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Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1858-01-07
From the New Haven Journal and Courier.]

Vlfc 4NUW IIdNVIf UV0IFIIHr
We call the attention Of the public to advertisement
in our columns, Of A. B. L. Myers Compound Extract Of
Rock Rose. We have not only confidence In its healing
powers from seeing Its good effects upon Others and know
ing the high estimate placed upon the Rock Rose by em
nent physicians but from personal knowledge-havng
used 1t ourselves with success Abundance of testimony
be found in the pamphlets which contain extracts from
persons personally known U.S. and OF high standing in
society This testimony be relied upon only from
the fact that the certificates from persons well known
the proprietors persons who would not en-
courage the sale Of medicine that was not of superior
value the public From what we have seen and know
of would cheerully recommend 1t as valuable heal
ing remedy j. NJ Henry Waterbury, agent for Vermont
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1858-01-07

WHEREAS, Mary Lorania, my wife, has left my bed
hereby forbid harborng trusting her on my
account as shall pay debts of her contracting after
this date. VOLNEY AINSWORTH
Calais, Dec 29th. 1857. 1O6w3A
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1858-01-07
PerfilalAerY.

UBIN'S, Harfson's, Preston Merrill's, and other
IL choice extracts for the handkerchief Hair Oils Pc.
mades and Restoratves Cologne also the EVERLASTING
FRANG-PANNI, at PHINNEY'S.
Under Shirts and Drawers of all kinds and qualities lat
" Oct. 9, 1857. FRENCH'S.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1858-01-07
Cutlery.

JONATHAN CR00KE'S and other celebrated manufae-
turer's Pen and Pocket Knives, nice ivory balanced
handled Table Knives, Shears and Scissors good
from the best makers, at PHINNEY'S.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1858-01-07
Liberation.

NliiS cerfes that l. Nathan Hill, have this day given
my son, Clark HILL his time during the remainder of
MS minority Therefore, shall claim Of his
ngs, pay any debts of his contracting this
NATHAN HILL.
Plainfeld, December Is, 1857. 105w5*
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1858-01-07
Liberation.

NOTICE hereby given that this have relinquished
~ 10 my SON. charles Lewis, the remainder of his mi
norlty and that shall claim none his earnings pay
any debts of his contracting after this date.
JANE C. LEWIS,
Morristown, Dee. 22d, 1857. R. T. LEWIS.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1858-01-07

HoLLowAY's PLLs.-The stomach, by the chemical
agency of its solvent fluids converts the crude
blood the liver furnishes secretion which for
system the lungs valize it, If the stomach is
diseased, it cannot produce heahful element, and If
the fountain Of life is infected all the that flow
from must be poisoned 1t is upon the stomach, the
great feeder of the SYSTEM the manufacturer Of the ament
which subsequently becomes bone, muscle, snew, and
esh that HOlloways Pills exercise their sauary inhu
ence curing indigestion in all its shapes, and thus giving
vigorous tone to every dependent oTga This is the phi
osophy of the rapid and thorough Of all the varieties
OF internal disease ACCOMPLISHED by this powerful remedy
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1858-01-07

SToRRS FULLER have in store, 1000 bushels Turks
Island Salt 1000 bushels Canada do 500 bushels Rock
do for grinding 1000 bags Dairy do reduced prices
the trade. October Is 1857.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1858-01-07
Comfort for the Aged.

The Montreal Transcript, speaking Of Wistars Balsam
of Wild Cherry. June 10Th, ssys-"We believe it to be
generally recognized useful medicine by medical men
aud we can state with perfect truth and sincerity that in
ohe case with which we are particularly acquainted
that eff an old gentemag, at least eighty years of age
residing few miles from this city, and is troubled at
times with an asthmatica comprehensive most decided
relief obtained whenever he makes of the Balsem
this, at the advanced period of life which he has arrived
at may be considered unanswerabe proof of its yir
tues" Look out for limitations.
None genuine unless signed BUTTS on the wrapper.
SETH W. FowLE l. Co., 1873 Washington Street. Boston,
Proprietors. Sold by their agents every where
AGENTS. Fred L. Smith, Montpelier; Holden & Leland
Middlesex; j. G. N 0. Clark Moretown j. NJ Richard
son, Waitsheld james Cardsl Warren Briggs Pierce,
Rochester; A. H. Bselow, Barre John P. Hale Planfied
Bemis Wells Marshied.
Joy TO rHE INvALD.-Persons afflicted with any of the
debility, dyspepsia liver complaint should try Perry
Davis Pain Killer seldom fails effect cure in very
short time. Sold by Fred E. Smith.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1858-01-07

