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New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-30

The friends Of Practical Education in our City
are invited to attend meeting this evening in the
great hall Of the Cooper Institute in favor of THE
PEOPLES COLLEGE, whereof the main ediGce is
now in process Of erection at Havana, in our State
The enterprise has the hearty good will of our most
enlightened and phanthropc citizens, including
nearly all who are deeply interested in Popular
Education-as will be seen by the array Of
eminent Clergmen, Editors and others, who have
consented to speak in its behalf tonight. We
urge those who can to attend, believing that the
efforts Of the speakers who are pledged to take part
in this meeting (see advertsement) ought to repay
any one for tie de7oton of an evening. There is
nothing TO pay, ard room for all. 1t is hoped that
the Ladies of our City will manifest their interest
in Educational Progress, by generous attendance.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-30

cratic candidates respectively than to let those
who s-e 10 elect those osnddates-provided they
be elected-d,signate them by their ballots' What
mode can be farer, cheaper, more secure against
fraud and chicanery' What more acceptable even
TO the grumblnz and crotchety, who are never sat
i.6ed with their party's candidates unless those
candidates be then s.lyes' Let every hfpuoiican
yote the RI publican Electoral Ticket of bis State;
let him vote it ndorsed or headed BY the names OF
hsfsyorite, FOR President apd Vice President, and
let tie largest number Of such Endorsements
throughout the Union Indicate by whom all the
ReuubIicsn electors shall vote Who can suggest
better plan
New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-30

build the new Cspltol or Tun the risk of having il
removed to some other locality, where the citizens
will do the needful in the premises. We presume
either Rutland or Burlington would gladly erect
and maintain handsome Capitol ii it could thereby
secure its location in their midst. And Rutland,
with her extensive qusrIies OF beautiful marble,
could probably build frst.rate Capitol cheaper
than apy other town in the State. This may seem
rather close figuring on the part of the legislators
of the Mountain State but if the people OF Mont
pelier care much about retaining the Capitol, we
advise hem to rebuild it speedily, and charge the
cost 10 profit snd loss.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-30

Mr. Robert W. LOwber, who has that notorious
marset-site claim against the City, appears before
the people as the candidate of both sections of the
Democracy for Councilman in the Eighteenth
Ward. As he has always been considered Wing
and Republican, his sudden transmutatOn into 8
double. faced Democrat is a curious transaction, to
say the least; however, We hope it didn't cost him
much. The same arguments which got him the
nomination, will, we presume, be used to secure
bis elections and then, i. the programme be not dis
turbed, Mr. Lowber viii turn up as Chairman of
the Finance Committee in the Board of Council
men, and one Of the Commissioners Of the Sinking
Fund.
Such is the arrangement by which Mr. Lowber
expects to collect the $500 900 for the market site
on Seventeenth street and East River, to two thirds
Of which the Superior Court says be has no title.
Every possible attempt has been made to force the
Controller to pay for this property; aud legal chi
csnery has been stretched to the utmost to accom-
plish the work. The last effort was to eel the city
property at auction; but the real estate is all
pledged to the Sinking Fund for the payment Of
the public debt, and Mr.. Lowber could not reach
it. Should be become one Of the Commissioners,
he might get bis claim step forward.
1t 10 not necessary to rehearse the history of the
LOwber bargain; the people know very we'll that
ii is hsgrant fraud upon the treasury; that it has
been con,tantly resisted ty an energetic but nu.
mericaly weak minority in the City Government,
while the whole pack of reckless spectators around
the Hall have urged it on. If the people are anx.
ious to get rid Of their $500 OO0 let them elect Mr.
Lowber as Controller at once, and Insist that he
New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-30
Election I'm NeW.Haveu.

