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New-York daily tribune., 1858-12-02
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The why that oy Natures process restores
permanently s.I the hair becou. srsy sup
Pile. the natural Gud. thu, masest bald Leadk
fruoVrs oil heat from the scalp qliefs
ana tone. up all hesdsehs
and may t4 relied pon: ttue diseases alp and
will stop ard keep falling oa; ~Gke' i. 'of eo"H
s. a,n @"a ~ ncvsi fail or odas ay then resde
'Fsd The following and judge for yOurSeys'y ,sa
MEssRs O. j. WOOD Il Co.
GEsrLEsrs: Having heard good deal about Professor
Woods Hair Restorative ana my har being quite fray made
mind 10 lay aside the prendice' winch IN o No WIN
strcs usuy personp had ashutt al Of patent ned
short time ago commenced unns your article 70
The result has been 20 very satisfactory that very glad
die justice to wen for the encouras-n'nt
,sts .,so" nov traso. ior ettn il aside are anwus to
Restorative trial I'll they have further proof ana the
which sou msy any such and direct them 70
for further prot. who in and out Of N. Y Wire Railing
hy hs 5stu5.l color, .na much improved in sp
essncs e,tw way ens so,I sna 'Da nD'' more
HENRY JENKINS, cor toumsia and Carroll ,: Brootyn.
Pso, wooO -D.a, Sir Your HsI Rr.tor.tiye done
sood ibis part Of the country Ny hsr has esn slight
when Va. quite an infant have nsns yor Hair Res
for .A week. and find that have fine head Of hair
no fcc, think valuable remedy e.tant and
You ''H publish this you think p''pss' MID S6bIEroN
PHILADELPHIA, Sept 9, 1887.
PRoF Woop-Iea, Sy: Your har Restorative is proving
itself beneficial The 'front.' aod also the back per Of my
wo bottles Of your Re.tnntve and the top Of
NY well studded with pomi'ne rop Of young hair and
receiving M benefit have tined other prsPar
aons without any benefit whatever think from own
personal induce others TO try it,
Yours, respectfully, d. R THOMAS. M D.
No 46f Vine-st
The restorative put up bottles of three sizes viz Large
medium and small the small holds hs piB and resiis or
p. bottle the medium holds least twenty per cent more
proportion small retas for 81 bottle; the affe
bod quart In proportion, and retss for Is
bottle. .
o. J. WOOD 4 Co, Propretors. No. Sl2 Broadway New
N. Wire Railing Estabishmen;l and No
ia Market st. St Louis, Mo.
Arc sod by oil saod Drasrt. and Fancy Goods Dealers
New-York daily tribune., 1858-12-02
Ne.p!uurk DAILY Gribn,re
MARINE AFFAIRS.
To RE LAUNCHED.

BE LAUNCHED.
Mr. f. F. Williams will launch, on Saturday, from
bis ward in Green Point, bark called the Catalina, OF
3l5 turs buroen, carpenters measurement, which has
been built for Capt. Francisoo de Moro, and s intend
I'd TO convey passengers aud specie from Mszatlsn
Mexico. to San FrsI CISCO California. Her dimensions
are lO5 feet keel u feet beam aud feet hold. Sac
cost sls COO il coppered the stocks copper fast
eued, aud framed Of 1--we oak, in the mcst substantial
manner. Her cabin cost 81 200 to fit up and is n-
tended 10 carry thirty fist,lass passenger beside
having accommodations for s;eeraee passengers The
Launch will take place III the morning.
NEW PILOT BOAT.
Messrs. Webb & Bell have under way at their yard
in Green Point uew piotboa building for the New
Jersey pcts Ste is % tuus burden, ~ feet long, ~
vice and II deep. She will be ready to laupch about
the lsi Of February, 1859, aud will be uaned after
Capt Ezra Nye, late of tie Pacific.
MARINE LossEs FOR NOVEMBER.
The marine losses for the past month were: Seven
ships one bak. Ten lrigs and tsenty.three schooners
valued at $663, 500. Ihe above Includes only total
loses Appended is the monthly table OF losses for the
New-York daily tribune., 1858-12-02

