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Seeding Machines.


and now offer the territory Of the United States
(cxceptng the States of Illinois and Missouri
and a few counties in other States, which have
be already sole, for sale upon favorable terms
ny TOWNSHIPS, COUNTIES or STATES. Til.
Improvement was patented on the goth of Univ
1896, and has been in the market but aha,
time. 1t is decidedly superior to all other Ma.
chimes for sowing broadcast, small grain, pros,
seeds, guano, plaster lime, &c., &c. pa rticuar.
~ the large machines, which are operated bv
one hand and horse. Its peculiar advantages q,
yer other sewers is in the Metal Agitators. which
readily pass through the grain in the hoppers'
and without friction. This machine is sinpIs
IN its construction, and readily adapted to The
different quantities and kinds of seeds desiyoJ
to be sown is easily manufa ctured by tho most
ordinary mechanics and not liable to Get on, ~
working order.
Persons in this vicinity desiring to purcb.,o
rights, would do well to "put inO soon, as on
agents will shorty start out to visit the largsr
towns and cities in the different States.
NOW Is THE CHANCE, GENTLEMEN. II
you want 10 make money easily. There is ne
use In being poor all your lives, if you will onIy
''get up your epunk" and purchase rights for
this valuable improvement. 1t recommends il.
self, and can be sold by any person aud in every
section. .... 10y
sowcr may be seen in operation by cnllirc
at Rogers fogle's Store, in Morxaniowp.
Feb. IL lS57--tf.
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IA, anu hope by slflct attention 10 business
to merit the confidence and support of the
generous public. assuring you it will ever be
our aim TO render perfect satisfaction. AS
we will sell no article which we cannot con
sc'euliously recommend to a customer, as
perfect We therefore invite your atten.
ton In Onr ... '...
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0! What a Door Horse!

Drug Store, and procure a paper Of his unriyaIl-
ed Horse Powders, which will restore your
horse to sound and healthy condition, and arc
warranted to contain nothing that will inJsre
the beast.
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LOOK OUT!

JOHN G.. LEWIS has removed his
Boot and Shoe Shop to the room next
door South of the Post Office, where
he will be happy to wait upon hig old
friends and all new customers with
any thing in his line. ......
p8- READY MADE WORK on
hand, and REPAIRING done on sight.
BE- Cheap for Cash, is my motto.
March 5, 1858.
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we beg leave to
public that we
To furnish our
Terms as can be-
Western Virgin
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announce to the
are now prepared
goods on as fair
p urc II a sed in
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DR.. Ii. SweetSer's Compound Balsam O.
HOARHOUND & DULCAMARA

TO. We Tef'tI ana care Of Coughs, Colds.
ASTHMA, Bronchitis, H0arseness. In.
,,RI,lcnsa, lpAooping- Cough. &c. .u
This great European Remedy is know, ,hro,-
out the civilized world. 1t is not my intention,
therefore, either to cloak it in mystery, or in
any way TO deceive the public by OPERATING its
virtues. CIT Is NOT A CURE ALL.n twill
not no. cnn any other medicine cure that much
dreaded disease, CONSUMPTION ofi.r 4, 30
taken Its hold upon the Lungs. But simply
elalm Tor my medicine the power to cure the a.
Dove named complaints; and as DELAYS ARE
DANGEROUS, Coughs and Colds frequently ter.
inmate IN consumption. Therefore, how impor-
tan' II Is that you should attend TO that li,tlo
old or hacking Cough. This agreeable and
ehcacious remedy should al once be resoried to
and in no case will it ever fail to cure
" Prepared by II. SwEETsER, NJ. D. phila-
deiphia, Pa, and sold in Morgantown by
Aug. 7. FRANK, M. CHAIEANT
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The Proprietor, in calling the attention of the
public 10 this pre- paration, docs so with feel.
ing of the utmost confidence in its virtues and
adaptation to the diseases for which il is recon-.
mendcd.
IT is no new and untried article, but one tina
has stood the test of ten years. trial before the
American people, and its reputation and sale is
unrivailed by any similar preparations extant
The testimony in it's favor given by the most
prominent and well-Snown Physicians and indi.
viduais in al parts of the country is immense
and careful. perusal of the Almanac, published
annually by the proprietor, and to be had gratis
Of any of his agents, cannot but satisfy the mos
skeptical that this remedy is really deserving
the great celebrity it has attained
Principal Office and Mandatory, No. dis
Arch street, Philadelphia, Pa.
For sale by Fitch & Chalfant, Morgautowu,
Va; DR.. T.. Conway, Fairmont.
February 10, ls5S.-iy.
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HAIR RsESTOHsEls.

