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Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-09-27
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SlOllEN ITOlu Lut SuD5CllUCls ul AuC
- Depot Of Cleveland and F tshur Raj Road, AZ
Cleveland POCKET BOOK, cOu llg N1te ior S5ty
given last sprns llsi Bsh Broihersi and
some snail Not
Ths dadsf viii be rewarded By leaving them q this Of
Gee eenT1 f4f 1q7 A ROBINFTT-
New-York daily tribune., 1858-09-11

Osns 1884 was udpei 20 rAts ;rAl of ycur Crfvs-
ION aud foaud he ;A.ag 4-e--1 Ay esr
GOV sE1 scsy. AID 10 woras my oess
.icns yoa in siyns 20 ne s'ic;ed - n t-.as9re
tl>Lti JOHNSON
N. arden. gueJ the Rev. }. X BFsss iais-s Fssu,r
tkr Orthodox thlrca a. crrosnet.
~. he uan q gIrai atenes. an s.se>.S se-
49, Nm. DYER
"' BsoosYfrLn NasS. Jan. y, lSsa
Poi Woor-nesr Sr HAVING maie trA ~ sonf lar 1s-
..-iv GIVES rasurr - ssy nat - Vet -N' er'a -
. IN = -,ovinr inf sanrs'ion cancru' ana ''h>'. 70
- ~ III ire VITA ,.hch have been tolpleo ol ~ Aso
S4 , "a H., restored ny lair, ~ch is1s pe,ns sAs
., =. or hsyr used no otnrF k-'',.r |" - NJ'A
ike ;le pessurc and lsoni. ''~'' = gRAGG
Th@ RESTORATIVE l. l. prt ~ n eot''s 81 tlf.' e. 80
large medium srG .niAl small nliDs a- -, 80 s.
for = r,r bottle. ,hr medium holds 4 leas' :, - -
m tTr-- an ~. ~ al and re;as for - f es,'e -
large holds quart O. Fes cent more in Pf'P'''''' ~
lof - rsr bottle =, H.
York GIN th, y. T. Nru RAius tstto ,.ine1 a..
"a Marse.s' : LOUIS No .ad oId ey a.! goa p'uss
sd ssucy Good. Deslsrs
New-York daily tribune., 1858-09-11
Iew2Dcrk Daily Gribane
CROPS IN MAINE.
tn. Y Y. rnb.re.

Co.r,.poudence of The y. Y. rribare.
BRYAvr's PoSD, Oxford Co., Me-, sept. !, 1858.
| have had occasion to travel over some parts Of
he county during the last few days The farmers sro
harvesting their grain crops. Mhea, has no, nied ~
wei for many years il has this year. Oats aro
heavy. Potatoes begin 20 show some signs OF tho
Of but there viii be great crops, as oar farmers
planted about double the usual quantity aS, oprng.
Corn i stout grown, and only needs few days moro
of such weather having, Ia place u De-
vond the reach OF injury by frost. On the whole. the
eason has been unusually favorable for vegetation ot
all kinds in this region. The irst most OF the season
made its appearance on the 18th Of August though
uot enough 10 do any damage 20 crops.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-09-11
4 TERRIBLE ACCIDENT.
From The Cinctzaafi Eaqai,er, s,pt. g.