The PoPULATIoS or CIscIsNaTf-Mr. Chas. Ci-t
estimates the population of Cincinnati at nearly 40 OOO
He says:
a general impression e1ists that the city has lost
1T, tor years past especially since the recent
CONNER cal aud financial disasters The stdenent vi
our population III 1853 coLcd-ivey shows that up to
that date maintained, at least, our usual progress
Now II We take tue school tables as testimony ON this
poIt for subsequent periods and assume, as judge
We correctly nay, that they corespold year oy year
with the general aggregate, It seens then, tont IRON
1873 10 1855 Increased al the rate of per cent ani
om 1855 TO 1857 at the rate tor the first year OF TO-
ala for the s.cond of II per cent, snnualy II, IN
consequence of bdsiIe 8 emb ssmen,s, we nave
fallen back the Dcrease of 1876, lot II be r. nen-
ber.d that, with the exception of 1857 only the in-
ciease Of lej6 aud S58 the largest Ut any year
slice 1850. There can bo little doubt, thilk, that
tine check light il, is Only temporary aud t0at
future Of prosperity Is opening upon Cincinnati. not
hss bright than any period of her past exhibits From
1886 to 1910 nearly doubled onr population Oar
increos. from 1910 to 1880 l50 per ceat, ASSUMING
that the census vf 1850 correctly taken. Tle ccn-
sus Of leo will more than double our population OF
lsJO and population even now Is more than iouT-
fold that Of loiU.'
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bors evarped With them. Some Intellectual attempts
xere ada hx The cod 6, beruen ON the ooa.t = senre

bors evsrped vih them. Some irefec,nsl attempts
we're sds by The cod fishermen tho -
them but in several Tnstspces .heu nets CARED
away by their great runbsrs. The re-ut Of ihi.
son may be briefly summed up. TIE scoo)oer Yoarg
Anerics, C-pt. Asa Peari takes the lead, having
packed out 80 be- rels stocking $6,lj0. bn, seven
vessels have more than paid their eIpsnees. six
Others have barely net their expenses, ard the
uaipder have funk money. One Of the -chooners,
bay with = crew Of eighteen men, rncb was the last
but ere that ,rrved, csps ht but 30 bbl- after
absence of i've n.oLths and ten days. ras whole
nun Der of barrel. caught thi- j 9nC0 against
coo lssi year With addition of sir vessel. o the
feet Five vessels belonging to Capt. Charles Lnnr,
canght go barrels, being about one quarter par.
of tie entire caleb. The nUnlber stored in this
city il 900 bsrres Of which NJ. Lon, has his enre
catch. Newburyport Herald.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-12-02

