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Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1858-10-08
CHAPTER XXX

| THE day fixed for Jane Estelle's wed
ding, at length arrived, and all was activi-
ty in the household of Mr.. Berne. Mr..
Motley's presence had SO far hastened
Ann Lees recovery that she was able to
assist Helen in the preparations for the
occasion, and would have been even more
efficient, but for the fact that Mr.. Motley
followed her like her Misunderstanding
her operations by his awkward oficious-
ness which provoked her mrth and re-
quired her corrections. Helen was very
busy, but her pale cheeks and air of abb
strsetion contrasted strongly with the
assumed cheerfulness of voice and manner
with which she sought to conceal the ach-
ing OF heart striving to stiAe feelings too
long cherished to be eradicated by less
potent agency than the hand of time
The next day was fixed for the departure
of Ann and Mr.. Lee accompanied by Mr.
Motley, and Helen longed to be left alone
with her father, hoping she would then be
able to subdue her rebellious heart and
bring it under the rule of her reason which
approved the discipline to which she pro-
posed to subject it,
The evening came, and with it, the har-
dest trial she was to bear. As brides
maid, she stood beside Mr.. Lee, her hand
in his, both pale nervous and excited
The few guests present on the occasion,
had heard something of the history Of the
pale couple, and all eyes were Gxed upon
them, as the solemn ceremony proceeded
The noble form and classic face of Mr..
Lee, and the faultless beauty of Helen,
all thought, were SO mutually attractive
that nothing but the most serious obstacle
should sunder them, and conjecture was
rife as to the cause of the misunderstood
ing that had induced Helen to discard
him. Little did they dream that she loved
him passionately, devctedly, yet trembling
for her future happiness, refused to yield
to the pleadings of her heart because her
head sanctioned not its pure, though wild
impulses. Little dreamed they that he,
loving and beloved, CONSCIOUS of the
obstacles that il71aposed between him
and happiness, esteemed Helen the more
for her scruples, and mentally acknow-
ledged the prudence which forbade that
full trust in him which he SO longed to
inspire.
The ceremony finished, and the matter
of course congratulations paid to the new.
ly married couple, Mr.. Lee led Helen, in
silence, to seat, and sighed as he turned
from her and left the room. The sad
countenance of the gifted pair cast
gloom over the little circle, and the bride
had tears in her eyes when she asked Mr..
Eskridge if he could not do something to
soften the sternness of Helen's resolution
and persuade her that lifelong happiness
OF misery hung upon her will. But he
shook his head as he remarked, that in
reference in such matters rarely resulted
otherwise than mischieyously, and that
Helen was not much to blame when il was
remembered how harshly she had been
treated and how aeutely she bad suffered.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1858-10-08

FEARFUL AcCtDENT--A HORSE DRAG.
dING DEAD BoDY THEE wEEKs.-Early
in August John Rawle lad of sixteen
years, living in Volcano, failing to OBJ
tain his fathers consent to go to Frazer's
river, disappeared, taking with him a valua. d
bic horse belonging to the. ihmily. It
was supposed that he had started to Fra
ger river, and no little anxiety was feltin
regard to him. On the 18th of agust his
body was found in the Butte Ditch, q few
miles east of Jackson, attached by a slsri,
at to half-dead horse. From appear
ances, the boy, on the night after leaving =.
home, lay down to sleep with his horso
tied to his person, TO prevent his escape
The animal becoming unmanigahle, h
through fright during the night, run Off
and dragged his master by the rope until !
life was extinct. Afterwards the horse 4
continued to Craze around, dragging tic
body after him for three weeks. Finally
the corpse had been dragged into ditch,
where it had become entangled beyond tlie /
horsos strength to extricate IL. In Ills
efforts to pull loose, the horse had cut his
neck 10 the bone with the rope. The boy'a
remains were horribly mutilated Most Of
the limbs were broken and the Aesh rubbed
bare from the bone California Paper
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1858-10-08

