie Powders. package jfaek
sse. 81 80 at No. 3l5 Broadway, II to IosPnai
New-York daily tribune., 1858-10-29

\ nois, Lecomptonite Of Newark, y. j., met
colored fellow citizen few days ago, when the
following colloqiy occurred;
De,nocrat-I suppose YOU aggers all 90 for Pennng-
ton, Of couTse'
Af;1con-O o TO. captaul nigger. ant all gooi
There- same mean niggerT well mean white men,
and 'tev 20 for Ncrtendyke.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-10-29
Two THOUSAND NINE HUNDRED PHYSICIANS

rfu theTl IN then Ffaetltf. -,
Tar Kss>DsrIH PILLs remove IN an atnos, p cep'tp'
al uoxioEs .ccuruons anc paii sIf ~, Sotsr ne
Iet counte rbHsucr oy y n
BEND con roea entirely Ncgetaes they DO
expose thoe Who them DANGER tnen eneGt' ase
they s.l,ary. They daily s.d safely "a
Ias.e ID IL infancy youth. manhood, snd old age sr 20
10 the mos. cr''ics AID dccsto circunsSsnces
Id dTb shocs the snrnal faDcons but Tefofe ei
rdet s1d reesiabish their hcslth. -
Orr r1s Ae subject 10 ddAncy Of vated bic, snd It
"a a. InugrV.s s prevalent; bat HRsNbsfTi fiL'
aotd rvAssse and ecicrt protection. by their occs
sinr. rreveu. the cole con e those impurities Which,
Sccrt snaLs raueh danger 10 the body
I,,sh They liver complaint, dyrepsi, loss Of Gp
ps N the hcsd heart bgra pain IN mo breast bore
'rddc. f.n,aess snd cossens. weRiynae hundred COZ
tLc N their practice 20 the exclusion
S,, Zee gs. letter o. her vsoe yet scarcely
When they better known sudden d's'h snt
,entnuee sctues vii h. Of the ress Li 'hose who know
tbs " sptsi rieh; out in their favor. . ~
p,a';rel BsAXpKITsIAS OFFICE, No SA Csas's, Bran
,..hK
New-York daily tribune., 1858-10-29
Later from Mexico.

NTw.ORLE,Ss, Thursday, Oct y, Is5s
Tie steamship Mexico has arrived here with Gal
ye.ton dates to the .6th int.
TIE United State. sloop-of-wsr Plymouth was wait
inc os yers Cruz. on the 22d inst. for Mr. Forsyth,
the American Minister, who WAS hourly expected.
Capt. Dsblgreen had visited Gen. Cara at lam
pco and obtared ON him the promise Of repaIation
for outIsges on Americans.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-10-29
Later from Havana.

SAyAss,H, Thursday, Oct. -, loJn
The steamship Isabel from Havana on the 18th
inst, has arrived here. Sugars were firm. The stock
at Havana and MaItanzas was limited to 300,
boxes. Molasses was dull and firm. freights were
very dull and declining. Exchange WAS high and
firm; sterling IL a l5i T. cent PREMIUM and on New
York at % days, i0ii :, cent premium.
Capt Qnirg and the officers of the lost bark Phan-
tom of Philadelpha, arrived safe in Havana on the
lltb instant. The cook and steward were drowned
New-York daily tribune., 1858-10-29
From ROstOn.

boston, Thursday Oct. -, ls.s.
Thanksgiving in Massachusetts is appointed for
Nov. -.
IL Lowell las. night large wooden building occu-
pied by NOrcross II Co. for planning MILL and con-
tanning valuable machinery and large r.ntty Of
lumber was de stroyed Lors SO Oc0 mostly insured.
The FIRE was the work OF al incendisry.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-10-29
Marine Disaster..Ycllow Fever.

SATAssAn, Wednetday, Uct-A, ISS.
Capt. Hayden, Of the ship Gebhard, from New
York, IF Hattsras on Saturday, in storm, saw
schooner cspsiIed, bottom upward, and thinks al
board of her perisLel She about l2J tuna bur-
den. Her hui Of light lead color, and her bot
tom green
There wes only ore death BY yellow feSes IL this
city To- day.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-10-29
Illinois Politics.