pALM OF COLUMBIA! ....
- II you desire your Hair, now turning
gray, TestoIed to its natural color or if YOU
want that bald head covered with a mxuri.
ant suit of Hair, or II you want efTectuaIIy
to prevent your hair from coming out, pro.
cure bottle Of The Bslm OF Columbia
This is good article, and no mistake. Ma.
ny persons have and are using it with entire
satisfaction. The price is but so cents per
bottle. For sale by ..........
Oct. IL. FITCH & CHALFANT.
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0~E- have been engaged for many years
in business, and although j, has been gene.
rally Of very pleasant and highly satisfac.
tory character, deem it proper, for the
present TO discontinue, with many sincere
regrets on taking leave of many persona
friends and customers generally. As will
be perceived Mr.. VIM. Lazier has purchased
our entire stock of Merchandise. and will
continue Tor the present at the Oh stand,
corner Of High and Walnut streets. would
bespeak for him liberal patronage on the
part OF The friends ann customers Of the re-
firing firm. G. M. liAGANS.
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O37 We would avail ourselves of this
opportunity to tender our most grateful &C.
acknowledgements for the very generous pa.
tronage extended TO us, and take pleasure in
recommending MIR. WILLIAM LAZlER,
long and favotably known 10 our customers,
hoping they may all find il TO their interest
to make their purchases Of him.
Feb. 3, 1855 HAGANS & RUDE.
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MAN, KNOW THEYSELE,
An Invaluable Eook for rs Cents. Ever
Family should have a Copy"

DR.. HUNTERS MED
ICAL MANUAL AND
HANDBOOK FOR THE
A FFLICTED.-contain
ing an outline of the ORR
gin, progress. treatment
and euro of every form OF
disease contracted by
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Groceries,
QuEENSW Ar f.,

HAS ana CARS, BOOTS and SHOES,
BONNETS. STOVES, Nails. &c.
And all other articles usually kept in a
retail store. These Goods we re purchased
with care by Messrs Hagans g. Rude, and at
low figures, but TO make room for a new
stock that ! am preparing 10 bring on very
soon, | will sell them at reduced prices.
| have entered into the business again ex.
pecting to continue j; as long as life, health
and the business will justify. do not say
| will sell at less prices Than my neghbors,
bu, do say none shall undersell me. | have
stopted the one price system. Goods mark.
cd in figures, every body will get them al the
sumo price. L will open accounts with plea &.
sure with prompt payers.
| return my sincere thanks TO my old
friends with whom done business pleasant.
ly for many years, and cordially invite
them 10 renew our business relations again
To the frieuds and patrons of Messrs
Hagans & Rude, solicit a continuation Of
their business at the old stand. You shall
not regret il.
o. Country Produce taken in payment
for goods.
Feb. 5, 1853. VIM. LATER.
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Ok boxes fancy Glassware Of every variety
cc and pattern; useful and ornamental;
26 dozen p. II. FIasks,
~ Bar TumbIers,
Lamp chimnoys and Globes, for sale at
CHALFANT's
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Cheap Goods! No Mistake.

IL. HE SUBSCRIBER has the pleasure o.
informing his Old friends, and every body
else, tkal he has purchased Of Messrs. HA-
CANS RUDE their entire stock of Goods,
aud will continue to occupy for the present,
the same Store.Room. There is a general
assortment OF Goods on hand, well selected,
such as
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Jesse J. FITCH +. 81. cBALrANT
GOLDEN MORTAR.
Jesse J. FITCH
GRAND CONSOLIDATION TEMPLE
~ OF FANCY REARED IN CONNER
ClaL BUILDING, BY THE NEW FIRM.
FITCH & CHALFANT,

Having purchased The entire stock of Books
Drugs, &c, formerly owned By DR.. NJ. Y.
Wiley, united with the same the stock OF
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Tho Latest Improvement.