Gov. JONES AND MS lLLISoTs MIssIoS
The Memphis Eagle and Enquirer says
Governor Jones has returned from his
Douglas expedition in Illinois, and we uh-
dcrstand says he was prevented from spea.
king by indispositiOn. Our 81. Louie oor-
respondent, whose letter We published
yesterday, tells different tale lie says
clean Jimmy" made two speeches--one
at Quincy, and one at Springfield; but the
Suckers could not comprehend how man
could beR Bnchapan aud Douglas man q
at the same time, aud SO did not appreciate
his patriotic motives, but laughed at HE
burning eloqueneo. We have heard i
shrewdly hinted that Gov james @ bad p
been unceremoniously ohoked OF p.
Chow are the mighty fallen"
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1858-10-08
ORIGINAL M0vELLETTE.
For the Chronicle.
HELEN BERNE.
BY R. W. THOMAS.

AathOr Of "The Young ColOnel;" "Ths Refugees;''
Lilly DaIe;" "Thc Convent Prisoner; "Jane
MastOny' "7he Bride Of an Hour }" "Ida
Holmes" ETC., etc.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-09-04
THE GREAT WONDER OF THE NINE
TENTH CENTURY.
PROFESS WOODS
HAIR RESTOR RATIvE

e,ysihe ST. Lous Mo- Democrat; Below poeEsh ts4
10 Dr. Woop ef tbs city rom sstdsmsn a Name, vhoa
%. sis goviIsy Of tie superior ners q ts ssr teIs sos
tv,s.rse nu, L. .sec; ~hsn from -e,t'e sooe
II o.kcses rXrsres. Il ruth he Doc.or reeds
N''"' N'' BsrH MsiD. Jsn- -, asa
Pref O. J. woop Co.-G.rlsuer: Hsvils ny s::ntior
.,ss ~ rce 20 ne hsty b.Fete.a Effects CT ycSr
E. Recrsiv was Induced to msAe sPptestSn q ppon
s shi'asr, xss Of he :sas e,se's so%s '.,ss
,sa .Soa u1d va. pr vias sta, Dad ~sd 1;t
about twice week cave Eince f-oered kneiher te OF
ss, o. xss sar Is :y is.Fpesrsd SCS ca ny
are srd h.r has resumed is us'rs coo and e-.evs
lsn row .Iy y.si' I'D my coed sie, i-eue 81 tJss'
sy .nasesured vii rightly -e 8, 7er dire
',s, " rs ey Nd :eaer. ssr m e , .sr yess
and known 20 Ee1y evsy ore hers tnd y tae .oaae
hhsd ct your service wish preserve ire beauties S
.. H'- In ''ke'' vel H'''h 'H' AZ GssisYuoyp
WOODS HAIR REsroRAIIvE; m
B.irNoss, Jan. g, 1889.
s.. pc 4 y hair tom zoe sse.. Of ye5w sver Ne~
Oresrs in 1854 Twas rduced make trial Of yoar I,eprr
Gn tS . ns nd .y rd ro xo "a my obi s,ol.
"'0' IL s'''is - A' q" ''' finley JOHNSON
Pie .rd.ssreo tie Rev BrssG is minister IN regrAr
rsdirs pastor Orttosx CaEreh Boolhed NasA
Hss esrcensH EsM iIfuepee, and Universally se0Cs9
BsoosrrrLp, N.s.. Jan. u lS5a
Pn. "oop-Dec si'; hs's '.es. "a -. - s,.
s.r.nt Inflammation csnd!nt ard constant EN-
d-ucy I:chus with which hsve been troubled from chd
bod .nd bas sso restored tsr viii ws, bee .Tnt ssJ
10 is origins colnr u,sd other article with anything
nle ne sarne pleasure and profit Yours truly, - ,,,,
The RESTORATIVE is put up In bottles q three nes VI,
large medium ard small; The snail nods hal pn and 'e,ss
Il 81 Ger be The medium holds At ess. - cent more
In rrororn than small and reais for 81 per tote the
.rse quart 40 Gen: mere IL proportion and 'e 'Oi
IS ger bottle =, ~,
o. j. WOOD Co.. Projectors, No. 5l2 Broadway. Rev.
Yo,i I'm the great Y Wire Rsins Estsbhshmen and No
ia Markets Louis Nc and sold BY al sood DrDssifs
ard Fancy Goods Dealers.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-09-04
LETTERS FROM THE PEOPLE
THE CURRENCY QUESTION.

