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Fisher 4 Norris Cast Steel Face Amvis and
Vtces. Best English A'sDils and Vices,
Horse RGspS and Files.
NUTS and WASHERS AXLE-TREEs and BOXES
ELIPTIo SPRINGS, BLACKsMITHs. BELLOWS,
GOTTA.
GRIN Jones'.
Horse Nails made from the best o. b. Iron warranted
~ b. p 3 l. are also Agents for ADRI0NAC AMER
ICAN CAST STEEL.
E The above will be sold the favorable terms
By the subscribers the old stand Washington Square
PRATT q INMAN.
FNEGeater. II. i
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NE o R e n e w
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Publishers and Booksellers, Providence, h. 1.
ly9 dtt Agents for New England.
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~ Office MISS SWAN, olalryoysnt Pbvslelan
~ has removed from No. Central street to No 2a
Exchange Street. a few rods East nom tho Bay
State House. w3m is2I
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The attention of the public is particularly called at
this time to the sale of
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TENO ECONOMICAL FAMILIES Ann
LADIES, MARRIED OR SINGLE.

Harper Twelvetrees' celebrated Washing Recent. Won,
washing doneln halt the time and trouble without wear
Ing out your clothes with the scrubbing Board
DR. CYRUS MOTT, Brooklyn NY
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CUSTOM CLOTHING,

are now being received and particular attention to this
branch will be rendered, in order induce those who
hoose to have their Clothing made ORDER give
their trade.
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WesELY PAPER.-PTics two dollars year; 81 for Pix
months and so cents for three months II paid strictly
u advance, sl,75 year, single copies cents each.
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DIR. C. HOWARD MARSHALL.
CATARRH.
LIVE, .a.TD FLOOD
PMY SLOAN,
OF New York CTtv

DR.. MARSHALL CURES oATARRH.
DR.. MARSHALL CURES SORE THROAT
Dr. MARSHALL CURES COUGHS.
Dr. MARSHALL CURES ASTHMA
DR.. MARSHALL CURES BRONCHITIS.
DR.. MARSHALL CURES HEART DISEASE.
DR.. MARSHALL CURES LIVER COMPLAINT.
DR.. MARSHALL CURES DYSPEPSIA. II, ...r
DR.. MARSHALL CURES HUMoRs
DR.. MARSHALL CURES soRoFULA
DR.. MARSHALL CURES CONSUMPTION
3 CONSULTATION FREE.
Dr.. NJ can, for all cases, prescribe equally as well bv
etter. Price 80 90 per month s- ~,
Tho First Fear Days of Each Month
ID r.. M AR SHALL
win be at the
BAY STATE HOUSE, WORCESTER.
Direct all letters to the Bay State House. worcester.
Mass, or the 81. Nicholas Hotel, New YORK.
no d&wU
New-York daily tribune., 1858-02-04
THE DANTTFS OF KANSAS.

Co,r,,soadsnce of The M.,oua Repsblosn q ,s.,
WIsTPoRI, JAn. 9, fSS
1as,. s,;,,s in K,n.a, Territory a branch ef Nor
non Danites They principally MO moas ass
Ereeloye,s; being compacily Organized. Aod ns'ias
influential members they RUE the desnies ssa ~. sas
rolicy Of the Erce-State party OF Kansas. In"y so
making use Of the Inbred preudices OF pooPle ION
the Free States to propagate their neafo -
ana accomplish their treSsonabe and luihofa TO-
tigns. . .. ~. .,., T.. h,,,
THAT such organization exists there 'sa % os.
little doubt and that they playing the despcts,o
came Tor which they are banded together facts go -
show. -, -, A, ooD GA,
Lurred ~ I exipeton Johnsun County. ne tswn ~
Pyo-Slaycry. and the house was owncd oy eF'o
slavery man-CoL 8. l.. Mekiuny OF ms pisce,
About the same time number OF c9bius, oeiohgihs
,o members of the Democratic party were burned,
Last week M Indian by the name 0f inny vas snVs'
A body of Dauites who had been stealing MS unocf,
end Otherwise trespa.sng on his aud gave him nV'ce
IN Leave as they did Henry Koohtze and Cary, Dntch
Henry aud others, whom hey murdered Net iops
ar ro,ce TO leave his land had been ser, 90 os
this Shawnee, he was shot IN an a'e.cs'"u WIN 'N'
Last night the Lipsomb House, q, New Santa re;
in Missouri adjoining Oxford in Kansas, was ourae'
down. A,,,.
To-day gentleman named Stoier was shot on tss
bicb.ay Ii is said that he travelling In ooson.
moi far from Wyandot, when he was oSerakes
met by some Dante.; they asked his name sna on
i.a,ninr h one Of them shot Stoier in the mouth cut
tiug away part Of the jaw ami half the tongue. Ss-
fer is Democratic member elect iron Lea'enwofth
County Jim Lane, chief OF the Dantes, hes OF.
deed overy Democratic membcr elected to be hung.
shot Or ma med. .., -.
70 be accompsned from some point in tho Territory
to-day, to Kansas City, by On armed escort iies
ed here tomorrow.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-02-04
Nem:alork DAILY Wribn,re.
LITERARY MORALITY.
Dr. Of The \. 1. TriJnse.

