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New-York daily tribune., 1858-12-14
BOARD OF COUNCILMEN.
The Bosrd held meeting yesterday alter

The Bosrd held meeting yesterday afterr">'i MI
Ch.s II. HAswELL, Presideot, in th;,a as .. La. -.
and ,rrs,n, r. ervor sc-..ce, al their own expense,
or ~. NJ of ,sa onsEt Referred 70 the Committee
on LsI ds and "aoer' ~, p.
ri,rea a resolution requesting ,he JOINT Conmt'ee
On Accuun,s report 4. the next meeting the condi-
u Il Low the business conducted IN Assessors
office.
Nj GENET moved a q substitute resolution that
the Committee he dissolved il was Of considerable
expense TO the city without producing any satisfactory
results
Mr. BRADY irtimated that the Efforts of the Com
mite bad been 10 promote the election of one lodi
yicual 50 Controller and another tor Congressman.
Mr. CRoss deiended the action of toe Committee.
A. Cornell be ssii had assisted them nn,'l the sc-
counts oi lsasc Edwards taken up for whom the
brother OF Mr.. Cornell was boudsman.
Mr. CoRSELI SAID this the 6rst he WAS aware
a the fact Just stated. Hs refusal to act with the
Commit, was that some OF the gentlemen onpris
ing II were endesvoring To asep the crime of coIuP-
tVn on perstrs whether innocent OF guilty.
Mr.. Gcnrts an iment was adopted by abolishiug
the present Committee and dire citing the President to
appoint
Subs, ,queutIy the President appointed Messrs.
Gtn,t McCar'y ond Ross = the new Committee.
ResolaisoE To direct the City Inspector to remove
the nth from the piers and streets adacen to wash
Ing on Market. Adopted.
A report was concurred in 10 change the names Of
the streets fronting Washington Square.
.Hdc0d0nisi"g Second dreRse.-Ihe report OF the
COnmitee on ROADS. IN favor OF couhrmirg Award OF
coutract to John kmssy, for macadauiiziug Second
avenue from SXty.Grst street tn One Hundred add
Tveny.tird street, and authorizing the Street-Com-
nrs 10 appoint three Inspectors on the work. was
adopted.
Licensing CRY Railroad CGrs.--rhe report of the
Committee on Railroads in favor of concurrlng to hx
leeDse of city railroad cars at 80 aDd tue small
care AT go wac adopted.
Pans fer Nev Cdy HdH.-The report of the Com
mitee Repairs ana Supplies, in favor OF paying J.
y. Garner $40 Tor psns, Nc, OF the new City Han,
wa ccncnrrrd in.
TIE Aer Rese5rotr.-rAe following was referred to
Special CUmnittee
Nsw.yoRx Nov. 70, 1853.
To ne Common Coureil Of the Cty II Seic York.
Th- unc,Iss p-d citizens pecttny present that,
In with all property tax pay and permanent
r,sious his island, they view with ut'fe and SOME
snxey erection Of the sest reservoir 10" being con.
in the Ceus Psrs aud a. the consequences attending
sccfett by Leakage bresksge may BE- terrible life and
pr pey respectfully request the ssn;ats ami
examination 70 BE- uiJc
into tins subject the eud that thereon BE- made
published asy the present uneau"ss IN the plouc
uiud slLhs NJ. 81 iLWELL, ". h. Aston
GFOsGE LAW, ISAAC {. hENDALL
THOs + DAVIS COlRTLAND PALMER-
SHtPAkD KNAPP,
Adjourned 10 Thursday.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-12-14
The PRISONER KILLED At AUBCRN