THE CURRENCY QUbSIlON.
To th Editos Of Tas " Y. Tritus.
SIR: In ycw paper Of the 18th az arac!e % |W'
lency ard Banking ccmmereed tnW;
There is, perhaps, 10 por: IL il Political EcSnc-
nv IN which there exls.e more poprsr Hspp'ehen'
sion than on the power which banks OF issre sle
monty supposed to WELD, Of affecting gerera pfcss
through an expansion or contraction Of cuneecy. 1s
idea ~ that the banks had urduly expanded me cu
rtrcy thus producing sn ristion OF prces volentyt
be read ustsd by final collapse is 100 cnes2
of accounting for every crisis not TO De esseiy Sss
at. The question be It undsI.Coa, hV' sst:,oas
tys,em e credit, but whether they posses Iue
Of determining the amour. Of circuston h -'e
Of he public -.
Ano,e comprshepsive summary Of bsnsrg, efeoi'
cu,rercy, prices snd iuctus.ors vN prcosoiy never
pe1ned Il embraces tie whole asd CT ooeerVs.'cD d
| tut u you have Ies.sd orly or sinsie p'in---He
power Of TIE Bark of Ergisad TO coniro! he sn'-h'
Of circulation " the hands Of the pubie-perrs ns :"
ofe, Few susges.ious on the general SaDse9 >ld u
tie Use Of terns which Ee rot generally a1asf
Controversies ard n.isspprshersiors ofssn arse 10"
the ysgrtptss OF technical terrns. The Wora money
ior e1su p.e Is freq7er:y serliei r4icrninS'ey %
yx;ors kinds cf money, &c real norey, e'nposeo u
lie p,scous ue.s,i the worlds currency ncah'a, Pc
per morey. b.sed upor BsIk or S.ae e'e1-ts HIa'1-
regard 20 s spe<is bs,is ike tas money OF D1sao'
Ayres which sste money, twenty tAfee ao- -Ai' VI
berg equivalent to ere o: .il1eri sra aaihAy
sy coupossd Of deposits IN Bark or D0oE '''c-s :.
Bark. bis Of s1chsogs, drsas scd ensc1'' tnsse
va,ious kinds Of rlorsy from tie e2TsH:y % 10
plscss in which they EXIT. As Currency '.sy m'.'
ire the prices Of properly srd TIE H's's o. sooi aI'
With ne re-eass Of curercy, prices rsei WI 's as-
cresre, .tsy faI.
TIE x.ci B,,i s aeq ys'y esHf'0sts" l.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-09-04

snt-ss<s hsaks vacN power - ssae ,snsi-y 8 hc-
ted by ve.i aehred principles, he re Bsat o. s;s
lad With, since ls45, hss Been permitted :, osiy
Two eecss.oss ls47 asi 1851 = ssus be II f,a-
tsus cl1sc;s., TO. bssed &C cor, 10 vioissioo Of
Ps.ls Bslh SCI. Tee term sso .t,la;es b,rks q!
d.soour; sd eerosit, .tieh s:ue 70 BIS sell 8,
hanks Ct Issue, dacsur: SID dspos. 81. Or bsoks,
berg ssrer.y e::n ,csed ef ire Pe'tie :heGsslvss
Become sstise: 70 tie ..ms irfietcei ssicl prevail
in :Le bI.;re.s Of priysse rdivids,'s. Waen toe
peop.e 5eusrd sn increxe Of currency, ine t.rk- Of
issae arc i..,oais gr?py p, srd sOAisry money an
ho.itoas rerey s,e Manufactured ss Ispdly s. tie
sv pe.1;;s; prices rise sb)ve tie sverige pE.e's OF
tie world GU market tecomes the des'es; cher us-
rors Sc. 20 r.; We by no-e thsn we can ply TO-
With productions; resi- nonsy d ,ws Gu, Of toe
ecutt-y; tie ssnks :up.rd; sni We srs ;lrosa up'n
& fictitious crr-srcy 10 order TO keep up hcrti,n'
prcss Ne see ne otler SIDE OF tie picture 70 the
s,Ni:es of Erslard where tie exports Increase S1,n
,he tsrk ro;es deores:s quoted q THE TRIBUNE OF
.Stn Ansut, VIZ:
New-York daily tribune., 1858-09-04
THE GOVERNOR OF OREGON.