ST.. LorIs, Thursday Oct. ~, ls5S.
DIR. Leroy denies through The Chicago Herald
having withdrawn from the Congressional race in the
Hid District vi Illinois.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-10-29
The Indian Empire.

HAIIFAA, Thnra'lHy. Oct. =, ISJS.
The steamship Iudsn Empire, Capt Courteoay,
from New-York arrived at about o'clock this even
ing and will ssil at abont noon tomorrow for Gal
way. She had terrific weather on the voyage from
Ncw-lofk,
New-York daily tribune., 1858-10-29
The 4. s. Agricultural Fair.

KlCRNOND, Va, Ihursday Oct. ., ISJS.
The L. :. Agricultural Fair grounds were again
largely stterded to-day. The Hon. Caleb Cushing
made an able address taking strong States Rights
grounds, and in favor Of the Constitutional annexation
Of Cuba and Mexico
New-York daily tribune., 1858-10-29
Flour Mill Rl,rned.

MADIsOs Ind, Thursday Oct. y, IsJ8.
Messrs. Shrewsbury & Prices Touring MILL one Of
tho largest in the country totally destroyed BY
fire this morning with thousand bushels of wheat.
The loss is stated =. $50 coo; insured for 10000
New-York daily tribune., 1858-10-29

An extensive fro was devastating the Catskill
Mountains back OF Cstskill last evening. The
country is very dry.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-10-29

REPUBLICAN STATE TICKET.
esse,.sv...........EDWIN ID. MORGAN, New York
II-us,.a.t Gees,ro,.. .ROBKRT CAMPBELL, sseaben-
csssl Cesai.ssa~. HIRAM GAkDNkh, Niagara
s.a. Pvi~s InY~0r. JOSIAH T. BvkRksr, Gin on.
Tt initial h.s bsn printed ir ss q or Issues K" We
beg friends prir. lae- tickets T. wiAsA right
New-York daily tribune., 1858-10-29
Masonic DediCatiOlls.

DoYLEsTowE, Pa, Thursday, Oct. u, 1919
The Grand Lodge OF Pennsylvania to-day dedicated
the Masonic Hal in this lace With al the honors
New-York daily tribune., 1858-10-29

- Mr. xosysn's C1ris.Sa nAzns Il printed
o. ysur bA1o4z Larl. s< Eas,a~s 1os EdsssA Il, u
soxLA 10 va.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-10-29
Thanksgiving In Pemnsylvamia.

HARRIsBt HC Pa, Thursday, Oct. 3 IsD5.
The Governor hs, appointed Thureesy, Nov. ls,
&c day for Thanksgiving in this state.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-10-29

RuuARps's Con LIVER OIL JELLi-lh no great
..,csa, fer CONSUMPTION oontsins 70 PsI cent c pure o
- Az, yrmtiv snot,a CoRio Cer2h syvs s-us'n
80 r cures III cough Also, sreeitc Tor rtae Conrpoh
~ Te ssdrr.sry tsec Circulsrl ks,.ied by Sashmss
- S...Susv snd 20 ~. j. Meakn No. efs bIosdwaJ r.
S,as Nc sis Broadway N. h. Hssris No $50 Ssass &C
=" .,.s.s Aseu,s RooT OAsKaroRT, NJ sis -.'s'.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-10-29
TRrEs AND PLANTS.

IKfFN 4
Co. EOw delivering IShhs and PLANrs aoi1
Aeit gfosihds Al
s.a iuy. the a noU oi buyers to hcu assoae-: Of
thrifty and wel-2rown ,,,
"a fSira .ra application, aud goods delivered
vitl, ers rAase on the sghsrf IN NewNe
New-York daily tribune., 1858-10-29
Yellow Fever at New.0rleans.

Nrw-OELtaSs, Thursday, Vct' -o' TOO.
The deaths BY yellow fevet IN tbs c'! yrS'etusy
were twrE:y Que.