1000 YARDS Cashmere, of tho old honest hame-
AOCO made article for sale by the pece pattern.
October 25, 1857. STORRS & FULLER
1R0 BUHEIS Onions for sale by
lcO Oct. 20, 1857. STORRS FULLER,
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1858-01-07
Salt! Salt! !

DENNIMAN Bates Lime, fresh from the kiln, at all
times on hand and for sale by STORRS FULLER.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1858-01-07
Flour
Of the best brands, for sale by
" STORRS &FULLER.
Axes =! Axes!
Lime.

NTORRS FULLER have received so dozen7Axes for sal
at manufacturers prices also so dozen Axe Heles
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1858-01-07
IN Office.

Duxbury, Jan. /, A. ID, 1855.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-10-02
60 nbom it map Concern.

A ADyERTlSINC.-By a judicious System Of
"a ADJ sDs in the Newspapers Of the Ceantry the Ars..
fortunes have been made in the quckcs, ne u may De
adop,.d conveniently a and thoroughly at the Sew'pspr
Advertising Agency of . ..,,,.-
AN6REW WIND. No. 1873 NAssAU-Sr,
who're al rqu.it. may BE- obtained he hss ben
with the the country the past twenty
Of has the best facilities ts for
warnr and paper In the United
stat. Canada. or Wee, Irdrs the lowe Thos-
who AZ, prrpsrsd supply the demand. of The country
reminded 81 th. 60 plet Opportunity which this Agency pre-
.sut . m.ins kno~r to s peops Of the coanty
IN their paper
Copies of pap.r ~, furnished 10 81 yvr;seu.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-10-02
NEW GOODS AND LOW PRICES.

NEW GOODS AND LOW PKlCEo.
THE FALL TRADE OPENED
CHAS. HEARD e Co.. NO 301 dAASD7Sf'
Having con rlet.-i our selection of
PASCY AND STAPLE DRY GOODS
FOR THE FALL TRADE Ia.
We you'd invite the attention Of cur patrons sni ~
ing the city.
RICH DRTss GOOCS
snbra4s .vprv desirable syle Of fore II sbrfc. vea w
more useful articles o. domestic laanufsc tire
IN PRICES WE DEFY COMPETITION
We would call particular notice % oor --y,r,
RICH SILK ROBES AND DRESS PATibhNS
CHEEH BAyADEREs
CASNELE STRIPS.
CANNELE BAYADEREs .
POLKA FOULARDo, ts, nc.
BLACK GRO DY RHISS AZ 5 s per yara, c,,.,s
LADIES RAGLANs aud CikCC LAhS
splendid Assortm-lt-
BLACK rHIBET CLOTHS - wide FOS shA"~S-
RICH FRENCH PRINTS, exquisite patterr~
WE WOULD ALSO CALL
HOUSEKEEPERS ATTEN IlCN
TO CIR tEEQUALED ASSORTMENT Of
LINENS AND C0TTOSs'
PURE IRISH LINEN sHTRT1SG5,
FINE LINEN sHEETIS0.
RICH DAHA5R DIAPERS, &c, &c
PiNk DAMASK NAPKINS at II Sdor-a
ALLFSDALK SHEETIHGS, l6f wide yy.'d
ENGLISH LONG CLOTHS a. 6tc- y yard
DOMESTIC PRINTS new styles, in variety; ,
Or4srs fror the country must - sccr.nca ~.oa -
oAAALI' hAAAP H.. >. 55r,ni.t
New-York daily tribune., 1858-10-02
8o farmers anb Others.