ID oGERS, F0GLE & Co., have the pleasure
III OF announcing to business m en-, that the v
have at last succeeded in purchasing tho whole
interest OF Dr.A c. Miller, in his late patent 70
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SCHEDULE OF PRESENTS.

an Ebony Cdsket, containing full set of
diamond Jewelry, ear rings, necklace,
brooch and bracelets, beside lady's en-
ameicd jcweled Gold Watch with Chat.
elaine, and gentlcmon's English hunt
ing case, full jewclled, Gold Watch with
chain, WORTH eco
New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-19

TIE cumf # md even luxury 10 which many Of ftie-s
I've here would be aca Nei II detcneei, so different
their con ton 70 thai which the ,dvcc .,es Of
cry a-1ite ss belonging 20 them naturally. There
sre ustancs Of many learning 70 read the Bible after
,b.y were sixy years old One of the mott gent
s,d successful nsnseers Of children that ever met
with vas Q col red woman born in Boston, Of
pure Ah~,n descent. I know q. . woman born
in slavery. peted soi induged 70 excess by her own
ss ye, ste prefers freedom and labor to her former
cor rdi,ion; and this, sftr working hard al day and
late the preceding evening, j, con.tsn, attended,.
npon the evening schools, which is open three times
week 6or females Of the laboring c.asses, aud the
eolord pupil. bear oonparisen and are often superior
.otbe white krow another free eeiered woman whose
history is ike q romance, snd who has, BY her own
efforts. attained a cempeency ior herself and two
grand nieces SO long a. object to be attained,
ard good TO result from IT, they are never wanting In
effort, and their industry and patience are commend
able. The aspiring ambition of tae white race Il not
theirs. ani well for them is not but they are happy
with little and 50 great ia their initiative faculty th@
half of the faults imputed them arise from previous
contact with others. All my lie have been familiar
with the pecusrities OF colored people, and consider
II amos, marvellous that they show so much ability
under all their discoursging and depressing crcuni-
stsr
New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-19

-,be boa. or tovas although If great sac often ex-
-o-edirg fife. D-se-, in length are prroc-iy H ~
sIre,ipg vernin and young deer, ""'' - VIZ
beautiful corral. scarlet, yellow ana Otsra -
ssedirg as man inches u the most issa ihe V1n'
gas a snort, tn. k. dark brown snake - e7o uio.s
6ai gsrous, bGt.1riutaiely rot so enti"n a -" ''
The remedy II, slaeco in brandy, or tle e'ef'h
In the houses the alacran- or -,'rIa"ps, ga N"
eenepides and ke cHen;aeacao. -fs1--s q. oa-,
very Troublesome particularly the former ,ihrng 'n'
h-eeIng season The males, sghtTg an ne f1i'eS
sse continually Z ling on the beds snd hanih'cA As
breath, WHEN they inmed ateiy etns 'BiId- al
numerous and o! beautiful pgmasr; ari canis-s.c,
az deer pizo,es Wild hogs nBa rsebre-p.eniai.
rksys Of :. verl varieties au@9g whien t9e nopJa
or white headed monkey. icscd IN tle forests on
;be ,de. Of the riouuiains, but 10 NOT come on The
pains A small yelowsh sioth also erists similar TO
those found in Nicaragua.
4, aving passed q few pleasant, days stt"esn l'oh
Ieon- and Norteo.yor increased Piy stock OF draw
nes 81 the medicinal plants of the district taken few
sketches and cured sindry old Sencr.s o esenturas-
We started a parry 81 twelve, on onr r.f3rn 10 san
Nigel, passing short time at the IesSnco ani
Catanas Mines at .he latter place remaining one day
with The hospitabh Our entire trip tsd astei
about n rec weeks.
Thee il certainly noportion of Central AEae-ce Of
equal size rch metals and 50 easily worked a. 'he
Dtpar rnent Of San Miguel The Silver Range of
mountains begin az Lcs Almendras, few leagues
from iss Union, AID branch ont in all directions
throughout the department. AZ before ment'o1ed,
the nearly ell in limestone and consequently
eH-4iV NJ T.rl, ana anu
conceded by the really hbea, Government Of San sal
yador 10 foreigners VINO m6g undertake any works
benefca 20 the country, tho principal OF when TO TIE
miner an4 agricultural is the exemption of his poems
or labcren from military and municipal duties.
In my description Of the miaes of Honduras, II viii
be seen that although tha-e many locations where
Individual veiIs produce greaeg amount OF silver 10
g. certain tin, a; Tuseasan for example there are
none that produce or yield so steady and regular a
quantity for series of years, those of this depart
Iis-ni. The climate, although wa:K, is healthy pro-
v,ons are god and plentiful; ssd, above al, the
iuled ate vic:iiy Of the Poetic FER transport Ation
aordr faclties not TO be met with ii the neighborng
States.
have thus, ny dear Sir. party redeemed NY
IroEase made x this place, and will Forward you, Il
Won desire IT, some further remarks On the manifold
fesoses If this truy rch and beautifd country, with
the sucere hope that my inferor etists, joined TO
your own acute knowledge and experience Of the coun
.ly people and customs, may induce men OF talent
and foT1re 70 eXplonc the many hidden treasures at
present but beginning to be perceived.
Wishing yon all heSl and happiness until We again
meet under tie shadow Of old COuchagna,
cHAs. BORAT.
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DIE D.

