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True American. [volume] (Steubenville [Ohio]) 1855-1861, 1858-01-27

people Of Ibis County never dreamed,
existed in their Courts OfJus,ice.
/ have procured some Of them. Here
they are. / first state the number Of ca.
ses commenced In the Common Pleas
each year for six years, and the number
Of days the Court was IN session those
True American. [volume] (Steubenville [Ohio]) 1855-1861, 1858-01-27

A fellow walking through churchyard
Stumbled upon the inscription, 81 am
not dead bat sleeping" Accepting this
in the literal significance, and greatly
disguised at what he deemed an attempt
10 impose upon travellers, he exclaimed |:
i" Well, ifI l was dead, I'D own it,Y "a
True American. [volume] (Steubenville [Ohio]) 1855-1861, 1858-01-27

There was thus on an average nearly
8 cases for trial every day BY the Court
whilst in session, during that time. After
deducIing the judgments BY confession,
sgr cement. default and dismissals, every
man who has ever attended our Courts,
must see that the COur. cannot properly
try the litigaled cases in the time allowed.
Here is like statement Of the eases in
a.
True American. [volume] (Steubenville [Ohio]) 1855-1861, 1858-01-27

The editor Of the Cincinnati CONNER.
cial says he never drinks brandy except
when oil the water is required for pur-
poses of navigation.
True American. [volume] (Steubenville [Ohio]) 1855-1861, 1858-01-27

The bank where the wild thyme grows
has declared dividend Of ten accents on
the share. }.b,y,sa.s,3.,i rgp
True American. [volume] (Steubenville [Ohio]) 1855-1861, 1858-01-27

AT The commencement, Of the American
Revelation, the artillery Of this country
consisted Of four pieces, two Of which
belonged to Massachusetts.
True American. [volume] (Steubenville [Ohio]) 1855-1861, 1858-01-27

Summer costumes are simple in Egypt.
They consist Of a straw hat small shirt
collar, and tOclh.pick., eim
True American. [volume] (Steubenville [Ohio]) 1855-1861, 1858-01-27

Sidney Snilh's deGniiiOn Of the POpish
Ritual; Posture and iinpossuse, aectious
= aad eennAsciiOns, bcwing To- the right
Z cEsssEing 70 the, leli, AadI an immeaseI
amepW q msn,milIinsry. ~ dsiiw fo,
True American. [volume] (Steubenville [Ohio]) 1855-1861, 1858-01-27

sge to expose he hideous forms Of sucG
meanns.s 70 The full gaze Of she people Of
this great and glorious commonkeAllhsS
State JoHruni.
True American. [volume] (Steubenville [Ohio]) 1855-1861, 1858-01-27

Mr.. RAGAN;--The subject of.a Supe.
rior Court for our County is now agita,ed.
What Is the Superior Court / will
answer-It is a County Court, with a
Judge elected by our County, who is paid
out Of The State Treasury. the proportion
Of his salary paid by our County being
Q 1915 and no more. The Court is 10
have concurrent Jurisdiction with The Com
mon Pleas in all Cvi Cases. and there
is no appeal, but all i,s decisions can be
reviewed and reversed by the Supreme
Court when errors are shown to have
been committed.
No additional expense will be incurred,
for the costs Of all persons, such as wit
nesses, jurors. officers. &C., will be taken
out Of the Common Pleas, and 90 into
the Superior Court, 30 far as causes are
there tried, and the expense incurred inthe
new Court. will be saved TO the old. The
Judge being confined 10 our county. can
sit long enough to try all cases and keep
clear docket.
II the Common Pleas and District
Courts are overburhened with business
and need relief it is conceded the Supe-
rior Court is admirably calculated to give
such relief.
Do those courts need relief This
canno. be denied. Alta public meeting,
in the Court Honse on Saturday evening,
statistics were given from the records, Of
the state Of ths business. in the Common
Pleas and District Courts. which were
absolutely astounding, and such as the
True American. [volume] (Steubenville [Ohio]) 1855-1861, 1858-01-27