From The ffnctzsah EaqHilc, sspL
A ssd accident occurred yesterday morning ON tho
Cincinnati Hamilton and Dayton Railroad, a short
distance this side If Cummnsyil.e, and about thrco
miles from Cincinnati.
The mailtrain which left Cincinnati at 7! o'clock
came in collision, at the road-cr0sslng near Nr.
Jonathan Stabor's with light wagon, drawn by u
mule, and driven by Mr.. benjamin +. Fessendon.
There were in the wagon with him his wife and two
uieoes-young ladics-Miss Fe-ssnden and Mr.,
Bundy the latter a daughter Of james Bnndy Of Md
dletOwn Conn, who is on u visit % her uncle, Mr.
Fessenden.
The wagon was carried forward on the cow-cateber,
and Mrs Fessenden thrown upon the locomotive. She
was Immediately removed to u house near by, and
soon breathed her last Her person did not appear To
be bruised and it IL supposed the severe shock caused
her death. Mr.. Fessenden thrown tO one side Of
the track as were his two neces.. Mr.. +. had th,
bones Of his ankle broken, and was much injured IN
his head. lie remained insensble until a late hour
last evening. The two nieces cut n the head,
and much bruised on their bodies. They severely
Injured, but il Is believed both viii recover.
The parties reside at Pleasant Ridge, u few miles
south Of Hamilton, and their wey 20 the city,
IN crossing the railroad track the mule became stub
horn probably from tie fright Of the approaching
train and refused 10 back Or go forward When the
engineer first observed the wagon the driver was en-
deavoriug 10 cross tine track ahead OF the train; he
WAS urging the mule forward. The engineer lad all
he could 70 stop by reversing his engine and wisthng
for brakes and brought the tram 10 sop IN about ito
length after passing tie crossing.
The Coroner held inquest on the decreased, which
SAT 10 late hOnr lat evening. After examining
large number Of witnesses the jury returned a. tb@r
verdict That deceased came 10 her death by fright
ana the obstinacy of the mule driven before the
wagon, over which the driver had no control
New-York daily tribune., 1858-09-11
yNHE GREAT WONDER Or THE NINE
l. TEESTH CENTURY.
PROFESSOR WOODS
HAIR RESTOR RATIv

ssys he s, Losi. (Mo Democrat: Beowwe pbsh letter
70 DR.. WOOD f this c.y from rertnan in Maine whici
gowingly o The superior merits of MS Hair Ton Such
evidence ia eject, when coming iron reliable
II certificates g-aa,ies u -t tne Doctor needs
sEcon4suls 4.-le-. Puhe.y from "a. Press
BATH, Name, Jan % 1856.
Prof o J. WcoD Co.-Gent!sm.u: Having my attention
caee 20 the s,hy beneficial effects Of
Hair Res;oraye, inGlcec 20 maze APPLICATION II Il
ir nv hair whicn had become que gray probably
tLlTd Shits vhrssrs u .n- tef some
three procured bottle q your Ha Restorative
AID G.sd i; soon found proving what mad wished
ICED D: sbou; cave siDc- procured another
bo.tr of which r-ed c-rt ~ - me
word hat ~ gray nite has totally DISAPPEARED b'n
head aid face and hair resumed s ualIa coof
snc believe III. ana glossy than Il aaa been oeios
t~e--y I've years IL los SKY yeAEs ci my goa "'si =
me a ti.y 1.-TWO, E2s =. Wit the effect .
TIE above notice deem due ~ iof y0lr ys!g4ne
cry Es.ar,d .L4t viii rightly H. a. fi e
tcn, viii &c, Law. OCCASION con:rdiet @
o,gsn q ;ts cy anG tor ae at hi,'s y
and an known - bsay ever one her. and u ~
owls Any Lss you nske ef .h- above W ~ -
attached. j. g wish 20 pre--'r - VI
49," A'C RiY9OyD.
WOODS hair RESTORATIVE 49,.
Prof Woct-Dsa HsyLs lad .1s nA,'u'-"e :" .e
bsi IOren Il AaI Elects ci ycho" e'ef ~ e"
New-York daily tribune., 1858-09-11
V,HE VANDERBILT EUROPEAN LINE of