To tas Esitor 81 Tas r. Y Tribune.
siR: In your article IN yesterdays pspsr relating
to politics in Oregon, l.. F. Grover s mentioned as
Governor elect Of that State. Whitaker is the nsme
Of the person elected ard whatever his Literary quail
fcs;iors may be, be msy do well enough for that
Office.
Mr.. Grover, who 10 elected . member Of Congress,
is highly cultivated gentleman, and would not say
anything liable 10 the criticisms you have made on the
Message Of the Governor elect. An OREGoSIAS.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-09-04
Ntfu:51urk daily Gribrprs
Fer TIE Tnbre.
MARGUERITE.


IY MRS. 9. P. ADAMS.
YoU vorder why sing 10 moie,
But, coidly st your feet,
Stand gazing up INTO your eyes,
With something like q strsrge swpr Sc,
Ard make 70 taitefng, s<es1 replies
When yea are speaking, Marguerite.
You love my simple rhymes, yol ssy,
And urge ne 10 repesc
The boyish tSle used 70 tel,
When wandering in the hazel de-,
Wne-e sott ths Sumner twilight FELL.
When We were cbili.en, Marguerite.
Alas, We s.e nos children nov,
Ard, trust me, liz rot meet
That ], simple CO intry aSsi-,
BY rustic rhymes should strive 70 g,in
Whst nooler tsrds nsve so1gA, 10 Valn-
O5e grateful emile from Marguerite.
I've watched yol When their tender strains,
With fsttefy's incense swee.,
Msh: well hsve brought esc1 latent grace
It's. 10 q naiden's soul hath place
To sniles snd bushes o, her face;
Yoa did net hear them, nsrguefta'
Your brow xss ike tie marble cold,
Ard when they .ufEed 20 meet
Tie s-sf1on OF yolf seot.e 'nlls,
You seemed Is 'ost Sc H. tae '4f,
l. st1e sar of, eicisrted !sie
You hsd been d,esm-ng, Marguerite
Whel such have failei, vast hope have ],
The ,owlies. 81 yor- feet,
To We ore glsnce ffo n yonr dark eye,
TO wake within your bTesst one sige,
Or u JouI lip ore kid reply
TO ny poor sorg, proud Msrsaerite
You are 20 mcrs tie joyous child,
Wso 10 lies sprirs.tG.6 sSee,,
Corld rcsm delighted ty NY eide,
Wj.h no hign dreams OF sesi:h sud pr.de,
O. such proud sCorn ss an divide
TIE loved and lovirg, M,-s-erte.
Pu'. cslr, beyond the ohx--rei lre
Where child and worasa mee.,
With pride enough or lip s1d BIC"
To make king % hoInsge Dew,
Iu sil your glorious beauty 1o~,
zee you standing, Marguerite.
Iwould no. ir,m your Eo.shipsi eyeS
Tie cold Indifference meet,
Thst chile TIE ire CD psssion tongue,
Checks lovers songs ere they be sung,
And sends your devotees, heat wang,
Ffcn your proud preserce, Aa's
hide within 10y heart oi hearts
That dream 60 pu.e ard sweet
The boyish love Of lise's y2utg mofn
shall never meet ycu cruel secn,
]. dies ss client Sc txss ben
Why are you weeping, hsrs1erits ,
Csn ,es,e yun OF. the cold disdain
With which you loved 20 greet
Tie pleading eyes % yours a2.1rnsd
And hss Jour hSugkty sci.i: learned
How dee .hsl fires OF passion burned
Byyour own .or.uIes, Margder'tei
O. blessed tears! Ny boytoofs dream
In msiden besuty sweet,
Down tYom yoar cold and distaat throne,
With love long kept for NE done,
Into my ams, my own, my own
Those tears have brough. you, MargleIte
isrei:, MIA, July, ls5s.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-09-04

