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Cures quickly and permanently scRoFuIA, SYPHILIS,
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81 the sexual OCEANS The wonderful Fepntatio ,
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most nyetefate OF disease have been cured by
this tE'qy great medicine, after having been PIC
hent physician. of the country. Finley Y. Ferga
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chitis; daughter Of signor George Formerly Pro
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nervous Affections; aud Thousands OF others whose
haines could be mentioned We're ii necessary
Price 81 per botte--sx bottles for S5
Prepared by w BURRow & Co. Practical Chem.
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p1sr0RgA iMPRov vKMrNr =,

ekt~ REAF iMPRov vEagNT IN
EE1Tk ACTIN q TIE ETH &c. w. JONES
DENTIST, wonld announce 10 those Wishing their
teeth EXTRACTED that lac now has instruments s,Ine
rtor 70 any others ever used. The simplicity aud
perfection a their adaptation is such as 20 render
Lhe extraction OF the teeth almost painless ,eper
,utti1 q trtn2 The tooth ae fr trial never breaking
~ nangiiag the gums, or injurin2 the o1ndnx
parts.
Al other operations Filling, Cleansing, and In
srfnns ans ieeth, gently and thoroughly performed.
il is-3Di
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DISTRESSING CASE on HYDRopnoBfA.--sfls MshaiA
Whitman, an smistle young lady, daughter Of Mr..
Peter Whitman, who resides In Chester county, Pa,
died from the effects OF the distressing msiady, BY
drophobia, on Wednesday morning last. The Read
ing Gazette says: sS--
About nine weeks ago Miss Whitman was bitten
by a dog belonging 10 her father. IL nos sup-
posed al the time that the dog Was mad: bnt tye
f.miiy being appreheEsive that such n light ts the
case tied him fast in ths stable, where, daring tho
night he straugled himself with the rope by which
he was secured. Two physie44hs Of the nsikhtor-
hood examined the Dog and prooonnesd hiln not
mad. Notwithstanding this positive opiuion, how
ever, on Monday, the lith ult, the young lxdV was
taken III, and afterwards was seIzei with vielent
COMMISSIONS. having all the symptoms Of hydro
phobis, and on Wednesday, the l6th, she dad n
the greatest agony. 81 as3essst
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s0y- IL ans NoTERs on THE COUNT,

FsF 10 TIE FVIhNo UT IHh NVUNt
o. nENRtC0-I hereby announce myself a candidate
flF The Office OF COMMISSIONER OF The RENE
NGE f,r the upper District, ~ the approaching
elect.1n aad rspt- tfUly solicit your Suifrages.-
Should il ha y0ur pleasure 10 elect me, promise TO
tlArye the duties Of the Office faithfully and pune
tn.Ilr IL iS--.ll2ia LANES D. VAUGHAN.
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g..g~ AN a candidate for the CLERK
SHIP o. iIcnricO County Court. -
L lg-uHs JN1 L HARRISON
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DEsraucrIyE FIRE IN BxiDsEPoHr, COMA fire
broke cut this morning about three O'Clock, In the
building owned aud occupied by the Tomlinson
Spring and Axle Company, on Cannon street. The
whole establishment was burned to the ground
The TOOLS machinery aud buildings OF ths CON-
pany were valued At $4,000, and the stock On
hand, according TO an inventory Just taken, ex-
eeeded $4,000. The fetal amount Insured is $l6.-
500. Tie company employed some sixsy-dve Or
seventy mea, all Of whom. of course. are thrown
out OF work. Bridgeport Farmer. Itb. -.
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FROM MEXICO.
We copy from the N. o. Picayune the following