yJNHE VANDERBILT EUROPEAN LINE of
L STEAMSHIPS between NEW-YORK. SOUTHLAND
TON HsNRE and BREMEN, Will sail iolows carrying
the United MAis:
New-l 0rk for Southampton From Hayre and South
and Havre aInp:on foT " York.
NORTH STAR Saturday SEPT II Wednesday Sept g
Vanderbilt, Saturday, sept - Wednesday ...Oct IL
Havre and
Prom NewYcrh foI South Bremen for Soathanpton
smp:on Hhyrc ard Bremen Southampton for New York.
NORM LIGHT Sat, Oct = Saturday, Oct. 20 We'd Nov J.
AREL........ SSs, Oct. 81 Saturday, Noy.T We'd Dec l.
Thee steamships have tight compar nents and
ate surgeons.
Prcs passage per vanderbt-Fr cabin 800 ard sl2o
secou1 cabin $50 and per North Northern Light and
Arsl-trs cabin $50 second csbn so, third cabin S..
Cert fcs;.s issued for Passage from, Europe.
Srsci. d.hyeTeG IN Loudon and Pans
l. TORRANCE, Agent. No. ) Bowling Green " Y.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-09-11
Orylc. NKw-yoRK AND ERIE RAiLsoAD Co,
N.v. York Ina. II 1873.
NEW-YORK and NEW-HAVEN RAILROAD. |
~ 1883 SUMNER ARRANGEMENT. 1883.

Commencing Nay 81, 1883.
Passenger Station Ia New York, Zhst and 4thav
l7th-sc
TRAINS LEAVE NEWYORK.
For New Haven Z a. M lex l2:+5 3:i5 4s2o (eS) and
$50 .. IN. For Bridgeport a m lex l2t5, 3:t1 49
tex aud $3.50 For Milford srs;ford Fairfield south
Dor, and Wetto m I2:s5 345and $50 p For Nor
walk, ga l2:45 345 <:-o (ex.l AS $3.50. $50 m
For Dsen and Greenwich "a l2:i5, S45 i4j, 5:5,
80 . m For Stamford T. Tex M; u 45 3;45 o
tex AS $3.50, $50 Fog Por Chester and intermediate
stations a. IN. l2:f5. 5:@5 ass, $3.50, $3.50 p
CONNECTING TRAINS.
For Boston, lex 40 sx) For Hartford and
Sprip gfeld a. m. lex 4:20 D. tex) For Connecticut
River Railroad Montreal (ex) For Cana kar9adto to
Ncxhsmpton m Tex. and l2;i5 m. For New Haven
and NesLondon Railroad, and 40 p For Housa-
tonic Railroad, IN, 4:o For Nsnss.uek Railroad
m ~ As 34 D. M Fer bsunry and Norwalk Railroad, T.
A NJ, Asop. m JAMES r. HOYT, Superintendent.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-09-11
By j. A l.. JOsLTN.
BY ]. a Z. JOsLIN,
Offioe No. 5 Washington Buildings.
FREMP MPTORY SALE of VA

UH1e No. } WasnIngtOD BIlIfIgs
DER EMPTORY SALE of VALUABLE
Il MANUFACTURING AND WHARF PROPERTY IN
PROVIDENCE, X. l., AT AUCTION.
On THURSDAY Sept H. oomn.ncing at 10 O'Clock IN,
the premises.
In o the death of the rincp owner and the
Necessity Of closing The .siess the ST EAH COTTON MANU-
FACTURING COMPANY VII sell, without re-srve, their
valuable Estates in the Cyof Providence comprising bnsk
Cotton MIL 30 feet Ss by y feet wide fysr aud attic,
containing 1890 Syiplles 63 Looms with necessary
preparation, with Pckr and Boiler Ho,es and M ne Shop
detached, and all necessary Ont Buldsngs together with
HOuse.
Also u Houses sa Lots, Eddy, Shp. Elbow aud Rich
nOnd aud 1ippaBos lane, cOntaIg % Toneme; Store
and Lot the Of Eddy and shp sta t~Os:ory
House with base of lot, Elmst, all IN the immediate VI
entity Of the estatrlmcnt.
Terms Of sA5 per cent cash The day Of sale % cen:
IN 80 dsys delivery e deed and possession of the propery
bance in equal amounts payable in sae years with nterrs.
semi annually.
further information, schedules the property apply
Mcssrs. " ELLIS BROS, Aew-York,
j. NJ. MsHER, Treasurer on the promises,
A. b. DIXIE, AIctoneer, No. j''~ashngton Buildings
New-York daily tribune., 1858-09-11

