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New-York daily tribune., 1858-12-11

II is rot long since the startling announcement
was made that locomotives had begun to run within
| tie dominiOns of TIE Pope. Another not less
striking proof of the rrepressibe energy OF inno-
yaton is afforded by the fact that the Empire Of
the Ottoman Porte-which Ike Rome JOINS spir.
i,ual with temporal authority, and which like Rome
too has experienced With al its clinging ID the
past, sad decline witkn the last two centuries
from lis fopner power-yields also 10 the march of
moGern improvement and has begun 10 be traversed
BY IFS first railroad This road which is about sew.
eniy mil, in length is 10 extend from Smyrna to
Adm. in the valley of the Meauder whence comes
the principal part of the fruit and tobacco exported
from Smyrna-srticles which how employ for their
land transportation not less than five thousand
camels The first ten miles of this road are now
ready for the rails and thirty-ive miles ORE rs far
ss the Salad.n Dagh, the Nessogi- Of the ancien.s
a range of mountains which separates the valley
oe the Cayster from that Of the Meandcr-are in
rspd progress and viii be completed in the course
Of the next summer. Tie mountains must De
passed by tunnel, and FIVE hundred men are EN-.
pIoyed i'll sinking three shafts so that the tunnel
may be excaya.ed from six points At once. The
whole road is expected to be completed with.a
year or two, and at cost not much exceeding that
Of cur American railroads, viz fifty or sixty thou.
sand dollars per mile.
Nisa noticeable fact with respect to this under.
taking. not less indicative than the undertaking.
itself Of the vast change in the relative position Of
nations within two turies past, that while the
Sultan i large subscriber 10 the stock Of this road
it is built by an English Company and by English
engineers and contractors. and that at the ceebra.
ton the other day Of the laying Of the stone
Of the graid depot st Smyrna, though the Turki.h
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e1perse. The former propose TO allow the
coored people ouy TIE choice OF emigra
ton at their own expense. or Of being sold
into slavery. They urge il favor Of this 8
special rea,ou Of their own, viz: the bounfen
duty Of the white race TO reduce the negro
race to slavery, aud there 10 keep it; bu, the
Justification which they offer to satisfy the con.
sciences Of those not carried away by their own
farstio.m is. the necessity Of getting rii Of class
whose influence is 30 Injurious 90 the saves.
Now. il must occur at once to every body familiar
with III. South as It IS and indeed. even 10 reflect
inc aid obseryant readers Of Southern Dewspapers
,bs. tbi, last resson-if il is allowed t. have
strength enough to justify the action pfoposed-
will iustif, also and require, the going good deal
further. Tere is a class OF whites at the South
more numerous in the whole than the free negroes,
whose influence upon the slaves Is sreaNy more
inurious. because they have much greater freedom
TO act This class get their living ey supplying tae
.lsves with rum and other luIuIes largely IN ex-
change for cotton tobacco and other produce stolen
from the masters La fact the worst cna1so
brought against the free col'red peoPe L. ta''
the, are often the tools and assistants oi luis c'
of white meu. The AIeIandria Sentinel contains
an account Of four men of this class who are uuder
arrest. charged with whipping and otherwise
torturipg TO death slave customer OF theirs wuo'
they suspected Of having informed sgain't 'Oem'
What do the guardians of the institution oil slavery
and the burgers and purifiers of Southern society
propose to do with this large body Of men VIII
they suggest, for tae sake of getting rid o' tnem'
the wholesale expulsion Of tie class OF poor "h''e'
to which they beloIgl Or will they f'now eu'
their own doctrine and propose to reduce THESE
poor whites 10 Slavery, on she ground relied upon
in the csse OF the negrOer, that their poverty shl
vices show them incapable of taking care OF them
selves. and prove beyond cOntrove''y the intention
o, their Creator thar ,aey SHOULD be the slaves Of
somebody who would know how to keep them ID
order and t. make them work
New-York daily tribune., 1858-12-11