p,ar. the rrbse1ter u lie CT - ~ n5ubsf 30 Hos4xsy
e CITY CT New Yorh, vin twenty days .es the az
sIrsve Of ne day ef rh srvice AID
you fa Tie td tan. vitkn he Aforesaid
r.E.sf .his son VII apply 20 the Cc-- r relief
deu rdsd % lie complain t-Da;sd Agfus, T. Is5&
ROBT. s. ROWLEf. PlAr-t's Atcrasy.
yc1 grbsr d .sAe rosce 4 4 the ss5y-5eu
or.d plsnt he 18Th Gay ef A-sas, S ei
The Of .he Ce-k q nil County Westhee: in the rcsn
of Wk:e Plans II sid c. nty-Da:ei Aas.xt g. lS;s
EoBT. g. soHLEY. Pl.-sah's At:o.usy
Al isxssS No Sse Brosfvss Newton.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-09-04

The AMERICAN HORSES ~ EyeLASD-A VICTORY.
A. the York August meeting, en- he 7tn mat, Mr.
Ten Broecks horse, Babylon, won ths Chesterfield
Hsrdicsp. The report is IS fOllows
The CHIsTrKFIEtD HnDIcAr q 10 so7l escO' with %
added. W!-aers extra. One ME. g saba.
M f.u Broeeks B,bJlop BY Behsz.- dam By Trustee
Ch5sd IL AE.hs.l 3yis ss- l@syl @ .'"''''.'''.'..
Loid Derby Arteusry Jrs 6, 70. (Eseron)
NJ o,borre' Assgry, ly,. 7.t 10 n lchslcrer'.'''.
NJ. B1eers Lo-d Nelson, yTr. Tat fD.les)
ML j. Skonpsols r.rIisc, ys Get 10 Grrn:asS)''"'
". j. S.1ssn's Hghs yrs. eS, -. tPr.;ch2rcl
M c. Pseks Rorcoli yis sat carried 5st 10 D. "a
Betting: % ss: Dan.sny, TO each ssf' b'''" 'N
|os By errh ard bali Laf ersth between the 'ecSnd
nd thIe
New-York daily tribune., 1858-09-04

willow FEvER ~ ylcKsBURo-Eruscs rom .
Letter from Vict.burg, Mss., dated August ~ 100:
"OSr erizers are scst:sring n every die5..on ~
dsy, in clrseqnsEee Of yellow ever sH'ns w. ~
icrD Q TSsy aalslsLt'
New-York daily tribune., 1858-09-04

IN PURSUANCE Of an order of the Surrogate
e The County q Eev Yort no hereby al per-
having ,gsnr. JACOB sTRAUT ;e Of the City o.,
New Yk deceased 70 rresent TIE VIII vouchers thereof
the sltscIibers g. hs Office of Edward j. sLlt No. l0
EArt IN the City Ne<YoTr before The a.y
Of MlTch Ds.d New Yotk the 81 asJ Sep, 1885,
nl.wems ISAAC oNDERDoNK, AAecg'o'''
New-York daily tribune., 1858-09-04

E,ARE 70 NEW-HAVEN 80 CENTS, BERTES
IL FREE he s>lu<T ELM CITY Leaves Pea sip syery
Jay. p he TRAVELLER ey.ry siss; =: Il. Frcss;
FRANCIS HYDE. AGENT. TIE GRANITE STATE lea-es tos
E.I.ford livery 1UE6pAY, THURSDAY ssd SATURDAY
S5pu. RICHARD PECK, As.L.-
New-York daily tribune., 1858-09-04