KILLED BY A RUSswar NgcRo.-We pGb''-bef
Yesterday morning vague ruInor with reference 10
tie murdr Of white about hye or SIX miles tr'-
low this city, in this county, on Tuesday iasf- We
now lean that the name of the deceased jams
Bowden. The negroes were fr-t surprised BY Mr.. j.
T. Mack who is an oyerseer, and VINO WAS riding ont
al the time Mr. Mack but one negro at hrst, and
,birkiro that the negro Of his own, accoyssd
bm a. 10 wha; he was doing there; the negro replied
verv poutecy that he was attending 10 his own Dusi-
,e.s Mr. Mack raw at once that he did not belong
~ his ulantation and convinced that he was =
runaway The oyerseer, having shotgun with him,
directed the negro 20 20 ahead Of him. il being hs M
.utop io take him under arrest. The negro preceed
the over-eer very quietly for distance, until they
c,ne 10 short turn in the road, when the negro DIRE"
revolver, and placing it against the persoa oil hf
Mack snapped scap simultaneously the oyerseer and
the nt grO sped each other weapons. HE renamed
IN this condition short time, when the negro ca.ed IN
n oud voice for a cOrDraae, who immediately made hs
appearance carrying rife; seeing hs pcrlo1s eond-
ton Mr. Mack was forced 10 rrlinquish his shotgun,
ard .hus barely escape with bis HE. Mr.. Mack and
Mr. Bowdeu teen procured dogs aid weapons, and
came no with the negroes about two miles distant rom
tl. sc.ne Of the srst collision and az which po'Ht Mr.
Bowder SHOT and Killed instantly, with the very
gun perhaps, that Mr. Mack had been hrcsd 70 f.n"-
gui, to the negroes. The negro whodld the sboos"g
hos been taken. In the time ;he rcn.aAheef I"
:he perroes arc at large Memphis Aya'anehe'
New-York daily tribune., 1858-09-11

NAJTION-THE NEW-YORK CUMPER-
~ LAND METALLIC OIL WORKS the ONLY
AUTHORIZED Manufacturers ef the Cumberland METALLIC
OIL under the pa;en, OF J%G W. w. CUMBERLAND Fac
tory foot of 2ith Eas; River OFFICE No 1O3 BROADWAY
NEw.foRK.
In defiance Of this patent persons making n
this Oil only oainr 1t Metallic" Oil, bu, claiming
under THE patent both of which
inune parties whom they sell Il wei
selves by selling spurious and worthless oils No other patent
for making METAL on exists and other party han
selves make sell IT, and otner party has
night sell Mind ot oil ptGtetey calling II Metsbc OIL
We now give pubic of aud hereafter any
and all p infringing the nights here named,
rights under this patent will be to the fall eS
wthost delay. Meantime buyers
against tbese limitations and informed that they cannot
get the REAL METALLIC OIL except from and
package however small brand, viz Siet orr Csm
ttriard Metallic Oh Works, foot of East 2tht" NEWYORk
CUMBT AND META LLIC OIL WORKS, foot Ah-st, East
River OFFICE No eos BROADWAY SoLE AASufAc-
TuRERs or J. w w. CvHBERLASp's IMPROVED fAfENr
METALLIC on, THE Personal suttRiArfSpNCL or
THr IsvrgToR.-New- York, Aug H. 1853.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-09-11