BURTrS-At Oyster Bsy. Lous l.l.ps a, w,
r sor md spa, r H. n ss 'ss yss sr = ~
funeral services In the Methods. Epscoosl ss< e
Psenc and Clin,an ',r.si Broos1 on ssrrs, sessss
at icy o'co-h, without further lnvaios ra sy oonha
be taken &C. Greenwood Cemetery for ir,e., na'as vi
BOOTH-A; Newbnrsh, of Consumption .,,.,.
Il o s.osn g. Is o ss G I.non BoSA of N.
TO attend he funeral at S. Je.a CS,,.l Invited
o'clock on Friday Afternoon f~r 'ASi sseet q 8
BpckAAN.ln srooaiyT, @ o. wstn..a.y Nov. =, I.~,.u
bs.m'"' 'hy '0n u L'"' and ss'sA Bscinsa ,ssa y );
axsd n years -~'a on~r,
DURHAM - In Brooklyn. wean..s., ".
Augusta, daughter Of Edward and Nary Ijtss ~, hny
daughter Of Mrs Jaa Lseca Of Carlow asec nssa
months.
ELDER-Tn Brooklyn, en- Wednesday, Nov. !, M,.n
Elder, in the ith year OF her sss. iAe~
GAW-ln thi. city, on "Wednesday evening Nov :, A..
.hori lines. JoseIh A. scest VI Alexander and lss
Cav, aged . yesrs and 10 dsys
GALLAGHER-A, Yorkvil,e, on Saturday Ncy 4, ~ 4,
fani daughter Of James Ad Mary Gallagher Ned n d,.
HOLLlsTER-on Tuesday, Nov. le, q, her a.. reside. /.
woOdbroEe, n J.. orsee J. Holster, wife Ofo.r aoI.
lister cec.ased.
lRELAND-On "Wednesday, Nov. II. q. Briss.por Can.
Thomas j. Ireland, aEed - year. ate Of mi. city.
Hi, ialtIsi vii i.1s pace ~. Gay AsAs
Bridrsport The friends Of the family invited b ,,s,S
MILLERIn this city, Wednesday, Nov H. John Ns.r
ss.d "a yesIs ymouihs and - days.
yURPHY-ln this city on Tuesday, NV It, Nav v,,r,.
aged IS wears, months and ld days. ="
ROE-A No rs Seventh street, on "Wednesday y, " .A.r
short l.Ie,s, Wu Ii. Roe, aged :. yean naa:Aa I'd %
days.
STACK-In this city on Tuesday morning Nov s ass3t
Thomas STACK ssed 50 yeas snsse Of 1ee County Kerr
Ireland ~
SEAGRlST-ln this city Tuesdsy morning Nov e xArs
short ilness, Apre Daily, wife Of Joseph sessist sted
years and mouths.
sCHULZ-In This city. Wednesdsy Nov H. after sArs
Illness Frederick shuz native OF Prussia aged IS ysA nd
months.
sHEPARDSON-In Jersey City. Wednesday Nov II,
Frederick Mcleod only enid Of Jane A. and San shse.
ardson aged 10 months and q days
The relatives and friends Of The family invited " s<1
his funeral Friday Nov. 49, at lot O'Clock N, fpm ~
residepce Of his parents, No. 80 Morri. street
WESTON "Wednesday evening, Nov. II, John c. w,st
the 5ith year Of his age.
His ends and those of his brothers invited assl "
funeral Friday at u o'clock from bis late esdss No
l26 West Sixteenth His remains will Be eonvysn
Greenv Cemetery.
WARD-At Savannah on Friday, Nov. IL, Jamss Ward %
th. city eldest Of Syysnus Ward aged 20 ssdS
months.
His friends those Of his father invited a he
funeral without further notice at O'Clock SATURDAY 1s
2rh inst, from his late residence, No IL Last rhr t
street.
YOuNG-n this city, On Wednesday mornins, Nov ~.
denly, Hannah C., wife OF William Young and asoka
Chas. and Margaret Se-ly, aged b years.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-19
married..