The reason given the justification attempted. for
The barbarous persecution against the free colored
population of the South is the alleged idleness and
thieyiDg propensities of those people, and the
Injurious influence they exercise over the slaves
exciting them TO discomfort and insubordlsstion-
siding them to plurder their masters and inducing
and assisting them to run away. The persecution
against these people has remarkable and in many
respects very close parallel in the European
persecution sgainst the Jews continued through
so many ages, and Of which, though within the
present century greatly relaxed, some marked
vestges still remain. Its history and progress ex
blbited three stages:
First: Many Of the disabilities and restrictions
TO which the colored people had been subjected as
slaves were continued and still are continued
against them as freemen, not merely in the Slave
States, but even in many of those 10 which
Slavery has been abolished. The chiefest Of all
these is that which excludes colored man from
being witness against white man in a court Of
justice, thus deliberately delivering over the per-
sons ard property of this class to the mercy Of all
the white scoun 1rels In the community These
disabilities have been greatly aggravated through
out most or all the Slave States by many additional
restrictions, many Of which seem 10 have been con-
tryed in pure spiri. Of m,Egnity, with no other
earthly object. except TO humiliste and harass
class already sufficiently miserable. They breathe
the very spirit of the bully and rowdy-" Hit hun
again, Tom; he hain't got no friends"
Seco,d: The COLONIZATION Society, iu professed
and no doubt, for the most part, sincere spirit Of
good III TO the free cclored population, has never
heess exposed them TO severe harsssment. Ii led
o the idea Of the second stage of the persecution
agsn,t them-the compelling them to migrate.
Their present residence was TO be made 50 uncom-
Portable as to make them willing to emlgrate to Ii
IBERIA. Maryland, if not other States, has enacted
dirgraceful laws conceived with this intent, and
openly 30 avowed. Indeed, this must be taken as
explaining, in part at least, some OF the inhuman
sn.ctments alluded to under the foregoing head.
Third: The partisans Of the new social
philosophy of the South have outdone even the
Colouizationists The latter have proposed to give
tie free colored people the choice Of being trans
ported to Liberia at the expense Ofthe State or Of
transporting themselves elsewhere at their own
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Ofall the political absurltie: ever current in this
(anG, b. wei az other countries we have had
rfull share Of such absurdi.ies there none, per-
I hsps. more monstrous and empty than that which
circulates ST the present day under the name of the
! Monroe doctrine. This dsctriHe n the current
understanding Of IT, ard in that understsn ling Of it
assumed in Mr. Csss's letter - Mr. Lamar on
Ncarsguan alIars, namely, tba. no European State
shall be allowed TO intervene either in the dOmes-
tic politics or the international relations of
any American State-this form of the doctrine
which reirber Mr. Monroe nor any Of hs cotempo-
raries ever heard of or dreamed of, has had its ORR
gin within the last ten years or so, in the buster
ngs of such Statesmen rs Mr.. Cass and the argu-
mentation of such patriots as Fiibuster Walker.
Even the original doctrine, Of which the present
current one bas stolen the name and livery-the
doctrine, namely, that no European State should
be allowed to plant any new colony, or subordinate
dependence on the American Continent, was never
in fact sanctioned by Mr.. Monroe, nor by his Cabi
net. 1t was only suggestion thrown ont in the
heat of argument By the sometimes little eYtrava
CANT and eccentric John Quincy Adams, which not
only did not receive the appreciation of SIR. Monroe
and his Cabinet, but was rdiculed at the time by
Mr.. Calhoun, and secuted by him long after
ward, when Mr.. Cass began to push forward the
and improved edition of it, totally baseless
ard ridiculous pretension by what right, asked
Mr. Calhoun, did we set ourselves up as the special
albiters of the fate and affairs of the American
Contnentl Great Britain possessed more square
miles of American territory than we dd-not
merely territory in North America, but territory
also in Central America, the West Indies and
South America, where we had none, and she was
besides, stronger nation than we. By what right
did we take upon ourselves the pretension Of
possessing, against her, any special exclusive
control over American affairs
But not OILY does this doctrine expose us to the
charge of an arrogant and untenable assumption as
to the affairs of America; it implies, on our part
also-as if to include within tselfth most contra
dictory faul,s-a p,iful and pusillsumous sur.
render Of our natural tight as civilized and CON-
mercial nstOn, to interest ourselves to certain
extent in the affairs of all the world. If we have
the right to the exclusive political superintendence
Of the affairs of the American continent, and to ex
clude the nations of the Old World from any inter
ference therein, then it would follow by parity Of
reasoning that the nations Of the Old World have an
equal hight to exclude us from any participation
or interference in the political concerns of the Old
World. America has population of some fifty
millions, half of which is to be found within the
limits of the United States the Old World has a
population Of at least some nine hundred mllions.
1t will be seen at once within WHIST narrow limit
this pretended Monroe but really Cass doctrine
would confne us.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-12-11