TnE DEAD ALIyE.-The young girl whose singular
restoration to life has been previously recorded Ii si
living. Having had al opportunity ot lo1uHDg into
this very iem6Ik kable sfsir, we are enabled To giyo
the fol- Jang particulars: The gIrl, whose name Is
Amelia links is II or Is years Of sgs, ana resi- led
with her parcots in Bridge street, Nuneasou, and,
d~iUOliDs away unier some unhccOan'Aole compliant,
about ihree weeks ago she, a. her irehds iningaeJ
died TIE c.rpse was II eu removed o. IotieT
The bo1y was rigid and .cy cold. Ii was washed ald
laid cut wIh tie usual deathly aec)iopaL I'm 'nt',
perry-yi.ces beng placed over the eyes, aod the
e, fin Nas ordered For more than IS hours the sap
pos.d corpse lay beIeath tue wildlne' sheet, Saen
happened that ler granliaiher E-ry aged man,
cane rom bennington To the neighoorhoOd OF
huneeton. On golug With fe,aAle relation 10 see
TIE corpse the old man removed ODE OF tho copper
coins anc although the eye remained close !, he
,aLc.d he saw a move neDt breath the Id. Inc
w.nGn with bin at first rdi,lled tie ilea bat,
on looking more olo-ey, she too observed u move
NEXT. The medical attendant Was then apprised
OF tie crcunatar and altho Igb he at fst treated
the matter delusiOn, he Application vi an nrFu'
e mt 10 the reg of the heart convinced hifn
that there wa, life within the apparent corpse. %
body vas then removed To q wal 'er room, Sa' the
exis "a &c of BE slne became apparent By d"zTees
ANIMATION was restored loud sneeze placing the iact
# b-r being living sutject beyond al DOUBT. WH1a
speech was restored the g bed everything that
had taken place from the tine Of her sipposel osata
sbe knew who had closed her eyes AMI placed te coz
pers thereon She also heard the crd.r gwen iVr "ei
cotin ard could describe tue various remarks ihi7
over her as .he lay in her deatbcloShes AL met on
her restoration, SIZE refused all .us:enanee, ana On
some almeut being forced upon bee che became ~
fully excited and though III a stste Of e1fcmc h;Viu-
ty Il required great furce 10 hold her, Shc1 that Pc
Tcd Der conduct hos been very strsnse' Sne enter
tars aiso 10 destr,y her father ana mothe and 90
ore occasion when they ". re asleep III te same ~,
with herself sEe sro.e from her bed 10 the dead Of te
right. went 5osn stairs for d light, and HAVING nIt
d,.,ro,ed. by burning, some need, work, winch she
kI.w hex m,tder " set great Store uPon sue set n'e
20 The cprtaLs aod hen retired 10 ber bed Hom whicn
il wa, thought impossible che could have novel la
tact, 60 uyrteriou: the origin "f toe hfe her pa
,.,t. VIZ quite at Lea to sccou't for 1t, until ne
rirl herself corfessrd having been TIE Gauss. Soe
10 les 10 sucn state that sIe can neither DE cauea
sHv. u,r lead tie r u state being only asce'talaed
bx a careful examination of her palse. Were it not
,at there !. no native deception and 'hs parents
belrg cr.ditsbIe people, ~e shoud n'gne mere "ss
foue ,use in this very extraordinary afi-r "hign Is
cau,icg considerable eIeifen-L. 10 -4sitJh a,.i .'
L.iChboIhoOd. iDInhi2hnW piA' i"
New-York daily tribune., 1858-12-02

the two vessel. under the command OF the lao DR..
Kane when he made ms first expedition in search Of
Sir Jcbu Frar klin was sold in New Londou few days
since 10 parties wAo are fitting her ont for The whaling
bLslLess.
sAyAL-DEhrH OF cAPT. BROOKE.
The desth OF Cap,. Brooke, which took pla,e At
wasiirgtop on Morday evening, promote; 10 a iuu
Gam an cy the comm ssOned oricer 10 te Marie
Cois who has risen lrcm the ranks, VIZ: Robert AZ
sill. Capt, Brooke was Nuguiap, aud ente ths
service - yeaIs ago as heutel aut His tuners! F!u
he marked hy ell the polp anc ceremony chsrSoteIs-
tc of soldiers burial. Captains j. {. Rch All
I.sac T. Doush'y are step nearer to Mayors oy
Brct ke's decesse.
The Navy Department has been advised o.! the
death of Sest. j. Rsn of the Mariues, on bosri The
L. s. slooI-cf-atr Ssvapnsh at Grey town sso OF the
81 sths Vi IL s4Vrs belVugipg tVthe steam isae
MlnDes.tt::. IN Japan.
tous 10 tie Commander of the Caledonia. kxpediton
y perenptcry recC mueniei Ill al tie COMMANDERS
movements. -
BAY FisHiSG FLEET.
The sr,iysl OF the schooner Effort on Suudsy cori-
MET, @ return OF tc Bay Fleet. comprising upTari
Of fiuy v,.sels. No hives have ooep lost duEns the
.ess,s AMI but one vessel, the ROsnoke, Gao.
swss We behave tte Insurance ofic>s DO Dot Lose =
Tollnr IBIS reason or 'ne Bay Fleet. In p-cnuary
mint is has bees very bard year for the d-hdr-
n,n Tie vessoss Sow buit for tbs pursuit, are much
n,eer And more xTel than ever tefore AID vi Fl
a bad Year doee cone Il rs pretty severely ieH Oar
aI,x tsLpe crafts designed 10 sail sDou. as fast
as The mackerel u ~ are IN pursuit OF, aiact ~nol
IN, 6.b scen To be Of Tor TINS seasop IN self
defer Sc they lett their usual baunts. and wnte t1e
fsl.ruen va erCen yuTng IL cuhx 'G-n ran tlei
-.,-iy Lsu W .nIv~..k S,a-i' t"., '-'e! sue ~,
lcirg in irr mott p,s'ect -ee.rry ou TIE eo.-t II
LAbss.vt. "a .l..S k.aces A'e-t 'uss e''e' .ss A'0
New-York daily tribune., 1858-12-02