10 the Editor Of The " !. TrJr,e.
SIR: see that several of your correspondents have
criticised the course pursued b., the Harpers in trans
fel1rg TO their publication whatever articles they may
chance to find in other periodicals suitable for their
own pages without giving credit for the same TO their
tue owners.
These correspondents do not seem to be aware that
the editor Of Harper Monthly gave his reasons in that
magazine, several months ago, for thus appropriang
his neighbors property and very charitable reasons
they were.
Icsnnot give the exact words-not having the mum.
Der before me which contained them-but the sub
stance of his defense was as follows: Suppose, says
the editor We should publish al article from any one
of the English periodicals. and suppose that the article
pubis ed should appear to our readers to be OBJ
jectionabe in character inferior in quality, might
irure the periodical which originally published the
aItiCo in question in the minds of readers should
We append its name TO our republication Suppose
We should publish second article from the same
source and that sso should be dsked by our readers,
We might did We tell whence We transcrlbedt be the
means of exciting strong and unreasonable preJu-
dice against the English journal. Shall We, Gays
Harpers editor, run the risk OF doing this great in
juIy 10 our ghbor Our conscience viii not suffer
us 10 do so Therefore do not mention the authors
names nor the OF the various mag lzines and
yiews from whose pages We fill our own. but take s
the dscredit ourselves.
Doubtless there are men 40 deficient in Christian
charity that they would compare this couse OF action
Of the editors TO the proceeding Of couuterfeter
1ho should excuse himself from circulating true bills
on any bank and prefer his counterfeit ones for fear
the bank some time fail and that he, 10 sueh
case might be the means Of spreading its discredit
more widely abroad should he help to put its honest
notes in circulation; and perhaps such unchartable
perscns might think that the practice Of altering an
authors language to suit his own convenience assim-
lated Mr.. Harper or his editor, nearly to the
counterieter in character but, surely every one who
On the Christian principle Of thinking evil accepts
the explanation offered By the editor of Harper Mag
aziLe Of his own corduet the true explanation
must admire he thoughtful charity and delicate gene
rosty which inspires MIN TO more thar fraterral love-
| hope this explanation of the true motive of the
orbesrance which prevents the editor from laying be-
tore the public the sources whence he draws his intel
ectual wealth will at least prevent your correspon-
dents from again eensuringsO exemplary man and 30
true a lover OF his brethren.
ioCr. truly An Eastern MAN.
harif1.. Me, jan. $. 1859.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-02-04
KANSAS.
I,sconIaok REPupIkTEp BY ytRarxfAn

