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PATENT "
ELASTIC FIRE & WATERPROOF
CEMENT ROOFING. -


i tennessee W e cHfrDs co.'s PATENT Mt TIAs is
attention Of Architects, Buders, Railroad oom-
psnes and the public TO examine ts superiority other
ARcHITEcIs AND BUILDERS should no. fail 70
s.snine this Rooang as 4 h better and cheaper than any
lace win resist the action OF the atnosphsre every
Il our.sts and wh the :ansss Of dc
phero ssd viii neither and,
It's practically inperisabIe and v persecfuly res,s,
ordinary external exposure 10 are is abundany
gage Roofing ordinary good sheathing
Old snsles tar and grave No. sine or iron ,osf
for dollars per one hundred square feet being
cheaper than Root Of the old ssyie and
viii also be found 20 be the best rnirg = -
,over or mend old ieaky tao. TAR and grav
tin is rusted through. This Cement ~i..a
iees 's 70 -slieh il is applied Tis Roon
land warranted not 10 ,e.tl e ..ef
ssr sr ssas ssrss paint sss.rs This si soosns 1 =.
:nsns .ss 's.ssss :. ss.a .iss Nm: sess 81.
Cars, Bridge. DsPs.s s..sioD as
ssPosarefron Gre. 40 the
| irhi subs tance viii burr eetlaG
.ssI. ohHa: xee.s
rates a. for tsos<
.i.s & e!sss,,se s.s g
s6ss. rtit fsss
ss Az
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gRsCG'S ARTIc LINlMENT.

