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New-York daily tribune., 1858-08-02
DHEUMATISM and GOUT TANNIHILATED.-
IL READ AND BE RESTORED, re AFFLICTED 1sr


CAThARINE'S MINERAL WATER, from the Ar.esis1 Wet,
Csus3a West, IN its natural Sure
Rh-raasn GoCt Kidney Complaints q action In the
Urinary Ogsr Liver Ccmpls:nt Diseaes pecu
liar 70 Women ard Oersrsi Purifier of the Blood
Tbe above csebred water is from the SPlus
conceataec article that has been sold fer time
pact.
lie ilowr certificates ew of the wonderful
BY s within the pas. and c,niIg from gentle
utl wei saown dSests them from 81 qu'kery:
Fr,m Gen. Webb. Eii;or CT the Go ler ard Euqgi:er
NEw-YoRI, h,J 81, 1873.
{. L. BsTHER esq-DeE Sir II IL quite unuece,,sy for ns
ycu ctit.icue OF eSpsrenc- IN ren 70 the
vii you ce.ir- in the Of Tae Courier
.Id ELquier have expressed my conyc'iou ootn
p.is experience sod obseysion that 10 most casi d
r.. N. Rheumatic Gout and N.UrsGs they will hna Il
specific. - ,.-
u.Ls il. ws.s a. atoge'er tie moN extraordinary IN sh-'
.l.scis have under obsef' son
Tee e.iucoy err,d 70 10 The mc,e valuable Wa' aos
,eu &c rri but ps3ed for ne good Of the pusIc
'1 Yorr, r,,t;oly j. WATSON WEBS.
NYv YORK, Msy %, It5s.
c. l. M,rHFR-Desr Sir: For th.nu,,oiy heuna.ism |
lave uIed Water the Ae.iin Wei St CshArlnes
Ca, eat which yo1 and hna in the hshes, de-
T.. vs;s NON the well in its n.ur, state without b-ins
eoed 0r TO- in ny o''I i'n t. 2. P,s'srI.do
Trly youis EDWlN fURkkor.
.pa. up qssrt srd pi1, bottles ani bs sny
the I'D II lad 10 sDy q1sntity by sppcs)n
tiC. L MArnER Sole Agent, A,,or hOas-, New fe;k
CANDS' SARSAPARILLA.-Thep prompt action
- ts esr.,ed Erset upon the yi,, hiid and iis
cruy p-.iiyi-s ai,i,', ies.ed IN the ves: q
scrot- sned i.s reputation he best AID
fsreey t,s. be Used Prepared AID scd BY B.
d SANDS. d usg.s.s No 100 Fui;on s..
New-York daily tribune., 1858-08-02
Itsysr ticoLsY. alc'ione~-. -
rNEGIrIAR hAIE 0f hIOCKS and BONDS.-

stsysr n t.coL.Y alc'ione~-.
DEGULAR SALE Of STOCKS and BONDo.-
HI ALBEIT NICOLAi W. sell THIS DAY, AS Z "
IL o'elcot ~ the NefccA-ts ENobsrge:
IL tbsres Gsa.r Fife insuiscce Co - ss.h
So shares Ocean It's Co, & si0i esh
10 shares GoocLJr fi4e les Co, : 100 esHe
u share. Psopltt Fir- los CO Sc esct.
10 shsts Common seah Fire lee I ,. : lv' ta'H'
&c tkus. Ea,tnory Fife les ca. SO each
q ttats Iiyitg BsLk, t5o esch
IS thtrts Hs.iaric.' Bank, 80 each
e shares Ar.isA1s' Bsr &. fito each ,
g. sS,rs. Hecbspics Bsuhing As-ooiston, 81. - esb'
2S sbsy.s Esliot q Fire In.. Co, fS 70 ee'
20 shares Mercantile Five Insurance 20. 30 esoh-
10 sf.I,, Metro .!,.u Fire LIS Co, slcee,ch.
10 sb.r,, Tosth Raiotd Co ~" esch.
6? ,bses New Yoik snd New Hsvsn Elrosc 30,
81 sbv, T|.rtop Iiou Co (bypothecs,eol sSVy.>"'
rs $40. We. F-eo & Cos ExpIess E ssoA
e. shares C. eyesno sud Pti.baisn hs5IsS go ~ -
$50 Crest Ges.. Maize In, scjp q" '''''
5000 yirg-is s.s.e v cent BONO.
eSuo iavs County (Wis Q cent bonos'
asc. p..,s I'D Mi.. Railroad lat uf II = cent )ods
,.eyed Ia s1cirn 70 the rezul.:ly .tverssd ne,
- Eex, r.gulsr sale or THU RsDA1 Aug. ;
.,r,iop sales Socks scd Boz d. every MONDAY aud
TtfpsDAY a, Iei O'Clock, 81 the Merchant Exchsngs
l ,nS b. Ids bought aud sod prys,e sale aud q tue
Bond sowsd d. posts loans NEGOTIATED
and collected large variety Of secnre. constantly
n had a: private sac. ALBERT n. NlCOLAY,
Stock Auctioleer and Banker, No. Bfosd-s
New-York daily tribune., 1858-08-02