We copy from the ~ o. Picayuue the fsIloxing
| summary OF Mexican news:
Senior Pavon has been appointed President of
the supreme Court, and Senior Romero who had
been appointed Vice President, had died
According to the Didrto Ofciai. the exnress
which had just arrived af the capital had convex
ed no correspondents for the Government and
that Il was known that it had been detained in
Vera CIux.
The Diario ofeiat contradicts n report tha. tho
prisoners in custody on the charge of committing
the outrages at San Vicente had all escaped and
states that the fact that only four Of them
and those OF the least Importance had escaped
The others were in rigorous confinement and the
new Government was determined to see them adj
go Iateiy punished.
correspondent of the Eco NacionaI writes from
ouernavaea, under date OF the Goth, saying that
some six days previously Gen Viea-io receivad an
express from Sr. Castillo w,o had n forca of 200
men garrisoning 1guala, notifying him that Enti-
ihfo PuTzon, Batalla, Hariuo Hernandez and Gao.
ma were IN the neighborhood with 800 bandits
on the I'D ult they attacked the plaza aud were
calamity repulsed three times Gaoua himself
was among the killed. They then made a descent
on Representation, which havisg no more than
twenty men had to succomb. Assassnations and
crimes OF all kinds were committed there after
the place had been sacked yicario had marched
against them with very strong force.
ever.
Uresthe capital fSonoro has fallen into the hands
OF Jesus Gandara, it is reported as well as t,uavm
ras ana San Bias, as already reported. The reyou-
tion Is said to bave been provoked by the excesses
OF Liberals and liberalism; and the liberals il is
added will soon give in their adherence to the new
government.
The new Government has issued a long mani
fest to "Mexicans" As usual in all such docu-
ments is vast amount of verbosity; grandiloq uent
enough. indeed-tbere Is plentiful IackD of
tangiblity. "Reiigion, union aud independence,
are its high sounding watchwords; truth and
justice" are declared the bases on which it will
act; and its resignation to the will of Divine pro-
Vidence is devoutly proclaimed.
A decree of the 2sth ult restores to their Offices
M ~ those who were removed for no other causc
.nat OF refusing to take the oath of fealty to
the constitution of 1857 Another establishes rho
supreme Court. as il existed in 1855 The eccIe
sastica and military fueros are re-estabIished bv
aho,her. The disposal of church property, under
fion are declared null by others.
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nrs occurred on the lesh ult, on The prsusi.
ses OF Mr.. william Billiard, near Troy. Al, wAtrA
destroyed LOO bushels corn and souas other pre-
perty.
Thers were sos teaths in New FORK city i6ss
week-sn iacrcsss OF ~ on the wssk psevtsa&saz
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Rshert G. csmmack. native Of virginia, died
recently IN New Orleans.
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AN IScESDlARY DErEcrEp.-Ths Cleveland (0hio)
Herald says man named Hinkston, citizen Of
that place, wealthy and bearing respectable cha
racter, has been arrested the charge Of design
ing to set his property on ire.
The buildings owned by Mr.. III. are In the GEN.
tire of large block OF wooden structures, aud had
he carried out bis design, the conhagration would
have laid an important part Of the village in ashes.
On an examination Of the premises, under the d.
rection OF the inforiner, it found that he had
mads his building into a network Of combustibis
material from cellar 20 garret. He had bored
holes in the walls, inserted small balls Of waxsd
ends enyeloped in tissue paper, aud he had con-
uected these from story 10 story, 90 as to tho.
roughly fire the josts in the partitions and intro
duce the flames under the piastering, and By all
imaginable conrriyanees had he laid his diab0lscal
plans so TO flash his whole building into an In
slant blaze. Near this bEiIding. too, was his own
family aud that of brother, and many ethers,--
When the plot was discovered, Hinkston made
clean breast Of the matter, and confessed thst it
his design to fire his bnildiBg aud thus sscurs
the insurance money. r-s s l-es.t
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FArAL cAsg OF ByasIxa.--Mrs. Harriet Martha, ef
No. 2s3 West Forty bird street, New York. aceL
dsntaliy set IRE 10 her dress while standing tco
near q stove Friday mtrning, and wAs fAsAiIy
burnt Twoaf her daughters ii trying 70 sxtin-
euishsd shs flames, we're severely burnt STOUT We
hands ana lace. aAEk7a s<es fazsFttts sfS
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FOREIGN MARKETS.