EREGG'S ARItC LlKtMENi'
THIS great specific which triumph in the pssress
medical science the nineteenth CENTURY, Is not
ease discovered is it now prep red for
tho epossessd Of soyad health and robust conStuon'
but for large class who ore snfering pain
Have the Ne1e'algiaf
Have YOU the Ear or Tooth Ac1e5
You NAV rid Yourself rely Of these st essng evils
by the of Bragg Arctic Lniunsnt
Are YOU afflicted with od 6oresf
Are you sufferin' from severe Braase.l
Are you enduring pain from SDrI'nSf .
One tie of the Arctic Lfnment will surely give rehei
Rhennatisn i, dreadful complaint
ScrofuLG is 4 loath ore disease
Yet such wonderful healing properties Of Bragg
and chrcnis Rhern 4tisrn and remove scrofula.
Why will you suffer 18th ScurreHf
WHY will fer with the Pdlesf
Why will YOU submit to ChdDtdinsf
when by using the Arctic Liniment you may fnd per-
Ther- are in this world and tens OF thoussn
Who are wear afer W ar differing the
man diseases With which hu ranitv a c'ed until dis
pairing nigh the grave Wounds, bruises burns
scaId head ch blans piles corns, bites of insects
sore eyes tooth ache, neuralgia sore throat
paralvsi deases of the Skin, t1mors wens ring worms
scurve, cokein the breast, s sGne in hejoius
rheuma'i gout &C. faste led them and the
poor surere sre seeking an antido,e.
all such nr Bragg Aciic LIN nent CONES As sure
and speedy remedy, It j. oalm for every woand and 1T
neve Hundreds and thousands are testing Us vr-
tue rejoc fceedo ir nm pain and sunerin5
FARMEfs AND
DR. Bragg's Arctic Liniment Is also sovereign renedv
for he disease, with which horses are ahi cite
during the alarming of bruises sprans, spring
halt wounds hes, sweeney, pa'n, ring bone Big
h ad poll evil, farn livery stable keepers or
any person xnng valuable horse shoad be without it,
PREPARATION.
The ingredients of the Arctic LII are OF the most
costly kind while Il he To Sed upon com
noundng them b. one of the members OF IN. com any
who makes personal examin Loa of every bottle put
up.
NO FAMILY SHOULD BIZ WITHOUT IT.
In case Of acci lent, wise to have remedy at hand
to Apply Instantly Many lives are thereby saved, when
IL le 10 he piod of me lie practitioner m
have been lost The Arc Lnment Is the best specnt
as it acts upon the parts aff.c instinty-
r, il mt IN in 2sc O, AMI 81 bDtJles. The 5Oc anc
81 bott con so and leo pr ct more Linnent thar
the 25c bottles, and are much cheaper.
Every pe~son buying 8 boule OF bRAGGS ARCTIC
IsIMEsr viii be furnished at DR.. Bragg expense, @iti
Ensrson's Unte States JOURNAL publisher IN New for
for one wear aing the csrti1ct'e arnu1' ach Dol
lar hottie and sendingi J. NJ EMERSON Co., No. 81
BRAGG 4 BURROWES.
Sole Proprietors, st. Louis, Mo.
W. w. Berry Damnvile, Wholes lie Agents, and b.
G. w. Hendershott A. II. Roscoe, and J. Stretch
oct /.
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The stamp around esch pot will also bear the
the psopri-tor and Of the United States xgeute.
Druggist and Dealers VIII observe each doxsn pack
Ixrcxrasr cIzuox reputation aud gr<st
demand Thorns ompcand Extract Of coP<ite ap1 sAr
sspxria Ind for others 70 eo<r tus
tlops Of scfus vendrrs are pertcai>s
w.rned OF this thet they be the1r xonrds
not dspo any impure article czic ist@l = 9eoee
reput atoa. and dstroy the merits Of the orfx11{ -
tioB 10 obsisse ~hch the ephscrlber (<ucpaesor
Tarrs Mt by whom frst nfFodnood ,4to y r
stztssl has attached his signature % tnis ee1f<f
terfest wf.sch Is forgery. t2@E 4. ttsE7z
sor sA1prscnt JOHN A fA4AS +
Drusxi-ss. sc. s7s Grssnx.c1s cor. Wars
Dee Idly.
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MEMPHIS, TENN, Jan. u, 1851
To PuLLIo.--W 8. BeoneIt, made application 10
last buildings with Vests Galvanic
Cement IL being thing, thought we would try il;
had applied Blacksmith shop, and Engine House.
attached the Fo indry They have proved ali required
Of proof roof having wthstood Of the
est storms and giving good satisfaction Wecan only
add try 1t and yon will be satisfied.
CURTIS 4 KNAPP, Iron Founders.
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MEMPHIs, March 2, 1851.
w. g. BENNETT, Fso.-Dear Sir.-1he facts within our
ledge of durability &C. of Vests Gavanc Ce
ment; these: The building you covered for last
spring lam happy to slate cred expectations
We therefore recommend it to the public for all roof
ing purposes; light, cheap Gre and proof roof
1t does not get soft and the fecs Of the heat of
the sun; does il harden and crack the ELECTS of
the cold. Any persons wishing to know of ih
tice, call at manufactory.
N. g. BRUCE 90,
Carriag. Mandatory, Monroe st., Memphis, Tenn.
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MExPHIs, Tenn Dec. Sth, 1885,
To WHOM cosoERs-Tnis is to certify that w. s.
Bennett covered two roof for last spring, with
position called Vests Patent Galvanic Oe Of
the a deck, he othsr old shinge roof which
giving perfect satisfaction. He also repaired dor
window. hch leaked badly and had bsied the skill
of Carpenters prevent its leaking which succeeded
in making perfectly tight most cheersuiy recon-
mend his of roofing 10 the public, for all roofing
purposes Rnd believe it 10 be permanent fixture against
fire and water. ID. C0CKRELL,
proorfetor Comu M rel al Hotel
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MEEPHIs, JAM IL, 1851
Mr. Bennett. iia dom roofing
in his peculiar way with Cotton stud, coated with a
preparation the basis Of which appears be Coal Tar
IL enecual and light roof and promise
considerable durability from the preservative qualities of
the composoE which penetrates the cloth and protects
influence OF sir and The Composition
qufy from fleets Of the heat of the
In SUMNER does IL harden and crack from the
influence In the cold OF winter.
0ct9--ly . A. z. MERRILL.
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suPERISTESpKsr's OFFICE, MExPHIs OHIO r. r. I
MEAPHIs, TKsS, Feb. 19 1857.
Mr. BENNETT Dear sir:--0ur company having been
troubled very much with leaky cars, eGt OF your
Pateut Paint upon them and far my knowledge
tends, cheerflly recommend it TO any who wish
dry roof Of any sort YeUrs, &C,
II. COFFIN, Superintendent.
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OFFICE OF arss oSsrRAL TENN. R. r: Co,

B6IIvAR TEsx, Get. l, 1857. (
This win certify that the NJ u t. E. X. Co. have pur-
chased of Mr. w. s. Pennett, TIE right to their
Cars Bridges, Baildngs, &C. &c Vests Galvanc Cement
Having used nd ed have hesitation in
commencing it be the aud cheapest covering
in uses K. P. NELLY, President,
NC. d T. K. r. Co.
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NEW YORK ADVERTISEMENTS.