Jaws I.Llsr Cause.-The ship White Swallow n@
lately arrive, in this por, with cargo OF gusno from
law. I.l,nd which. !, viii be remembered, w,s Vie
NED couple Of year. ago by CON- Merwin, whose Ie-
p., not favorable 10 toe prospective interests OF
ale American Gusno Company They have how
ever, p, rseverec, end have sucesecs' ~ o'''..s
cargo. The valde Of this guano YET T" y, ~.
IL ammonia il ceItaiIly is lot strons' "n''@''
vii; pay co.t ss phosphate guano' con ooiy oe 'aH'
by comparing i in price ard effst w'n o'le
tious. We may jud. from the fohoSiog 'ePo''' '-'
there !. TO difficulty in obsiting Il fro" Inc ''sH'
.,Ths WHIT. svsllw ulder connari o. 50 - -
~ 80, 20 J,rv.s i.lani i,J st les n. .-fie
= d. ~ .r. 49, r. nr p 80 49, ,sx- W..
,.cuIcl, sna qui-'y I. ~ bo~ Zee I'd =. e -. -.nl =,
r. o, r.. =. .~..,..u saG.us. yoz ss-S< - - ~,
t. ,.r A., css ts sxs,sI ss.fc as~ - ~>e' -
New-York daily tribune., 1858-12-02
COMMISSIONERS OF EMIGRATION.

The Board held their regular week. y meeting yes.
terdey Afternoon, GCLIas Z. VERPLAscK in tho
chair.
A communication was received from Dr. w. T.
Anderson of Staten leland, suggesting 10 the board
tie propriety Of romoviDg the present QnsraD.ins
est6bishueIt aud treat all contagious ard epidemo
dtea;es ia floating hOsp'als to be mooied 10 the
Loa,r Bay said hospitals he similar to uSse now
u-co rear Lo'don.
The PREsIDEsT ,sid that the Board had n power
10 decide upon the MEASURES recommended 10 the COM
murioaii0D
the communication ard havirg Il puo'isted. II no
action taken It IL would leave the ig,presson
that be Eoald wanted to suppre's rs contents. No
action was taken on the document.
Mr.. CARRIGAs sad lie obsesved from reading the
pIoce din - II the ast meeting ~ the Board VI Ten
Governors tnst they bad appointed a C)nmitttes 10
ooof.r sth them IN regard TO an exchange of Ands
now cpred by both Bo ,rcs, 30 ss each sh )aA have
II cir lapCs by iheu- -eyes
TIE matter was deferred urtil IL conh bs Soer-
tanec if the Board bad legsl night 10 make the de-
sired fxct4rge.
Tire lInv1r < il the weekly statement Of the number
4 arr val .. the population oi the Insttut'oos;
NYub " -, zr.ut. arrived 20 November isS. Assn
umb # k .rn,. s'rd 'iD9 to D"e~1o~f i'''..'. w
.3s,s
l. cete II
1883. 1857. 1859.
Er.n,.r g, rn..s. IN Ia't.u.son'
at W. waa. I.'srs.:.. .;;.::...;:.l~i Ls1 lisa
p.,Al.........,.,..."..''.'.'' " -
ro,sl.................:.......L Ls@ -
Ayr ssis Rsoe.p;;:o . NJ, q lss.;: s'"SS~
uu sticr, u asn pssss ns,Fs b.''.' 'p'i " "sr"
~
psburs HsIt. q pr frs''- Sroa H.
ost,'r: s' -. - ~. Sf November i AID
e. %s0 " 49, :. -
s,...o, Communicative, Fund. .s0,s, .
The Bo,Fd ,len soiomref
New-York daily tribune., 1858-12-02
Hle0ical.