Ntw-IIAvrs, Monday, Nov. y, I5oo'
The annual Town Election Of New-Hsven TOOK
place to-day. The Democrats elect four out OF tbs
seven Seectmen by majcri,ies varying from iven
fifty; also, the Town Clerk, Collector, and msjonv
of the other tficers Three candidates for Seectmsa
received tie vote. Az the Selectmen hsve The
cement Of the polls and boot boxes ir the Stsn
eleciior, the struggle to-day was very ardent. The
whole number Of votes cast is large, ard the result
nnnsnallY Close.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-30

The Europa arrived at Halifax yesterday with
dates to the Goth from Liverpool. The gales on
the English coast had subsided; Parliament is fur
ther prorogued till the 18th Of January; Robert
Owen is dead; Lord Elgns brother, Frederick
Bruce, has been appointed first British Embas's-
dor to Pekin. TIE Continental news is unimpor-
taut
New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-30
From California.
fBy the Overland NAL. !

Sr. LOUIS, Monday, Nov % 1853
The California Overland Mail, With datss of NOy.i,
arrived last hight.
II was reported that battle occurred between sons
volunteers under Gen. Kibbe and band OF Indians u
klamath County, in which four indians were killed
ard eight prisoners taken, and Of tho soiaHtes"
killed.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-30
Lafer from Haya,na.

CH.RLysTos, Monday, Nov. -, 1855
The steamship Isabel brirgs Havana sdvices Of ts
25tb Sugars were firm; ID. 5. No. IL, ~ reals; ne
stock at Havana ard Mstanzas was - 900 boIes
Sterling exchange had declined to I3 per cent prem;
exchange on New-York, 81 per cent prem. on NsS'
Orleans, Al to per cent prem.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-30
Madi,on COUNTY Jail Burned.

HAMLIos, N. T., Monday, Nov. ~, 1873;
The Madison County Jail, at Mooresville, "a. de.
.troyed by fire On Sunday morning at O'Clock. Aooc'
tweIty persons were confined IN The jail at the tine
but they were all got out in safety ard taken 70 oyS
cure. IL il thought the prisorers set the Jsu Oh n'e
hoping thereby to escape.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-30

The mails for Europe. BY the CunaTd steamship
Canada, from Boston, on Wednesday, will close az
the New York Post.Ofice to-day, at ! o'clock BY
railroad, and o'clock By steambost.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-30
Railroad Accident.

OswECO, Monday, Nov. p, I5sA
The passepgertrsin, on the Central Road, which
left syracuse this afternoon collided at Fulton with
freight train from this city. The engines OF bcts
trains were smashed 20 pieces and two three per-
cons injured bu. seriously.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-30
THE LATEST NEWS
RECEIVED BY
MAGNETIC TELEGRAPH.
From Washington.

SPECIAL DISPATCHES TO rHk y. !. rkbgn
Fro. o Special Cerrsspondsni
WASHINGTON, Monday, Nov. %, 1863.
TIE Message was completed TO day, and Will h
read in full to the Cabinet tomorrow.
Mr.. Worra!l, the Englishman who was iupt.-
oned in Mexico was sent for by the President ".
day, through Lord Napier, and wss at the Whit
House this evening.
Sr. Maguap, whose arrival here from Mexi0
has excited so much interest, is not Mexican. bd
Frenchman, pamed Maguan, cousin to MarsAt
Maguan of the French Army. He has long rcsdx
in Mexico, and comes here authorized to negohsk
loan, not from Government, but from puvsk
capitalists, as security for which Mexican Govern
ment lands in Sonora will be pledged. Dir. Nj.
guam left for NewYoTk yesterday.
The reply of the Spanish Minister to Gen. Caai
demand for ali explanation of the intentions OF ha
Government in sending an expedition against Mel
leo, it is said, will be given tomorrow.
Mr.. Guthrie had an interview to-day with NJ
Cobb on the subject of the construction Of w
Reciprocity Treaty 10 regard to the qucsuea
whether American wheat taken 70 the Dnna
Provinces, mixed with Provincial wheat and ms3s
into four is subject to duty when returned to this
country.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-30
Locomotive ExDIOsiOn.

srRoUDsBuR re, Pa Monday Nov. q. 1853
A locomotive on the Delaware and Lackswanns
Railroad exploded at to-day. Thomas Lone,gsa'
the fireman, was killed, Edward Hawley fatally in'
inIej, ard two others severely hurt.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-30
Sentence oe Frmucis G. Sext0a.