Prom vIsCHER OWEN CO., Gen1 Advertising Houses
APPLETos BUILDING, SAG Broadway, New York.
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Dyspepsia, HeaE1s Dz-!1 ECl> - ~ n $f,si $500 (
q 8. ssianios ~ n sss e.. ~ zss5t -. !
nes Or Weight n shs e.ss.s .s =. = n,.@ss ~ Ysf
s.ss.: sssssf,ss q sss ssin sss'ss ana sss lzsss
g q bszs, Dspression q spi.is 11!( 49,: Ias-
sS. psspoDssnss % & Or az sey - - ~ cs ss1
yever) Il win also dseess' = - Hse<u zna
snch .. Seminal weaknsss. Inseptnence 6 onns s.a.
THERE rs NO MISTAKE AB0UTE
This cordial wiil never ~. to any q the s59vs 1
snsi:s and adiR French. e b. ''s''1. 'n '.'a
OYER HALF A MILLION 0FB017ZEs Z
Have been cold duriue the past months. and 70 rs
then ssi saser from aesiness or DEBILITY when EcLsan
strengthening Cordial vin you.
TO THE WOMEN.
ana sst some Of McIesns Cordial 1t sI >sd
iuvsorste blood 20 nos through svery VEIN sn1 ne
Every bottle Warranted to give sattsaeiion-
FOR CHILDREN. -
We say parents. children sckiy. pany, ef
Sss ss .a:a mall ssss ssss:sy q Ssissa Ssss'. sss :;
make them healthy fAs aud soeast Delay not nonsnts
try II and you viii be convinced. 77ssf
TIs DELICIOUS 10 TAKE.
EVERY COUNTRY MERCHANT
Should leave The city uut he had procured supply
Of Ms,.Ps strsnsAsn,ng cosSia , IN, ,sp,sy s h
those who bay to sell again. 4tt{k
to PAM s1
nss @ea bay @ ~ csdu "ns
take nolhiug else It is the only ress:y that puriH
the blood thoroughly. and At the same time strengthen the
One tablespoonful Ia en- every u,orning fasting
tap preventive for Choerz ohs and Fever Yellow Fever
Price only u per bottle, or six bottles for IS.
re J. II. MCLEAN,
Sole Proprietor Of the Cordial
Also, McLezn's Volcanic on Linrent.
az Principal Depot. on the corner Of Third and Pin
| az For sale 10 ouisvile by BELL, ABBOTT 4 co.
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Boys, Youths and Children
Hats and Caps for Men, Boys and Chill
dran
IEaTuEK nELTrNG.

- Onn FfET hand, Of alt sizes, from 2 to IL |
O.JlJtp inches wide An extra lot o: strong Lace |
Leather all of which invite the attention Of III planters
and seIpisi TO the above cles Nhch will be sod
thu clsh No SO ard So corner OF Broad
way ant Col eye street. . -
Noy-7, D. x. CotrrA.
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EsGIssEa's GsS'L sUPrs OFFICE, MEMPHIS CHARLES
ToE RAIkoAD.
MEMPHIS, June 26, 1857.
To WHOM coScERN.-Ths is 10 certify that the
Memphis and Charleston Railroad Company have pur-
chased Of W. g. Bennett the right and
their Depo's Buildings, Cars &C., Vests Gaivanic
patent fire and water proof Roofing and believe
be g cononica and durable covering having al
ready had it In use for eight months. $500 .
SAM. TATE, President.
7. C. ARMS, Gent supt.
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A. n. MORTLEY. ESQ, Of UREA, NJ Y, writes 81 lave
used our pictorial myself in my fsmiy ever since
you invented it, belle IL the medicine for its
purpose p out. With bad cold shoald sooner
pay Eve do lars for bottle than do without it,
A.L-. .c4Ao Er.cLu
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ST. LOUIS ADVERTISEMENTS.