HEALTH of AMERICAN WOMEN.
III SPINAL COMPL AINT-HEARr DISEASs-CON-
sUMPTlON-fEMALE IRREGULARITIES AND wEAh-
kEss-AND ALL Uterine DISEASES IN FEMALES
THE GRAEFENBERG FAMILY MEDICINES.
rs~ Tn. Office of the GRAEFENBERG COMPANY is at
No so Part.royy New.York. whore COMPETENT fHfsi-
CLAN (Dr BRIDGE) is constantly in attendance. Hts az
pn ba, given Desses OF Females an thiden ana
to obscure AID cu ,ompius in the treatment OF which he
has met " wh stesi He will consult with the afflicted
by letter or personally the Office Of the GRaEFEN-
BERG COMPANY, No 50 Parkro~, New-York
HEALTH OF AMERICAN WoMES.-The united testimony OF
physicians patients that the Graeenoerg Compny
H.bss Uterine Csthocon Is the best remedy ever used Tor
Female Irregularities snd Local DeransemeD of the uteIas
System II certainly cures
PRoLAPsUs, LEUCORRHGA, IRREGULARITIES
DIZZINESS, NERVOUSNESS,
GENERAL PAIN WEAKNESS, RESTLESsNEsS,
CHlLLs and sLUSAES Of HEAT
pIIpIrATIoNs FAINTNEsS, DISTURBED SLEEP, and
All Ulcers ana other local Uterine DeTanseinent
9. veil as caropic constitutional troubles ansns ff'm thei
ana tch Act nine of women in this country
TIL, GRarrssBERo CoMPANy's MsRsBALLs UTERINE CA
rpolcos the y which has sustained s rePt.
Non n the opinion intelligent aud re6oed women and sAifa
NJ uy,oa, while all preparations, either Homeopathic or
Apahic have faied satisfy those who have ie'iei them
Thee.sordinary e: Of the GIaenberg Marshall. Uterine
C.,tolcon ia the wonder OF every in this section 1t uu
feruy cures has ted in variety of female
d1esse. hV"LsNp VI ~ Na'Vns| miss
My wife the rsesnbers Compsuyt Mnshss Ute
ripe Csbo.on th complete Before i.ne 1t che
entirely pto.atcd With uterine dseaes of complicated
oAa.sccr best physicians could get did her good
MATTHIAS RICHEi Or. enwood, stsuben Co., Y
Tho tfs,frbsrs Coupsny Msshas Uterine Cstholicon
po..t,oly dong wonders here
JACOB P. SICKLE, Druggist, Rocksway, ~ Y
Durins the past years hsse o'd many thousand bottles
q, IL. Graefenbrs Conpanys Mar'aas Uterine CAaoioon'
Ard have wsys found the cses for which recon-
rsd The reports have teen sstsotoFy IN the hi de-
A. MACKENZIE, Na,hv!sie, Tenn.
pstcy OF rpr GRsLt gSBrRG MR<H,LL's UTESiSS Ca
rpolooS-sl per bottle five oottes for So and eS
,.. charges psdt) eUd Of ex from Ne~-iors
For ,.ls al the OFTicE OF the 0s,srhssESG COMPANY
No 50 Psrk. row NowyoTk, ard by sll Druggists
AJdresa orders 10 JOSHUA Z. bRp"s VI D'
seey Graefcnb,rs Company, No 8. Par.-'o" Ne"-iofH
Eor,-NE Will GUARANTEE THAT TIE ASoNt s'Af.'
ns,rs VIII sE AMPLY FULFILLED.
r1'HE OLIVE FEVER and AGUE fllLIo arc
xs,ta,,.5 IN cur. tue t-t can ehSt IN 81"
Wbo.sah Oepo, No q Court sod.t' up stli.-
New-York daily tribune., 1858-12-02