Look at our repor. Of the proceedings of the
Board Of Supervisors, for a specimen of the man.
ner in which the Corporation printers make the
people pay from fifty to three hundred per cent
profit upon supplies furnished for the city. Here
is gem: McSpedon (an Alderman who Is forbid
den by the charter to be interested in jobs for the
city, aud bis partner buy 10 Bibles for 30 cents
each. and charge the city doilar each. The
two bills presented foot up 81 792 4, which the
Supervisors cut down to 81 ,675 e. We recon-
mend the whole case to the careful attention of the
people, and the particular notice Of the Grand
Jury. Alderman McSpedon appears in this report
as creditor of the city. If such is the fact, he
has violated section % Of the Charter and 10 under
the condemnation of the 4Oth section. lie. the
Grand Jury look to IT,
New-York daily tribune., 1858-12-11

To those who have long been accustomed to
smile at the ignorance of the British press in the
discussion Of the political Affairs Of this country
il will hardly appear MISTER Of wonder, that
the Apglo-A'iatc difficulty has Jared badly at the
hands Of the purveyors Of intelligence Cor the Lon
don market. When. for instance, The LondCn
Times, in reviewing the atrocities which charac-
terired the opening Of the sepoy mutiry af.
frned that the author Of the Cawnpore rIassacre
VA, type of the party sometimes termei Young
" India" the world was content to receive the
statement a. true, aud yet nothing could be more
New-York daily tribune., 1858-12-11

EsPENsCHEID's FESTIVAL HAT.-The novel
dea of Introducing style II Hal FOR the Holiday season,
hay ing with atteng It's fret adoption by Is.
rENoHED in 1913 confirmed his intention in it, continuance
He ready for npecto and sale the mos, highyfC
b,d specimen Ct HAT that has yet appeared IN the asiona
be circles Of New York His experience and judgment as de-
suer AID manufacturer Of Geutemens HATS justify hn in
his Holiday styles for 1859 the most happily con.
cived brilliantly models that have adorned
eeut.Iap That they will be the ruling styles Of
tie ssy season. who has hen the slightest
oOubt.
Although improvement uIon all its pFedeees'os the price
eIIaiLs the taIne VIZ: &3 80
\. EsPENscHEID, No. ll3 Nassau st.
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CONGRESS did nothing noteworthy yesterday
The Hou.e was occupied with the Watrous case,
Mr. Biinghurst favOrug and Mr.. Ready opposing
the impeachment.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-12-11

The steamship Persi,, cow fully due, with news
from Europe TO the 9th ult., had not been 'gnaed
when we went to preSs with our frs! edition.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-12-11
THE LATEST NEWS
RECEIVED By
MAGNETIC TELEGRAPH
From Washington.