From the Newspaper Advertising AgencJof JAMES E.
40. Is secondstreet, ST. LOUIS, Mo.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-08-06
COLLEGE COMMENCEMENTS

MADISON UNIVERSITY COMMENCEMENT.
Tts event will occur week after next the exercises
opening Sabbath The 18th inst. This institution is
lccsted in ore Of the finest sections Of S;atevz,
at Hsmilton just south Of Utica, IN the Chsnspgo
Valley where the sceusry s Of surprising lowell
ness. Madison University ia under tho control OF the
Bsp,st denomin ation many of whcm in ths city, as
well as mary Others intend going up to their fsYorte
college anniversary about week hence.
Among the distinguished men who arc to appear
upc N the pstf. e. III smon this year che Rev.
GEO. c. BALDWIN, ID. ID, of Troy, an Alumnus, and
one Of the beat speakers amorg our clerrymeni the
Rev Mr. HAswELL, late of Burmab; and the Rev.
Dr. DEAs Of Cbina.
JouS G.. SAKE will read Lis admired poem on
"Loys ct the anniversary OF the Eouian and A'el-
phien Societies on Mordsy evening" the 10th irst.
ELBU BURRTr, esq, is to give the ORATOR. He !, 90
we'll known that not word need be ssid Of him The
Rev Dr. PHYFE of Canada viii give al adiress on
Tuestsy Tbs Education Sccitty also holds its meet
ire On that cay.
On Wednesday, the chief glores Of old Madison will
manifest ihemsslves. A very large graduating class
will then deliver their ora.ions and be crowned with
collegiate honNs. A few clergymen will also have
their divinity dccored upon tie occasion, and lew
asprsnts possibly may get their ambition disappointed
a little. On Wednesday evsirg the Alumni ard
frisIds will collect in the grand old chapel Tor an un-
restricted flow Of wit. Spirited speeches aud glorious
time generally-in word, reunion, such ss od ttu-
ders end college friends alone can get up FOR the free
and full entertainment of all present. On ThTaday
TIE Theological anniversary will take place. Ihe
graduates will deliver ora.ons, and Prot. DoDGE viii
couclu5e with an address.
is expected that nearly sll the leading Baptist cler'
gymen in this city aud the State will be present. a
large number Of Others are also going up from here,
and the Hsmiltonisns may expect to gee Gothsm wen
represented. The citizens of Hamilton bave I'm:
eharsoter fcr hospitality, which s alwsys extended
with a liberal bard to strargers and visitors during
Commencement week. Indeed, the people there e1'
peot to entertain in their houses all who 60 80 ths'
pol 9 need stop a. the hotels.'
New-York daily tribune., 1858-08-06

n T. Bvfr>s o. A,-.sy svealoy sitrssse ee'
Mystical Ssvsn upon tie " Hs-c.c Age, proUcs tat
evsry age keioic, and L Il every rsn es aaJ .
.Ls:o Or Tuesday aier1ocn ths Pal Beta hsppS
we're addressed by Ptf. X b. SyIrH, ID. d.. OF aior
Iheological Seuina-y. Els theme, Beauty, WAS
treated with great elsbors-ersse sad prcfuatlty-a
prosuudty scmswhs, 100 deep for popular assembly
Oo Tuesdsy evening the public societies we're st-
c,e,e.d by the Hcc. Hssgt c. DEssIsG o. Hartford,
iravery rest scholarly siye, IN thoughts worthy OF
tie lsrye.t-he.rrsi philsnthiopL ard the brosisss
catbolcity. HIS tasIs ives " Tas OnsIsss OF Hu'
usIi.y."
Cosanfrc.nert Ds-.-Ths raia porrs 10 unni;iy, ,tei
toiyer.s: nevertheless lesu PROCESSION under dip-
pirg ur b,elss follow en- uubIeses band ot music 70
tae Spacious Methods. Cburoi when, despite the
aoe6, IA vel 6lsd with sn r,zarsy attentive suti-
erce The orstions about a. usIsl ard toe eoou.
ten a. "a too common on such occasious oeusss sIeN
lsek az ths. persistent AID thorough dinS sfy
10 make gccd speskeIs. ,
Tw.rty- eight Young men received their Bschsors
des,ee and sixteen tie second degree ir course Ths
Only honorary degrees Conferred vere o. a. d. upon
the Rev. Geo G. SAKE, Of Troy Coutsfenee Acsdemy,
the Rev. Sylyeste. Dixon, anS ths Rsv' Luxe hI1ea
cock.
A. o'clock the Corporation and Alumni, win IN,
sitsd guests repaired to ths McDonouSh House anc
sat down to tee bes. CoTnsrcemsn. dinner It has ever
been cur fortune TO partsks Ct. It WA truly hand
some welcome CT or good notter srd We wili love
her tie better. Lory may she wave! NiRitt''
New-York daily tribune., 1858-08-06
The Southern Mail.