IT STATES NAIL LiSE--Tbe fayori.e steamship ALA BA-
MA Cart George r Scbencs, Will leave On SATURDAY
st M a:4p m from Pier No North River CABIN passage
10 npah SIS Bills Of llnE signed only bos.1 For
f-.rlt or pas age apply 20 SAMUEL L. MITCHILL 4 son
No Is Broadway Steamers or Florida connect Al Savannah
l.svins every Monday "Wednesday and Friday.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-09-11
DEM vANIA RAILROAD

I The GREAT CENTRAL ROUTE connecting the Allan
tic cties with Western, NorthWestsrn and Souh-Wesern
States BY continuous Railway direct sRoad ao connects
Pislureh with daily lines of 20 all ports on tbs
Western Rivers and Cyekd and Sanduky with The steam
all North Lake--makng the must
direct reliable BY which bRblUT can oe or
" wsrded g and from the Gree, Vest z-.nr,c,,
RATES BETWEEN PHILADELPHIA and PITTSBURGH
FRsr CIAss-Boos Shoes Hats and CaPs BOOK IS y
Dry Goods Tin boxes, bales and trnk-) Urags tn 100 TO-
boxes and balrs). Feathers Frrs Ac.............)
i - y DR.. n ca.ssl Hard. GOcen,s
49, e.her n rolls or boxes Wool ard Sheep( 100 u.
Pelts, Eastward, ,Ac...-.....-............
THIRD ClAss-Auys. Steel Chains tIn ca.s- 80 cents
Hemp and Pork, alieG toos. or III -afksb 100 10.
Tobacco manufactured, III excep.t Cigars or lH, &c;
ut ~, ry,,,S1 Lard a a Lard 30 cents 2
OH Nails soda Ash Gsrnan Clay, Tar Fit'h i''
FLouR- = Dbl. until ilfurher notice
GRAM !, 100 n until fI-th.r notice.
Corros- bale, exceeding so weish', un iul hs'
notice. .,., ,,,.
In shining good. from any por of Philadelphia be
,cular aark me package Via fennsyyaIia Rtiroad Al
Goods con.ned OF his Road at Phiade pha or
Pittsburgh will be FORWARDED without detention.
FREIeHr AGENTs.-Hauis. WoIinley Co., Memphis Tenn
p y. Sass Co.. st. Louss p G. rReily Co, Evansville
lad Dune mill Bell Ca and Carter Jesett. Louisville
By b c. lfedum Madison. Ind; ii. w Brown Co, and
Irwin 4 Co Cincinnati: ~ W. Graham Co, Zanesyile
Ohio Le.ch Co, No. 81 Kbyst., Boston, leech Co. NO.
kstor Hou.s. NewYork aud No. South Wiian--ti New
York; T. J. sneeder, Philade pha; Mssaw Moons, bal
mo-e; ID. A. stewart Pit;sbgygh.
H. II. HOUSTON G,.sral Freight Agent, y hilafelp1Ia
T. A. SCOTT, Superintendent, Altoona, Pa
April ls5s
New-York daily tribune., 1858-09-11

Sl pEENE COIkT-COlN1 ot Ecl
~ OCHESrER-Cathsrnss schcker plaintiff, asans; Henry \
Colt and sarah l. h s ;he United states tts; ,ona
ny NewYork anil Moscs Taylor Aguee and Trustee oi
be benefit ot creditors Ol said Henry \. Cot d'ichdans
Summons FOR relief Con not ser) 10 Tie above named de
endsnt SARAH l. COlr You hereby summoned ani re-
qlire IN" complaint his action whieA w" o. h
he or oi the CerS he County Of Weschester N ne
Town o White Plains IL said County, and % .re opS
20 the laid complaint The Ibs rbel a. aor
az number ,S9 bFoGdway, .hc Cy OF New lofk. whin
twenty DAYS at he service u This on yol exclusive
of the ay OF service. and ii you fai me said
cen PLANT within thc Aforesaid, the plaintiff u ts a.
on apply Court for the relief d manded IN the com
pAin.- Dated August g. l&jS.
ROBT. : RONLEY Pll'n.f = Attorney.
And ycu further required take notice thit e above
i,rtor.d complaint was or IAN DAY Of August 1885, hed
In he Crk Of sad County OF West hester IN te
Town White Plains IN said Colnty-Dgicd August To- lo
ROBT : ROWLEY Plaintiff q Attorney.
sl2l iaw,;wS NJ. .s9 Broadway, New NorS.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-09-11