yGLEsTOS-HAwLsY-n Rns,s.ls. eo--
ssy Nov u, ey TIE Rev. SsAsa-l q. Cor p~,s s,A
ofSswI Iorf, % Fs1zie Sei. eszsh,ef q W,f.n 80
re-, Of Rssrshsl5. n@ss1
FoS-ALFORp-On W-dn-.dsy Nov H. q. C.s,,-,
rin. 81. Alofd u New-ioFb. y " c>;ss
0ArES-BAILEY-0n W-do~.dsy NV n ~ a.,
ter Of Chssls. D. Bailey, ga. 8, sSA
GRAHAM-HEARS--Ou Tne.dsv, Nov s lva
>. d Iynt Aas;. S1s9n GrAsn 20 E.sI. Wrs.s
dsnEaisr q Geo A. Hear. q ihs ci;y a.
kkRR-BRuST-OD Tuesday. Nov. is a. u. -.,.a-
ASnis ". Van Brgn. al Of thi. csfy. Hen .
MOoRE-AOAHs-A; the Seventh Preshv..r., ~
Lhar'hay, Nov ls BY The Re. 7. Rals.on snsa 60 :,
Moore - JesePAins Aasns ,eeosd sa-sA,.r eg i~ss
A5sms. sl of this city. '' 'ssaa.
NICHoLI-JoNEs-A, Babylon, Lon, I.,.,,
day, Nov u, oy =. Rev. Mr.. Coop~r Nr rss, ys<sss
Brooklyn, 2 D, 70 N' Mary Z. Jones sS.,. ssaoa
the ate J. r. Jones Of Babylon. ''' sAata~s 4
0DWYER-BROPhf-On Thsrdsy ey,nip,
FraDcs Aasi.T' ChaIeh. ey tss Rev Fs,b-r .AsSs.
OD~yer TO Nate br"pny beth Of ;As e,y '''. 'snss
PATTEE- STUNESAL-Or On Tue.ssv -. -
81 Thomss's Chafch, BY %. Rev Dr. X ~ 1a
Paiten 10 Lizzie Irene daughter Of Jo.-pa s,sv Wa
q. this city. ''aA, zee, Al
New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-19
NARZNE JOURNAL
PORT OF NEw-YORK""""Ne'
Arrived.


Steamship jamestown Parrish, Richnoh'' AS'
pass 10 h. Ludlara - -, ,...,xlk IS asyb
lumber Bailey Co. She 10 bound 20 bcs,op % isrns
for repairs having i4b Of the Capes OF -. Mia GA
gale sprung fore topHA and fore yAs s
spruns aesk she experienced heavy w.sssi Saith.
passage; Nov. is, took board Mr. but ~
Phiscepha pilot and attempted 20 reach :, ras ~
prevented BY the heavy westerly winds; W" os0s'"
schr. Arsbells (Br Of Londonl Way P.trsa .,sssr;
dsys cuirart. 20 Peocsri Co. Experiences aes'
lost rudder head, spsrs, buwsEks hr. -, ,ouss ssS
Sehr Kate Stewart Ms;her, SAVANNAH ~ Vasv'
nc 70 Scranton Tsllmsn. -, &. La Ne, 70
Smith Boynton -. -. 49,. A. al HV
ter S Co. ~ -, a atsn
srsr Iodu,his Durham, Elizsbsthport for BstA a.
Scsr TulIa Smith Cro~en Perm ont for Philsdeipa'~
sly NJ l. Burnett, Hand, Egg Hsrbor, WOOD . vx-sk
sloou Southport. Clark. New Haven. mdse 20 -.
Steamer O.ceola, Smith, Norwich and New-L'nss>
70 L H. Rockwell. a. Jo9e
Steamer wsmsutta, Nye, New Bedford, nnd's- !" -
Alisn ,..n nla
steamer Petrel, Bsher Providence, mdse. 70 i'sse
BELOw-ship Excelsior. Swim, from Liverpool
By pilot-tost Net,e. os,
sAILED-Bsk. Lvs, Dgrie. St. Thomss end
joseph Fish, Barnard, Rochelle. -
WlND-Durins the day. from W. s. W. 10 w, 40
New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-19
Mnrkess-Reported by Te,sgraM.