lS55.."". .66.................".6.
1866. 6......"........65.... ..6.
l657...-.......1Ol..,...........l3.
Here are an average Of nearly 8 cases
for trial every day, over oae halfof which
are Jury trials, and nearly every one Of
them fought to the death, and the trouble
Is growing worse and worse every year.
Most Of the litigated cases in the Com.
mon Pleas are appealed, and why Be
cause party who IS beaten and saddled
with heavy costs, il hs can have another
trial, as q matter Of course. without show.
ing why OF wherefore" will take it
in majority Of cases, hoping for better
luck next time.
This is human nature and particularly
the nature Of +" Young America" who
like Gen. Taylor's volunteers, ".dont
know when he is whipped"
Our District Court is now lOadened
down with near 100 cases, one half of
which are heavy jury trials, and which
if tried will occupy the District Court.
four years, with a session Of two weeks
each year, as is now provided. A case
now appealed, will. in all probability, re.
main in the District Court, four years
before it can be tried; for the Courts are
compelled by law to dispose Of litigated
cases, like miller Of his grists /; frs.
come first served.
The result Of this is, that in the Com.
mon Pleas the Plaintiffs in many liligated
cases allow judgments to go against them
without trial, in order to get into the
District Court as soon as possible. and
well they may. for cause going up a.
this time, cannot possibly be reached in
regular order, before 1850 Or 1861.
Again the costs accumula,ing is ruin.
ous to parties. q
At the meeting on Saturday, II was
shown from the records that in six cases
which were named, three Of them tried
during The last six months, the witness
fees alone amounted to $677,OO; and
that il the same Witnesses had been in
attendance but one day in each Court
where the cases were tried, there fees
would only have amounted to $l52,O0.
Here is $525,O0 witness fees alone, in
six cases, unnecessarily saddled apon
parties, and three of those cases, have yet
to be tried, and cloud Of witnesses have
again to be brought back.
Are not these facts astounding. and do
they not prove that in our County the
Constitutional guarantee that Courts Of
Justice SHALL BE OPEN, AND ADMINISTER
JUSTICE WITHOUT DELAY, is utterly igno.
red and trampled under foot? Citizens,
study these facts and figures, and answer
me, do no. our courts require relief!
l could crowd column upon column
with other facts from the records. equally
startling, bu, my article is now long
enough. ONE OF THE PEOPLE.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-07-12

PUBLIC MEETINGS.
TROUBLE AT THE CEMETERY OF THE EVER
GREENS

On Friday nigh. public meeting of the lot-owners
Of the Cemetery of the Evergreens was held al Wash
rgton Hal Wilhsmsburgh, to hear the report of the
Committee sppoined 81 previous meeting to inquire
into the csuses of the difficulties between the 10, own
els and the officers of the Cemetery. About one hun
dred lot-owners preeent. Mr.. Wm Shsrp, of the
Mechanics Bank, was elected Chairman, ana Messrs
Rober. Thursby and II. c. Boyd, Secretssies. DR.. o.
H. SMITH, Chairman Of the Committee read the re-
port from which it appears that the officers of the
Cemetery have deprived the lot'owners of the right
guaranteed TO them in their deeds, Of employing such
persons they chose TO besuty their property. The
difficulty arose tbus Mr.. Kneelsnd, the Controller Of
the Cemetery, snd his assistants had been, according
10 the report in TIE habit of doing this work. at exor
bsn. rates and in very soverly manner. Some
tine ego Mr.. Burgess, who tse lot-owners say is
thorough gardener ana florist established hi pse
Lear the Cemetery ard by his tssts skill and modsr
ate chSges ss wei as the thorough msnpsr 70 which
heidi bis work, mobopolzed large share OF the bust
nc of the Cemetery. proposition made II him
by De of Mr.. kpeelsnds understrsppsrs, thst he
should divide his profits with the Controller. This be
refused TO DO aad the Controller various prsteIts
then expelled him from the Cemetery, and forbade
BIN or any of his workmen ever enseros the iDclosure
under any pretext whstever. The iot.cvners with
whom he bad contracted TO sod, PlAn. trees lay out
New-York daily tribune., 1858-07-12
FIRES.
FIRE IL WEST FORTY. FIRST STREET. .