IN PURSUANCE Of an order Of the Surrogate Of
the corrsy Of New York notice heby gwen to P-ssons
b,yir aims WILLIAM T. CATTERffELD, A.- Of
City Of New Yort decesse TO tho same With
b~i,of.o be rbcb-r s the ohce OF Gere irlsnd r,
6r,, Cav OF Dec. mter rex-Ded wYoi toe 18th day o
June lasS EMMA A. CATTLAfIkLD, Admiaissrafrx
i.s tavSnH
New-York daily tribune., 1858-08-02

CTATE OF NEw-YORK.-BANKD DEPART
- MErT Albany July 1853 The time nssd BY sw Tor me
REDEMPTiON oltLs CIRCULATING NOTES issued 70 the
JANIS BANK having expired pursusnt TO Chapter ~ o. the
Law eflsso notice hereby given that FINAL DIVIDEND
of kl0HT PR CENT has been declared the amount OF
posss deped represented BY the certf.tes .sned BY toe
redemption Of the Of the said Bank
she on presentation said ocrthstes properly Ind ,rse
s prrsmst within ain months from the dste 81 this no5ce
"a ~ ths,..Nsr JAMES NJ. COOK,
,.,esv Supsrin.endene-
New-York daily tribune., 1858-08-02
Eeqal Eotlles.

IN PURSUANCE Of an order Of the Surrogate
Of th- Comfy OF NewYork notice Is hereby siyss 20 al
proas hsyn. agsin, JOHN ANERf s,- Of Bridge
pf Cocneet.cg formerly Of the Cy OF New iork doe,s-d
10 with vouchers thereof 70 the suessst At
H.. pace Of busiaess Nc lS5 Front stree. 10 the City VI New
Yort before twenty second day Of Oc:b-s nex-
Da:ea N,w. York he s-Tsaeerth day Of Apr. 1883
sp.s lsv6n,M WALTER r AVERY, Executor
New-York daily tribune., 1858-08-02

VNRAVLERS leaving the city shouid procure ths
i Ast edition Of ArPLEroEs RAILWAY GUIDE II
ecOApe fhroosh Routes nns Isess q 81 the h.rcsA.
TOarsts 0uids As w:iesns Pcs ed tso.aA stA
.. APPLETON Co, PSbNhss4
"a Ma esS NJ ~ Bcsue~sS
New-York daily tribune., 1858-08-02
gteamboats ano Railroads.
SAFEGUARDSf for TRAVELLERS. The thinking

CAFEGUARDSfor TRAVELLERS The thinking
~ pobe and those vho Sv, requested noe the
-nt OF CREAMERS BRAkE OPERATORS to the Cas- Of
the bed uaussd kaioAd hpss In the coCutyy Hrisa
Rver Cleveland and Tocdo, Terre sne and Richmond MA
irsn Central &C. The beet Of this device place the
81 oil the bskes IN the bands Of the engnec sttendants Of
tain .or nstan. use In Of danger.
Experience demonstrates that tbe destructive ecs n
r~lrcsd Iom the u tbs
.er in rsrsd motion
TIE prrcauticn sves degree OF s-cui:y Z, re
property In csd s.tsasb BY oos means
RsIosd ocsu ao prseo, Ia recreaut the s.
coufded them IL 70 warranted 10 the
sals Price el2S ssrh. oompete 1or furthsr pacasu Al
drrss w. @. CREAMER, Scc. No. 81 Pines. NY
New-York daily tribune., 1858-08-02
nle0ical.

