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The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1858-03-25

P These Machines are now justly admitted
to be the best in use for Ffamly Sewing, ma.
king new, strong, and elastic stitch, which
will NOT rip, even ii every fourth stitch be cut
Circulars sent on application by letter
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1858-03-25

WHIPS, Of all kinds. lower than ever, at
w W. H. KlLMER'S.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1858-03-25

DLAIN AND FANCY JOB PRINTING
Executed on short notice, and upon rea
sonable terms at the ~
Jan, ~, 'ss.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1858-03-25

James G.. Roberts d
Joseph H. Croft, Court Of Common
Partners as Pleas of Wyandot
Roberts & Croft. County, Ohio.
Rodol pitts Robbins, Ad-
ministrator of VIM. H.
McGill, decd, Mary A.
McGill and A. NJ. An
derson.
The said defendants are notified that the
plaintiffs have this day filed their petition a.
gainst them in said Court, the object and pray
er whereof i. to recover $267, with interest at
10 per cent from the lstd day Of May. 1856, on
a proinissory note drawn by the said William
H. McGiil and Mary A. McGill payable to the
said A. NJ. Anderson and by him transferred
to plaintiffs, which notcis secured by mortgage
upon In Lot No. 1873, in Upper Sandusky, in
said county, and which said lot is sought to
be subjected to the payment of plaintiffs claim
An ans swer is required to said petetition on or
before the 18th day of April, A. D 1858.
]. D SEARS, Atty for PPt'ffs.'
Feb. 25, '5S-6w.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1858-03-25
FOR THE RAPID CURE OF
Colds. Coughs, and
MOarseMcss.

BRIMPInLn, MASS. 10th Dec, 1855,
DR. J. q. Arsn; ] do not hesitate tosay
the best remedy | have ever found for
Coughs, lloarseness, Intuenxa. and the
concomitaut symptoms ola Cold, Il your
CHERRY pEcroRAL. Its constant use in
my practice and my family Tor the last
ten years has shown II to possess slipe-
rior virtues for the treatment Of ,liese
rnmnlniufa EuEN lsNtGItr NJ n
New-York daily tribune., 1858-09-09
BROOKLYN BOARD OF HEALTH.

The Board met yesterday afternoon, Mayor POWELL
presiding.
Previous to the formal opening Of the proceetinS'
DIR. Boyd had som. conversation with the members o
the Board and in reply direct question from The
Mayor stated that h. had not found any cases oi
fever whatever though he and the officers had made
every possible search endeayorng TO trace The ruors
10 their source.
4 communication from Eliza Wood jr., vas pre-
sented, representing the Vamlsh Factory OF N'>srs
Fanan \ fulUm furman street, near Poplar, n
nuisance, and praying that measures should BE- tarh
To abate II. The subject referred 20 the HeaIth
Warden TO notify the owners TO desist orhwih-otarf
wise, the Corporation Council would he directed I"
prosecute.
The Health Officer reported that 50 complaints Of
uusance- had been aiiended 10 during the Nrrk RID"
stated that attention had been given Ia the Oohe
boiling establishments and the matter was low IN me
hands of the Corporation Attorney. Not any ehasrSV
yellow fever had bern proven, although idle rnor had
been propagaird, and examination found "thoul
truth.
The report was accepted and the Mayor STATE"
that, receiving Information Of any authentic Sas
of yellow fever. il would forthwith be made p'ibhe.
Health-W arden Boyce reported the cow-sfaoies y.
Marshall street heretofore complained oi, a. ne "
ofense. and the Board decided that no inrn'r s'""
New-York daily tribune., 1858-09-09
Nsw-Dork daily Gribu,,e.
PUBLIC MEETINGS.
BOARD OF FDVCATION.