SPECIAL DISPATCHES TO TIE n. =. TRIsrSf
| From Our Oprn Correpordent
WASHINGTON. Friday, Dec. 10, l'Sa
There is a good deal Of talk about the Democns
leaders being alarmed at the excitement whlch'6
| blow at the Anti LecOnpton Democrats has csus&
Such talk ia absurd. The blow hiss been gscr d
hberately, and will not be smoothed over. IN
prescription Of Douglas would have been consds
mated in open Senate to-day, but II is required "a
the Committees be announced on the second h@
day of December.
The States declares that the act will hi"w
most disastrous effect upon the Democratic p'ht
will revive an extinct issue; will encourage Bn
Republicanisn, and give il renewed assurances
triumph over the disorganized Democracy.
The Republican Senator'S held Caucus to-g
TO consider the nuestion Of Committees IL W.
decided to vote against the unfair Arrangement"
Commuters proposed by the Democrats. Ing
were unanimously opposed to backing Doag"' .
I his fight with his own party.
His abuse OF the Republicans during the es
VASE, and his attempt in his Southern speec'"
sonelliate the Fire.eatcrs, has materially wesks''
Ais position. The leading Anti-Lecompton De".
crats, in Congress, openly complain OF be conds~
they think that he talks too much about
Organization Of the party.
The Japan and China Treaties were sent
Senate to-day. An effort will BE- made 70 ID"
them ratified as soon as possible.
The Cabinet had sp,aish-Me1iean sfaif' un''
consideration today.
The opinion seems to gain ground tait Jug
Watreus will not be inpeached.
To II. Associated Press
WssHISsroS, Friday, Dee. ~ -
The Interior Department has awafdei ths ,.".,,r .
for supplying re sdy made olothing To Ne-sr,
G.llonpe. Bliss & Co Of Boston; for supplying -
y-sie, to Thomas Poultney Of Baltimore, sni vi - -
plyinx guns for the Nor Invest, to II. b. Lenhn o..
custer Pa. All the above suppies are TOT Tue Ists
I, sLot yet decided as 70 whoa 'he c'H"
bsrkets and dry goods sbal be gwen. h.l.,p
=. The Treasurer statement shows that tae 70.
in the Treasury On Monday was si,Vo,"". 20.
esirts for the week were s65l 80 and Inc IS "
The drafts paid vas n $500. The aInonn. = sk
drafts issued wss &, SSS,cto, rednctien "O~
week Of 81 10000. p.u,.,o. Of ~
TIE resignation Of Capt. Thomas J. Brere.es p,s-
Ordauce Departuen has beer accepted " ~
dert It will take effect Dec ~. ,,cu. tss
The Republicans Of the Senate were IN S. oa lssb
manning To- gil with their members the oA'n nv ~
! the Standing Committees as a2ie.u w az ~
/ Democrsiic Senators, and handrd to thsh ~
! purpose. a,.;., ,o.rrsn. ,hcut ~
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Nsw1lork DAILY Tribm,re
SATURDAY, DECEMBER II. l55a.
ro CORRESPONDENTS.

C. p Bronson omitted his commrF ra'ion
No no,,e. can D. taken Of Comnnnicsonh "hst
fr !rserr b suh-nti-.t-d BY the
nan. .d scdre.. Of the ~r-rpo. Necessarily ior puoaes
ton BIT a. ruArsn,y for his sood taith
W.,.pno, undertake 70 return rejected Comnuni.siiona
Ban- letter, for THs TRIBUNE Oce should IN 81 cAses ee
sAdr-..sd 70 HoBIcE GEEELry Co
New-York daily tribune., 1858-12-11

TIE mails for Europe bs the steamship Arago
will close this morning at l0l o'clock.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-12-11

There is nothing better for Pain or Weakness in
III. Bach Rrea Size Rheuuaii: Asthma and i'' DeA'e'
or N. Lupss Liver AID kidneSs. than
KS.pF's INDIAN SrEENGrHrSING FL.sTEss
O,p.rs Drpof Nc. co. Hudsolt- Sold b, AZ piuesIss
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GAYETIY's INDICATED PAPER for the Water
Closet comparatively unknown four weeks s now
u.ed by cybooy that appreciates health and ceannes As
he filc will take the place Of ell v.unted nosrlns
that destroy system; and preventive 1t cannot De too
highly appreciated 1t should isly be placed in every
ladys toilet" Recoect that all other paosT whether white
color5d printed produces ard nRssvees Piles Depot No
Al for sale by all respectable Drusgistsi by Ms
HAYES of Fult'ns Brooklyn and CALLEADEa Co, Phis
delpha.
n B-J. c. GAYETTy NJ Y, is watermarted in each sheet
New-York daily tribune., 1858-12-11

WINTIR SPLENDORS.
ERnIAE, SABLE, MINK. MARrrS,
FITCH aud CHischILLA
CLoAKs CARES NUTS, CUFFS &c,
Tie CHEAPEST il the TRADE, ~
A. GENS's, No, pa Broadway
CALL AND JUDGE
Tor yourselves,
LADIES,
Oftbe Qualities, Styles aud Prices u the
FANCY FCEs
At GENIS's. No PA BT )sd"sy.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-12-11

In Gotham. when the sun IS low,
Come forth III swarms the insect ioa,
And ior our blood they bore you know,
And suck II IN mos, rapidly
But bugs reaches, 'skeeters-back or white
H. deaths embrace slnened quite.
II LYONS POWDERS chance 70 ] g!t
In ther obscure vicinity.
TIE effect of this POWDER is almost lnstsntane-
ous death TO s the insect tribe Gardens preserved aud
houses cleared Of the Nernin pest II IS free from poison and
harmless, mankind and dome sic animals Al genuine sgned
L. LYON. Powders for insect pill. for rats and mice
Sample Flsks 25 cents; regular sizes - cents and
Steamers ships houses public buildings &c, cleared OF
Rosches, &c, by contract. and warranted . .
BARNES PARK. New York
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GAYETTY's MEDICATED L