NO MORE SHAKING.-The OLIVE FEVER
~ snd AGUE PILLS Will In weeks time the worst
ard hst exists, matte had ten
lcc. ssve Summers They fee from Qurne and all dele
drugs hsI.. in taer action and will leave the system
s.ro; aid stby.
roi sale Al the principal Drrg Store. Prce 81.
Whoess.e Cepot Nc &c CouItsndt 81
New-York daily tribune., 1858-08-02

THE GREAT CENTRAL ROUTE
n. Pena,yvs3s Raad connect. At PtsbuTsh With rac
ss 10 ard om st. Lou., Mo- Alton, Gsens aud Cl.o ILL.,
VrskoI, and Lousve Ky Terra Hsits Msdi,or,
lafayette Gd indianapolis, Ind Ciaonnsn Dayton spros
iu.s7- N.ssIon and Wooster Ohoi slso VITA tas ,tssn
,oke, boats from Al to st. Louis L"anVs aoe
es1cinusli 80
fhroush acisn the Ia. be ha Of the sboysnss
uons1 places in the Wes-
Pss.n.eu will fnd this ths shortest, mos expeditions ~
tsnfar..ble route between the East si West. -
FROM kEW-yORK TO CINCINNATI IN - HOUM.
FROM NEN-YORK TO CHICAGO IN 80 HOURS
FROM NEW-YORK TO ST. LOUIS N ~ HoUA
Bsrs Sc low q, any other route
Zee nAIdoiLs q tie hotels Of ts.s city.
Yhro,xh Tcies further information, may De- had a. ne
,Sc, o! he PEsNSY Iva RAILROAD,
No. Astot Horss, Sro.ivsJ.
Jsn1asy J. 1883. J. L. LLL!cTT Assnh
New-York daily tribune., 1858-08-02
- . = / = J. " 1T 4 N y = AZ IL - ~
DIRECT
nosr coyFoers3.E Ard E1sEDIT.ou5 ROUTE
ralOCGI n EiGHTEZS HorgS.
NORWICH And WORCESTER LINE

NORWICH And WORCESTER LINE.
,arx-s so's-ii 4 e,.n.., COMMONWEALTH C'Pt
: ~. vt,,u. ,-d CONNECTICUT. Cap. WE Wick
fn .,y e lss,.as Per No e. North Aver, hO' Of Cont
l.,d..t 8. o'oio.I p N, fc. .ss WEIRs, PLYMOUTH
WILLS gTTER .ai L!TILEroH i-:er'ecaas win he W
non, ,.,e e,.c To. psp hOrs7s a.or sho1 As h'rn'1
For h:shr .afo-rstor sets. ac-, ir1a-7 Ok D N Az
TlE As.-.. G. she vas,: . On 5osd ta- e2...
LAKE PERIOR LIN E.-l7'a
A. ), ,,,u.. D,.r.s= oLEYsLas6. DErEoI- .a srpERIoa
p, as,- .ni rolsa,i l9v2lss,a-s Eesner CITY or
cLESELAN0, ). ST. L1udS, Nassss ILLINOIS ''an IN
ss HAs.ss
f1yasDAZ, Aprl u soApAf; Ap;a a..l 70
Easfsls,5i EospAs, hSa. y:a.a .S ssSssSsSSAf; a;ys.
THURSDAY. Iane MONDAY Sayg
TavRSDkY Jsne - MoHDAY y"ss;
kSsRaA ksHS!kseAf. }s1s. sASsSSsASS.; ASsSAS. ayta
fHUssDiY. 1iglsa NoNDAY Aasui. Z
THURSDAY, Ausis@ hokDAY, Ausr,. g
aDhRa,A saDTasnAs. sspssm5srs a6SpAY, s.gsn Ser
H0HDAY. s.pten5er21 rHuRspAy. sep.en0er e.
EoSDNY oo:cse iaURsDiY October ~
rHVRSDAY, Ocsooe: g. MONDAY, October Is
MonDAY. Ne7,mSTs. fHvRsDAY; HOys%bsIG
AaA as~7 aHsi 3p Ps,sn.sr ap1 20, sefsw Steamers
HNgA.L |, tocK 90 R " ;ga. 3D. M.:.s n:.se''
Maxim. .hres ba.. leaving Cleveland week through
Ts- .cane,. max, II. roani tip in slsis d.7' Rooms
~, Ire ap' can Ss - 1;sd y ,id.',.ns MPa,ny
Forv.llns ani Com uanlsso1 se'caaas
rB-M.ss al PAct.s-,. "cus Of Hl'Sy Mosnds. Cevs
land Ohio"
New-York daily tribune., 1858-08-02