MEW-JERSEY RAILROAD-FOr PHILA-
IL DELPHIA aud the SOUTH and WEST 1s JERsEs
pIgY.-hsN and E3pIess hnet leave NevYorh al aud
s and and D. fare s. Through Tickets sold for CD
xtnnst ard the West ana for Ssore W,sbngon Norfos
to; aud through baggage checked Washington Ia aDt
!, n ujnh } W. WOODBURY., Assistant Superintendent
N sssse ~ be- received for any train uness delivered su
hfe~n minutes o the time 0f lsavtDs
New-York daily tribune., 1858-12-02

Wu. g. Cosart hes been apPoioted by t'e u.
ms.ieo. Iii not stated to wlica of t4e asshcsa "a
!, ,n.sisred. We pGe,uae, however, ns Is aPi''a.'a
TO ,uppy tie yacsrcy created b. NJ hsf.y ~ .5s
t,tiol IL the Navajo Agency. The nitss =, p,,.ft,
at ,resen. discharged ty MAJOR i", - ant.
Agency.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-12-02

.e sii,. pro<ress q ,oBs,r .ion ss iss
i.isI the CcDfssv vii , ss deliver go furs pr dsy
"CspND Inf.fso GUAM ~ lP0u Jarvis
ltl Tor ell practical ure- inca h.ssflb sad lat s,s--s
~tboIt serious ehcs.y D. ehor- .Ain 'ls1 dis
t41e- from the i,snd'
New-York daily tribune., 1858-12-02
ENNsYLvANIA RAILROAD


fhs fsnosy RaiIosd connects at Pittsburgh s,s fls
rosAs 20 and from 81 Lou Mo- Alton 9slsns and Cbcsss
~ Frankfort Lexington and Leusvie KY; Tenn Hauts
aisdson Lafayette and Indisnspois Ind Cncu1su Dayton
tyftssd Beentsne ssndnsky Toledo, Cleveland, Colum
bss Lresvilie MsssoD and Wooster Oho slso With ths
sssr paekst from And 20 st Lo1is Lous
sille and Cincinnati
vhroueh FOR East be had o! tie sooss
vnen.tea~5 Slsces IN tbe West
BAeGAsE CHECKED rBRousB.
rasseassn stD tLs hS abort and expeditions ~ any
y,ler route.
TAsE As LOW Az BY ANY OTHER ROADS
See hsndtils, framed, IN the botea Of this city.
sougs Tcks,s fther Information, may DO had 81 rs
s&eS efths
pennsylvania RAILROAD,
No. 2AsTOR HOUSE, BROADWAY,
J. l. ELLIOTT, Agent
For Eu,rsat 7icreu apply st No. 8 Bsttery-pisos
Eovsu1ber l. 1875
New-York daily tribune., 1858-12-02