TIORsES for sALE.-I am again ~ The .i,si: hsia
,tth thdr y6vs kr.sel..s HoRsSs ~hes haze 80. .
= ..s .n,ss tlsn my usual from etssfsnI 80 o
70 ~ 80. thsao have twelve pairs oil sSfsht c~s
~isd Cosb Hor.e. tho ysry bss' ms sac esa e,,
s. n ,srx de-abis sinss Hofsesi and hso sesss :,
n.-s s ga Uor.es 4 sbAl remain with tbsm q ny ss
SsSs,s,1 urtlI The osy Of s-y>nsei An.t .'
80 ~, fr<aas and css,orasr. are r,sp'iDitt ~
WILT ~ Us w. a. .s.u.sIyts Nm JORAbEaAS' Ass~N
New-York daily tribune., 1858-10-02

IMPoRTAh1 To
DRY GOODS DEALERS.
Cae Of .as ..sor.-d se,cks -
FRESH CHOICE, ATTRACTIVE
ssos,7od pet ,ece-. ARRIVAL Ios. Ewope,
SOW ExrosED s1Ls AZ Qua
WAREROOM5,
eOd 80 CIIAAfBERS-ST..N n. Yr
30 rhcb ~ soic- attention.
Gree. tas.e 10 dsp,syed in our elscdon
DRESS GOODS.
Tbs yan.ty .ad style exhibited In hs p,rnsat lass
SHAWL5 AND CLOAkS. .
We have extensive assortment and o! ice no asonaos
shna. shape .os Fall ana Winter
SKIRTS, SKIRTS, SKIRTS,
ALL
HOSIERY. YAEKkE MOTIONS. WHITE GOODS,
LINENS. EABRoIDERIES CLOTHS AND CAsSlAERES
DOMESTICS.
We have .d- large purchase. fo Case and prepared 20
stv. srye-s At the very lowest figure - -
HkRRlhAC, CoCHECO, PACIElC, sPRAGUE NAN
PRINTS AND DELAIEES.
~ Dwisht Loa.ias wamsu..:
sHEETINGS AND sHlRTINGs
end other popular styles Of Dome'tacs.
DEFOREST, ARMSTRONG &c Co..
NoA 81 saa ~ CbsmOerS.-, NJ Y.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-10-02
ROGERS and FLOUR DEALERS

NJ Prepare for the
BUCKW HEAT SEASON
s.he Cor, P,charge Bag Mandatory Noa is is ,ss
Broads New.York YOU can obtain your rpPy Of h,aas
" printed BAGS suitable tor your ;r,de, vita ssy ..rs
printed that you NAV wish Our DESIGNS Cor Fou. asd -
whea, Bags unsnrpasscd style and hasA The rlxs
prepared expressly for aud sui, II ~
favor Us with call b. +. CLARK 4 Co
Ofce and Sales Room No is Broad-st over the N.vy
Corn EAchanxe Rooms.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-10-02
Houses ano farms n1anteo.

WANTED to RENT-A FURNISHED OF
w UNFURNI5HED RESIDENCE Ia a gentesl prsfsSo.
hood located below 25thst btween ftb and 6h-ays Gs -
family. Addres. Box No. lsl5 Post Office. with ons
WANTED TO BUY-A 2 or 3-story Bnd
w HOUSE with usual Improvements; must be locsN
the Seventh or Tenth Ward not below Cnton.s. Aad~
stating particulars A. w, No. SO Gocrckst., N Y.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-10-02
EDITOR OF THE TRIBUNE-pgAR Sn

IL You told week hs, woad talk 70 .A,s, n ~
r--o,- about our INDIA RUBBER SPRING BED .nS -
YOU aid for about loo<o called 10 them a ~, -.
4 all we wsrt Just present Please peak as,is ana .. -
DO AZ much sometime Say that they ke .eea ~
Cry.sl Palace, or st No. 50 Beskuian-st.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-10-02
fsst an6 founo.
priniins.