WASHINGTON, Thursday, Aug. >, Io5o
By the arrival Of the Southsrn mail We learn tnat
the British bark Penelope, from Matsnzs', bound to
Queenstown, has arrived at Quarantine bslow
Cbarleston, with fever on board. The captain, mate
and several men had died. and the present commander
Capt. Sears, was procured from ship at sea.
New. Orleans papers ssy that the steamship Pmis
delpha reports seeing bark ashore at Bsnni Islands
bound TO New Orleans, name unknown. 49,
Galveston dates are to the Goth ult. TIE Waco
SontAerner Gays that seven bands Of COnanches had
combined for the purpose of wsging war on the whites
aid that they numbered oOO TO ooo oraves. Inc
peope were rsyine to the frontier to repel them.
The Galveston C'Clian says that, from present IN
t:csiors cotton picking in Tex.s VIII be general by
the st of August and tnst, unless an extraordnary
calamity ntereres the crop Will be Tar toe largest
receipts st this port alone is a. 200. 900 bales
Tie Victoria Adrocate says the weather hiss been
favorable. Tie crop of cotton is splendid, and the
com yied will be more than the average.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-08-06
WEATCO.
LATER FROM TAMPICO.

From The Aep. O,isdH, Picotune July -.
By the arrival yesterday of the brig Nahum S,et-
sor, Capt. TreDls and the schooner Virginia Anto-
Meta, om Tampico, We have papers ard correspond
ence therce to the 18th met. The Caon In supple
nen dated the 18Th inst, copies from the D.oro Ofco
tie 9th INST. account of the defeat oil the Consu
utonsat forces at Guanauato on the prev io1s day.
by Nirsmon. We have already lster intelligence.
however announcing he subsequent defeat ard rout
Of Mrsmop.
TIE came paper gives report from the same sourcs,
epd continuation of it, that Puoblita Constitution
slist while retreating from Guansjuato, was At
tackled by Cobos (Iulosguista), from Celays, hn
forces routed himself and many of them taken pris-
oners, and be sfterward summarly executsd-by
hanging, according to ore statement, by shooting, &C.
cordrg 10 the other.
There had been An outbreak 10 the districts OF Sierra
Huastecs in aver of the Con.ttu,ionslsts and Gov.
Moreno Of Tsmpco had left that city with 600 mon.
to endeaver to suppress it, Previously 70 starting hs
had ssued proclamation to the pronunciados, offer.
i1g an amnesty 20 a on thcss having taken up arms
surenderirg them and declaring that those refusing
TO do 70 shOuld be treated as consprstors. He also
Issued a proclamation TO the Tsmsulpecos announc-
ing the Of his departure from the city and thu
appointment of Gen. Marin TO administer the Govern
ment n bis absence II is obvious. from long article
in The Unton, however th.t strong supicions and
free reports as TO the sctus csuse and probabls re-
suits ofGov Morenos departure were in circulation.
ipspuatpg that they were widely different from the
oetensibe cnes. II would seem 70 have been thought
possible that be might be abandoning the city or, at
beet, contemplating scHle TuiAO,c ubuoie@AD
IL sreported that the remains OF Gen. Osollo were
10 be taken to the capital for intermert.
The Union publishes letter, purportng 70 nave
been written by Vidauui, recommending the most
out,sgeously ssneuinary measures against the Zuio-
sgustss who msy be captured and prsting o. this
example Of Rome 20 this purpot, in the most exusvs
CANT style imaginable Tne document 10 90 ooviousy
fsbricsion-srch a transparent csricaturs-thst It u
oficult TO divine what could be the object OF puolIn.
ing II. for, Obviously, none but an IDIOT could oa
deceived by II. ....
Psbop Of Potosi and professpg TO give an sccouht
the dyrg expressions Of Osollo, IL quoted from tue
Iy,urgo n frfsOS.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-08-06
WESLEYAN UNIVERSITY.