-
TIE Hen Ssni s. Cox Of Ohio oommssicsts. 10 TIA
Uo,k-gl1s Siats the following letter 10 hn.s1 fses
M. Butler OF Kansss whose name was, by sons pro
ee-. pI.ced 70 the famous Cslbouu pledge.
"FRAsELis. h. T., Jan. n. isS
"In your speech Of Dec. H., laS deliverci n the
House Of Representatives, ! md my name coupled
with the Lec0mpton Constitutions Conventoa l
bsye al.o seen my name used IN the sane T.y eys
number cf TIE political presses Of tho country ana .,
homer ard character rs msn and CITIZEN sesefey
hsudled.
"Now. Sir, tii. is doing me great irjus;ce for SO
vel kro wn tkst was not member % we ieoonp-
ion Convention, snd had no more 10 do WA stea'as
nv rame 10 those pledge 10 which 700 recf nAn yoa
Le5 was pu, 10 nomination without my ksoviesxe
or oorsett and declined to become caeo.da'e. sst
M bshed card 10 that effect in both t5e Lavrcscs
fsnc1s Its tue that some did vote teI me, vheshsr
| y.,uld be acandidate Ur not. sm Demotrs,, sac
tb,t in the brcodest sense Of the term l an sso,
Soutbern.r from the bosom Of old Virginia. ard y -
n uch oppcsed 10 the Lecompton Constitutes that, y
Cor rress undertakes TO force II upon u, WIZ hse'
YES Sir will suffer death, rather than suomt 20
, he dsmnsble thing. swear, by the great kteTsal
that will resist il ~ long "a 1--we; and " Is NOT
royed during my bie will disinheut my hlarss
IL thcywil no, promise 10 struggle against s'e' ="
gone. ,,o, .,,iops,lv
done ne a wrong hope tha, you WIZ tsAe ,'| u.s.
course 10 correct the error into which you nave
As TO YOU may seem best. either by paolshAs s.s
above or otherwise. 1 Am but an 5unibie iaFmci'
do not ask for oiice. Neither am Wiling 10 DC n'e
up pubic view a. traitor 70 public tTn.,;
New-York daily tribune., 1858-02-04

ANoyEL TLAs.-TRt Eer6ary (yt.I Aurora says:
Mr. J. B. King of Sbelburne Falls Mass. arrived
in Windsor las, Saturday, in sleigh drawn by four
large Newfoundland dogs. Mr.. King is an agent for
the sale Of cutlery bits, &c. Being psraytc in hi.
lower limbs. be has adopted this uo4e 0ftrNens. -
being cheap aai eIpedi4ous."
New-York daily tribune., 1858-02-04
MAJORITY f,r slavery.

One Of the witnesses living near Kckapoo svsars
there is not TO exceed hundred and seventy voters
IN that township! suppose the Commissioner wi.i
certainly issue warrants for the arrest Of Greeley Fre
mont and Go. for Illegal voting. Justice certainly de
mands il, and the court ought 10 award IL.
All the Calhoun Pro-Ssyeryifes residing beong-
ing to ker rs a.e nov c0ngregated IN the little village
of Westoo Mo-, in order as they tell that people 10
''saye their Decks" That community is becomisf
tired of these "spopges, and sundry little qusrres
aye reported 20 have occurred among the 81 happy
family yesterday and to-day These men dare not
chow tlsir faces before an outraged people. They
never would have fed the Territory il they had not
been conscous Of their guilt Calhoun is s:ill there,
and II was reported that he said he intended TO give
certificates (" the Pio-Slayery candidates. But OF
this there is nothing definite OF certain.
Last evening dispatches came 10 Calhoun from the
President, placing 5000 troops under bis charge, snI
requiring him to rescue Henderson from the Lswr.nc,
Sheriff az any racrce. At II clock last night thrss
conpshlos lett this FoIt and il is reported tsey wers
on this usslOn. The matter II kept very quiet and
have been Unable to learn any thing rel sbis IN refer
eroe to the movement Of the trOops
The lCger Ilouse OF the Legislature passed b.!
declaring all slaves in the Territory on and after The
lst day Of March 1899 free. This has crested quite
u seIsaon among the slaveLolders aud they have a.
Lead! commenced shipping their negroes to Missouri.
The Council has passed a bill repeating the present
code OF laws and making the lows OF ONO the bass Of
he general legislation OF this Territory
Everything quiet in political way IN The Territory.
Free The Leasen,,orh( hdn'aH D1ht Ied2ey. Jas. =
The Coumis.iopers appointed by the Legislature u
examine the pobcoks returned By the judges Of the
Election from the Kickapoo and the other Preoscts
in this county are in session in this city, The board
is composed cf gentlemen well known for their ineli-
gebce ard strict moral worth and, although identified
With ole or the other of the political parties yet they
are such i'll not violate the oath which they
have taken, for tho temporary or permanent success
Of the party 10 which they belong. They vill be
governed By the testimony given before them urder
"a ixl m "a xl fTOt la daxl nj fr,u
that testimony they will make their report.
The first witness called was DIR. Morris, agentsrasn
vel known here, aud whose veracity cannot be qus
toned. lie testified 10 what be saw. His testimony
i corroborated by e.. Vaughn. esq, j. NJ Dickson,
esq., Adam Fisher, esq, and humber OF others All
OF the gentlemen We have named well known here.
ard largely inter sed here and are gcn.iemsn al
whom the finger Of reproach has never been pois.ed
Thcy give their testimony under the ssnctty asd 90
emniiy u an oath. and it must bc bsicpod. There 70
40 dodgsgk There rere gros, tro.ds eos'-sss'ez az
he kiekapco P;ecizct OF beth e.ecf'o, da,s SsJ' ~
~. u. ,s~. M s''i.S tSitr. dricr, asd ~ ''<s'
New-York daily tribune., 1858-02-04
Me0iral.