NFwARK, M0ndsy NOV y, foo''
Francis G. Sexton, recently convicted OF rspe y
Miss C. Wood of New.York, was this morniag -
fenced to eight year. hard labor in the state rsU 80
ard 81, 900 fine. The motion for new tns'
detsd.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-30
Destruction Of q Coal.Breaker.

NAUca CHUNK, Pa, Monday, NOV. q, ie'"
Mesfrs. Rstclif & Johnson's coal breaker,
Beaver Meadow Minee, was burned on Aonday mo'"
ng. The damage is stated at el1vW.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-30

The Capitol of Vermont having been burned
some year or two ago, the late Legislature de-
elined to make the appropriation necessary to COM
rlete the erection of new one. The purpose
doubtless is to compel the citizens Of Montpelier to
New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-30

Fears are entertained Of the safety of tie
steamer Indian Empire, from this port, via
Halifax, for Galway, 81 days out at las. adTices
New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-30
Acouittal Of Hiram Cole.

CLEvELAsD, Monday, Nov. ~ To- 70. A
Hiram Cole, charged with poisoning his vic
Chagra Falls, OAio, xss scqu.ttod yesterday Iss'A@s
New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-30
Nen5lrk Dailu @ibmaw;
TUESDAY, NOVEMBER %, ise3.
TO coRRESPOSDENTS.

d. W. ALLIE Hal.esboTousb-whA. Sta.e'
No notice can be taken Of Con Wat
irssrtos Be svheute asd bT Tie
AID acdres. Of the wrteynot neccssay .) potjos
ton, but as glsrsa.y for ais good tai.a-
New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-30

To the Associated Prtss.
WAsHIsGTos, Monday, Nov. -, 1853.
1t il said by gentleman particularly interested that
while recommendation viii be made to Congress for
a modification of the Tariff with view to incresss
the revenue, the means by which this should be o.
ected will not be designated by the Secretary Of the
Treasury. The subject is already agitaed in political
circles as TO whether there shall be specific instead
of an ad raiorem duty on iron.
A letter brought by the steamer Quaker City ssy.
tha. number Of Nicaragua adventurers have LANDED
about forty miles from San Juan del Sur, and recsss
advices from the South state that those who were pre-
vented from going out in the Alice Painter have msds
arrangements to reach Nicaragua by some other Coz
Neyance. =.
Congress will be officially informed that the ls:
disturbances in Washington and Oregon have resulted
from the neglect to raify the various treaties coa'
cuded with the Indians in those Territories.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-30
GROVER d BAKERS
New
FAMILY SEWING MscHiNg.
PRICE $50.
No. AS BROADWAY.

Ts schae from two spools Purchased from tbe
store, requiring r.winding Of thread. It Hens, Fels
Gather. Stitches superior STYLE Flushing each BY
is own operation without the hand needle, is
REQUIRED By other machines 1t will do better and chsper
sewing ssn seanstr,ss she works for cent
nm Ao.y SEND FOR A CIRCULAR.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-30

500 SINGERS NEW FAMILY SEWING Ma
csisr-s6O-A reliable SEWING MACHINE for family Por
pcses at price bearing the impress OF the If the
successful ufacurers in the world has long been
wanted Il can had. Price complete for only
Furry DOLLARS
nj SISGER Co. No 45s Broadway. New York.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-30