BOARD OF EDUCATION.
The Board of Education held special meeting
yesterday, DIR. A. n. WILLIAMS in the chair
School -house No. III, in Wooster street, near
Becker is to be rebuilt nj expense of s4 2f. Nr.
WARRES Chairman of the Finance Committee, haS,
ON various occasions OF this kind objected to appro-
pratious because the funds of the Board for the eur
rent year were more than exhausted. In this ease
however the bnding is in Mr. WARREN's Ward the
Fifteenth. and Mr.. WAgRES himself moved lis adop
tion.
Mr. GREEN requested the Chairman Of the Finance
Committee to state the condition of the finances Of
this Board.
Mr. GREEN repeated the request several times
Mr. WARREN y nj last said that the Fifteenth Ward did
not intend TO the money this year-that SIOO0oo
had been added the fund recently and this gave the
Board balance Of over $U.OO0.
Mr. GREEN thought that the Fonrth Ward was in
much greater need of a new building than the Fif-
teenth indeed that there noneed of new build
ing on this site the present building not being half
filled.
Mr.. BLooNrIELD agreed that the school not
needed at all and Mr.. Adams that II was necessary
But the appropriation was made
4 hot water apparatus was approved Joy hea'hg
the new building going up IN Hora,o street
Another Was approved for the new building III Ma
ron street.
bill of $50 for l2j bouquets, used on the evening
of the Normal School Commencement, was presented
Mr. GREEN opposed il. He said that they threw
these bouquets upon the stage as they would throw
cabbages out Of a basket .L.
Dr. EAGER -hid thdt II NaS '" P"f w .i,,a,as
were furnished by the Committee 10 the Srauua.'a
They were not the that thrown upon the
stage They were held by the graduates when they
came the stage. -.
Mr. GRrrN said that relieved Il Of some OF its OBJ
jections This presenting young ladies with boq~ts
was very neat business but hc thought il had better
b. suspended.
Mr. CURTIS said that he did not think that this came
within the duties Of the Committee on Normal schools
They should not spend the money which was raised
for giving thes. girls education, IN the purchase oi
ephemeral toys furnished by any other institution
DR.. EAGER thought il very appropriate, much more
so than all the talk that made abont Il in this
Board. Besides the Committee had the night To get
bouquets any way if they did not exceed their appro
priation.
After routine business,
Prof. Charles l.. Reason appointed a teacher IN
the Coored Normal School, at salary Of sl23
New-York daily tribune., 1858-09-09
CUpRFME COIRT-City and County of New.
yI,UE GREAT WONDER OF The NM
TENTH CENTURY
FTSSOR WOODS
HAIR TORA r.

ssv.,b. s. Loui. mo Deuocra Below Pahsh letter
20 Dr. Wood Of this rity from gen; emsn IA haine whi
rst oyinsy of ;he .upeor r. Of hi Hair Tonic such
.yGencr mu.t have - efi, when coming irnn riishe
source II Eaaratss Of truth The Doctor needs
encomums nor useless puhrT, rom M rrr N ts,
p,of q J WooD6 Co-Gentiemen. Hsying my attention
called months since 10 the hshy benrs rarc.s o YOU.
Hair ResoTsiv-' VA nd'r" 2" "'.' an II
1t.n NV hair wrh bad b'conr quite gray pooaov one
L-s months since prsd bottle your Hair R.torative
and ued L. found wa; proving what had wished
bottle OF whch have u.ed l can now certify to the
wor tle gray white mar hss totally DISAPPEARED both
on my hrad sud face and my hs has rncd - uara color
end believe more soi ana glossy man 4 o.. Den q E,r & '
twentvve am now siVty wears old my god VIE a.
tine ase OF htry-two ha. used it with the same effect
ery smssr that vi, rightly it, per direc
Sh % J, Ha a. if & and a''n d h ~ & a., Sccr yrs.
known 20 nearly every one here and N ne sdotlns
attached 4. al your wish to the beauties oi
uaue IN others as well a. "y-ef am 'T,y yIs,y R,yyoyp
WOODS HAIR RESTORATIVE.
B,LrINosr, Jan. D 1883.
b yo,,U Of nv h5r from IN fleets yellow in New
Orleans 1854 was induced to make trial OF your gepsrs
Is row thick and glossy words obgs'
tons to you in Swing 70 the afflicted sue: syIy 'ES Johnson
The undergued the Rev j. x Bragg is minister in regular
standing and pastor Of the Orthodox Church al Brookhed
Mass He- gentleman Of great Influence and mn,v"r,ay hr
loved. Mh' pfdh
Prof WooD-Des Sir. Having made trsl OF yonE Hair Re-
sorsve gives pleasure to that IL rart has been eN
crent Inflammation, dandruf and constant 'cn
ency 70 tchus with which have been troubled from chd
hood aud restored hair ~hirh b-coing
10 original have used other article vita anything
Ike the pleasure and profit. Yours truly, ~
J. X. BRAGG
The RESTORATIVE put up IN bottles of three sizes viz,
large medium small the small hold bali pat and inils
r per bottle the medium holds o. rlsf NJ cent more
In proportion than the small and retail, for = Tr bottle the
large holds quart 20 per cent more in proportion, aud e'a'
for - per bottle.
o.. j. WOOD / Co. Projectors, No. J2 Broadway, New
York the great " Y W ire Railing Estabi n"n aud No
ia Markets. Louis, No aud sold by all good Druggists
and Fancy Goods Dealers.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-09-09