At EyERDELLs, his celebrated WEDDING
n cams .pedidi, susrsvsd only b. hsd Broadway
-. ~ pu.n, q. Orde.b mail sosd and specimens ..u
J,NCRAyING ssd PRINTING.--lIalfpri price
W.adur A, Home and Bssin.ss Csrds Bin Hssds Nt-s
Cbooi. Blis of Erohsnr. No. sKELLfs, No Fultop e.
JOB PRINTING DONE by AIRl--Oppo-tion
~ u st.sm Printing CARDS, CIRCULARS BILL
IyIns A. ri.p~r thar sv-r having in uss ~ drive our
Y,...c. ote 81 Yrie ..on's Csorio KnEinss
G C. SHELLEY. NJ. ~ bsresJ.i. cot Ors'nwish
New-York daily tribune., 1858-10-02

WALLACK's THEATER
w
REOPEN
TNAFEW DAYS,
POR THE FALL AND WINTER SEASON
PAINTED
REDECO RATED
UNDER The SOLE NAsAGEAESr
Mr. wHLLAcK
Stage Mansser............h M LESTER "ALLACh.
The COMPANY viii consist Of
", Iysrrn Mr. wALLAcKK; WALLACE; BRoUoH,x
wHETLEeH first appearance IL tA 's''iii ffL2fs pE0Tr
Mr. FLSED M BEaSHE6 si Nj ssspIhR sgfkSOAL
n. TREE, M HODGES or. sggP-s5.ace heroj,
NJ o" ar. JEyFRIEs " ar Oliver,
Mr.. JACKSON, Mr. C0BURN,
u ShkY M E9hY 9iSsos SLOAN & Mr. sESnoS
M.. hkSHsTIsK NJ HESRAbE 'b app appear.ncs @ S.r,
Mi. ORION S'' cAAAss NJ. STELLA Mis- rlSt a.. CROSS,
THE ORCHESTRA
Particular has b-n by the Manager to select for
pcr.ener They will be experienced leading of
NJ. J. P. COOKE
On the Opening Nigh, will h. produced
A NEW COMEDY
from the pen Of Stirring Coyne.
And metapbora musical scrorcsl slbnariu. hrs
ton of u passing eyru. written expressly for hi, Tscssr
y ''''' The SEIZURE or THE SEAS
Or, NEPruNf's DSTEsr
both feces will produced New and Superb
Scenery. Dresses, Furniture and Decorations.
tn, front of the Theat-r and Box.Otce
the upsrnendence of........ Mr. Thsodor~ Moss
Prrupter M ~ D.
The sc.uc department under the able
New-York daily tribune., 1858-10-02
EOR SALE E--HILLSDALE COTTAGE ~

Il sted the Village Of South Orange, ~ J., WITHIN
uines walk of the depot sixty minutes BY railroad 70
of Courtlsnd street, N T., and thirty drive
ark high ground overlooking the Valley and RsirosA
the Orange Aocntzn IN front with Of the finest pso
in the country having ten miles Of noiptsiD sceney
Mlburn TO West Bloomfield containing Of r''ss
der high cuhvsiion shade trees surround the boas
also about - fruit trees conssng of appl-s
living stream Of water forms the southern bos5ds
is well OF good water also. eistern which hods
The dwelling contains lt and clos-.s, eelai -
&c the psror Is lsr39 kitchen 9x2i with toctweos
waited oven hot and cold and st and hard
into the kitchen bathing with hot sHd cold wScf
barn IL S.6o with stall. for ..r horses. and for al
rissrs, beside harness room srAlAry &c Price "a
bali may remain bond and mortgage required inq
tns premises, at No. 81, Mulberry st, Newark s,urH
New-York daily tribune., 1858-10-02
LANES INGRAMs PATENT MOyIRIp

JAMES INGRAMs PATENT MOVABLE
u wATER-BACK COOKING RANGE, which csa b r.-p
.ed by snv per.on and used readily with or without v,,
Tie subscriber has got up this RANGE with Water Bah ~
connections in simple and perec, manner % remedy eve
Of breakase and leakage around the WsetBs .nd yuu
arly that If supply Of bc stopped which oA-a -
case by t.eakage frost deficiency oi In the oousv
repairing pipes &c. anything hs, may with the v
p place Of putting the fre nakns the Range unft r
4 can BE- regulated In minute BY p-rson and used er
with or without water which decided improvement, on IL
Old style and very much needed IL equal 10 others IN ev
other department BE- examination Msnsfsetup
aud for sale by j. INGRAM SON
Plumbers No S4 4th.sv. COZ Of 25,h-st., New .Yssh
B-Circnlars with full description sent 20 order.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-10-02
6ouses to fet.