HERRING's PATENT CHAMPION
FIRE AND BURGLAR-pRoor SaFEs,
With H,LLs PATENT PowDERPRoof LOCKS afford the srest
eel sec,rity of any Safe world Also odebosd and Pa
6afe gant workmanship and finish for pste, &c
5. G. HERRIsG Co.,
No. 25l Broadway, corner Of M1r-ayst,
OpposIte the City Han.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-30

BATCHELOR' HAIR DYE-WIGS AND TourEES
-IAJeea In the wodTbs celebrated esabh,hineEtn
Il No. Broadway Twelve private expressly oI tbe
application HAN DYE the best exsn BslCHf-
Ioss and TovPEEs have Improvements al others
only place where these things properly u-asTeod
IA uada
New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-30

There is no limit To the praise and patronage
betow upcn GAyrTTys MEDCATEp PAPER fof the water
closet IL is sure cure for Piles and also preventive o that
disease which az healthy peope should Sod IN packages
Sec and s Ali Drussi;s so it, To be obtained o. the
depot No. New ork, aud from l. H.
CALLENprR Co. Newspaper and Periodical Depot Phiisde
phis- See that each sheet has C. GAYsrTH wsernaNed
shs,e,
The daily Butte record., 1858-08-25

Er J. e.. yDGNf:. yh irr advertisement nd
ver.erent a,pearsi another column is The pioneer
a,,yer.i-nv Physician IN this STATE, has cured
pstIenfs than any 'ther Attention Is called to his
advertisement. II
The daily Butte record., 1858-08-25
- The Mustang Linimcnt cures

- The Mustang Linimcnt Cures
Rhpu",Htism:
The Mustang Iiaiment cures stiG joints;
rh. Ntu-tIng Lnireut c1rcs Burns and Wounds:
The Mustlpg Liriment cures Sores 1nd Ulcers;
The Mustang .initnent cures Caked Breasts and
Sore NIPPLES;
The Nisiang iiniment cures Neuralgia;
rh" tl.'.lg liu,napt cures Curns and Warts;
The Mustang lirinout is worth
l.ooc.' 90 uoi.LAH~ par ANNUM
To the United st,teS - the prcsersor and restnrcr
ofvll. h,-.rs and ra;''. It cures all Sprains
G4,l, Norul.. III oin's. SC.
lVir~..i q9.Hcr tti- qr's'iorf Did you over
hcnr raYy o-liuqry sore. SWELLING. SprIin or stiff
uc,- r.t},,rnr nan or beast. whic1 IT," Mustang
L.uiY.ctt vo1!l NO. cVre? Did on ever vlslt any
rosp"r' atlc 'rU,Iist in any part oi the wor''--ln
riro,c. tsja lr Ann-jrl-whD al not sny 'it was
thnccoa,c4 discovcry e tho age?" sod everywhere
Every flmil! Should hnyei'; three sizes. BARNES
4 PARK. Propuetors, New York.
PARK 4 WHITE,
The daily Butte record., 1858-08-25
Bridge & Ferry Notice.

: TINT the undcrrRhtd VIII upply 10 the Board of
~np"rvtsurs In NJ Tor Butte county. n. their August
S,'r Ion IN 1rbS, Or i,c,Isr 10 CthstLti II I0i
ridGc and ctr, across the Middle or South Fork of
'eathcr river trw foda above its junction with Il o
nth Fork OF snid river.
sYINESTtR r. SAV AGE.
pidwe ell Township iul lth 1853 jy1lm
The daily Butte record., 1858-08-25
Summons.