7l> Ec,f.,ng Srsindi- the lame u sp'n'eo osuy
ic.. i,su.dty P,rker II. F'ense q co'-nne wNsa
ard Fr, ncL Eiisor. L. seems u oe spin'sa 400
spicy ,heet, s.e IN politics 'astains the Regular
70 called.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-12-02

N
lNs Of NewYon.-Joba Harp, and Ehzsoeth HUo@i his
se ssrsi Whhsu Moore AD1 MNy Moore his wife CarDan
Hsbdrics and Esss Ann HepcrcssoL bs VIII George
h.Iei and Maria Hsrp.l hi. WIFI, Josephine Williamson
widow Of Jane. " lauson SAMUEL Rove and Sarah Rws
his w. William Harpe Charles HsFps snd Ehz. H1p-l hs
~- Ebzs-ih Bnp, Js.ph Dealene Msry B. D-ls,.re
hs ~h Georse Z-rss. Elsie Augusta Zerfsss John L.r
fss 0sripee Zsrs Jsues H. Tfa's william Zsrf.s VII
hsU Bark defeno ants - umrnons ITO 20. def nd.nt.
SAM III ROWE ana SARAH ROW L ti. wife. CHARLES
HARPFL bud FLlZA BARREL his wife sad each OF them:
You hereby sumofed aud required the complaint
h. fh which all BE- filed IN ia. oae e The ClerE o tie
City ana County Of Newi the City Hail. New fOx CITY,
ard 20 copy Of ID. ssid complaint on the
subscriber tb.ir oce No $50 Broome rect II .hr City of
keNioIk within twenty days after the srgice Of this sum
you exclusive 4 -. day 4 such service ao ySu
fail he said complaint within the time Aforesaid TIE
pautl, IL his acton vii spy g. the 'oYr tor tLt -hei oe
asne.d IL ID. comrl.i,t -I,st.d November euh. lsf
EAsION L BERRiEN PaptIts ArorueyA
The couraint IN hs filed IN the ohie oi he Csh
ofthe City County Of on ihe nh 9es Of NO
vsmb.r, 1873 EAsIOE bkhtihN
Isv6wTh a.ntns Az rn-S'
New-York daily tribune., 1858-12-02
DEM LVANIA RAILROAD.

u IN. GREAT CENTRAL ROUTE, connecting tn. Atsn
20 Cities With Westsrn Norh Western and south Weste
stste continuous Railway direct Tt Roed also oonuects
fitsbursh with daily ines q steamers 70 az poru on tie
Western RveFs and Cleveland AND ssndDssy with the
to al tie Norto Wesr Latesmstine the
direct cheap and resbe by Which sEEI9HT
- br~aIdei 20 and from the Great West
RATEs BETWEEN PHILADELPHIA and PITTSBURGH
fRsT Class Shoe. Hsts and Caps boohs N osnt. ~
Dry Goods i'm boxes, baes trunts) Drugs tin 100
sJ1s, and bales) Feathers FuYs, 4c............")
EEsosp Cllss.-Domes;ic Sheetns, Sbirting and
Yicsins lin original bsIes Druss tin casts IS c@stsF
Ie.the. On rois and boxes) Wool and Sheep l0o .
eets, Eastward, hc.......
irRp CLGssAnvs Hard Steel Cns'Ds lin &c o.,. 4,
csshs Hemp Bacon and PORK, saltedioose OF In 40 n
ss<ks, fobArco msnrfd, sxcep. Cigars or Gut, kc.
9ocRTB CLASS Coffee, Fisb, Bacon, 5sef snc
FoA (i boxes EsGwsYd) lard aud Lsrc Ncents
-tl Nails, Soda ksb, German Clay, Tar, Pitch 100 T.
aoen, ko.......<....sss-
rLevs- p hbl until further notice.
9eAIS- + 100 y until further notice.
CoTros bale not exoesding $40 UeshE, dptil rnths
sotsoe.
tsoar 20 tho package Vs Pennsyvena Railroad" Al
fttsbu,sb viii be forwarded without detention
Hssrssr AeEHTs-HsrIis Wormley Co, Heruphis, fenl
y. fsss Co.. st Louls; p @ OReiy Co, Evansville,
Ind pumesnn Bell Co.. and Carter Jewett Loasville
Ey; Meldrum, Madison, Ind. HI. W. Brown Co., Ani
Ir1ip Co.. Cincinnati, NJ w. Graham Co., Zanssville
Onio; Lceob Co., No 81 Kiby a., Boston Leecb Co, Nc
Aston House, N.wYork and No. South Will1m-st, New
soss; v. j. sneedeI Phisdelpbia ksgrsv Koous BAIT
p1ys; u A. Bte srt Pittsburgh.
Il II. HOUSTON General Freight Agent Philadelphia
IA. SCOTT. Superintendent Altoona Pa
New-York daily tribune., 1858-12-02
Watcr Cure.