FIRE IN WEST FORTY. FIRST STREET.
About 3 o'clock on Saturday morning, Officers
Slot ard Lnendall discovered fire in the furniture
warehouse of John Odney, No. l63 West Forty-fifst
cred box containing charcoal and sswdust 10
flames. The fire was about communicating to the
furniture, and delay Of ten fifteen minutes more
would have involved serious loss. The fames were
extngulshed with few pals of water.
FIRE IN CHERRY STREET.
At o'clock on Saturday morning fire occurred in
the building No. 220 Cherry street, occupied by lay
lor & Mcdonald, blacksmiths. But little damage was
done.
FIRE IL BROOKLYN.
fire broke cut in shed, corner of johnson and
Gold streets on Saturday night frorn accident. The
fire was extlpeuished before any carnage was DONE
New-York daily tribune., 1858-07-12
CII Y ITEMS.

AxusrMEyTs -Ni5lo's Garden.--We have hsd g
number of sterling comedies aud farte' presented IL
excellent style, during the psst week at ths house.
Tonight, will be played the comedy of THE Rivals,
with the names OF Blake, Broug4am, Wheateigh aud
A. II. Davenport and Mrs. Blake, in the cast. To-
morrow evsnirg, viii be revived Mr.. Brougham's
extravaganza Of Columbus
TVallacks Theater.-The engagement Of the Flor
eDces has go far proved eminenty satisfactory to them
selves and the public and the houses have been larger
and lager each succeeding night. This evening"
"Irish Assurance and the Young Actress
National 7Aeater.-Mr j. Proctor begins an engage.
ent al this house tonight 10 his version OF Nick Of
the Woods" The " FlOsdng Beacon" end + sIniy
Jars" slso played.
Borery Tleafcr.-Mr. MeKean Blohsnsn takes
benefit st this house tonight and number OF a.trsc-
tive s.sIs will sppesr.
Barnuu american Muse n.-Th, regular drsms'c
sesson hiss ended here end tc-dsy Wymso, the
Wizsrd, sppears.
JVoods Mnstrels.-The Hudson River Panorama is
stll the attraction.
Brvont's Mins,rels-" The Poli.icsl Stump Spsech7
is nsw feature.
ACADEMY OF MUsIc.-T0is establishment will be
opened this evening BY Mr.. uInsns representative,
Mr. Gosch, when series OF Promenade Concer>s,
yoos and Instrumental, is TO be irsuguried on lib
raj scale The inerier OF the building has undergone
a complete change, the psrquet b-ing foored over,
and decorated with flowers, shru5bery, &c. The
orchestra will be large, and embrsces the best talent
in tie city under the direction of Messrs. Anschutz and
Musard with MIR. Theodore Thomas 81 leader. Those
entertainments promise TO s;tract large audiences
COMMISSIONERS OF HEALrH-At the meeting OF
the Health Commissioners on Saturday variety oil
private business under considersion The steam
ship Tennessee, which arrived from NewOrean' that
mornirg, was ordered to lie a. Quarantine tl VENT
lated api cesrsed. Her passengers were, however,
tarsshipped to the city in the afternoon at;er their
baggage had been aired. A chip was reported from
Havars where there is much disease snd was ordered
to lie a. Quarantine Under the recent reselaiors The
SusqusharnS was reported making progress IN dis-
charging. The stores removed from her are being
placed upon the Government Wharf o. Quarantine
under sails, the Collector refusing 10 allow the ware
hou,es ts be used for their stogsge The Collector in
New-York daily tribune., 1858-07-12
CORRECTION.