NAY BOAT f-r ALBANY ard iNTERNED =
IL .TT LsrDTNss III. ..ssmst AR :; N 8 =
Nr'rsJ 81. nohDhl. WtLrE5DA4 slif hlD u. = -
NRW-YORK AND ERIE RAILROAD.-on
~ sriste EpsDAf, bsy lss gel un u .s 80. vir
P..st y.r T-ar. Per fot e Ds-e 81 o. "
OynKiRK EYPygSS .. I. m ios DsasLt AL psine.P@ I"
tetutci,ie .. 'ns
MAIL IgsIs as, n e; Durtirt s,a fae an in"f0rs
disis 6slots
RoCgLSND PAs5sE 3Eag N fror tsS Cosno~" H.
81. Perm ~ s1h.r-s sri Et>rmrtis- sisIost
WAY PAssES6ERU4p NJ, f1I he-elfsh, scaeecS1 No
intern oist. SO ious.
ETGsT FXPRE Ss a. & n bf De- hirt sni Brft'
TIE shove TrsinI dAlly. ; lnds, ek,.rst v,
Yts-- Fxr--s Tram crrnect 81 Emlrs VIII tee r.nif.
Crrsesr, ,us kiss.Ts Fsas Rsron tor Nisz.s Fas 81
Bnsh.nor sitt tns s,r,.se snt binsnamtor E,o1i I'
Esro.e fr Rocbr.,ef .: Grs. Bad VITA the pe..a;e
.Ic est@rn Esicai tor scrsrtor .. Hog .is
~ ..- ~. f.Ie "A s-fok ciy Railroad, T.. B-tIo
a. Rs.c pur eib tie Like ,.o-e RAlrost 70, Csvssna
BF aE E.DLEY, AszItsc. President
New-York daily tribune., 1858-08-02
DENNSY vANIA RAILROAD.--