THF DKLt,Ss CoUNrY SCHOOL ttLEbhA a,
This uleasaDt event cam. of AZ Albion IN the ~;
More than OOonen worsn and children pa pel'n
in it, But that il raned in the morning
more would have Joined in the festival. ne 90
,hrong were packed into three of the 'ary-s'
in the plaoe. owing to the RAIN aid Superintendent
Van nyt mad AN addr.s. ,o each OF theln alternate"
". In the afternoon. the weather became pieasant
when the whole assembly gathered ont o. door "hS
brief -peeches were made 10y NJ Van lyke, Con'Foi-
Met. .ucce.s. Albany Journal.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-09-09
DEM VANIA RA LROA 4 ID &.
i GRE ltNIR al. RNI IL

Ta. PenE.y RsiIosd connects al P6Urzh With Fsl
roads ard fIVm Louis No. Atom OaeuA and Cal s.'
Il Frankfort Lexington snd Lousvie Ky. Tcrrs Hsue
Madison LAFAYETTE and Indianapolis Ind Cincinnati Dayton
Spin sh. 3D. Bsleiontan- sandusky Toledo C-s~and. Co
hInb Zanesyic Mssson and Wooster, Ohu wth ;le
packet boats from and NewOresu, s. Louis Louis
vile and Cncinna,i
Through the Ea,, be hsd any Of :he above
mentioned places In the Wet.
Passengers will nnd this the shortest, 1o.t ou- aid
comic 4 able route between the East and The West
FROM NEw-YoRK TO CINCINNATI IN ~ HOURS
FROM NEW-YORk To CHICAGO IN - HOURS.
FROM NEW-YoRK TO ST. LOUIS IN 10 HOURS.
Far, &c low any other route.
Se.k kandbill- in the hotels of This c'y.
Through Tickets further information .. had a. NJ
ofNcs of the PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.
Ne. , Astor House. Broadway.
JanusIy :. ISIS. l. ELLIOTT, As.ht'
New-York daily tribune., 1858-09-09