To ne Editor ef The y. y Tr,tE.e.
Slt: IL vour article op Pl.son Punishment cf Dec.
10. il which you comuer, IN very proper terms upoo
the recent h ling of an inmate of Au 1uIn Psoh 10y the
shower bath, you respectfully ask those wno know
Z" much more of physiology than We can h"pe u. II
"sbo~erg, when prolonged 10 tie extent OF PunI'A-
g meat, can be safe r
Without srros GtDg to myself any superior knc"I-
edge on this suhj ct, respectfully ask leave to AL
sw,r this question: and tbs way - call the atte n
tiou of the public srd Che authorities OF the Stat ard
oft1e Prisons 10 this as one o The gr Ut evils cornec.e
with IL. internal nsgement OF both our State and
Comfy PrisoLs.
Tlc pIiuc;rul mode of corporal punishment hereto
& re and for lorg tine in vogue, by the eas nrHAy
,s c,rrjed "a such excessive severity ia u the lgs-
lstur, iut,rpos, md by .aw lroaioHed 1t N tot'.
III teepers rbo have been, sith occasional exc p
t,.,s rrn too much devoid of thos.' moral aud hl-
man sartip,erts which shoul preside over such du
u.r tbna t,rd io the Of venting iher p4e-.ohs
al r.yevp.l desires rcsorted u "a. stil NOR. p-i-
ful rt d. OF utishrreut by the st0cer. FoT t!s af-
pos the urison.r i seated ~ usTov box, sih is
hesd and sIus iumoy ably fixed. hi- head slghily
thrown back. bic neck epcircled with Tlds, trG@
like collar, tie edge OF which turns ny 10 ''i "a
hs nonti; ard thus 'helpessly bound theT' are
poured 1pon hin IN sveral ls-a and tapli 81 !u-'
nom 10 tO TO loll,us ~ cold sr'cr.
Tie physiological efccta O; tins may be tuleIs'''A
New-York daily tribune., 1858-12-14

From these places II will bs easy 70 calculate rates
for all others OF similar distances in this State, aud the
rate from Buffalo, doubled, Will cover charges for
almost any point where there il express agent i've
btudred mice west Of that point II shippers could
be g.aran,eed cold weather. and have their boxes
possd /, hard free 1ng after packing. then they might
be sent by slow freight lines as well ~ by express,
except wten't is object to have the shipment az
rive at certGn time, a. it is now-br according To
present appearance the price Of poultry is likely tn
be hgher upon all that arrives before tae I'D of DE-
ceDter than will for hat which comes in during tho
next five sx days Ia this opinion OF the moss
experienced sgrse With II is certainly not worth
while TO hold back for Chrst~as or New Years, be.
cause if the presept cold weather continues we shall
be likely to have largs quantities OF al Kinds o domes.
tic poultry beside lots Of qnalls and grorse from the
Wet, even from beyond the Mssissippi.
The most important thifg now forhippen 10 atts nd
to is TO send nothing but first quality Of stock in fst
rate order. Much that comes TO market has sold at
three or four cents pound below the prices quoted
above but the difference is bssed in some instances,
upon only apparent difference Of quah,y, from bad
dressing bad packing, or slow transportation.
We repest opinion thar no~ Is ~ good time tn
send 10 good poultry W. shall have between now
and February. The stock in 6r-t bands has not been
sod ou, 30 clean it Saturday since the "a is
began IL season.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-12-14