DENNS VANIA LRO D.
Tas sGRyAr CENTRAL ROITE connecting the Atlantic
cie, vih Wese.n Eorth Wers sad South Western st.ts.
by continuous Railway di,ect This Road aso coonec
P.bu With dsy lines Of TO al ports on as "et
err Rivers sni a. Cvend and with the steamers 70
ali po-.s Nertd We..ern Lskes-makns the ost da
cheas .d rese b. which fRE3Hf can b foEwHied
10 end frou The Crest West -,r.,,
RATES BETWEEN PHILADELP1ilA and P!rTSbC hdt
FssT CL,ss-Boo's Shoes HAu ana osps noos 75csnts
DrJ I'm boxes b,es and trunks Drugs On lu u
boxes Gzt bele,, Feathers fuft kc...,.....'..,;)
oSuSn H. - a, b.., Dr,z. In cvts Had eOcensf
80 ..hs- i'm ro,l, or boxesl Wool AID Shee2 loo %.
Pelts E,s.wAld dkc......".........'..
fHIso CLAss-A1vils. stel Chains Vh csssh ec-nt, ?
Hen Bacon AID Pcik ssted Qoose or In sscts) 100 N
Tobacco, n anu;sctured eIo p. Cissr. or Cat k'.:
ForaTH CLSs-C Coffee, Fsh, Bacon, Beet and -
Pck I'm casks or b1xes EsstvNi, LNd and Lsd pc-hcP
Oh Enls Soda Ash German Cay, Tar Phca, l"n
k9.r; b. Snii further notice
G2AN- y 100 q until further nDiSe
CoTIos- bale eiias sr weight unill further
notice. ,
In siprng socis from po eat Of Phlade phs D. pa.
Hculsr tc the package Vi. Penn.ylvsi, Az
Goods tbe Agents Of this Road PAsieihs VI
Pttsbursh viii be forwarded whcut detention
FaYrGHT AGESTs-Hsrs WCrmey Co.. Mempas Tenn !
r. f. Sass Co, St. Louis r. O. ORsily Co., Evansville
Ind Dnmssnii Bel Co, and Cater Jewett, Louisville
XII & kolirurn Madison Ind II. w. Bro~i 20 ana
E.;r Co.. Cinciprsi; w Graham Co, Zsne'yile Ohio
Isech Co. No. 81 Knby 81, Boston, Isech Co No A'tof
pr.s E,wYork and No South Willizrn New York T.
j sneeier Philadelphia; Mss-sv Kooas, Slsmofei ID. A
Stewart. Pittsbursh. .n,,,,
U II HOT sTON. 6eners, Freight Agent Phlsdelphis
4 A SCOTT, Sup .rn.sndent, Altoona. Pa
New-York daily tribune., 1858-08-02
NIEW-YORK and NEW-HAVEN RAILROAD
II ,a,a slNxER ADVANCEMENT. lses
G n.vS

II ,a,a sCMxER AkRANGEMENT. 1855
Goa menoiry May s., la5s 49,,
P,,.-s.r sz1oa In HswYOtt corner .hst sad ''a Az
entrance On 27t-s st - ,,- uo.v
y,-E.rY,ysa T. 50 N. (exl; le:i5, S:5 4:g lsxD ana
& saon For Brdaepor. lex, ls q, IS 4:p lex
sn5 N Por Milford Strstfori fairfield South port and
Westoors m; ,2:S s:f and SD m. For N.rva., J.
O.. M, is,5 s.ts 40 lex AS $50. $50 For DsrIsr
All 0te.lrite g n ls5, s:k +:t, $50 $50 N for
S.ul;yrI !. seKD u II: S S:+ t9 lshh :: =, o:s",
For POI, Cbsssr AID sdiste satoas n
Y 70 SIS s:i5, 6:G. $3.50 m
CONNECTING fRAIN2
Yo- Bo,ton So NJ lex 4;T M lex Hof hsttof1 ens
sprnsdsld n (st t:s IN Tex For Connecticut 4 ,s,
ErsI 10 Eont-ea IN. tex For Canal ksirosd 20 NORM
.rpioa 81 ~ le1) snd ps;45 m Fox New. Hsyen and
MI. sou Railroad snd tS For Hous.sonic
f.Irs al a m 4:?o For E.ass:uck Rsilroat 80 ~
is:ts s45 n. Yot D,r5u,y andN, ,w.l1 Rsrosd "a
20 m JANIS f. HOYT, Superintendent
New-York daily tribune., 1858-08-02
OsT-cz Hyy.yoaK .Sr yEis Rail Co,
Nes-YosL Jsle IL .a,s-

Nrs.Yo:I Jale II .ass-
NFW-YoRK AND ERIE RNLROAD.-lhe be
IL k.s Yort al Lie Hir 81 Csnpsay h.'- earnestly en'
is.Jcra drrg tie pat teE EioL1 . s-Aoi'a And
,n, I r-s,rre.tve Il t.A bl tae four sesf hses
gh,ob ur 80 s A.ansc ciaes and the West hsVins oes
IN MI. Az rysi 10 be niudous and mpoopef 70 nno
nt4 by t5. ssu. Of Free PssSeA By the employment Of
,1sre-. A. oIs by any other under5Andd mesna 'ns
Cor r.ry s.aer Ar reso 70 suca means n.ve "
ceouce 70, tareS % n,rsi,s 20 to.,.........S So 10
and Braaio %. "
Ss,v~su HrvYors al NA4Gs FAis, or Suspersion ..
'"s'' CHARLES MORAN. P-.s.dsai
New-York daily tribune., 1858-08-02