CINCINNATI, Nov. lS--Hoss duh. Recepts sedsy lJoA
Prices deeped 2sc market closing duh % Is for hssa
averasng 40 ~ Mess PosK, CIT for delivery IN Dre.wssr
but buyers this rate the close 8ak shosls So
for delivery in January. LARD In bbs l aud In ser ie
GREEN MEATS declined tc The weather 10 fsvorssh for
ring and Cattle coming in freely from Al acssr
Other articles ger orally sre unchanged.
NEw.ORLEANs Nov. l8-Corrox-Prces esder ba not
cuotsby lower; Gales to-day OF 1900 bales s HE a Nd
irg the Cslsds's sdyces had effect upon ss nain
BAcoN-Sboulders 7s,. Rio COFFEE firm and sctye Glcu
CorToS sREIGHTs 20 Havre idl sec.
SAVANNAH, Nov. H. -CoTroS steady; sales quite smal
MOBILE Nov. l6-CoTTos unchanged in price; ass 70 ~
500 bales AZ l03dllc for middins sales Of three dApSD
ses. Receipts at the time II $50 bales Srishs
Liverpool 9-6th.
NOBLE Nov I7-Cot.on unchanged in vaae. sases fosb
lfa hal.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-19

Mr.. Frost Horton, late Member of Assembly from
We.tcheser County, and now Supervisor of Courtand
in said County, is announced in The Albany Aas as
having deserted the wreck Of the American patty and
landed in the haven OF Lecompton Democracy. The
actual rating Of Mr.. II. took place more than year
ago, and was cause of his election TO the Assembly
and the Supervisorship Now that he has avowed the
change. believe his usefulness to his new allies will
be seriously limited lie, it be everywhere proclaimed
and understood that Mr.. Frost Horton no longer pre-
tends TO be an American but avows himself wha. be
is-one of the Sham Democracy. There let him stay
New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-19

on the bes.h a portion Of the tine. have not had
an. oppsrtaaty to notice Mr.. ClIsord's mode oi
conducting the trial. During the hall hour ] was
present the other day, heard him utter only one
sentence which seemed of interest enough to make
note Of Finding it growing sorn~"hat dark, be
called ont loudly to the stendant, saying, "LigM
the lights, Mr.. Noyes." Whereufon the lights
xere Ephtad
New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-19

The INTERNATIONAL BRrDGE.-We give below
the returns If the election held in this city yesterday
on the question Of the city guaranteeing aid to the In
terpa,ional Bridge. The returns complete from
every Ward in the city, and show the total vote posi
10 have been 52, of which ) l26 were for aid and
1876 against aid 70 the Bridge the majority in favor
Of aid TO :he Bridge being $50.
IBpgAs Courier, Nsy. II.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-19

SERIors AocrDEST.-Thomas Geary, alaborer EN-.
ployed on building in the course of erection at the
corner Of Suyvesant and Teuth streets, fell from
scsfold into the basement area and was severely
injured. He was taken to the City Hospital by of
the Seventeenth Ward police.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-19

HisHw.r RotsrRr.-A man by th. nAns a. -
koserquest vas knocked down and rosh-sl q +, ~,
wa'ch, lat evening al the corner Of Bsx..- ana s
ham streets, by two lads about II yes-s d.. =.
effected their es>spe. 10
New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-19

John B. Puroy has resigned the office of Vice
President Of the American Atlantic and Pacific ShiI
Cana Company.