l. GALWAY, and al parts Of GREAT BRITAIN and The
CQSTlNEST q throash TAPSCOTT-S GENERAL PASSAGE
OFFICE No 81 sohs,, BY steamships and sailing packets
s.sm,tr NORTH STAR for London and Continent Sept H.
pnrl,,,hir JAS FOSTER, JR., for Liverpool Sept H.
Pscks,shsp VICTORIA. for London sept ID
e:,su.hip PACIFIC, foI Galway, about 18th.
IN either Of hih steamship sailing packet passage esn ee
.r,s,eS h. % or fyor, at possible Drafts
IN nv ,srt az Eusand Ireland Scotland Wales For
49, 49, a. srry 10 TAPSCOTT x Co,
'''N' ' ~ No IS South-st-, New York.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-09-11


SURPLUS st July, 1853. S3IZJxS 81
LIABILITIES on Let Jaly S35,0oS W
THE CArlTAL OF THIS COMPANY having recently
additional CASH sgtscrpsOu Of ONE
HUNDRED THOUSAND DOLLARS. the attention Of merch.
sts and o;hers having arg Of property insure
saAk to The INCREASED SECURITY Afforded .ty.
Without RECkLfSs Company
h prepared all descriptions Of property against os
,aee favorable the nature Of the risk
snd e of :he Company aud ;he insed viii
New-York daily tribune., 1858-09-11

NEW-JERSEY RAAL.ROAD-FOr PHILA-
IN DELPHIA and tn, SOUTH and WEST, via JERSEY
CITYMan and Express lines leave New York Ut and III
and and p. fAre So Through Tickets sold for Cin-
cnna,i and West and for Baltimore Warrington, Norfolk
&C. and through baggage checked Washington and
D. trains j. W. WOODRUFF, Assistant Sup rntendent
baggage will BE- received er train ure delivered and
checked fifteen minutes time Of leaving
New-York daily tribune., 1858-09-11

sp Atlantic Screw Steamship Company new and hrst-
eiss. ,.su.hip HUNTSVILLE, A. Post, commAnaer WI
ssve rer Nc l2 N r. on SATURDAY, seTt H. sf ocbss
yrecisey Passage Savannah with n,Erosed sconinods
toss els Through tichets TO Macon hSnfeipery -
Atlanta 3, Columbus &23 Albany, Ca, *9 Aobse, 50
kew(rksa., &je. Insurance oDe bah I<f cent Apply 70
b CROMWELL Co, No &C Westst
New-York daily tribune., 1858-09-11
nupnAn COMPETIrION and pUBLIc