To h< Editor Of The n. T. Tribune
SIR: Allow me to correct al error INTO wnicu iel
by mistake y-eday In ,rg yorr reporter u undr.snd nv
TboussW Boyd siss Bofrrt arrested g Sor~al BY ON
Ger Bowers larceny upon Mr. james c. Wstson mr'ox
him Billy D>rnss sss CAREY Dayton, ro,ed connoeHoe
daruseotypes pd the ciaersre- His family very respect
ate people. end dssisoas cf on~ctans toe sf,or
New-York daily tribune., 1858-07-12
IA3vefl. GratI
COMPANY have on

TFtS.-The CANTOS Ten COMPANY have on
h.rc ever, vA, ~ Of TS,s for s0o r> Ds a -
yse i.lics Soachon oorx snc rns hyser trea - -
re unpcwder ant lrnpefl f0n fc = So Az etser sasS
-. equally is~ Aso. SD boxes good FAMILY rs. fof 81.
c. sd sx.a.le a. No rs caahA o.. oe<~eea Psst ssA
EooseNe.l-st.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-07-12
fkav~tnsrrrt |

FREDRlCKs'S PHorOSRAPUC TEMPLE oF ART,
Nos SIS and 81 Broadway opposite h-tzovcnan BoSel
IOGa.PHs HaLLoISrss D.SVsRancr,Pss and ASssorrrnA
iu every style.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-07-12

fAiv-ttlseu-u.
p,pny'S National TUFATrR To

prRpY'S NATIONAL NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
Mr. PROCTOR the Funert TrsSeta, mss-s his src-s~sss
=, ~. ~ ar Y5.asr After sonce Of fssi sln-
pay Is ,nsss,d uPPo Lin ani three v-sI sss'ars
s~sc
New-York daily tribune., 1858-07-12

MYSTERIOUS CASE or SUIcIDE.--Coroner Perry was
yesterday called the Of the Merchants Exchange
bing chTner of Wal and William streets 20 bod Inquest
h. body Mrs Eliza Rea who died there suddenly Sat
uTday evening From the testimony 1ddueei, appears that
shout o'clock in the evening the deceased retired for the night
and 1ew1d her son, 10 ,he discovered that
.hs dangerously H. tie fastened inform hi. fAar Who
las charge drinking In another part Of the premises
when both ssnty eprd the bedside u Mrs Rea whom
they found insensbe and apparently IN dying condition. In
few minutes sierward she was corpse Georgs Bouson
~ d. made pos.roem examinen sDd on opening tbs body
found IN The msch sge QUANTITIES Of cysnde Of pa,fn,
sufficient 70 death ne discovered in ne roo
near the bed large bottle re,rly filed wiki solution OF the
same poison srs We. wsheEw and u.sd tis psools
eeml"nrd 70 craze stain. iiom c2hEg and shere = sasey
eoIo. Guy th she s~ao~ec 90 % .. nc ~ -. ~ S "a
purpose oittrmnsang her existence D., n- cause M ne s
cl-e mysy - al her relatives aad treIds Sne was N
rcot tesh ard spts going 20 bed and ws II lively ard
dposoD She bad been heard 70 threaten %
take her life and troubles weighed heavily upon her 1t
sne concealed them ber family The Coroner gt able %
% am any TESTIMONY whseyeE touching the cause o. sae rn s
and The jury rendered yerdc Of death by suicide by taxing
ye. Of sse nd 1se reas3 M. R.s was ,.s APP
ste and industrious woman, and hkewise member of THE
Church Her family consisted Of husband and Two children
FATAL RAILROAD AccIDESr.-Coronsr Perry held
an iuquest Saturday az the Of Hudson and sey
Who died from injuries received on ths sh inst By being
over ~ Hudson River Railroad iron, Of Toe e'sne. o.
her parents above The evidence excneFs;sd e en's o.
se car ion blame, Id the Ilry rendered a'sfo.'' " Az
dental death
FATAL CASE OF ScALDISG.-On Friday last John
H. Valentine acosIed by neay .z ytsm oa ga, n s.s ,
yard Il premises No. 81 Canal street "nse MS nnaer "H
waning up.et upon him see CT tlD oi ons ~t. WIZ
scsded ht In terrible a. % causs desh ne cay
following Coroner Perry he'd an indues and the Jay GeIdersd
q verdict Of death from scats accidentally received
FATAL SUsSrRoKE.-An inquest was bed by Cor.
nnery M SIS Madison seet on the body o HenJ
Luipkrk Of who died from De soe
e was az work house il Wser street, when fs e
from exhaustion, caused BY the excessive hest
DEATH FROM LocKJAw.-Coroner Hilis held an IN,
quest Ne~YeIk Hospital tue body OF
eenin Csrriek schsnie who died from The effect. OF
os.v rssnns from injury the elbow received
avs BY falling into the hold Of al Il nters
Point verdict Death frt tesnus' rrrtersj tee
Jury. Dcesed sbcut 10 Of sndssv AulJ
FoUsD IL THE WATER.-On Saturday the BODY o.
rsan supposed b. Mch.s kaksne lac Of No 1As
East Isthst found hobs the dock foot 81 Fo- fh
street East Ry- By Thomas Manry. The deoee1 asj Deva
missing 9Th list The bdy was removed 20 Bellevue
Ho -pitsl sed ,ne notified 10 hold an inquest
New-York daily tribune., 1858-07-12