IN PURSUANCE Of al order OF the Surrogate
of th. County Of N.s York o.is h-I-by sls.n - al
80 has q s.aius: t ARLL> LANSOS at - lie
Cy Il Nv Yos dad p-r-eu, H. az. " ih volca.r-
hereof the rbr e. %. sforr Of NARIlN LAWSON.
W B-oad~ay In %. CITY II Se Iors or - t"ore ~
.ixr..uh day Of F~t-4Fy urSbard Wv or ~ .,y'nl
a. - A a.e..- 1855. HANNAH {. LAW >ON
- f-,-sVTh Ad.rni.:ri1v.
SUPREME COURr-City and County OF New
- York-JOsEPH r. JONES IL CTS g. PRATT aat
WILLIAM {. CHRlSTY --au.- HERMAN LIMIhRMAS
-Srrr,.ts e. rmand cuu--l-'-ft ON %;
..r,.dI-To HERMAN ZIMMERMAN D-f-idsn'. fca s-,
her. b. .ur1usi ANA rq -'d - snss- pro .onpan- M ':
...r a "a hl-d II urr col tr G. 8 81 ,i ~ 1ld
Go III N.u-Yors. fn- Cty ila- ,-ld F. "n tL- IA
fsv a., ugus 1883 aud ., copy of yr afrr - me
"a .ortent 'hr SUBJ rbess - th"ir ohr' NJ - Wan
.-r.s- In N. Ifv Sfo ork. within tw"uty dew alter n
.re. ~ th. you, fN .g-vs 81 -a" "af ~ .
... and YOU ail ~ The sad complaint ~i.hu 'nr
inc s'or aid he paIt = n his action VIII AK igLFut
,s. Won fr 'he h1f f-ed ana seven dollars sni
cents interest thereon a. t"u prE cn' ff
srr from ih. .tn day of NoF-u1,r o- Thousand ,-A.
hundred aud ysrvn, b. fs t costs Of m. aon-ns'd
4 sg.t6 1873. HI LII a SrOCKER, faa.ii. Attlrn'ss
"a i1w,vTb+ W Is Wal street.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-09-09

IcE ~ rHE ATLASrIc.-rhe ship Sea l.on, Captain
Colburn, from Antwerp, at Boston, saw large pyra-
mid of lee the I'D ult, in latitude i3 T., longitude
80 ~ II was abon, 20O feet high above the water,
from 100 to J00 feet long. and about !GO feet wide
Capt Cobun also reports having seen several Islands
of ice near the same place.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-09-09
DEM NSYLvANIA RAILROAD:-

II The GREAT CENTRAL ROUTE, connee tns ,n. A'lau
tic cities with Western Northwestern and South
States by continuous Railway direct This Road also connects
A. Pittsburgh daily lines Of 70 all Ports on he
Western Cleveland and sandu-ky with he steam
,rs 10 an ports on the hWest.ru Lak.nsklns The most
direct cheap reliable by which FRElGT can be Tor
arded o from the CIR. West -
RATES BETWEEN PillLADELPHlA ard fTIIsbt hoh
kRsT CLAssBoots Shoe hs'. ana a, BOO Us y
boxes and baesD. teathers turs Sc.............)
SECOND CLass.-Dom-stic sheeting, shrng and -
Ticl ing lin original bacs Drugs n casks Hard ooceni-
ware Leather TN rolls OF boNe', Wool aud sreep II" d.
Pelt- Eastward. d.Sc..................s...'s.'.
Third CLAss-Anys, Steel, Chains tin eass sent. y
Hemp Bacon and Pork. ssed loose or in sacss Iep B
Tobacco manufactured except Cigars or Gut. &c. y
FoVRrH CT ,ss.-Cofee. tish. Bacon, Beet aud
Port lin esk or box. Eswsrdl Lard and Lard
oI Nsfs soda An German Cav Tar Pitch loo 10.
Rosn. s.'s.s'.s.ssssJ
FLoVE- D. bb. until further notfe.
GR,S- T. 100 u until further notice.
CoTToN- + bale exceeding 80 70 eight un i-ItHer
notice. ~, ,..,. , -
In Shipping goods port east Of Phsde pnia D. rs
cular 20 the package Via Pennsylvania Riirosd Al
Goods consigned Agents Of hi Rsd a. Philadelphia or
Pittsburgh will l.. forwarded without deteution.
FREIGHT AcExTs-Harris. NOrmley Co, AeuIpn- Tenn
r. r Sass \ Co =. Louis. p @. OReiy Co. Evsnsviie
Ind Dain.uin Bell and Garter Jew,tr, LOUISVILLE,
XIV b. &. Medrim Nidi-ou. hid; h. W Brown Co. aud
Irwin y Co. Cincinnati. y. ". GraAsrn Co., ZanesVile
Ohio; L-ech Co. No. 4 kiby-., Boston; Le-ch Co No.
Astor House. SsyYork and so. South " ~ sn-.t, View
York; Z. j. sneeder. Philadr pha, Nssaw koons, Bsi
more; ID. A. Str~srf. Pittsburgh.
II. IA. HOUSTON General Freight Agent PLi.sdeiphls.
4. SCOTT, Superintendent, Altoona Pa
New-York daily tribune., 1858-09-09