~-~~~-~~~-~--~-~-~~-~----~
BOARDING HOUSE to LET, No.
- Franklin st. broadway few doors from Tsycn
Sa0onhis house has been recently fitted for boadr
house and contains suites Of each suite hsyidi
bathroom with hot and cold water and wsierc
besides bedroom and psroI Besides these suites there
eight single lodging rooms front basement and commoda
kitchen The whole house IL In perfect order the
furnished with handsome gasNtu and BELLS To lease fSs
the present time May M 1861 The house be ds
from For terms, Ac., apply to j. BI5C0 NJ
lj3 East Sd ~.
HNO LET-HOUSE No. II North MOore-st.-T
i attic brick Dwelling House,
North Moore contains rooms with convenient closes
and pantres and vault for fuel under the front walk has S
painted zhout. Rent $500 per Poss-sx0s
Immediately Apply TO ALBERT A. MARTIN, No. rs Grvss
wicnst, corner Of Warren.st
VNO LET-A frst-class HOUSE in 23dst.. near
Il 9hay opposite Loudou.terrsoe Apply at No 20 nh-
corner Of l2ds, to Mr. $. GREGORY, or e. BLooo-
GOOD.
WATER POWER, with or without building,
w to LET st Msteswan Du,chess Co., N Y. inqu. -
the premises, Of Sanl b. Schenck 81 Courlandtst
New-York daily tribune., 1858-10-02

NIBIO's GARDEN
IN NoTicE-Tle public is respectfully informed that in
sequence Of The being required BY Mr. Bourccaut this
evening" rehearsal the scenic and mechanics effects
h drama which have been in prepsrson for the last
months the stees Of this Establishment this Garden
WILL BE CLOSED TONIGHT
SATURDAY Oct p
Til. great romantic drama IL three h,s tbles1X
entitled PAU|hETIE
will be- produced for the first time any stage.
On MONDAY NIGHT MKT, Oct :.
THE NEW SCENERY
by Ryier- sherwood and fredericss.
the ard direction
The AUTHOR, Mr. BOU RCICAULT,
devised and contriyed scenic effects OF Tpans
spendor and ingeuuy-the of thu establishment
having placed without stint st his disposal
MISS AGNES ROBERTSON
will appear IN a character
Mr.. GEORGE JORDAN
will make his debut this season IN New York in part
MRS. COLEMAN POPE
viii appeal ,
Mr. j IT. ALLEN Miss ADA CLIFTON
Mr WHITING Mr.. A. H. DAVENPORT
MIR BOURCICAULT.
Entirely ~ music and costumes.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-10-02

nISBROWS RIDING ACADEMY,
II rhsv., corner OF 3ehst
Open daily for Ladies from q IN :. p IN
Opsu daily for Gsn,leusu from 20 a m and s1 2 M
Fs.nins "a. for Gentlemen fof Instruction on MONDAY
wFDSTkDAY and FRIDAY YNfSiSos' from T. 10
ococs Reception Yvsnps. for L.d"- sud oens men i,r
rurrs Riding with baud n mufs N Nsniass. oa lubs-
DAY THURSDAY and SATURDAY LNhNiSG5, rom s,o 10.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-10-02
Real Gstate for Sale.
CLEGANT COUNTRY RESIDENCES At