GAyETTy's INDICATED PAPER for the Water
Closet was comparatively uBLIowl four weeks ago II now
by body that sppfeciztr h,h AID cssnn-ss AZ
the Pes viii take the place II all Wanted n0s,r'
destroy the system and preventive 1t cannot b. TOO
hghly appreciated. II sboud especially sced in every
adys toilet" Recaect that al other paie whether wh.
coor,d printed produces aud agrsva'es Pirs Depot
IL Aur-sL For sale by all resp ca5r Dug9.t. bJ Mfa
HAYES of Yutol-st Broos and CALLENDEK Co., fha
Geiplis. Il.
B-J C. GAYETrY, y. " wasr marked In each sheet
New-York daily tribune., 1858-12-11
BnsinesB Kotilfs.
The TRIBUNE ALMANAC FOR 1859.
,op.sr Annual vii be issued about Chris.uss and vi

THE TRIBUNE ALMANAC FOR 1859.
TY, pop,lsr Annual vii be issued about Chsuss and VII
contain;
As1soNonic.tC,LcUL ,Tioss for the year ls"
Oovrss~Es1 o. TN UAirEo sTATEs-KKecuii'e aho 'u
diciaL -. s...ry
AL,s1 ov rHr X,wsER5 THL UyrryD STATES ''S'''
politically oisi'hed p..,s,.r-
Lisr or TIE M,~BERs o. ras House. o. '''''''
1ivss politically clss'fed.
AssrrcH % TN TRousLEs UT'H
c- -, r,y I..s PASSED AT rHE LAST srssioS oF
CoScKEss ... 4.
Gov,s,n,sr Of EvRoPE-RvLtse so'rREiCN' sc
H. r.,v r.,er Boots L. S. SENATORS IA INDIANA.
-, p,rvRSs FROM ALL THE STATrs HoLDiSc GIN
r,,c,Io,, IN 1855 carefully COUPLED and compared with
- .leoons espres'ly for THE TsisuSE ALMANAC
II., Of STATES, CsFITsLs GovssSoRs, TINES OF LEei'
.,,vy MI.rIsGs HoLDSc or ELECTIONS &c, with 0ther
matter Of general and permanent Interest
Price o.sse prepaid single copies Is cents Amenesn co'
Twelve cops., -. 10 copies, aS
U.ent by Eapress, ~ per 100; IS copies f' 81.
Ordsrs accompanied with the cash respectfully solc''fo Ad
49,. HoghcE GsErLEY Co,
Tribune Buildings, NewYork
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FIRST Guk HOLIDAYS!
BANCROFT, REDFIELD & RICE,
No III Broadway, opPose Howard House,
Manufacturers Of
RIcH SILVER PLATED GOODS.
splendid assortment. of
GIFr GooDs, WELL MADE AND Warranted
fxA sETs, CASTERS
BASKETS, SALvESs, PITCHERS, &c, &c.
Akrw STYLE URN, the size Of large CoaeePot, With
LAMP AND fsvcET.
IL labor Of raising the coffee s arms length or
very cup poured; is stylish, and the price low.
CARPETING-FALL IMPORTATIONs.-An Ey-
HIVE STocK at REDUCED PRICES
cesant Medalions s,yles......"S 20 ls per yart
Cnsh Tapestry and Brussels Styles. 70 To- yard
English and Domestic Splys, styles. to per yard
Cpsish and Domestic lngrans, styles to o. per yard
Win lHss rock Of OLcLoTH and other Goods a. equally
ov r..sA SMITH LouSsBERY
No. 40 Broadway, near Graud-'t-
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bisPAIcH FROM NrwFovNDl>So.
Isfr NAIEN OF Is Is

N.ssrs. RADvAy Co: - ~
Rsaway. R,asy Relief and Regulatory Pills highly sp-
,royso of wonderful they have nae Of
disease prevailing here oomGeIcins with sore throat aad
I'm, lie with conceivable pair SUD ache OF the
husr system. Seud inuea aaelJ of Relief end PJ
N-"' 49, Gro. l. MgsscstgR
are sod az No. ls2 fult0l New ork
Mr. Ulygs No rs Fulton-s; Rrookyu
New-York daily tribune., 1858-12-11