note TO the Mayor, stated tsst ne Cd not cossiier
himself warranted to snos stores from al infected
yeessi TO be placei 10 ttose warehouses. II is coa-
tended b. DR.. Thomps5n thai ths warehouses 9,
ousrs1tns were irtetded foE such infected goods a.
u.sch as for other properly.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-07-12
BRADYs GsLLERIH-S.


ASsRorrrEs as 0ASvEsxsorNrss
Nos SSa ara - SrNswa, New xYstN alj No NJ reensJ'
yka,s sy. Washington. D. e
New-York daily tribune., 1858-07-12

FoUxD IS THE WArER.-On Saturday the body OF
sn VINO is supposed 70 b. Mh.rl kaksne lac Of No S
Eat Ishst was found ons the dock foot II F- 18th
River BY Thomas Maney The deoee1 as3 Dea
missing the 9Th list The bdy was removed 20 Bellevue
Ho -pits .nd the Coroner nonfed 10 hold an inquest.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-07-12

a DARING BURGLAR NABBED.-About CLOCK
yesterday morning, Mr.. james 5. Tilsy, keeping a
fsncy store at No. 800 Broadway and logging u 'ne
upper part of the building in company with Aoei l.
Collins, who rents apartments On the prem~e' was
awakened by some person searching arouna the
spartnert- He Immediately cried ou', "nos
taere r. snd at the sane time jumped oa, oi oeo.
Tie alarm sroused Mr.. Cclirs, who pursusd tne IN
truder rcm the room down stairs ito ths sTsee- Inc
thief fsd down Dl.ne strseE, closely fonowed oy MI.
Collins, woo shouted loudly for ths police. private
wachnar, hearing the alarm and seeing the fellow
dsshing slorg a. the hight at his spsed Intercepted
his progress tur .or MS Interference ths a.'ef re-
ceved heavy blow in ,he FACE with par Oh boeta
that tie thief had stolen fr, N Nr Tleys foom The
wstchmAn fortunately escaped seri u' rJuiy' ana re
covering hmsef in smoment, dealt the ouis.n oiow
over the head with his club, which 'as teuo~
New-York daily tribune., 1858-07-12

DEATH FROM LocKJAw.--Coroner Hl.s held an n
quest on Saturday NewYek Hospital tue body OF
Benjamin Csiek mechanic, who died from the effect. Of
i av ssuins from injury % the elbow received
ava BY falling into the hold Of yes~ al nters
Point verdict Death ft tetxnus' rendered h tee
J1y D.oeszed sbut 10 yess Of sge andiosves AaJ
New-York daily tribune., 1858-07-12