COirespOrcelce CT The n. I. TIiDGpe 900
MiDDLETows, Ct. Aug. 1, 1919
This vei erabs University has to-day closed another
prosperous year AID sent forth another oitsnon VI
di cprsd young men. In matter OF the nr't coo'e'
quence this has been year OF greater prosp'i "aA
sry other siIce the death of President Oln, not Ok
oeptirs that ia which than 600 ooo were adled
10 lie syail,be funds. At the Conmeresnen' 'a''
year. Dr. SMITHS resignation was fendefea aAu o.
csptsd and the Rev. JOSEPH CUMMINGS, u. ~, was
et cted as his successor He entered upon MS duoes
last JaIuAry, in the prime Of His yesrs ana powers
s suciertly g1stfy rg 20 tie Aanni, on toel re'aih
70 their Aims Mater and TO the JOIN, bos'd wac
togethsr hsye struggled for e number OF years ',f
some such ocrsunmslion as this, to hesr me unani'
nous testimony from al crcs,, both OF fa1ents pro-
fessors ard oi:zers that Or. c. Is Just Tue inal'
In 20 sho.t tire he has hsrmorlzed eeISss T.ca
were ci;cordsrt, and united puoHc c'SH1
great eXtnt. . 1,,o.L 20, 81 q.
TIE s,-t t4x.rcise of Commencement "eek Fs' me
r,ize derlsm.tou Of the Juniors last tnisy evening".
DID not stterd, snd car cLlY ssy tSA' W was
csrried Of b. ". {. SQCiRE OF tsInS.oi y iSLl.,
gbe Bsrceisures.s sermon Was delivered ssoo3ta
morning by President CUNUSGs, from tLess Nofus'
The Tane sstfn Of the spr. u g'ep ~ 81 ~
pref. vithsl The wise couossis snd e.
srces CT tie speaker 5'sds aeep r,Sn r., ,SbaIo
auciercs es well e. upon the youIs ni'n :. |" Loui
tlevvere ,peciel'y addressed. Inere Nas Vle e1csp
cs toTeyer 10 s gsnsrsl good sppr,clst9a91 Of ths
tie discourse The Nddleora Se.f .s, o.% - i'es'
.9us irs,itnf;cI! xss offended at TIE lack Of good
tstts s o ne Prsiep. 10 .udTg 70 slsyery when
rtesnmcndig ycung to be bod az ed O1sP0ssn
conc emraiicn Of tee nsAtie'. ara n 81 Pepusf
,biyg t ssToy ssion n this rough and wicked
word. ,r.os ,ha s..o,
TIE Rev. DR.. J.P. DuRDis delivered the sermon 1
teoie tie Missionary socsty Saba. S eSenlng, saa
a ts ,f ,esdbsre subject with the freshness Of
rev .tene' Dr. D. is unquestiorably mar OF the
" qba 1 1ena.rg d sidressss we're s' foloss Tie Rev.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-08-06

,s.;, pa:sicsa a, t5e tIns en-, yn,,, ve ps;m.r.si
tc cous 20 t. cay, krswr,,s-ns e: /. gutI pSmt
sA get. aorn By tee Rsri os Heath, eirec. ,g ts
c.aTsncs. The captain Of the J. i1 ,as c:y sons
TIE before tse vessel cSne W, saA ta.ough as st
foi.s as vel ks thoes Interested 10 tie cargo. tas
b.k wss allowed 10 coce - our vssrves a3d eprssS
d;.esss auopg thote hsyirg br.ress cs beard of hN
Dr.. Brsrr called YESTERDAY on d. Brestsresck.
wio Attended NJ. George Shszliae vita . vsv to
s,oErtaia bis opile, Of tie t,sase Of which M 3.
d.d. D.. Rretsrbsck sisted TIA. he At frs. srppo,et
Ii,r % be Isbc,;ng under bilious attack. HIS ss.s,
ward becsrs alarmed, and called II DR.. Rcaa;c
- ,rorcuucsd II typhus fever. Dr.. Breste aSsck dis
.s,.s ~;,b III, and is nov Of the opino, tat Il
Is. sst,s Of yeIc. fever srd Be Is gcns TO re-
pcrt !. 70 tie Board Of Heath The sp?sssaes OF sss
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New-York daily tribune., 1858-08-06
Later from Utah.

ST. LOUIS, Thursday, Aug D, 1873.
dispatch from st. Joseph, dated Aug. 3 says that
the Salt Lake mail has arrived, but brings no news of
importance. Order and quiet had been restored
throughout Utah, ard the Mormors expressed them
selves highly pleased with the Territorial officers.
Upon Gen. Johnstons entrance into the city, the few
remaining Mormons fed. Commissioners Powell and
McCuoch having con p!eted the duty assigned them,
were passed at Fort Laramie On route fer home. Gen.
Johnston had issued a proclamation prohibiting the
soldiers and citizens from disturbing the Mormons
their cattle, nor were any troops allowed to enter the
city under any pretext The rivers on the route are
all high. The Indians were quiet.