ELEGANT COUNTRY RESIDENCES At
~ NORTHAMPTON, MASS
Two three Of the beautiful high ycultiysed tse.
ESTATES ia Western Massachusetts offered 0r SALE
Northampton i. Of the charming spo,s in Ansn
sboundins in rich scenery Of river valley and moansn
senbns picturesque and varied sndscaps some Of tos
portions English scenery The town heh one 9f
earliest settlements In New has oDs been no'ea -
intelligence and refinement Of ts society and 'ss'
degree The sdvsn,ase, Of literary, sducaonAl ana
institutions. s,
To families desrous of retiring from city He an oppo's
!. here press ned for securing country which are
passed for e!- gsDce and comfort. ~
Appyto A. W. THAYER, Northampton -.
DARN for SALE-CoDsisting Of about ~
sores. In We';ehs.ter County 10 mile. tom fSmsI
plenty Of fruit and land under high ofcultvston
DEWEY & SAVAGE No. lH Brosdsy-
New-York daily tribune., 1858-10-02
nROPSY CURED (even the worst c,,e,, -

IL regular prsc,cins Physician, who has devoted p "a
whole OF hi. lie 20 scientic arches havirt us
means of cure and being anxious to make tao..,,n
r.l, IN need Of IT, will send the full PFvscrip.soo .l
.on. al afflicted. free Of charge Addre" p o BOYD
D. Station B., Nsw.fork.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-10-02

CUBliARINE TELEGRAPH CABLi
- FOR SALE,
By the New York. wfoundand and London Telegraph Coz
pany in lengths suit puTchasersabout 81 mes Of spsrks
quality largesxe Submarine telegraph Cable with thrs
Quoting wires manufactured by Kuper Co. Of Londsa-
For particulars. inquire II .
X W. LOwBER, Secretary, No 81 WarA
New-York daily tribune., 1858-10-02

DARNUM's MUSEUM.-One Week more
ID the and 'urp4ssrly besu,ul Tfl0DoSS THEA
TER or ART with thou snd Of srtve figures Men "o-
usn Ct,n Hor.os Dos. Elephants, Csmss SsoicS bos,.
Lr. all y,f.d with motion exactly hks Me. THIS hlEh
NOON :, O'Clock well .. THIS EvENIS0 r u oelos
Tn Grand Aquss to b. Hspvy Family Lvins S-fp-n
he Adittsncs all y csu,s children under ten ID c"n>
WOODT MINSTRELS.
w NOS SSl and sJ BROADWAr
OPEN EVERY EVENING
Doors op~u Q i6i, to commencs o. u ocDea
New-York daily tribune., 1858-10-02

GLASS WORK for SALE.-The assigned
" property of the New London Glass Company sit
ua,sd on Neck convenient distance from the
wharf comprising all the Lsnd Buildings Steam Engine, aud
Machinery Uumanulactured Materials is offered for sale
The Works IN complete order Tor immediate with
quantity coal and wood hand also considerable
stock IN readiness for working Altogether with
the small of pts required, sfordug opportu
nifty any who wish 10 in the business
Also for sale quantity Of ware consisting Of Porter, Sod.
and Ink Bottles Flasks. Nc.
NEw LONDON. Sept. o. 1858. CHAS. BUTLER, Trustee.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-10-02
Chances for Business Mlen.

A YOUNG MAN with capital and experience
IN WANTED 70 take charge the Business Of estsb-
Iished Weekly Paper in this city. Address PUBLISHER,
Tribune Office
New-York daily tribune., 1858-10-02

A GENTS WANTED-In every town in the
"A Union to sell Brother Jonahans Patent Furniture Polish
Davis Kidder3 Electro. Masn. tic Maclne5 and iIardy
Magic Remedy Apply the principal ohce, No 81 Broad
vay N. Y. J. Is. HARLOW, Manufacturers' Agput
New-York daily tribune., 1858-10-02

i SEVENTEENTH SEASON. l26s-a-The Board Of
respectfully inform their member. and the public that
the Concert. and Rehes,a will take place Nbos Garden.
Fl.t public Rehearsal on SATURDAY, OF At St m For
sut. utons apply in the Music Store Of Mer. hsrienberg
Lu. No 76s Broadway; &. Breu.ns, No 7g broadway;
Walker No i67 Fulou BROOKLYN, 70 NJ L. SpleIi Sec
r.taTy NJ. 95l Broomss. BY order ot
L. SPIER Secretary.
, 1858-09-17
ANOTHER INDIAN FIGHT.