FATAL sSrRoKE.-An inquest was bed by Cor
nnery at E SIS Madison street the body ot Herr,
Lupkirk erasr years who died from coup De sole
He was a. work house in Wsr street. when ke iei
from exhaustion, caused BY the excessive heJ,
New-York daily tribune., 1858-07-12

PRIZE FiGHr.-TAe sporting pspers announce tna'
grand pug glisc battle is in preparation for s9'oo
side between Morrissey ard the Beniois Boy, who
bss resigned his position of Deputy Surveyor Tor
the purpose of training for the fight The prsAmlns :
ss agreed upon, except az to the place Tnsfe 'ee
bess.ly eLceuntsr is TO take place.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-07-12

FATAL CASE OF ScALDISG.-On Frday lsst Jonn
H. Valentine eoored boy neatly sx Old vale N the feS
yard Of premises No 81 Canal street ~nsre ms n'aer ~
shnz up.et pom him sels tub Of o,uing ~s.s "Hca
cslded In terrible manner as % causs des'h ne cay
following Coroner Perry he'd ndues' aud the a erdersd
q verdict Of Gea.h from ssaids accidentally received
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-08-28
Pa ssenxers Arrived

In the ,aMhip he,e, Taylor from i'rinraG- From Cdii
Uorra-Ieut Iyes and eryss., Mslr 1ore, Capt Gard
wife, children and .evant OConnor lady aud
sister a. w Grswold, Mrs Nichols and infant Brigham,
Graves, Mrs Richardson, Goldng Deleer, wife and
intent Mrs Lambert Stevens Greahous-, wife And IL
fsnt, Mn MeIren and child C. gswe wife and ipfsnt M
John Brewster May Lsrkin snd brother, w Mscom
Der. Fox Tdshe Keby, DR. l. Buliops. w DAVIS,
W Munro, C II Todd, i Johnson, DR. Rice wife and
child; Archer wife and child DR. Simp children and
servant; W VAIN jr Fuller Mrs Goaolin snd child; A
socDmb wife and infant Hopkins, Hardy and wife,
shstuei, LeySn. Rev Mr. Ritter, 9 FAIRFIELD Wsl'
Bird and wife, l. Darby, 7 sciotte n nellnee,i
Hilton Mrs and infant Marseus Mrs Moore and three
children @ EcMao, Rev Bishop wife aud two chl tren
Il Hunter McC.ui.y wife and two children d Baker
Geo MeMusn and wife Mrs Sylvester Johnson, HOO
Ens sIIs Brandon and infant Small, Rlaedth M,he
w Meek w Truesby, Lsror, w GIswold, hip7et
Den Dominion, y Walter Yonng, y Knight and WITT
Hammond p White yawcett, Wildly, Springer
Mes.rs Dubois, Kennedy Prllan and wife, Jackson W.us
wife and enid Root Leisssgay Lsosser Leocnser b,'T
Bailey Mrs Meelerne and infant ard 800 IN the s;eeraze
F,om d,ptnudH-Csp, Tuner, HaIdcaste, I Toten
Fsss and sdy Geuon two sisters and child Ecbever
ria honsloep, Capt Stout Davis, w De Courcey
Csnsy wife and dsusher Miss Mary Vsne, Capt Fourrett
Knapp, L Anes, NJ sidell. Bsrcslo. and Others
IN bark Kcis Liroela. from Dempdra-Cnsrles Ssely.
Ia bars Sebra Croker from Tvks hdEG-G :. Gsrden,
Mil
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-08-28
THE GREAT WONDER OF THE NINE
TENTH CENTURY.
PROFESS WOODS
AIR RE STOR 4 T V Z