NEW-YORK AND HARLEM RAILROAD
IN COwPANY-sUMkEK ARRANGEMENT.
Counercinr MONDAY, Msy H. 1853.
leave Depot a White ard New Yen
tsl5 p n.. Whs Pi.lns isir. stoprae II all sstonIs
frsps Depot Of ~ az AZ AT sy New Yolk ki
s;lo L.. .NLtn,erdse .r.I, s.oJr.rs .. all Stations.
s;SV u Mall TAM GorTipt at WAlapfsrets arc 'l %~
tior. rorth
n:sc M plArstndss, ,,oyplns :. IL tiiIors
iI'SV ~. NE.e k&Ls .rs-I Stepping - e. stsaoha
use .NLfIInsTiege :-s41. ppne a. al stsfeLe
<ee ~. " bate siIt ;,Ln. sopIlIi A. a ss,.i
y6l D. ". Dove Ptrs trAn, ts>Tphs - ~ tS1N" A''s
william stntte.
gAOt u White P..rs .Ttir, rorYir( q. th s,ttoLa
s.So d u. .WIhsmstndfs IAN. serfhs q a. ss~oAs
KsrrkNSS-Le>ve ChsthAn RolI SoItsI: ,,, MI,
r r. K,l .-an stcpyus .. WlaLnte.itfe, White AIN
sId sl S;sjoIs po!th.
WN }. CAEPEELI, Superintendent
New-York daily tribune., 1858-09-04

CUPREME COURI-COUNIY OF WEoI-
= ID s,,,s T. CT 4, tie Eited s,sss Trs'. ComPsry
e "a Ne,.. Tsyor AssCvs LrS T--s for the b-l
% 81 "a F.ury CO... d.f-resr.a s-1ous ic-
ref Cen 'U To ,te .so's rAed ssisS;sr
ell - bod n tfe one oi e Ne-s
81 T.urty q w.sttesT IN s Town o. "t.'e r,ns "a
s CrlrfT AZ Is s.ly, ,oFy dy.I Als-ei l's ssS eS
New-York daily tribune., 1858-09-04
XlENNS SYLVANIA RAIL y a u
ypg 0Eyhr CINTRAL KOuTE

I'D n u a y a u Y ID y q ~
Z IRE GREAT CLNTAAL Kou1E
Pre- rn1,yvtI.s Rs.rcSi oonBecs 81 tEtstufss va ND
...tr 70 ard r. q, Louis No Aton Gkera sae Cricaso IN
FrsDio Ls,iasen ARD Louisville Ky f.rs H.ne ksait0a
t,Ayet.s and IIsIIpoEs ire CIscIIst, pAytor sFrnc
es .leSutasre saIouihy, fokdo, Cl.veana Co.auscA
I.DssSle AEsir and Woossr, Ohoi also with tie ssss.
s.eis; hos;s hom Nd u E<~ er'Is ht Le1 LSasts sSS
strcsulLt. 49,.
No. p.sses & he West
rjssIs ~l fHo this IL shorest noss e1tee'Soas ~
~ Il rtshe route between toe Esst axe Wsr.
FRCW NLW-YOEK TO CINCINNATI IN - HOUxk
IRON NHW-YoRK TO CHICAGO IN ~ ECuM.
IRON NgW-YCRK TO sr. LOUIS Ii - HOURS
Nrs & ov my c,her rot.e.
k,s bNaohls Il 1s hot,s g his cty.
Yhrotsn Tctet hr.ts: tntorr,.en Esy S rts 81 As
ace 9. toS yItiEsYRvkN1A RAILECAD,
&c. s As.cr Hott hrc<dvHy
.uo,-y = iua J. L. TLLlOTf. Ass.t
New-York daily tribune., 1858-09-04
ffsnl Aoiiffs.

IN PURSUANCE Of On order Of The Surrogate Of
;he County 4 NewYoTt lo,e bety svel 20 ali p~rsor
having sms sss,u,; JAMES W. SCOTT Of The C.y
Y0s Clerk dcssed 20 prssen. he with youch hereof
b ;Le sabsber a. he Office Of Edwad A. Fact Nc. S3
Broome in me City of SewYork teso-e the rE,n.y
seventh day o January nexDs,ed NewYo,s tie 80 day n
July. 1859. HENRY ". SCOTT A6uinstrso:.
jJ24 lswsES
New-York daily tribune., 1858-09-04
FROM HAVANA.