State or California. In the pistrc, Court Of
- The fitteerth .tudicai Dis rct County OF butte.
FLIZtJ ROGERS VI. n. RoGFtS Action
b ought N the district court of the 18th Judicial
District. nnd the Compliant filed In q County ~
lutte. In tho office Of the clerk If ssd District
Court The Pc plc of the state of California, send
ere, tiny ToB u ROGERS. Won are hereby re>
qure g. rppenr IN rction brought gatnss yo" by
- NJ, We named rlniniG IN he pstet Court Of the
Fifteenth JndicNl psiric', IN and tr the county OF
Bltc, md - answer H." c"mtlniL fied therein, Ia
.nIN of which ~ comtanies tbs SUNNI nsl wihn
ten dnys. texcu i've nf the av - s,r,tcp) nne- ha
.rrvic ,ou Of this summons, /! served within this
ourt'; ns'ved nj ot this c, unity, hut within this
'udiciR Dirt let wilhin iwent, dnSsor II served out
Of Ia District, then vi hn forty das-nr judgment
hy default will hc tnkcr against you The snid nc
q n / hroug To obtain dec ree of al Go n that
the marriage contract ex-ti Y 'etwceu you and the
plain in he dissolved ard nnnuird that she may be
recnsrd from tie bond- oi murimof y, and to oh
ain judgment for the costs md money disburse-
Of thi- action and tor such other aud further
relief as mny be proprr-and " you fall ~ arJe ear
nd ans~er tho sR'd complaint ~ nbove req lired.
the paiu tit will api y to The q, urt for the ellie In
her complaint demanded
Given under my hand md the Seal Of the District
4 corr of the Fifteenth Judicial District,
SEAL this lS,h dat of trp II In the YEAR oi
--~-- eur i"ri one thousand eight hundred and
fnyeght
MI DARR ttH Clerk.
The daily Butte record., 1858-08-25
PARK \ WHITE,
soleAqen,s ror the Pacific Coast,

112 WASHINGTON street. opp site the Narket.,
C0frtN & NcnH NtFr. AGENTS. Orpviile.
- TIF TRAD. supplied on the m st liberal
erms apS 3m
The daily Butte record., 1858-08-25

RIGHTEOUS DEED.-Thursdqy morning
ss.b,diDg afflir came off in the store of
|, .smsn and Bro, on Main street. The
,.nmstsnses were as follows: A little girl,
|, cars Of age, sister of Mr. L. VI Cutting,
-,,,ed the store of Messrs. Btchman, when
/. n the clerks of the Establishment. nacei
|. hands upon her in an insulting manner,
n held her uHtil her cries caused him to
[,.se her. She immediately went to her
Liner and informed him Of the fact MIR.
kiiog, being justly indignant at the out.
Il. took cow.hide and gave the wretch
t,,sre whipping, for his outrageous con-
Ia It appears that the whipped scoun-
[.lhss insulted several young girls lately.
|, Goldsmith, who has charge OF VI ,srs.
f,4usD's establishment, but who VA. not
,.spt at the time, immediate y l>mj>-ei
|. frm the establishment. Public opiuion
Mr. Cutting for his prompt action in
|, aatter, and would have sustained him
I he proceeded to more seriou, injuries
| ne scoundrel who was guilty of insults
uch nature. 1t WAS impossible for US
rrn hi name. He left the city ON last
sapg's boat - SfOekfOn Dem
The daily Butte record., 1858-08-25
|DAlLY BUTT PECORD.

srxOvAL - Major Heintzleman, Indian
al for the X amath, or va Kel Raser
r., ha. been removed, and ID. f. Buei.
n'.m,rly sheriff of Ell Dorado county, sp.
:.,,d in his stead. The interests of poli.
J. demand that changes should be fire.
ally !. made by the appointing power. the
sGng circumstances of the peoples inter
]. md that OF the Indians, not being con.
ssi.,sI- Humboldt Times.
The daily Butte record., 1858-08-25

fHE ALLISON LtAp.-lt - ,Iat,d in tn
|I.di .\attonai tint the proprietor, OF
Ectle5ratcd cad from e,r,y ,~cnfvf N
Ers crushing, rcalzr fun ore lu "iT, Il
| fty to two hIu,lrel ounces ~ cati
The daily Butte record., 1858-08-25

IDS OF A FEATiItR. John Wcutwor'h'S
Ter, the leading Republican paper Of Hi.
i, says that Mr. DJuglcS acl 'ics's in the
Epromise as finai settlement of the kan-
question, from which there can be no
|al.- Express
lie aud Jhn Wentworth IL a Buchanan
|sablican. and prefers aboli,ioniSt Lincoln
|sepaen A. Douglas for the United States
E,te, from Illinois. You oan prove any
BIZ by long JOIN Wentworth If W
40 with the Illinois Republicans, why
lou quote them rs COOL authority!-.\a
bal Den
The daily Butte record., 1858-08-25
Saw Mill For Rent.