DAILkOAD COMPEIIIiON and ftbLlC
- s.;on Of the vision Of Kilkenny bo roai n;
.top hsh,rs until they had eaten each o;aer ap
th- ubec. Of Rslrod profits, II barely p-'oe iAai or
Ra7oad iu;ocrat. nay ~; know 0, Al -'y =, n % f
.taad ,n railroad nsnaseeat everything P.Tisey except
.''D COMMON SENSE.
IT .a5 G ;hsH At fsir rrsai ManaAc;arer. ai,sn.
a. of ever improvement - fclt:e 10 Yr9cc; A Hi
prove the quality other ware ald they Ind ieL rr - n -
5- and there good aud sfeei reason way 70" Wy
an. ,eu.ra pncips snould not - applied = ne Aa-- -.
of r ads Rs depsnd tor business on ne p@,Tonase o
tie luh e Tie P-t-c y - ,sti,i-tr ~ - i1-. E -. - -
,b arc ru.s iIlen.e ne plE tas- ~ goods nancy 90,
,rd the two Gltci.s are u equal cos ne isn az .
lore co-ely -crl,l-ei AID in ;areoa Of the cases
;be rrfrsnoc for the better quality a; ~ her p
, and carryr. passengers less than cost each striving
10 m he other of Or oas % terms l. no 100 muen %
ru-l Geo per month. and i j. becoming al interesting
question Is 20 hoS ons ~ - : = l ,-' - -,
tPa'.euseT e.lse ally ~ Fy5,~s i rlnfeTas -ecr
r1ce of the fearful slaughter Of past years az mpos'oi @
tate for instance, m ,S,,nPe6 ,SnP6s 81 bf,rp %.
tor -e others might uae TIE pratea! and ale manage
ueut Of which j. superior By l'O per s.ai % az 49, ~
III AZ once promptly generally then let tAe public know
The c, aud the fare scn course o'd new
,s5 re the travel promote the public .a.ty and give
=. M. oad adopting -lch thai would g. the
bu.ue~ rcnunera'iye rs,e IN spite Of corlpeoa l'e
ave the . gentlemen whatever yoIr opinions or ude-
NAV De- and nd them 10 yoaT thoagn'i consi1eia
.ion. lint. c,.,,.-, = d,
-, de.r. calculated promote tie ssety Of railroad
,r,pst The idea pacc al the brakes Of tAc tram N ne
hand. Of the engneer IL dedeaium long -usht iSf ~
rsd osner. aud now practically and successfully attained
This u proeu.ut must IN the nature Of things De unFera
u.al. now general IN many ~ th- best IaAaged
l In the Iuion and the approval Of the aoest pac
,,.a railroad ADD furthermore = warranted - AZ
.er tbs purposes intended sale fh.e 40 excuse or
dsl.v In matter do know e. what moment such
device may be worth times - cost - the potectoAo your
proprty and heSaety o human life Your duty aud your "a
alike demand IL prompt sd9ptien orusis ar
from all Companies deSTou of Eentrs travel on inrh y al
perfectly safe WM L. IhhAMhh' 70 ol rllr-s..
New-York daily tribune., 1858-09-11

CUpRENE COURT-Wes.ehes.er County,
~ JOSEPH J. FORD a-aus. ALMIRA :. EORD-Sguluhns
R.heL-tCou- no. served l-To ALNIRA :. Fokp &C.
hBdau. Tca summoned ALL required - 6lsrE ne
complain. = .h non which vii b. Sled h- oAce 81 ne
C.rlk of the County 81 Wr. aes, Wae Plains. ia sid
CoaEy and sene ropy Vi w. a. % he sAt onp at
tie eis osce A. M1- ko, a ssG County,
WITH ty-tg Cav. aeer the -eirr of ais ou ycl.
sxrhvo ~ n- d.v = .uch and d fail -
the .-.l coT within The time - c 80 7e'r in ms
.gt.y for ,hc Fri demanded ~ thr
GOA paint sted March =, 1871 go ..
ROBFRTS HART. Paia;.4'' A;tsu1ry.
Tie eompar, tl action frc AKA ai- 'e7N oa ne
Ssh day ui August. I6E - -. -.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-09-11
11aints, Oils, 1lass, ST.

HOBURN's Extra LARD OIL-Very pure; will
~ never gum will equal Sperm. Barrels 30 20 ~
gallons JOHN w. QUINCY, Co.. No es Wilisrnst.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-09-11
al l.re,s R0BrRr :. HARr Pala'is'. A.iarley
SVpRFNF COl'RT-COI'NTY OF WESr-