HAIR II Il L . X A L V T..
ssys tb. st. Louis MOL Democrat Below we publish Letter
10 Dr. wooD Of this city from gentleman 10 NAME wnen
spe.l. sownfy the superior merits Of bin hair tonic sucn
evidence must effect when coming from srebsbe source
Of truth the Doctor Deeds
isus ror ue!s's PaeeF' nom the press IA N 1850
Prof O. j. wcoD L Co-Genternen: Having my attention
called % the highly beneficial effects OF your
Hair Restorative induced to make application Of upon
hair ws had s9Gs ss cry pIeSa' SDs ss s
months procured bottle Of your Hair Restorative, and
used found II was proving what had wshed used
shout twice week tsv. since procured smother bottle Of
which have used some certify 20 che world that the
cs and my hair hs. resumed natural color AMI believe
glossy than has been before or twenty I've
fs,ussd it with The same easct
The above notice deem due you s your valuable dcov
cry am assured that vii nenly it, pr diec
lions willy have occasion TO consdt my statements isn
citizen d this city resident here Tor the s fifteen years
ard am Known 70 nearly every here and adjoining
towns Any may maze Of the above. with my name y
''''' IL ''''' o. ''' '''''- ' a. A. & RAYMOND.
WOODS HAIR RESTORATIVE
Prof wOoo-Des Sir: Having had the % o.e
Orleans in ls4 wss Induced to make nal Jour prepare
!. now hS and nosy and no word. os cypress ny
"'O' I" s'''As ~ w '''''''N FINLEY JOHNSON
The undenirne tie Rev J X Bragg minister regular
sndps and pastor Of the Orthodox Church Boord Mss
Hsha 'ueHan great Influence aud universally wv se SSsR
BRookFrsLD, Mass, Jan. y 1853
Prot WOoDDesr sr Having nsde tria OF your sif Re
oistive it pleasure to say tns Ne effect h been ex
removing Inflammation daDdfuf and constsn, -n
dency itching With whcn have been troubled from nS hd
hood also restored hair which bee ming gray
ogrs color have used other article with anything
J. K BRAGG.
The RESTORATIVE put up In bottles u tarse sizes viz,
large medium and small the small holds half pint aud retas
for per bottle medium holds AZ east ~ cent more
proportion the sms and retas for ~ bofe the
large holds quart ~ cent more IL proportion and Fsias s
eS per bottle . 49,.
o. j. WOOD Co. fropreo,. No sl2 Broadway, New
York lin the ~ Y Wire Railing Esablishmept and Ne
ia MGset. 81, Louis, Mo- and sold BY ell good Drnss'is
and Fancy Goods Dealers
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-08-28
To Mariners.

Wv DEVELOPMENT oy DANGERS S,sisArio> n SAY
Fs,NcIsco BAY C,LIFokxA-Cossr SURvsY OSFtck, Jan-
Is isss-slK: port ba small rocS on
San Pablo Point little 70 the south~Nt sni westwd
co 20 B.es h.s snd the vcriy sounded oy
Commanding K Cuyle L. 5. ", Assis an in the
@ Survey The o wig 10 eNtrsc from reject rep
made BIZ ihE ofi,et: - - ... a.
IN, esa wa,er .onrd II feet, bot IS Il W" aoout TIE
time hsn water feet should be deducted To De- on tue
s.f, sde have put the depth u fe-ts mean o water
and hay. NAKED spo, wh1l Rock on the ira oe "hh
accompanies my report ,.-
"Is,msl ara IN ait ea,iy escape detection In soundnss
"Iiock the also LOOK for reef on Re Contrs
flat. IN. eyssp. which had been reported - several
wees. before after three attempts found IL AZ very ow
des reef bare and would prooaoy o. only covered ~
low vs.er"
III. p<,,Icus Of the dsreeuto ravson snoned above
have beu marked charts Of san Pao sl eaa rssno
B.ys the .r craving Of which is now in PROCESS g.,
would resp c:faLy pques, authority 10 publish THIS eer 10
N V.Iv ,..p~s,falv yours A. ID BACHE, Sup
Tn. IL a How'll Goes, Secretary Of the Treasury.