TIME UNDERSIGNED OFFERS FOR RENT,
u his new Steam Saw Min, situated In The town
OF Mooresylie, BLttc County. raid mill IL located
In Ot the finest pere- the state. comprising
all the varietes U pine. In the Rreht- abundance.
Moorssyiile 10 rapidly improving Two large water
bitches will be completed to this place during the
.uInmer. and there 10 great Den and Tor lumber.
There is now cut and hAued upon tho hg-way of
the mill, sufficient qusniily OF logs 10 cut some
25U,0O1 feet u lumber The ferins will be ensy. For
paricul rs, enquire of q. s. Lytle on the premises
Mparesviile, Aug. 9th, 1858. 4. \. LYLE
The daily Butte record., 1858-08-25
OIININ|lj SINl\lRI.

'yVHfS INSTITUTION WILL REOPEN on
: Moulay next. 12h instant or the reception
or Pm il-
TN. raur., oC Instruction embraces ~" various
Branches otaI rut =, t''''."n. i"1 '' o" tn,
mos. ,,,.o,u p.iuc Pies. AMI fcom ac., owlei scd
u.>t to.a,
Tics SEMINARY. nov iu i,sth'rl year. con point 10
N. thoro" ." s. of ,r~''ur ,o'. 20 tho," " " have
,sl fi.cin.. lr. cf as hc .,dts Tor a"v l"n-th of
ti.,o anil 'r'f-t- 80 show tl-' result b"r@ttfcr.
The .u'.~rin-~ havin, cau''u. 90" h7-ire'- %
rr-trr.t'p. Yootr. VNW ttrt {. TW"Nll pAE
YtAN- A3o. 'r.rss '''r. rt-'s-,r". lhr'"
t,iui. OF ..o.ri.i... t'au Wl.ch r,itiV l- blot"
opposite ir jtup,rtuc instructions 'guuri ~ pu'
suit + hi. profession variou, part "tt @ tnion
-. Il WILEY.
u.r.' - srcou = a 'u.tel. either s,ug'c or com
round " intricate arcu'l. generally caH have them
arranged with ,rr-ctue>> and dispaicn bv hppyinE
,n : WILEY.
Orove .minary. July 10, 1858. Inn
The daily Butte record., 1858-08-25
Justices's Summons.

NITtD STATES OF AMEtICA-
STATE Of CNLlf RNiN. N.CoUNTi 81 BUrIE,
J ~ c :. e urt, q Ihir I IN hiN The People II
h" 81 of rHlif ia 10 GEORGE G vi. Greeting
Iou h.tey mum ned - Up ear hei me Il
IN e IL Ophir towu.li ,c.uf " II II itc, on tho
- dpy e Serte hr 1858, ~ 20 clock
e. VI, IN ausw unit the c mpi Int fGEOnGt ~,
RUTLER. wn su's rec yer the sum ui nysix
Gn-1uO $3.50 60 a. llnr med Ia du. fr,in y,u
~ ncc,, nj tor mont ~ had d recev, q, liquors
old md deivc'd, as per compliant hisd In this cnse,
shcn ID mcnt VIII bo tnken ngainst YOU E,r the
T. amount, tgrthrt with cost and damages. II ytu
all to appear. To tho Shrr II my Cans able of
sid 'ouutJ, greeting: Make legal service and
iIe return hereof.
Given under my hand lh, 5ih day Of August, A'D
Sfs JOiIN =. BERRY,
nl0.iaw3t J p Ophir Tp.
The daily Butte record., 1858-08-25