are Ps.-co- Apdr,w Holcsr, Benjamin Hrs, John Rl-y
Psnet Barrett, Ries.ra Ceshiu: AIe1A1asr MsDaa.ln.
jam. Do1.Dd. Gerry NOD ssl. Anersr Csmpeel H,srs
$ p. Joaa VASE P..sict c.y Jane. zaassa Jan,
2 Whit. Jeh1 HosEd vie and fsr ehilarep' Aaiaouy
Tbs Css,horr Smith " Fe,on, John canmns Robert
Coir-t J.' MeAod- Eb~r-1er Ohv-5 Joea kns r1onAs
Kerey, AID Anthony DouSatfty. lhichnoci DnpEcA
SREAI Loss OF SHIPPING IN THE cAISA SEAS
According to the intelligence from Swatow 70
Oct l3 hurr!cs had been experienced al that port
diving which the following British vessels were
wrecked or went on shore, VIZ: The Anonyne, Glen.
dover, Hong Kong, Hspsc",t, KsnaL'is, Louisa
Biie, Lauss, Monltsn, Alfred the Great Beverley,
Der ME Hill, Harvest Home ard the William Fred
srick The North Star slso lost on the Patrss
Shosl. In addition to the fourteen British snip-
wrecked or driven ashore durlng tie hurreale az
SwG,ow, there seven foreign ships also wrecked
or stranded The Time, says that the above
v.ss+l. said to be in ballast with c@rs - oI
rice tie destruction OF properly Ia @e'instei at hue
nor. than Goo eco oi woicn about tlJ,UN a
60, eco will isl upon Loyds. The M1rHiaS Head
save TIE OF TIE vessels wrecked 90 the coast
of China. issued at Loyds, are the Moultsn, tie
North Star, the Harvest Home and the hlusdl.
Trese altn, estimated to be worth tJ0Oo, but il
u impossible Ia calculate what may b. the extent OF
loe-, great deal will depend upon tie earsos i1ey
be tesvy. Ole or tSo of the vessels, winch were
OF finally under Erei.h ownershp. have oassed 10
ioreigLers, ssd the manner in which those rks
disposed Q! remains 10 be ascertained.
ATLANTIC MARINE RAILWAY.
The Atlantic Marine Railway ComI any o. South
Bro Eyn, have recently constructed n new set of
ways At their yard Il; Red Hook capable Of taking
up vessel Of the largest size Tney have also aided
some Improvements that ara entirely rev, oae of which
consists grading the vessel IN such manner ~ 10
LII Der upn the ways IN Sper'ecty horizontal position
the vessel beug uatei INTO The CT lie aud carried up
10 her berth without the lesst strain or wear.
We have received No. II OF Root s. Ant5onys Ma.
rne Reg is,er.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-12-14

hof drew bis revolver aud .hot the Doctor through
the heart. The victim started frn his chair aopeA
his hand to his breast, fell groaped once instantly
expired The ball parsed through both ventIl.s, Of
the heart, from the left the rs ht side. Ii-hoh -
once projected 10 the Justice oce s.d sairendersd
IN the testimony. ths Jury found that decessed,
IsorhsrS, = Ros.f, alias T.. Van Der Reecke died II
hsr ssot tf.Sdgh the heart by pistol 10 the hands
90 HI Linhol.
'Linbo is abou. ~ years OF age and ha. srg lived
ia ST. Louis HIS father is a very respectable farmer
in ST. Chsrss County, ard he has slsc several rela-
tions in tie city. Three We, Ks ago he KEEP, dry
gocos and grocery store at No. Market street, bat
sod out
MIS-. Roech, or Costanz-fo- she pow renounces the
former name-beeame willow some ten years ago.
She declines having arythir 10 do with the burial 6
feels tha; he has grossly deceived and wrocged her,
and w!shes 20 htar Of him Co more.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-12-14
RELIGIOUS SERVICES AT THE NATIONAL
THEATER.