CANDS' SARSAPARIII-A-For purifying tho
- Blood-Tf purely ssahe extract 1t contains 70
drastic drug debtsie he system or mineral poison
ruin the constitution Thousands have been cured BY e. and
ter. Of Thousands may restored health BY il, use Beware
Of spurious which the relation 10 IS the
oIrff do.. 10 the genuine dollar Prepared and sod BY
R 4 D SANDS Drutgsts Nc. 100 Fulton st.. Ne~Yoh
New-York daily tribune., 1858-02-04
THE ELECTION FRAUDS GREAT MEN V0T-
ING IL KANSAS.
-rhe Clurinnall NM.

Correspondence Oi The ttncinnau inies
Iy,yEswoKrH CfTY, X. r., Jan. ~. 1855.
The Board of Commissioner, Of which Mayor Adams
of this city il Chairman TO investigate election irauds.
are now in session at this place. The testimony eiocd
confirms all and more than has heretofore been pub
G-hed inclose YOU several afiidayits selected hon
among some forty odd, which the whole ground.
One OF the Kickapoo judges was before the Comm'-
sion Yesterday and refused to answer the question
whether Iosority OF the names on the po-book we're
fictitious or not. for fear Of eliminating h,n5eyi
The riches, thing yet brought TO light, was the pro-
ducton of the original polbook Of the vote on the
Constitution, Dec. 81 1857 which is oD file in the
Count, Recorders Office. la looking over this poll
book found that the 2Oth voter James Bu.
chanap, PrcUd6Hf of tie ImHcd Stats lie voted
carly, as the Democracy generally do. Next on tho
list Of distinguished men, appears, the 2Gth voter
William H. Seward of New.York; next SgId. Thos
+. Marshall Of Kentucky; 7lith, Geo. W. Brown
editor HeT0d 0j Frccdom :" then, seth John &.
Fremont snd immediately after, the celebrated John
Henderson,
Then comes in the sG7th voter, j. W. Denver Gov.
ernOT OF Kansas, who had only taken his place a.
Governor the day before, and then in Lecompton
20 miles distant! And the next phase presented is q
Thirty Years View, Thomas II. Benton appearing
as the 9Jth voter. And now /. was dark, the polls
being KEEP, open tli 81 O'Clock, when, alas for hsl
humanity, for the "compunCtious yisitngs Of
science, IN slips Horace Greeley and steaithily de-
posts his ballot the .S0th voter II Is nov u
o'clock and the curtain rises the last act VI tho
drama, and in steps, in all his majestic proportion
Edwin Forrest, NJ the fen buadred and frenfy.sirh
r0tCTl This is Mr Forests Grst appearance On .
Kansas stage.
The following summing up sppears at the end Of ths
New-York daily tribune., 1858-02-04
DENNsYLyANIA RAILROAD.