There il fear that ia. Rev. Mr. Tow,ley oi 'ahan
dsigua, who was crushed by falling tnber g r."
dsys since had h, ,piue fractured H.- LIE may pos
,iby b. spared. but it i hardly possible that he can
the rs. OF ms limbs. In that e'en-"'" '''
mind, even in his -rfrng. intent upon nis MISSION a,
the Child's Friend aud Coun~elor-he says ne sl'"
amuse himself by writing books for children r."
men would be more missed.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-09-09

The Ya-oo Mis-. Banner contains nm advertisement
stating that two of Senator Douglass negroes were
confined in the Yazoo County Jail. They had run
away from the plantation OF Mr. Douglas, in Washing
TON County Miss.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-09-09

YELLOW FEyER.-An extract from a letter from
Vcksburg Mss dated August =:
"Our citizens are scattering in every direction to-
day in consequence of yellow fever among NJ. lt'
form is very malignant
New-York daily tribune., 1858-09-09
feeal.

IN PURSUANCE Of an order of the Surrogate of
County New ioTs notice y aIsny gwen 70 . person
New York secAd 70 present ie SANE With vouchers thereof
Hammond .fr,t y the City Of NewYork before the Sixth
dsy OF september ne,Da.ed the Sd DAY of March
1856. NlLLith Svoi IN nnno~v !PN.cutOrs.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-09-09
CUPREME COURT of the state of New;York;

SUPREME COURT OF the state OF New iorA
~ gnV ARD ALLISON. Plaintiff, against JOHN CAIRNS
and WILLIAM CAIRNS, DrfendAnt.-sanrnons for money
On contract &C Ser ITO IN. Defendants @nc
- -, ,b.p You aye hereby summoned and rrqGirrd to
answer the complaint in Ibis setion which Wa neG IL thr
~ 9TH. Cfk Of City and County Of New iorh az the
On, Hal in N, City Of New York The si Gay OF s.peH
Der 1859 and copy Of your sn.~e 70 ths 'ad con
pnt on the ub.cnber at their oe No II William street
IN the CIV ~ within twenty days after the service
Of this summon. on YOU exclusive. Of The day OF sseh serce
ud n xou IA 10 su.wrr the said complaint within The tlmr
ar.,ad ,he Plaintiff il this action VII 'As. lgds AGAINST
voa for The um Of thousand S hsndret and i~nty
dosr. N interest th- h day q Ocoo+r onr tho1
and sb bundT-d and aytv- es.ids the costs OF .as srD
49, S.r..ub.- fR5. RUNkLE L DOUGLAS,
.s,s..yT, Psirte q Attorney
New-York daily tribune., 1858-09-09