|'Mrr CAUGHT by TELEGRApu..- Chas,
!, n. tes days since, st,ie SO from +.
Il uuedy, at Hawk nSville. and .tartcd
| lh nkiug -fagc II Mrs, Edly's Shasta
lev. Shrrff Fair teiegrnphed to Shasta
Sheriff ST cktou caught him when the
,s came il from Yreka Tues lav morliug.
| Es now in Jail n, Shasta, and wi be
arht up by Mr.. Bras'ow, e; Wel's Far
! Co.'S Express, on lrilIy..- Sisfyou
pnicIe
The daily Butte record., 1858-08-25

's Tae Trinity JutHof proposes WI
D B, Legs, MS ac,niiditr for ~" prcs'-
Ig, anI voucLcs FIR his Native Am,l.cla
taciples
The daily Butte record., 1858-08-25
SPECIAL NOTICES.
Attention SIR Knights!

ALL KNIGHTS TEMPLARS Of Butte county arc
resp c;fIlly invited TO attend meeting Of SIR
Knights. son saturday. 2ls, day Of August, A d.
1855, A q. ~ ut 9o'ciock \. NJ,
The daily Butte record., 1858-08-25
For Constable,
WILLIAM II ARMSTONG.

T Y. Il ~ NII y
Fostet.rr-TIe Su"VrlsinC effects OF
u JSrE rTER'S VEGETABLE SIOHtCH tir
lrE9inr moving bic. f,rcins an appcthc,imIart
io. L.wi aul tone to Me sysl"n, and dissirarnr
H.pept,c symptoms. a-e trncly wond rfHl Every
uc-,.rs. !cliujat,d. weak aud emaciaiei person,
ui,ur female. IA uld Try il At once. One "ineslass
Gilrh,en trce Il ne- each day, before menls; or II
the pa lent should he lady or child Ia debii aled
condi.ian, alt the quantity will do until sufficient
strength j. restored, Ali viii be reaiz In very
.hori time and convince the patient of the truth oi
III, above nam,d happy results. VII ch have giined
for ,hs.e i.tcrs such an essiabs reputation every
whore.
Kept by Drug;i is, Groceries and first class -sat
loon.
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1858-10-14
Extensive ConfiagratiOn.

At bout IL o'clock last night, fire broke out
i'll small unoccupied house on Water street,
and rapidly spread over the entire range of frame
buildings Oh the east and west corners of Adams
and Water streets, in spite of the efforts Of our
gallant iiremen TO save them. The loss is very
severe as it falls principally upon those who
had invested their all in these tenements and
the furnishing Of them. We believe there was
very little insurance on any of the buildings or
property. The following is list of the suffer
ers by this fire:
Cote & Co., backsmithshop and tools, 800
Pat. Hayden, two houses, about $500.
Thomts Southland, Congress Hall. $500; in
sured S400.
II. Jones, livery stable and goods damaged
about Sl ,506. Horses u saved.
VIM J. Flnldy, bulldiug and goods damaged
about $500
Jams Jones, csrprnt.r shop and lumber, 5000
Reuben Sawyer, Union Hall an its contents
and some money, $500 Mr. Sawyer was very
sick, an unable to rise from his bed at the time
of his fir, Himself and family are left entire
y destitute, and really mred help.
We hear of but one opinion expressed in re-
gard to the origin of the fire thai it is the worI
OF an incendiary. But no clue seems to BIZ hs,
MS t" who the guilty person or y rsons are. W.
hope that tho city authorities will fully investi
gate this matter and, if possible, bring 10 tria
and deserved punishment, those who would thu
le,trov property AMI rnh,n,er the lives Of citi
z'ns, - Toledo Blade of Saturday.