THE GREAT CENTRAL ROUTE.
The P,uusyyans Rlrued connects Pits5roh win rAkess
DO spd from Sc Louis Mo- Alton, GLers AID Cheap IL
Tr,pifor Lexington and Louisville KY Ters hsute Msdison
I.1.y,tts a. Ind Cinna Dayton. SpnnyhAd
RsIrSonane Ssudushy Toledo, Cleveland CoNmbuL Znes
VIZ MassIon and Wooster Ohio; sho With Ae steam grete
pat. .
Throufh cie for the Tss. b had sny Of te shove
mentioned Dsces IN the Wef
P.epssrs vii hnd this the shortest, uost expeditions snd
nufortsbe route between the Ea.t and West,
from NETWORK TO CINCINNATI IN ~ HOURS.
IRON NEW-YORK TO CHICAGO IN 81 HOURS
IRON NEw-YORK TO ST. LOUIS III V HOUA
Hsre % low any other Route.
Be- hand bills IL the hotels q this city
Yrourh fickets farther ai Tms.on be h4d u sbs
e6ce Of The PENNSYLVANIA 1NLROAD,
NJ. Astor Hocss 6rosdvay
J.nu,Yv 1 les J. L. ELHO OFT. Aernt
New-York daily tribune., 1858-02-04
feaal Notices.

IN PURSUANCE of an order Of the Surrogate
OF the County Of New York notice hereby fven 70 al
son. having AIsns; CATHARINE SCOTT late u the
City Of New York deceased 70 Pssa. The same with vouchers
thereof subscriber 81 bis ONCE No 500 Ns;er street N
the City YORK. before the h day Of Aufn. nsx
Dstrd New York the twenty sixth day Of January lea
IN PURSUANCE Of an order of the Surrogate
Of County Of New York notice hereby gwen to ~
sons haviax elk sxnin< DIEGO LUZ PESTANA, late ~
the Isnd Madeira deceased prrssa. The with ,oacA
err tb-r,ot 70 the ubsc ber h oce No Cede In hs
CT, "a h,vYet 90 OF before the sA day OF hsoi sax-
D,ted New OH tss seosai 1sS u September. ltS1:
WILLIAM DkPEw,
s,os lsvso1s Alnnikrpsss VIZ anA,A>A
New-York daily tribune., 1858-02-04
UyHE REGULAR MAIL LINE Vi. sTONINd-