Letters from Liverpool report an animated and
buoyant de hiaDd for cotton throughout THE week.
The advance for the week may ba sail 20 range frs
quarter 70 three eighths Of penny. equal to half
10 three-qua-tsrs OF n cent per pound. Amrricsn
currency. TN Friday fifteen thousand bales wsrs
sold-the maket closing firm ut seven and = haif fpr
fair Orleans, and seven and quarter for middinr
90. The imports into Liverpool during the week
Was seventies thousand baier. chiefly from Au,erj-
can ports. The stork on hand was two hundred and
eighty-iiye thousand. 81 WaGNsg 4 q y "''-
TRADE AT MANCHESTER. ss -
Letters from Manchester and the manufacturing
districts generally, announce more disposjtjou on
sae part nf buyers to operate. though the same ~,
uetance to pay an advance on tue equal enhanced
value OF cotton still existed. Sellers had neysrfKe
less obtained an advantage. and prices both for
goods aud yarns, We're hrIner than 1T the clos, OF
Tuesday. "
LONDON MONEY MARKET }a
Discounts were freely OF red nc two and A half
some reported two. 1t WAS the belief among MANY
bhaheiaI men that the present unprecedented STAG
nation IN monetary affairs would soon Lad 10 a wild
funds and stocks an, most
inviting articles Of produce. Cousols had ADVANCED
threeeights since the previous steamer closing firm
with An upward tendency. American stocks were
more inquired for, and still further Improvement
had taken place in sone descriptions
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PrgE AND Loss or LlrE.--The burning OF the
building known ss the City Market, 0ss1ssosdsay,
sew York, on Saturday morning last, has bsen no
,ced. 1t appears that the flames had gaiasd con
siderable headway before di covered. and three
men in the employ Of Mr.. Harrington, who kept
The third story, and lived with their eespioysr.
who, with his family, occupied the second stosy,
when the are broke ont. II vas with much iiitd-
Guilty that some VI the children escaped, Tbs Ere
men police managed In q short time 70 extinxnish
the Are and the bsiiding about half dsstroysd
The damage to it was estimated 1t $50 20 $500
IL belongs 10 the estate OF John Nunssn. deceased,
aud Was Insured. The bodies Of the deceased nen
whose names are Hugh 0Briep, John Riley snd
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The DsATH or PRoFRssaR WAsHfxaroS--Th M
tionai lnteliigencer Of yesterday furnishes some
further particulars relative TO the melancholy &C.
eident in Washington on Sunday: 18aa-=S
We regret to 'earn that Prof Henry A. Washing.
ton, OF Williamsburg, Va, met with an uusorti.
nate accident at his lodgings n this city, yester.
day afternoon, about o'clock, by which his life
was brought to premature end Whilst handling
the ball taking effect In his head, and causing bis
death Ia about two hours. The deceased had
been sojourner in this city for the last four
months under medical treatment. and had made
preparations to return to Virginia this morbiug
lie was recently Professor OF History In William
aud Mary College, OF Virginia, and was the editor
of the last edition Of the Jefferson papers. He
was a ripe scholar and an accomplished Gentleman,
aud MS untinneiy death under circnmstsnces Of
such peculiar afliction will be long and sepsibIv
felt In wide circle Of admiriag aud affsctionate
friends. His age was only thirty-six wears
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ACCIDENT --Ys terday morning negro
man. man; named Abram. employed on the canal beat
~ snmond now lying IN the Basin, had one or
Of nsur. which he was hoissing e the tine :
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Qopartnersbip Notices.