Long before the opening Of the doors OF The 1aon
Tbea;er Sunday evening, TOR diV,.e SCI &c, N n
large pumbr Of persons ladies' aud gen,ie heD -
D. ,es-boys, shoebscks, &c had co4ec'ei ~ @ iIoA.
OF tie baiijng; that in the course 81 zen lhl.l
sfter the doors were Opened, every a,a'non -.
standing place densely CROWDED. =" uei' "a
boxes and the olcbestrs seats were nlied WIZ re-
spectacle sld orderly class Of citL-ns, l5c.ui.Ds
goodiy portion OF the TAI s-I. and u-elt7 ~ IL,
nent ia the behavior OF the boys ID toe ft anu
va observable from the previous ssbonth.
TIE Rev. +. 7. HrscoN, ID. i9 opeolos t-s
exercises Of ihe evening sad there MA osea 10 uAe
arrspL ment- msde ts 10 DO" 1lS 'nsss i9ns''ue "
r,e;iss sh"nlj eoptinae 10 DC hsiJ 'ha' lpe isa W
holdng divine service there had been s'f''eo SN al
e1p-ripeut ard ju-, So .opg 81 people we're iisg'r
10 coa.e aud listen ~ the word oi r'i 'e a- -i
sssocis,es were wiling Z" eone q" y,
c-liyer ACTRESSES 1, was oar, 70 Ha", -
s,a, az On applying 70 Mr. Pvr iy ef 'as U.s. % Us
tieaire ait osgu y-ry n0veliei@St
nan sh,eIfuy grai ted u free 60, Oily a5sihg u -
r.nuue-atei + he fosl gas IL hiel ~ is a :
sLi h. htiog fhe tuliIpp, f.r 'ns1 Iosi. ~ ~.
s-ryei tht ;haiss vi the pnbl. n ~ c-l'1ny ~ ~
sreS 20 teuaer hn To the scciiT a. zen rs "a
r.Hgiol- pres VI ti.- city, The I-ss,e~i ga
nrD srs;,iuAy icsieIsi lis .ckuD" - ~. s tys
- ..si,rtiy tories -, rh tnsT al Si'''h !" al
raveIn.7ts in IL mite. To ths "a 1I,"ia % uie
F,ugh W ~ prii - eXqf's--i N.-' ''' -
1a'i.a oi g. kiid - .stalcr afiprirl y --'' -
New-York daily tribune., 1858-12-14
FyCISE COMMISSIONERS- FINAL MEETING.

ENCISE COMMISSIONERS FINAL MEEIlNG.
Messrs. kerr, HAsnErr ant HOLMES met yester.
day-tbe I-st Of the fifty dsy, allowed by law-and
tfarasc.ed considerable business. Licences sere
granted to the following persoas upon payment OF $50
by each: -
Sfoyekeytrs-Wm 5 CorEin s Albert WEBB, No.
6S9 Broadway; Joseph Bsruari. No. lls Elm street,
Il & X CorTiu, No. Sll Bioadway.
IrDkeeDers-Franeis Vincent, NJ. Is North William
street, O.car FloIelce OF Houston aod Br0ai-
ysy: John L. Hacs No. l3i Chsmbersstieet Goo.
W Rogers, No. II Spruce At Get; Wm. Hart, No. ~
James str. ct; Zsphsniah Froet No. lT elm street.
Samuel T.. Mead, No. col Broadway DaDel Swe-ny,
No. "a Chatham street. Wm. +. Rice, No. III College
place. go
TIE Commissioners will meet again not as Board
however, tor the purpose of closing acc cunts, &c.
The ,st section of the act creating the Commission
provides that the Commissioners shall be divided into
three cass.s by lot, the Commissioner OF the first
class to bold bis c until the first Of Jauu-ry, 1883;
te Commissioner of the second class until the dr,t of
January 1851 ard the Com rseion.r Of the thrd class
Until the fret of January 1863. Mr. Haskett being
the Conn ,ssioner OF the 6rt cass his term Of Office
will etpre on the irot of January next.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-12-14
Neru!alprk Dslilu Grib1s,re
LIBERIA.
nee Of The ". Y. Tribune.