HNfiE REGULAR MAIL LINZ vs. iOn
i TON ks BOSrOs sni PROvIDINCEIini,n< '','e-
ns 'ss $500 10 ' 'PfY@o6Th Sock c.l Je Sss.s =. -
sEaSSo4Ss sSsSrs G C W .ni Bosros d PROy
DEsSk p % ss :ns k,.. ss .s. .,,
so~ Il ouoci N .ni stooinEoe en- m or on s1s ~
nya of the mail tr.in .hi.a es,s' BSsas sS w.,i,,
ADD Yd.y s9arsa e.dsy rsasa;y .a1 S.5say Ts1i..
u. PLYMOUTH Rock f9I Ne. w,arsi.v ~ I'd raa1
Passengers prooeet from s.OtinSson PEI rsl7osi "A
sni Boston in The Etprvss Nal II,a re.shnl M n -. -,
a1orrE nes oosaectiI Soa md Es' Ps.ssns-, hS gsf
srs.If..t Sst I'd ls,9. s.caiasea u a,I:sA tr.a
fI Providsao-. .,.,,.-,,,t
.ts.w m'''' ''''a 'A''' ''
For p....,. BERTH, f,h. .sty c; so.s Il,
sesrs.. 9. the FTesA ofh>s, PET h' N'00 N'
the oss,e Ne 10 Bstsezy PA0e-
OENTRAL RAILROAD of NEW-JERSEY-
~ Couaeo,.ns s Eep-Hsnp.oa with the DeA..Ts Laefs
.A wssen RAirOsi and II E.soa v'is s'' Lei
.TAiI ARRAseENENr. oonm.o,lns oc. .. lss,1Ls.,.
Es.Yst for E.s,oa ,ad nisneae pace: tom ne, 70 :,
II. .So1. .a. eoansc, It E..s. -A n tn, Ns.
lnd,-A. 1t u and IL m. and !; 70 ,nd N v.R.
P..nss, for the Dels.,e Lst.~,nn. And ~sssrn ~
+ ,i,< M M Nd sfrs II JOHN SHN IS Stems ems
ELUSHING RAILROAD-Leaves Fulton Msr:
i he, Wharf By steamer IEsni CITY At .ad 80 n and
h,s n-e:;ha .nd .1th.n1s p.s-nse With tie Hans
VIM NJ. SMITH. Reoelrsr
NEW YORK AND ERIE RAILROAD
IN HtRSDAY. q 1853 sad until furthsr
notice, Passenger Trains will leave PICK foot Of Duaae "
DUNKtRK EMPRESS at $50 m. for D1ntiIk and principal
interim edia;e Stations. 49,.
NAIL TRAIN at $50 for Dahst and Buffalo and inter
RoCKLAND PAssENGERk. Sp m. from foot Chsmber'st.
Pisruont. for 5ufsrns snd intermediate Stations
WAY PASSENGER 81 p N, for Newbu.sh, Mddleto<a sad
intermediate Stations
The shove Trsins run daily Sundays excepted.
NIGHT EMPRESS 81 daily for Dunkirs. snd- Sundays
Thee EIprr.. Trains Elnir, with the Emr>
CsnAndsgus ard kiszss Falls Railroad for NiAsns FAILS a.
Bnfhamon the and Binshsntou Rslrosd for
Syr.u.e Corning with the Buffalo Corang and New York
Railroad for Rochester; Great Bend with the DeAwse
Vile with the Buffalo and New York City Railroad for Buffalo;
Buffalo Dunkirk with the Lakes Railroad for Cleyo
lAnd Ciscinas,i To.odo, Detroit, Chicago, &c.
s. T. HEADLEY, Assistant President
NEW-YORK and NEW-HAVEN RAILROAD
lNls7r WINTER ARRANGEMENT, 1854
CONVINCING DEcrssEH p, 1851
Passenger sson In NewYort. corner 2ts and tn A.; 81
TRAINS LEAVE NEw-YoRK
Fo New Haven 7:2D $500 NJ u l9;fs $40 az .nd
teI ud is M. Fo Milford, s:rs.d F.EseS soS:hYo
and Westpor, i:2o l2: IS, 40 FOR N,F~sk 7:4
m IfG, $40 Tex 4:2o sSp m for Daren sna Grs.sa
vich 7sa "a? 4.2 $50 p N EOI s&5nfoTt 81 !, ~ = 80
.ss .ss % hss s,san 81 1'4 ~ "a 81 ~ IS sT
CONNECTING TRAINS.
Tor Bornn, ssfo lex $40 ?. m let) Ior hsnofd
cut Rvcr Railroad 70 Aontrea $500 a. m lex and s,iO
(sI b. Northampton Fof Canal Railroad, $500 N Tex aud
1874 p For Hou sston Railroad 800 m For N.s,tses
Rsiroa1 so m. aud $40 p IN. Por Dabary and nr"Ss
A'inO'4 '''' . Ill., JAMES H. HoVr Superintendent
New-York daily tribune., 1858-02-04
N Y. SUPREME COURT.-ROBERT S.