THHE REGIlAK NAIL LINE va SIDNINO-
4 TON for BOSTON Ard PROVlDEhCk-ln.sri roubs-
he AMI d,reo, Carrying the EXlem aaiL
Ybs st-.mers PLYMOUTH ROCK, Capt Joel Stone, and
VANDYRBILT Csps. w. H. FrEse, In connection vita h'
sTONItGTON and PROVIDENCE and BOSTON and PRON
OTNCf RAILROADS leaving New York daily Sundays
.-pea) from Psr Nc. North River hr wharf shove B..Is
,sce o'c.ock n and Souiston st $50 or on ~
sIxlvsl Of "a. n all tr which Bosom at $3.50
The C. VANDERBILT, from New YoIh Monday. sdnesdA
and PIcsy ston:ns Tnesiay ThursiAy md Saturday
The PLYMOUTH ROCK from New Yotk Tuesisy. Ihssisy
s SssuisJ from s.orin Houdsy Weinestsy aud
Stonington railroad 70 Providence
sud Boston in rp,e kAi Train reaching said ps> In -
vance By other routes AID ample time for Al the camp
orpps les Nora and East Passengers ma. pefu
board eLjoy n,3rs res: uadis'fbsA
bresks. desired and leave Sonnston IL the m trax
sorosc,jsr A. Proyissce Win lis train o Bos,ou
accompanies hs sesms and trsn through
zach way. -
FOR ps.s.xe bsrha apply board o.
stearer or a. Freight Office Psr da North EEer
tie Office No. 10 Battery oisos.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-08-02

E4RR % centa. Fer SH2EF5PJRf. hcsS
i BHArCu gga asis O -sn E5Bs. PR N.'s-rs- - -
6cVr Pa g.srg A. pa 3.-I Tt r-p a. iE1f 't-
ALICE PRICE, I-r1 3esGsl- CJzE,atr VI III - S'.'''
if-D Eso.Ls9l... Z. p.
Ir.rr rgxy,7z PLE,,Uzz Bay.
ss'cissg. JZy 3!.....4. rs sst1 say Jay s,''''' "a
srrtss, Ar--s.i .... N : z ~ A'sns. ''' - y
MY ABgui, g.. q Nj 'sy, -EI' y...u,,
Be- sct LorE 5isbrn direct .... ,rs.l
fL.A5 HI JGTS Loe cf s,s,.. s'r 5s1ar eo11-'' 49,
~ t.s,. 40 sss.s 4 o. pas q th. c3sat,.
EOR TFE WHITE MOUNTAINS,
New-York daily tribune., 1858-08-02

CTEAM to ALL PARTS of GREAT BRITAIN.
- via GALWAY, Le,and.-THE SHORTEST SEA PAS
SAGE BETWEEN AMERICA aud EUROPE-rh,h hae is
PRINCE ALBERT and the INDIAN EMPIRE are now nun
Mug The departure from New York 10 be followed hy
others Of the line about two weeks Will be the fHlNCE
ALBERT, SATURDAY. Aug q, direct toI galway
Passe will hsve free ticket by the nsua railroad routes
hof- Gswsy any Of the principal ci,ies Of Greet Britain
First Second Class. $50 Third Clsss $50
liberal cabin table will be provided and cooked provisions
for third class pas sepgers 10 Galway
For passage, freight and other psrtculsrs apply TO
WA A. SALE Co.. No. 4s South. 't-
CTEAM to GLASGOW, LIVERPOOL, DUB
- LIN BELFAST and LONDONDERRY for $s.-The
sperdid scIew steamer GLASGOW, Capt Goodwin sails SAT
tRDAY Aug. T. Fhs'clsss Pssssge, SIS; Steesse. So
found with cooked provisions For passage apply to
HOLMAN WILKIF, No. n Greenwich It.
T'HE VANDERBILT EUROPEAN LINE Of
Il STEAMSHIPS, between EEW-YORK, SOUTHLAND
TON HAvRE and BREMEN vii ssl ~ follows carrying the
Outed States Malls:
Eew.Ycrk for Southampton From Hsyr- and South.
EORrH STAR s.ts, July 81 "Wednesday ........Aus "a
VANDERBILT, sstdsy Aug ID "wednesday Sept.
Hsv!e and
from NewYOrh HI South Bremen for soqshamE.o.
NOHN LIGHT Sat- Aug. n Saturday Sept Al We'd Sept e
ARIEL Sat- Sep. saturday Oct ?lWed Octsbs.6
These steamships have wsertsht compartments aud
abe
s~copS cabin ESQ; and per North Sts Northern Light and
AI--Yira cabin. So; second cabin e1 third cabin. eso
CeItihca ates issued for passage from Europa
Oe<c!- delivered In London ard PaSa
D. TORRANCE. Agent. No. 5 Bowling 0rsen, n. z.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-08-02