THE REGULAR MAILLINE, Via STOSING-
/ TON for BOSTON, PROVIDENCE and NEWPORT
Iua-d Rou-he .hortest and no.. direct csIys East-r
Mail - -
The ...srner. PLTMOrTH ROCK, CAPT Jo. s-o-e AID C.
VANDERBILT Csp.. ". H. Frazs-. IN connection ~i.h :he
sTOSISGTOS and PROV lDESC T. ard BOSTON I'D PROV
IDESCB RAILROADS, having S-w fork daily ,sllaay.
,.t,.dl from Pier o North River r.; above Battery
pls,- O'Clock sc SoLingtoa $50
arrival Of the Mail Tram which raves Boston j.5 r NJ
The G. VANDERBILT, from N-~-ioTs, Monday W.da.s-
day aud Friday RON Sioui- Tuesday Tllrdsy .Ed Sa
urGay.
IT, PLYMOUTH ROCK. from Nev-Yort Tuesday T1ir,
day sd saturday RON stols Monday, WecD--ay aud
Fuday.
Pleugers Ffesd from S'ousou pr Ilroad 20 Psoieare
aid Boston, b EVTrs Mall rain f.a,hlg .i places ia
ovan'T 81 'h0." - ohsr route ard ample tine ". II che
early morning Ines S'rh sud E.-. Ps-us-T-
prefer l.. remain toard eloy r-Zht
disturbed breakfast II desired, and leave st1i-sfoa he 7
iru, connecting rioyideIce with he rs :raln
iof Boston
Passenger for N'w po issys son. il me nan,
connecting Pr, .G.- daily. except uiay- s- So
ana 6lj 3. w;h h- PERRY sPt Aen. Fare from
Pr0sideuce - N.wpo-t s. .ut..
basEage accoHPs The steamer ard ren through
zach
For Isage berth. state freight apply board the
amer he Freight on, Pier ~. N0rA River,
the ofce, So. ~ Bl',s-v Place
New-York daily tribune., 1858-09-09
OrrIcr NEw.YoRK AND ERIE RAILROAD Co..,
New-Nork. June II. 1859.
AND ERIE RAILROAD.-Ihe

~ New York and Enc Railroad Company have earnestly Ell
during the past months establish and maintain
uniform remuneatye rates Of af BY the fonr great es
which Atlantic cities and the West Having failed
In this and believing IL be nndcous and improper 10 in
enc traffic by the of Free Passes By the employment OF
runners and solicitors other underhanded he
COMPANY rather than to such means have Determined 70
reduce the and after Monday next hnst a. follows
t,,,..r Nv York aud Dunkirk to............s 81 10
Between NewYork and Buffalo, to.............'.' W
b''Se.h He"' 'io'A ''1 ~ ~ia' .,.. - N 10
New-York daily tribune., 1858-09-09
CHARLES MORAN, Presi
NETWORK and NEW-liANEN RAlLkOAD.
| la59 SUMMER ARRANGEMENT. lS50


Passenger Station in NewYork corner Nthst aud ithsS
entrance Nth-st. . ..-
TRAINS LEAVE NEW-YORK
For New Haven a. (eN.) l245 3:ib ~ leNl ana
$50 D. m For bridgeport T. tex ll;t5 3;f2 ~"
lex and $50 IN For Milford Strstford, Fairfield South
port and Westport l2:4j 3:4 and $50 m For Nor
walk = a. m l2:45 3.45 4:D teyl, i.4j $50, 6:p p IA
For Dafirm and re-nwich T. m l2:ij 345, f:+5 $50
$50 M For Stamford, T. 8CrS) m; 1886, Si5, 40
lex AS $50 $50 D. For Por Chester and Intermediate
stations J. ga M I2:45 5:45. i:45 $3.50, ESQ p.
CONNECTING TRAINS
For Boston m (ex.l 4:D p. (eNb For Hartford and
ngfield (ex), 4:20 texl For CONNECTICUT
River Railroad Montreal ,eN) For Canal haroadto
Northampton a. H. tex) and l2;4j p M. For New Haven
and New London Railroad N. and 49 m For housa
tonic Railroad m 4O p. m. For Nsusauck Railroad Ia
IN l2:45 S45 D. H. For Danbury and Norwak Railroad, T.
A m 4;2Op. NJ JAMES H. HOYT, Superintendent.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-09-09
NOR BOSTON and PROVIDENCE via NEW

DEOPLE's LINE between NEW-fOkk, Clll
i ISLAND NEW-ROCHELLE and dMAMARONECk-O
aud SATI RDAN, Juue - the Steamer ISLAND CIif
Capt James Nradonburgh having been RENTED with new
making DAILY TRIPS Sundays excepted between the above
named the accommodation OF aud ight
leaving Fulton Market Slip al returning leaves Mama
roneck at NJ, NewRochele al 7;So City Island az
7a m Fare between NcwyoTk aud Mimaronsck 30 cents,
and between NewYok and New Rochelle or City Island .
cents each Freight be board half an hour before
the time of starting.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-09-09
AXE SUPERIOR LINE.-lo5S.