~ Il. SVT NEDIT8 CVOh TNDI'I.fNE .,
MOVES against EDwAR BOYCE. Vincent J: Taylor sHd
-Thomas A - Ross Ray and Albert Raw, H. NJ Sweeney.
William Edes, Joseph 7. Price, John = Pnce John II
Price and Victor Du Poui The Mechanics Bsnh Wnns.en
Del.uue The City Bsnk Of Phnsiephs X. - krkpstnck
The Fsrers Mechanics Bank of Georseo.n IN the District
n C bis The Bank the Metropolis II Washington and
/ Tfom.s Davis nonsFor no, ser To the
defcndanis ,bove named You hereby summoned and
See OF The ek ot he City and Couniy Of NewYork the City
Hal In the City Of New York aud 70 serve copy q ySrf
n.xr 20 the aid complaint The Subscribers r onne NO
nj Broadway in City New York within twenty days Her
Ne service exclusive Of the dsy o. sash
yic- sud the said CON plant wshih tne
th. sction vi epTsy - tue
Corr Tor tbe relief demanded eompssss-Dstet New
York January T. 1853 .,.,,,,,,px, , y,-rtrp
Plsintds Attorneys
Tie complaint the sbov- entitled sc'ion vss hed IN the
Office o the CLERK OF the City and County OF New-ioa o
said Oh the 2sth dsy Of January, 1888 .,. ,,-r,p,
~ BARNEY, HUMPHREY III TLEh
,os t.vsv Tn Plaintiffs Attorney
New-York daily tribune., 1858-02-04

CARLY T. Ill. June r. 1352
have used Prof o. WooDs Hair Restorative and have
admired its wonderful effects. Ny hair becoming
thought preusrey gray but 10y the Of bis Restorative 10
has med It's original color and have ub permanently
y. bKEEsE, ca Senrtofi w. D
New-York daily tribune., 1858-02-04

O. J. WOOD L Co. Propd.tors No sla Broad~sy. N. Y
lin the great York Wire Railing Esb'heat sGd No ia
Markets., 81. Louis Mo
And sold BY al good Drigsi,t-.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-02-04

TOR SAVANNAH and FLORIDA-UNITED
II STATES MAIL LlNKThe isyorite stesmshss AUGUSTA.
C.,t NJ s Woodhuu vii leave SATURDAY, Feb 8, u
ccocs m from PieI No North River Bls a sdna synsd
orly on board For freight passage spPy 70 SAMUEL
HITCTII No IS B-oadwsy. Steamers for Honda oonnssr
A. Savannah leaving every Monday "Wednesday and Friday The
STAR OF THE SOUTH. Csp Tbo' Lyon, will succeed aad
-. ,r XI ONEsDAY teb ~.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-02-04
" Y. SUPREME COURT-County Of Kings.

NJ Y. SUPREME COURT-County OF Kings.
N. JACOB VANDERBILT against NATHANIEL BUM
Summon for money demand on ON not sete
TO the sned Dfsndsnt fou are hereby ana
r.orrd TO the complaint this scon when N oc io
in he c OF IN, Clerk the County Kings AZ the City h
IN the Ctv OF BROOKLYN and 20 copy Of your answer
The said complaint on subscriber st his ofce NO ~
Nassau street In the City OF NewlorA, within twenty Gays -
NJ, exclusive OF tne day 9 'Sn
ie and II Won fail 10 answer the said complaint within the
time aforesaid the plaintiff In this action vii take
ssapst YOU for ,hs Of One Hundred Dollars with h-ns
fror day Of July, One Thousand Eight sa
Pify .ix beside this action Dsed, January TO-
1853. CHAS fhIcE rislAn ~ a''yruSy ylSytf;,x
rl IN mi, ,ctou fled Office Of the CleIk oi
the County King. the goth day Of January D. go
JAIL lsv6vTh 4 T. fhi' T. 4 4ah'i" '1,''V'-'''
CUPREME COURT Of NEW-JERSEi;
= AARON II vANcLEvE, WILLIAM r MShEAN As ~
SFpII G POTTS who have survived NENOPhOS y. MAJ
NARD sgain.t REUBEN DAVIS in ease-S@l1s pet.gy
.;v tbar on the second day OF April last past WHIT Of Al
TACHNFST issued Of the Supreme Court oi new
a. the suit the above named psnuh ssznst he sss- y M
sbo vsped defendant for the of twenty-five hundred a"
ar. and r,turuahle 10 the twenty hfh day Of APr nt
's4'' ~N WILLIAM NJ FORCE, Clerk
ili lswSmTh+ BAkkEh " mmtn- AleoIney.