The United States Nal stesnship Cahswbs, j. D.
Bullock commander, from New-0rlsaas via Hsvans,
arrived early this aftsrnoon a. Quarantine. She az
rived at Hsvsns or tie evening Of the 18th, but did
not sal until the afternoon Of the 3O:h. The bng
Nancy It'll furnishes topic fer corversation sod
rot fairly Known what vii be done with her. Tne
general impression is tia. she WI be liberated There
e very little Shipping 10 the hTbor. Ffeishe SILL
continue low. sock Of old Sugars 10000 boxes;
shipped psst week 600 bo1ee. Holders are firm and
rsrg in densri. Exchange: London, II lii pfsu.i
New York, q 60. New Orleans, 81 lS4 do. The Ca
cav ba biings On freight from Nsw-Oresas the follow
irg srecie, consigned 20 ,.,,
Bark $50 o0e A. BErsfe..:.;.. els 81 ~
N,rchsptr Bars .... 7s7ls s,1diner keches kCo $50
y P;ob,: L cc........ us9 ..-, ooe
Gs,e sswJerGCo... 3eol fotL."......."...eSI5SS SS
New-York daily tribune., 1858-09-04
Hle1ifal.

RURDSALLs ARNICA LlNISIENT cures
- Sores ard Ulcsra
BURDsALLs ARNlCA LININENr ,urss Hhe -us.i.,n
BusDsALLS ARNICA LISIxEHr hes snd Ps,n..
BCRDsALLS ARSlCA LtN1hENr ~ Bans std s,alaS
ByRDsALLS ARSlCA LISIARNr for Horse ard Cs5ae
AHSlCA possesses he rre,.er assng sr 800 hirs pJwefs
BCRDSALLS AFRICA Llnimer. 10 made BY siIg trIics
with mo-. hesIs aud penetEsLg vess:,se oil rtn
u man ard o@ss: vi.noo. eq7i. Dsp9: 81 eefm,r - NY
COMMISSION DRUG-HOUSE in NEW-YORK.
NWN. II klSsLEY, 3. SHAW Wa Burger.
received Lni disposed of 20 ne stTE
Al ocers ;otsd ~ he csses. etes d..
Broktrtge kc t;snIs;'ea W. II &c ts. Nse.
HOOPIN COUGH WH0OPlNG
w COTGH'-Mrs HALsTEAD'S VHOOe1SG COUGH
fELiENERA Reliable Esm- y-Tne stfeItion 10
esed this. Eor sse $. " WHITES 10. es Dvisiot ~:
Y. T., and So. s5 Dsiu-st, Brooklyn.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-09-04
eIrler Nrw.Yoln a., EEI. kaLLkeap Co, !

eIrIeI NIw.foII Itr kEIs kAIL koAp Co.
New-Yort, June H. 1853
NEw-YORR AND ERIE RAlLRQaD,-Ths
~ NewYolk srd Ee gHrosd Conrssy bsve tsrhesy en-,
eeevofeo during Tie paa zen nons 70 sttatnsn Lnd
aDTn AID vs ses oi r.e BY me fou. resf bne:
seA connect Atlantic citti AID zoe West Having ssz
Ia believing t 70 te nueicous tae mp-oPr 70 nco
sic iy he Of free Y1se by ne employment o'
bpss ard BoIs or BY any o,heG oehs1ded meals TIE
Conpery rsiber retort 20 zach hsve @eTurd
tduoe be ilI.s ILd ssI MoDdy Dest ttn inst i0goN
istw,e New. fcrt .Ds pu kIt .o...............&s
Be.ween N.w.Yoik nIo Buffalo TO-. .,.s......,. "
bstween Nsv-YoIk hre Nsfup Flis, ~ so'rtp6cn .
CEhRLEE MORAN, fresiGsik
New-York daily tribune., 1858-09-04