IL -
All point. between Glen ELAND, DETROIT and sUPE-
RIOR CITY.
The and splendid low -pressure steamers CITY OF
CLEVELAND, }. Nj. Lundy, Master; ILLINOIS John IRA
ser Master;
LEAVING CLEyELAND A 8 P.N
THURSDAY April - MONDAY April Il
MONDAY, Mays THURSDAY. April ~.
THURSDAY, May IS. MONDAY, MAY Ia.
MONDAY, MAY - THURSDAY, May -
THURSDAY June 3. MONDAY, May 81.
MONDAY, June IA. THURSDAY. June le.
THURSDAY June -. MONDAY. jane y.
MONDAY. July THURSDAY, July l.
THURSDAY July Is MONDAY. JAY l.
MONDAY July % THURSDAY, July -
THURSDAY, August MONDAY. August >
MONDAY, August l6. THURSDAY, August T.
THURSDAY August % MONDAY August -.
MONDAY. Septembcr6 THURSDAY. SspteInbers =
TIL RSDAY, September Is. MONDAY september Is.
MONDAY, SeptemberS. THURSDAY. September =.
THU uRsDAf, October J. MONDAY October
MONDAY. October 49, THURSDAY, October H.
THURSDAY, October y. MONDAY October -
MONDAY. Noy.mb.rS s. THURSDAY, November T.
And newly htted Passenger and Freight Screw Steamers
IRON CITY. J. r. TuGncr. Master
MINERAL ROCK, J. p. Ryder, Master
GEN. TAYLOR. Geo. L. Stone, Master
Making three boats leaving Cleveland every week through the
The the round trip in eight days Rooms for
sny Of the trips be secured by addr,ssiug
HUSSEY MCBRIDE.
Forwarding and Commission Merchants,
Cleveland, Ohio.
NB-Msrk all Packages, Care of Has.ey 4 Mcbride,
Cl,VeiSnd Ohio
New-York daily tribune., 1858-09-09
RAILROAD-For PHILA-

IN DELPHIA and the SOUTH aud WEST Via JERSEY
CIrY.-Mail and Express lines leave New fo!k at and u
m D. fare 80. Through Tickets sold for Gin
cinua the West and for Baltimon, Washington Norfolk
and through baggage checked % Washington III M sd
D. m trains J. W WOODRUFF, Assistant Superintendent
No baggage will be- received for train unless delivered ana
checked minutes in advance Of the time OF leaving
New-York daily tribune., 1858-09-09
paints, Oils, Siass, Ne.

(OBURN's Extra LARD OII4-Nery pure; will
~ never gum and will bum equal 70 Sperm Barrels 81 TO 70
rABons JOHN ". QUINCY, 4 Co, No. SS William ~
ERFNCH WHITE ZINC PAlNT.-ilALL ~
CORNELL No Maids n-lanc, have constantly Tor sale
wpain. ZINC ground pure from the Niehc NonaSue Com
ny dead white and with gloss ~hch acquires the hsrd
noof ponehug CoOrs with znc oas
their purity and freshness oi tone superior 10 esd f
IN from p 20 So lbs Parties ordering this Zinc
nay rely thai il will be- furnished genuine.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-09-09

NENTRAL RAILROAD of NEW-JERSEY-
~ Connecting at New Hampton With the Delaware, Lacks
wanna and Western Railroad and al Eaon with the Lhish
Valley Railroad - -. So
SUMNER ARRANGEMENT, commencing April y, lss.-
Leave York for Esston aud places from Pier
No North River, at M l. m, and p n for somer-
Vile by above trains, and AZ 0:y p m -,
The above trains Ehzsbch with train. on the New
Jersey Railroad which leave Newi Org nom the loot oil to9rt
,ndt-st AZ y aud IL a. m, and aud , p M 49,
Passengers the Delaware La kawanhs ana "es'en hsi
!. A n, and I2m JOHN q. STERSS, Superintendent