DEGULAR MAIL LINE for BOSTON a1e
H PROVIDENCE, VIA STONINGfON-HOuR Of LEAV-
INC CHANGED t. ?. H. On anj sf,er TUESDAY Jnns
he Steamer, pLYkOnTa ROCK and G. FANDERBlLf Of
S.s Lrs vii l-aTs Per No. North fiye tEst wos ssovs
s.rs.Y pss day p: sundsys n H. iaseesd OBJ
odios 40. IL SSfterJ place.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-08-02

Don CHARLESTON.-The steamship ALLAN
ia Cap. L. u Lsyfeld viii leave pier No. IL n X. on
SATURDAY. Aus. a; aoelct m P."as. With eounOor'
ip,u,snc one bali pet cent effected rough Office Apply
10 II CROMWELL Co,
No &c Wests,, corner Albany.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-08-02

EOR SAVANNAH and FLORIDA.-The Amer
isn Atlantic Screw Steamship Canpary and frs, cl.
sean ship MONTGOMERY, Cccksr. commander, will leave
Nor No Jpn on SATURDAY, August T. ~ 4 o'clock p. IN
P...ss. TO Ssvannsh with unsurpassed accom- nods,ns
Through tickets TO Macon, MONTGOMERY Atlantis Albany, Ga
, r,,s FREIGHT per foo. until further Ia.
H. b CROMWELL Co.
No es Wetst corner Albany
New-York daily tribune., 1858-08-02

n nv, SH-I ..A "a. SOUTH ed wESY N yIk1LY
ctfYNasr All l.r-s: nss le.vs No. Yost = 81 2
- - W - ~ Bsanxv, Wahingsoa NorlsR, tA saA
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Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1858-02-18

Az exciting trial bas just terminated 1t
Rockford, Illinois. Ex-Governor BeLb, OF
Ohio. has for some years past been an ex-
tensiye farmer in Rockford county, and the
trial was for mansaughler in shooting II
Young mau named Lemuel Clemens, who,
with othels. was ehanyarng Gov. Bebb's
son upon the occasion Of his marriage -
q v. B. was defended by Thomas Corwin
and WilIi,m johnson of Ohio, aud Judge
Miller aud James n. Loop of Illinois,
The shooting was admitted. and the de-
fence cased on the section Of tue Revised
Statutes Of Illinois, which designates under
what circumstances the killing of person
can be justified by law. 10 opening the
defence Judge Miller stated the circum.
stances attending the unfortunate occur
renee, wieh will be Of interest to the many
friends Of Gov. 3. 10 this State, who will
be glal TO learn that jury Of biz peers
has rendered verdict Of acquittal.
Judge Miller said there were two occa-
sions on which man will pay good deal
for his peace-fUnersls aud weddings
and some rioters took advantage Of one Of
these occasions to make the defendant pay
the highest price for bis peace.
In relation to the circumstances the
Judge said that on the day of the return
Of Governor Bebb's youngest son from the
East with his bride, one of the visitors
made a pretence to borrow fifteen bushels
of grain, which be got, and took the occa
sion to find out Whether the young man
had got back. He did So and leaving
toe wheat, he mounted bis horse and rode
nearly the whole day to get up the crowd,
who were instructed to bring guns.
Had these men gone there saying they
wished to fire a salute in honor Of his son
aud daughter.in law, and wished refresh.
ments, they would have been generously
entertained; but they came there believing
like bulls, growing like cocks, and firing
guns, and Gov. Bebb became very excited
he would otherwise have been more than
a man or less than one. He took a gun
from his son Edward anil went out and Or
dered them in voice loud enough to be
heard across a forty acre lot. They did
not 90; some Of them said they did not
hear the order. The Governor then fired
higher than be meant. The crowd then
left with the exception of two or three,
who rushed on him, one Of them crying
out, "Good, boys, that's what we expected;
that's what we waut--come on, boys
Tie Governor then turned to the house,
the men coming right upon him, and find
ING that one of them was gaining on him,
he turned aud fired.
He then related all the events which oc.
Cured after the man fell until the matter
was brought to the notice Of the anthoi-
lies.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1858-02-18
FEEDING THE HuNGRY.