Correspondence Of The N. Y. Tribune.
MoSRovIA, LIBERIA Nov H. 1853.
TIE United States fiiga,e Niagara arrived here on
the Sth inst, bripgug about 30 of the Coogo' that
were cap,aIed by the United States brig ID lPhin OH
Cuba. About 20 Of them died on the passage out,
owing to scurvy and other diseases contracted before
thew left Charlerton Some three or four hsve died
since their arrival bot the remaining 2O0 have been
landed ssely aud placed IN one OF the recep 'es t"r
emerants belonging to the Amencan Co!ohizat'oh
Society. These are the fret recspured Africans sent
from the United States TO tnis port whether tue
American people intend 10 follow up this good work OF
capurine .lavcrs, and thus relieve tie EnSish no IA
the oncrous DUTY imposed on them, Remains 10 Dc
seen. | vis!teG these Alrcans, ard sa" thchi All
p,ig z through an exercise of dancing and SINGING.
They last recruiting, aud soon VIII be rs wen "s
ever. . -, ,-..1
Stat, had contracted with tne Am"ucan ColOhiAatVh
So ~ that Tor consideration Of aoout 900, the
Society should receive, by their agents ~ Lio"ria,
tpese Gorgeous eigr ante and provide lor the "ae
wear after their val. As the American l. jonLa-
uou Svcty hss special ooutrict WITH the L'oeriau
Govern n,t w. the people ~ I.bPri> thnk tias tue
Soclcty have no right to send among .taen snch
class Of people, Until they have Consulted ana n'h-
irart,d sith the Iiherlau Gnvcrnmaut. lhey
thir X that more properly IN. Government OF tue
Ured states aid tie Llb-ran Tic v.rn neDt, sloli DC
the contracting parties. The Pr,sient AMI Caoinet
have met ana cotsidered TIE meter, out *ha'
Ii is however, believed that the G'vrinn'ent "i
Liberia is OF favorable the course wnich ihe So
cety has pursued but III this they waive Their ONCE
G,Is aId Intend TO il sst taat the Society iunI ter
,tluls,iops with United States Government 10 the
TIER. q,
While the Niagara landing the Africans and
II cir suires news arrived hero that auober French
,nipruit vess J. q fellow Of the Regini CoeiI, WAS
lying of beyond Cape Mount, ianeins go'is ana
taxing IN slaves. Her British Maiestys steamer
El,cto was in our harbor at the time, aud her com
n n der kildly offered 10 assist our GOvernment III
pIey,ntag all infringement oi toe ReN-nue laws Our
Goyertuei the Attorney Geuera m boaro
the riecto to this Of French traffic. Ihey over
hsued the Freedman ana lac refused to be boaIdei
bN tue l. brIan Official, but siterwaGd came to terms
and pruie that not his lntertoh or purpose
to 4 ade IT, Ibtrsu waters that lis Instruction. were
TO trade beyond the urlsilctoA oi Liberia and lhat
he lad made INST ke He pr.niseI t. desist from
all intercourse with the Da'lvrs On shore unui n
should receive further orders from trsncd man-oi'
war, soou to be here. j hole We sAal reoslNe some
a,ssiauoe TO repe these invaders. The euu rom the
Ma, ara has fred and must cose abruptly.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-12-14
SUPREME COURT. County Of Cattarsupu,

~ Louiss Howard aesius Bet.S Eison Ioseoh
AID Elizabeth As wife, NsihAu E0so Lander Bonien
kN~yu Border. L.wenc. Borden, B5sceg, Ee j-n
tsarCsT tdon Edward Elon, Josrn Ecson Ftihs Eison
ks AIasi Elcn Anthony Chsse ADd tder be wifi. Burl
Stone snd Lu@y t4s & S@u2s Brown sld NStsa ai- .'e,
heirs w Of HoTsto Edon cc-aco snd Euo- c Br k si-
piI &C. oliAe sad Hor.o EdsoK dec. as-i Summons
SrrHd- 10 LEASDER EDsuN, JOAHs EDISON and t:D-
WARD EDsON Gstfndapts; Yog h.Fe5y summoned 10
the COMPLIANT Of Louisa Howard. the u,uird
Pk ps cop, Of "hih heo II lie oHa Of The Clerk NJ
Cs,sra gus County he BIB Day o Dsy 1872 ~
<ory of your the 'ubscnser ~ Fe'ne Cats-
CoIiy, h w1.htn ~ 1ays tier the srTrlc-
oftAs ea.sisr of .hr d.y 4 th@ p.~ltH
- spfly he Cyt r the relief drn.al i ~ he c1lp N4l
NJ lswtsIu RICE JOSiS, PloLilt'T Attorneys
New-York daily tribune., 1858-12-14
by the following extracts from cent standard work
On II Hfgiene by Dr.. ]. II. Plckford Of LONDON:

"The pu.e rs, b. reduced 90 beats In u. minute AID
te r-rd-i-c n.fner aoe a- t~cepeie eJ eonnl l@d
ee,.oh ., 80 r - n - 80 : 80. o. ~ ~ >, ,S -, - a. -. -. %
.,t. or io viii ocrs.ion ihr ieda. dsp-.s.oc snd
oD .f'l- NJ. -,,-Bt A.ho~-rheih ofs rplrs
At 'edse. ne f-s"e ou. does not .fct Tie (,e7.e, o
/ 90
~, ~ - Sion ,. "a, one ~ - 81 e.,
=; 49, :. e. ~ " ,as;I he o,osi,aJ 80 -. -
| -. - . 40, i -, .'. - 80 80 " 4,
/ SrL,,ss - - ~ .sr. 80 Iii p~.I-. :. -, :.
| -, - - " W -, ~ -, ~ ~ P"'
~ Ne hSa'' elo oesiiV! ~. '"e VI 'io ruNJeo'.
rtvu' Nnet i, ieslnru ',1h tue ue, Iefo''s slaeh
" u tlis s'ocsirg csse appears theI ,he uhsn-
IL. mn 'eiii.ia'eu Ine N.e VI 'n ~ N
was mhcea u aiIes' vlo!auoa OF the rnies iof me
Eo'sIpneit ahu eisc'piie ~ LAe pifon, adopteu py
-. ~ 'aNu1f io'' py I"o 49,. iuei
e"b - '.e p''NS'ta a. A'ep''' He - iefI.'" ~ 'N
ihs' no .or.e o. lhhuuani'y !. lrs'.sed ~ ..-P-r of
/ tit, a. SooT fIrii.l.s = Se y " ~ ~
| p,1o 5.olo-os .bo.
=, ,., - =. , .
u y @ 'h.l, re 'he a.'y o. s tse I,',Ps' {, :. o.
rec,rc pur.teit ii, oa~a.- tLared ar.,t .Gch CON
vist 10 of nA etd bG, ia
.hai ne u1-r erel or sn..is .hnpt - ee i9a oI
2,h q 50 a ueL a. man inr hs.n or
, ,tb, p1on sn@5 go sl-b ord .hs 5s
written uy ,ysry gi.i o. ts,' ,se,-.r5f 49, ,b - ,
t eopy .rd keeper bo hss MIN u chsrse and toe slop in
which such corvic, is en ploJ ed
Under tie tile Of "kee pers" the fftn rule euoins
thai
No ,unbu.u. ,..u he inflicted ..eep, locking 1, hi. cell
or win 70. cap III s1fi.i-ni time ,E shaA have
elapsed"
1t IF said that the name Of the keeper who commit
ted ia dOuhe outrage oi Illegal purlshmeut, resu ng
IN death il Guli.k. peison Of tbs lame not long
IN c. Ied sia liar position In Sing Sing prison, and
New-York daily tribune., 1858-12-14

Af.r singing reading Of Scriptures and prayer, the
Rev. Dr.. Hiscor preschtd 81 excellent sermon TAX
ing f,r biz text the 2d Of the 9Th chspter Of
Psurs Fpis.le 10 the Romanr: The wages of sin ia
death" With the exception of some Of the - pit
bows who withdrew durirg the sermou the 81 ieace
listened with great S,tesiloa 20 the remarks of the
tpsaker.
At the closs of the discourse il snnouucei that
there would be services ain next Sabbath evening.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-12-14
THE ONLY ARTICLE
l. UkRIvALED IN MARKET,
WITH InNEssE
HOME ANE EUROPEAN