MYERS MIRACULOUS NLEsHN DESTROYER
BEAD on the 9th page Of Herald Of this day number Of
C.6cstss at.esns the efficacy of MEYERS miraculous
remedies viii h he yer fail destroy all kinds Of verDin
sale the PropretoIs Depot, No G2 Broadway corner
Of Hous,on BusHToSs No 10 Astor House and No i7
Broadway correr Of Caoast Y. c. WILLS Co No. ll5
and Hay No LIS Fnitou.st BrookYn
New-York daily tribune., 1858-12-11
TUr CADIE GRIPPE,

Til, fshal alsdy made its spp-arance IL NevoGnd.
land sprcsd length and breadth Of Nova Scotia
New Biunwick Canada East and West and prevails 70
ard alarming extent iu th city and sts- II Is
sudden in its attacks and lays PROSTATE in few hous the
infant q. the breast the youth the adult IL the prime OF
he a,h, the veal feeble and aged
symptom, various as its victims az numerous Wh
commences its stacks with violent headache sore
hr at the loins Wi otAers corst
patton bowels ipeuzs ws;Ty discharges from the nose
And ewes with dryness the mouth and great thirst with c
Gu BREATHING s fever bad coughs sh tness of breath
and violent pains shooting about the body it cooinnio
of rfuepEs Scarlet phus Feyer 0Ge monet, the wnoe
body n visited by flashes OF heat and the eHt sverins with
cold I; ia truly terrible disease HUNDREDS 3 children have
rc,ptly died from has resisted s ecla Treatment Of al
the ply sa The only remedies That have been sue
cessfu in aTresug its progress ai-
RADwAYs
READY RELIEF AND REGULATING PILLS
Ie, toe this ubios Of pains srhes In
fruies Rh.uma'ism Neuralgia Gods and inaeaLs Fevers
kc re,crt 10 th, se Ae-savirs r-medie 81 once.
letter written under cate Of May II, 1883 from Muscno-
dot hy s. b. LOssn esq says thar II hss ragged terribly
ths. place Winter, carrying on great sny II
haed sk the best phycsus aud Was only arrested IN
ts progress by Railway Ready R.hei wa. aHoed ana u
cured Many others could eItion found the sane benefit
| rsEsr, respectfully, yours, o d. LOGAN
New-York daily tribune., 1858-12-11

GAYETTY's INDICATED PAPER for the Water
Clost conpsTsiyoy unknown four weeks sgo II ' now
used By everybody that appreciates heath and cleanliness ~
q the PIcs w take the plac- Of al Wanted
,ha, destroy the system and as preventive caho, Dc 700
hsy appreciated 1t should epeci.y be- placed IN every
"k sstyot' Recclect that all otter PspgI wlehef WIZ ~
CO ,d OF prrted produces and ssresyaes Piles Depot o
Al Amt For sale By all respectable Duszstsi by Mrs
LAWS Of Fulton ~ Brooklyn, aud CaLLENDEE Co fhta'
delphis. - " .. -. "a - %, h sbse.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-12-11

GAyETTY's MEDICATED PAPER for the Water
Closet comparatively known four weeks ago 1t 10 now
used by body that appreciates health aud cleanliness As
cne Tor P IL will take the place OF all Wanted nostrn'
that destroy the SYSTEM and preventive cannot b. too
higby appreciated. should especially be placed 10 every
ladys Recollec that all other paper whether wn,te
colo,d printed, PRODUCES and asgayae. Piles Dp 70
HAYES of Ful,ont Brooklyn and CALLENDEE Co.. Phis'
B-J C. GAYETTY n. T. is water marked IN each sheet.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-12-11

No 2I2, THiT TIE NIMBEK.
No 2l2 BROADWAY, Of FULTOS-sT is tEe number Of
famous Hat kNOX HAS too widely known
alton. Every that ever seeks - wear
ohspesu combining beauty with utility knows that KNOX Is the
opy pstronze. For FURs Of description BufFA
10 RoBrs aud ever, hing IL that line still word s KNOX
In word for superiority in everything il his line, kAoxs
utAtion il world side.
MEMS AND BOYS OyERCOATS.
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
N. A. KSAPP
No. 10 COuItlsndt-st.