NEW. JERSEY GREEN SAND MARL.wThe
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Five Points House Of Industry

CARD.
We are frequently called sooount In te following manner
eome cps calls the nstution and I'VE sent yon
donation o provisions Tor money! on such day bat you os
not sekpewledge IT." 90
Our explanation In ths There two Mission
House, the Five Points; baldins called Heass q IN
Ssss, kr PrAses the other building called Fire Po's
(hethdis, our fepds about send us eontri
would kor reach Mr. PEAsgs ntofon but would 20 70 tie
H. reception because Aouss, hac connection pons
eoss Intended for should be diectsd PE.sK or X
q our we feel bound justice 10 them and 70 ourselves
b. r. BARLOW, Superintendent
L. M. PEASE General Agent
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veption Il New. York Illinois Central Railway New.
York Central Railway; Map Of La Crosse and Nil
wsukee Railway; Cleveland and Toledo Railway;
Chicago and Rock Island Railway Detroi, and MI.
Paul and Fond du Lac Railway; Memphis and Little
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U-NEw INVENTIONS: durability OF Wooden ffpes ior
Fresnel Light; The Nature Printing System; Expert
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yIII-ANrcDoTEs AND INCIDENTS OF TnAvEL:-A Railway
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epce OF Time between the various Cities OF the United
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VA LARGE STEEL-PLATE MAP OF THE RAILWAYS OF
THE UNITED STATES, showing BY figures spread over
surface the trains in each particular line may
VL-ISprx or UPWARD OF 1900 PRINCIPAL Towns IN THE
UNITED STATES, In connection with Railway
vIL-THRouGH ROUTES to and from NewYork Phsdelphia,
travelling to ard fiC% q; 'S a The r.:',s. mean: S q
East and West -
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CITIES THE UNION.
IXA AzErTEER OF THE UNITED STATES, arranged under
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Nos. SAG and 34s Broadway.
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CLEGANT HOLIDAY BOOKS.

ELEGANT HOLIDAY BOOKS.
y. APPLETON & Co..
No. S@s s1d SIS BROAowAf.
A MOST COMPLETE STOCK
Of
ELEGANT BOOKS
Intended ss
NEW-YEARS PRESENTS.
Aoone the prominent
GIFT BOOKS OF THE SEASON
THE sTRATFoRo GALLERY. S Steel P',,ea
BRYANTs POEMS ependi,y Ilnslrsed
uORLD-HOTED WOMrS ~ Steel fssa
THp REPUBLICAN COURT a fis,s.
THE HOUsTHOLD BOOK OF POETRY
RHyhHs AND ROrSDELANS
spl-r did array Of JUVENILE BOOKS, smersnN AZ es
Boveltiss of the season
BIBLES AND PRAYER BOOKS
for The
FAMILY CHURCH. OR CLOSET Use.
Boud IN
VELVET AND GOLD OR ANTIQUE MOROCCO,
BY The hest wcTh ren, sh-ther ~
PARIS LONDON OR OIR OWN biSDiNo
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lQE0 BLANK BOOKS, PRINTING,
ICJCs Lhhossphy, Stationery; rsP:, Copying Presses
DIARIES FOk 1859 ALL SIZES
ACCOUNT BOOKS made to order printed peeed led snS
bound pattern. Abo large s.os 90 band o al ahds ana
styles Of our ufsrtnr~, Of Gperior quality. -
PBINTIN0, LlThOGRAPHY and EN9RAVIN0-Au
Jobs n Ill their variety Of dssSn and sye with dis
STATIONARY ARTICLES of every description, Of 'upe.
fior qualify.
HOLIDAY GIFTs-Usefa Articles, Gold Peneis, Pens
Chessmen Boards Srsp Books Iibands and great variety
o. Faney 6.sdooery for Holiday 1ts st low prices
RICH tOUTkEL,
Importing and Manufacturing en.iorerr,
No. n NtsssQ T., near Maiden. lane.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-12-31

DISSOI UTION.-The Partnership heretofore
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