Gen. Clark informs us, says the Democratic
Standard, that Major Garnctt, with his command
has had another brush with the Indians on the
Okanagan. Six of them were killed, all of whom
had participated in the attack on Robertson's S
party. The Indians in that part Of the country
have become alarmed at the summary measures
Of Major Garnet, and II is believed that most
Of them have rctreated to the British possess
sions or the DlackGct country. No conRrma.
ton Cs the reported disaster to Gen. Palmer's
party having been received, the General
commanding thinks the whole affair an Indian
story. He has positive information of the pas
sage through the Indian country Of one party
via Walla Walla with the loss of but one man,
killed in Moses Camp near Priests Rapids.
This is doubtless McLaushlin's train.
, 1858-09-17
ARMY NOTICE.

CEALED PROPOSALS FOR FURNISHING
- and delivering six thousand bushels Of good,
sound, rerchanahle OATS at Pot siellA,oom, win b
Ttceisd q the oce Il The A. O. w.. at Fort Stella
The Oats may be delivered from time 70 time until The
sOlh q November nsxl, 81 which period ~ The Oats
muat have been delivered. M
Proposals will be received for The whole amount re
CURED q The te q Selbs % de bushe The price per
buehel should BE- specified. - -
Each pToposal must b accompanied By the written
auaauty o. two responsible persons 70 become The sure
snch prupo.al
Eath proposal must b endowed ~PropoiGIu 6or ouaur
and be undros ed 70 the "a. Az ~, Fort etolanoom,
". IT, who reserves TIE right 70 siect any OF all bids
should be think The interests Of the Gsrvco require H.
Fort steilacoom, W. T Sept 18th, 1858, ass
, 1858-09-17

The new Usury Law Of Pennsylvania, as
passed BY tho last Legislature and approved by
the Governor, went into effect on the 1st By
this law, says the Luquirer, money can be bor-
rOwed and loaned, according to the terms agreed
upon BY the parties. There is no restriction
with regard to the rate. si ogai r'a
, 1858-09-17
PUGET SOUND HERALD.
SFRHACOON, v. :, FRIDAY, SEPT. H. 1855.


Our usual ncws columns, this week are
occupied with Eastern domestic and foreign
news TO the almost total exclusion Of local
matters. All Of this news is interesting,
and much Of it important, and therefore we
offer no apology for the space given it.
Several communications, handed in for
publication this week, are unaVoihHy crowd
ed out. They shall appear in our next.
, 1858-09-17

The funeral Of three young ladies, Mrs. Isa.
bella Ferguson, Mrs. Ann Eliza Jacobs and Miss
Emma DemilL who were drowned at Davids ISL
and on the 2lst while on Sabbath School Pic
mic Excursion, connected with the Methodist Pro.
testant Church in Attorney street, took place on
the 26th from that church. Some thousands of
spectators were present. and the scene, which
was Of the most impressive and painful nature, will
not soon be forgotten by those who witnessed it.
The bodies were inferred in Union Cemetery,
Bushwick.
, 1858-09-17

~ Tm Ea,tp be found in San Francisco at the oeee
Of our Aren't al m Mershsnt' Exchange the principal Hotels
and At W. suhirAaS Newspaper Depot, Washington st.,
near The Post 0dee.
, 1858-09-17
ilugtt SuunS Shipping gist.
srEnACuoM. ". T., SEPT. II, Isss.


sep lO-stmr Constitution, Cove FIN Olympia mails and
freight.
l2-Stmr Ranger, II fn Victoria and intermediate ports
l3ser Matilda Heron, Morgan, I'm Seattle grain and fruit
to order
li-BIr Rice, Mitchell, I'm San Francisco via Port
Townsend; mdse to Balch webber.
Stnr Ranger, I'LL, fm Olympia.
STAR Constitution, Cove I'm Ports down the Sound mails
freight and passengers.