WATER CURE. - Or. Il. y. LOW EN,
w ThAEs ~aar Cure .nd Gymnasium, at No. lio
sls-sct. open fi the recepson Of patent. ana
eesro.s hyoTste and gransstic Iestnent nsy o~ aAu
th- c.stlnrt wiihoul boaId Outdoor prscce sHt asa
Dor ooAders ~so Dot paue1iN sePs ss s.1ser
ksts N oclock p
New-York daily tribune., 1858-12-02

ESTATE OF THE LATE EsENEzER ER,scis-The
Erp" publishes the following inventory Of the en-
tire estate OF the late Eoeneser Francis, compiled
from the schedule Of the sworn sppraser appointed 70
make the inventory:
New-York daily tribune., 1858-12-02

MEDALS roA TIE PUBLIC ScBooLs-ihs meiA'
.u.rd.. q, re-. ia'e e.,ti,,lor Will be peeseutsd BY
e.. .,e, .ra wra. Jay gs.ks'i ,h'satsra",n. "
s,.oak. 70 It. to.er he'll Of me C0cpss lA<xcss.
TIE vu ,Ec cs i4ylea 70 S;seSd.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-12-02
4 pROVIDFNCE via NEW

YNOp BOsION and PROVIDENCE via NEW
poRr sDa FALL RivER-Ths spaentid and satenoI
Ray 81 ATE Capt. Jeweu, leaves New-fori very
sssrnnTssntY rruRsD1Y .nd SATURDAY a. 4 O'Clock ~
"a he UMPIRE STATE, Cap Brsyton, m NOSDAI.
vUDvEsDAY ard FRIDAY. ct 4 o'etock p N, frou Ft~
&c r. - , a.. A., .pn,,
-, antI the shah hAse ben pad for. .. -,
vrshf Boston Ia forwarded through uih great VI
Erw,ss Freight Tr.in ,v.
q sh" WM BORDEN Agent, Nee. 20 and u vert
New-York daily tribune., 1858-12-02

IN PURSUANCE of an order of the Surrogate
II Of The County u fsvOrt notice IL beeby tis.n 10 al
pIsus hsvts claims Azsinst THOMSON PRICE ale Of TIE
City oi NswicTk dcsSsed to pe.-nt the same vouche
Aef.f "a he subs II the Office of GEOH6E J. PRICE
No tSI kst brsdW u the City % N,Wlors b-for,
90 tss .- ds! Z Alr1 neat -Dsted New IoIi ,se 2a
say u 0tob-r, lSN.
ecossE J PRICE, tr.
81 isvtnIa LL.ALS 1. EhllE, J >,e'-'~
New-York daily tribune., 1858-12-02

IT,. pa-c,,f,rs,-i T., 'iiLss' Con zoe - u, .,
J,r.5 -. i.a ,L.l - ~. a. - - =,
~, 80 'r,"i .,ic - L'cH'-g pssI