- CHESTER.-Ca.h-rur SA..k.cr. paa-la a-Ans; Henry
A. Co. sal SAlsh l. CO. h wife he ln.t- 80, ~ -
Company 81 Newf0rk, ani NJ -. Iayor a,,i-
or lie barf Of CREDITOR, cf aid Henry 4 Cot, tnda. s.
summons re,ie:-tCou. n1t scr Ito trc ABOVE I'm
itnaaut HENRY A. COLT Yea sTe hrrflF s1t ~ inn 81
REQUIRED 20 answer ths t aiu In this s-on which ~i D.
fea ofe OF tae Clerk Tho County q. Ns'as'r h
voIr answer % th s.i . r.rt oa t a. ~ Oh e.
a. nun Der - Broadway, iu th- Cy c Nrw-forS- wtn
twenty -svs a~er vf flls summons on F' -
ot dAy q saeh sryl and you tail % answer me sl
psir @i.hu .hr aforesaid. pan.if 20 ms 'L
~ Apply % the Co4r ioT the ryhc demanded I'D 'a' 'i ~
Dated Aug :. l,53 ,, ,
ROBT :. ROWLFY Plain'ifs Attorney.
And ycl further rec notice thAl -c an
mentioned coap4ut th- lith aAy - Ags, ia ~
The otc q he Clerk Of ssa toauty II e>'ht IN ~
Of hit Plains IN ,aif county Dated Asst TO- e'''
ROBT. :. ROWLEl. P.antits AZ 5rneS
AL law6Ws 30. 20 srcadway, New forS
New-York daily tribune., 1858-09-11
8alfs bp Anfiion.

A UCTION notice.. BOGART. Auc-
IN noneer-ByS s. BoGART-On SATURDAY sept n, at
10! O'Clock, a. the Auction Rooms No North Wiihan-,
Frankfort: Mortgage Sale Of large assortment Of pe
did HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE-PaIlor suites Bockca-e-
mahogany Sofas Chairs large Looking Glasses elegant yely.
Carpets, Oilcloth Center Table, OIL Paintings, Sc.
MANCELlA FOLSOM, Attorney for MORTGAGE,
No A
New-York daily tribune., 1858-09-11
A UCTION SALE OF ELEGANT HOUSE

IA HOLD FCRNlTURE-By HENRY g. EVANs-THIS
DAY ssurdsyl at oi O'Clock the private eidence No i5
West 4tht the 3th4y The House richly furnished
with requisite FOR hr.;ca Honc the Furniture has
beer n BIT short time and rst lass, be
Sale positive. Catalogues ready az the mouse.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-09-11

STATE NEw YosE, BANK DEPARTmENr, March l9, 1857
NOTICE is hereby gwen pursuant to the Statute
IN in such made provided that all the ClRCULAT
mo NOTES issued % TIL CANAL BANK OF LOCKPORT,
Bankng Association Lockport Niagara County must be pre-
spted ofce Of the Of the Bank Depa1-
Of the State of New York for payment within TWO
YEARS funds deposited for the
of the Circulating Issued the said Bank will
~ aiv.n up. JAMES NJ COOK, Superintendent.
The Bank Of Albany Albany will redeem the Notes in
hhah of tine Superints ndent. Inh2l lsw2yS
New-York daily tribune., 1858-09-11
OrFIcE La CROSSE AND MILWAUKEE r II. Co,
Ngw. YORK, SEPT. 9, lSJS

NgwYorK SEPT. 9, 1853.
THE undersigned having been appointed Com
ni,tee by the Board Of Directors Of the La Crosse and
Milwaukee Railroad Company and duly authorized 20 com
ouise and settle the floating deb, OF the said Company re-
sstfuy notice that they prepared 20 said
and extingh the by giving the Bonds OF the
ad Company secured by third mortgage the entire line
their Rarosd and upon all its dopos lands franchises aud
,oRs and all other real and personal property belonging
10 said Company.
The Committee respectfully request that the creditors present
their claims Office, No. n Wiams, New York, BE-
kevng be the intent OF all parties that the debts OF Use
Company should be- IA hgnds,ed without delay.
WIN A GUEST, }
ALFRED NOXON, YCommee.
a. &. GUNNISON, )