CUPREME COURT, Westchester County
- sEPH J. FORD .ssrst ALMIRA s. FORD.-snnmons
~ Rsj.i Com. no. served TO ALMlRA s. FORD, De
You summoned and tired . the
in his action which vii be Sled IN he ofce Of tne
Ceri u tie Coupty Of Wesehssts a. White Pa1s in SD
unty copy yor 10 le said 90
Ire suts.r bs ooe Mont Kseo in sad county within
veIy dsys ser me Of this
ofthe CAV ard you f 10 the said con
r.r Within TIE time Aforesaid ns pan;f u ,tit seoa VII
stry 20 Ii. f ne relief eemsneed Z the eonrart-
Low ROBERT s HART Pi.ir.ss Attorney
TIE ,oupu. il tbs acton fled with fad Cerh tee
Sk Day of gust, lS5& ,n ....
CVPREME COURT.-COUNTY OF WEST.
- CHESTER scaicher plaintiff, 1ssrs. Henry
A Cot Sa.rh l. Colt. bis WIFE, .he UI4.ed s'its IfIr-
p.py fNvYo-t sad Moses rsylcr assignee ard tr-e 10Y
h. k<rtft e creditors Il ssid Henry Colt
9us for reef-(COn. not ITO tie tooysuk-c de-
r s.nt HENRY A COlT-Yoa hereby sauIc.et AZ re,
ord u a-sser TIE euptrt 10 this seton witch VIII e -
Sxa White Plans IN ma unty ard 70 copy q yoa,
.r,wer 10 the sad complaint TIE bscGber .. hs once o.
T,t.r IS BscA3wsy The City II SewfC;t. within t~e:.J
.,r he tervce cftt usse 81 he tsy
fSseh service you h 70 snswe tie sad &C rpAn; VITA
ns .irs 'or,sae he plaintiff It's seioa vi Apply 20 he
u, ?, sf e3 u TIE omrs -Ds,ee AEsasr .,
lass hOpI. o :. - =. - - -.
- "a %. on 1870 isy 4 August 1855, Sec II t5e
r. C.t q CorEty cf Westce--ter n he ,owr u
M, =. p's;rs Ia fals c1Ity-Ds.sl A-slsi 10. lSS.
ROsT S. ROWLEY, P.Airtid 10 Ar.r-.y.
-usvs Nc. S9 Bfosd~sy, Sss-Yors.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-09-04

PLUt u LINL otsWeen NbW- -IOhh, III!
4 i6LAND, NEW-AOCHELLE sd xAAAROYEGK-Ol
knc it.r sAIUhDAY, JrIs II ne rssIrer ISLAND CITY
tCar James Vradsnborh having been reered u1 rev o
6c md rewy fnIfnsd tbro ghou vii commence makns
DAILY TRIPS sabG.ys eIceptd) b.vees he fsSst
te. e, ne 'see q s.:.tt- .Id i.s.a ss,ai
O. u, New Rochelle, ?:Se Cry issud .. 2 - n
yss etSesn Ne YoIf sBd HnGoD@ck ceIs sIe oe-~ess
New fork ard Hev ko>n4Ie Cy its6 - ceps each Wy
Yreisht sI tosrd hsN hcUr tore lie enc Of sArDG
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I AXE SUPERIOR LINE.-ls5s.

And tlv tftAd Passeffef md Frefbt ttTtw S-thTt
RON CITY. J. T. T1rpes ksstsI.
MINERAL ROCK. j. y. kyaer, Asstef.
GIN TAYLOR Geo l. Stone, MARI.
s.ln, -et esst, lssylns Ci.yearS sv.y vstk iaeuss
6Sstu
~ STEAMERS usse toe round ~ 10 eises e,y' ASems
Nv q lAs lrrs CO. bs secured by sedvssips
UCSSEY MCBRIDE,
rcrw,ISrs .3S CoIrclss!en seIehsr1
Cifv,.sOS. ubia
RE-srl ~ Ypl.s,s. Care y sIssey kosnas C'svs
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