IN these hard times, when every person
Is rushing and straiuiug 10 become rich, or
at least to secure and lay BY for themselves
enough for anticipated wants, It is pleasant
and heart-eheeriug to observe Others, for
getful Of self. doing all they can to alleviate
suffering and hunger wherever found
Among this class, the Cleveland Legder
moutions Mr. w Farmer of New York
City, whose name deserves to be written
in letters Of gold. "This gentleman some
time last November, aner the banks had
smashed aud manufactures bad suspended,
started at No. ~ Ludlow staet, free d.
ming saloon, inviting all, of every class, age
and color, to come aud eat free Of expense.
This general invitation, Of course, drew
crowds to bis door. Mr. Farmer has now
been keeping open doors to the public for
more than three months, during which
time be has given away in food al bis table
80 bbls Of flour, 7 quarters Of beef 800
bushels Of potatoes, leo hams, 10 bushels
of onions. 2 bbls of Dutch herrings, and a
barrel OF mackefal, besides small stores in
abundance. Mr.. Farmers generosity has
already cost him more than $4,000, still
he will not receive aid from any quarter,
asserting that he is able to carry on the
work at his own expense. TheIe roeight
pc nons employed in the establishment be-
sides himself, cooking, washing and waiting
on the hungry swarm that pours into the
saloon "from noon till dewy eve"
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1858-02-18
swatch and Pray'' No Longer.

The Dealer has dropped its motto OF
"Watch aud Pray !" and taken to shouting!
Tho Postmaster-Editor knows that his Of.
fetal head will soon be in the basket--that
further political trimming will not stay the
axe OF the headsman-aud his pent up
popular sovereignty burs. forth yesterday
as follows:
Fires of popular sovereignty are light
ing up the political heavens. We com.
mence tho publication 10 day of the pro.
ceedings ofthc great Anti Lecompton Meet
ing in Philadelphia, where six thousand
original Buchanan men met in Council and
publicly repudiated the Calhoun swinde
Read the speeches, letters and resolutions,
which will be published as fast as we can
find room. The main speech was made
by the Hon. Fred. p. Stanton, who was
sent TO Kansas as Secretary, but who act,
ed also in the capacity Of Governor most
of the time he was in the Territory. Mr..
s. has always been known as most deci-
ded Southern man, and represented Ten
nessee District in Congress ten years. lie
states in his speech, very CONSIDERABLY and
calmly, what he witnessed with his own
eyes, and what he knows TO be facts in
Kansas. He is the last man to give a
Black Republican coloriug to any state.
meut lie makes aud we are constrained to
look upon his confession as the highest
species of evidence in the case.'
The Dealer also announces with evident
gusto that New York has similar dem
onstrStion." 1t publishes the call headed
by the Historian Bancroft, pronounces it
"forcble," and then gives the Ohio ball a
slight kick, thus:
"At Toledo, last night, the Anti.Le,
compton Popular Sovereignty ball was set
in motion in Ohio. So they CO."
Your start has been so slow, neighbor
you must hurry to catch up by heading a
"lorcble" call tor similar demonstration
in CIeV eland at once. "Barkus is wiling"
-Cleveland Leader.