DEMAND
TIE Why thBt By Natures process restores
natural color permanently se the hair becomes gray sup
pBf the natural fnds tno thus Dss grow on ,si o.
s dshdut L. 'ns aud hest from the 'aip, 9nirS
and tones the and hl cures al nervous he.sche
sDo nay o. 'e1o opos' @ ,c1fe N "a aE1, r on INV
ieohy and b>dH'V sna yssd by the youns Two or tnIee
~ees, II ~ fsl or become srsy eni reader
read the tol'wins and judge for yourselves;
Erw.YoRx. Jan. q, is5s
GtsIIssrs: HaViSa heard a sood deal sbout Professor
Wood' Han R,s'srsive aud my nar eeins 9ue sI-y maes
1p my mind to lay s'de th pr-lndice' ~ocn ~ oouoo
ss"at nsuJ per.oL', hao sseI ~ 81 gaunrr o Pa-.
re $40 'hort time sgo oonmenceo ming your stle' 70
The result has been very ,s,sctoy very ssd
did snd IN jnstce to Wen as for the
juoe ei.tou, my Tor se,tps sside unwilling 70
give yo Restorative s I'll they have further proof the
wt,b sou may any such aud dir them
fI further prof who am in and oo' Of n T. Wire Railing
Ny tsr srow ;s aa,uJs color sd much improved IN sp
Rsarer Rey o.ps SsiTy way s yonr. rsy ags
HENRY JENKINS cor Coiurnss c.rol sr'. Brooklyn
LIVINGSTON, Ala, Feb H. l653.
PRoY. WOOD Deov Si,s Your HsI Restorative has
good in this Of the country Ny nsr mas been sight
ag tor yss p ,'nirf uIp'. & S.h " Jo 'ai S P. a
tor,e for sx week. ard find that due head Of ds
no saet fins the most vsiu.be remedy essa
advise all wbo afflicted 'hst way yonr remedy
''' f''''' s W aIDDLETUN.
PHIL.DELPaIs, sePt Q, 1857.
PEoY WooD.-Deor Sh Your Hair Restorative is proving
sef heuecs The 'front.' and also the bach part of
head smost lost s coveuahs nfsft BALD b"'e nsen on
two bspt bottle. Of your Restorative, aud now tue top oi
uy head well studded with promising crop Of young h. and
front also receiving t benefit have tried other pepaf
stOne vt-out benefit whatever. think from my own
personal cen induce other. 70 Try H.
Yours respectfully, d. r THOMAS, M d.
No. fsi Vine.st-
The restorative pt bottles OF three sizes viz Large
medium and small the small holds hah pint, and r-.a- for
4 per the medium holds sss twenty cent more
IN proportion tie small retai for s. per bottle the rse
holds quart cent In proportion and reIa's for ss
sbottle. -
q. J. WOOD Co, rroPretor., No si2 Broadway Ee~
Yof lin the
ia Harketst, ST. Louis, Mo
And sold bv all good Druggist, aud Farcy Goods Dealers
New-York daily tribune., 1858-12-14

IN PURSUANCE Of an order of Robert Il.
pswson, seri safe Of the County Kins, no Is
hereby even aceerds 70 law 70 oil Persons having Ans
nsAiD, BOW ARD KfLLOGG. ete of ~. CIV ~ Roo. y 7,
s.o~s.sd that t, required q -Aebt M
tbel, TO subscribers, the Executors. A. te lice OF
Eowasd X kegoss Ne >, Bssvrrs., In tAs CIV Of y W.
York Oh OF beoTs stA Jane nsx-D.e, Nov %
iS& ESTHER hFLLpGG
rpW ARD r. hFLLOd5, 'Ex.er.r,
pSa lawsnT CHARLES p BALDWIN \
New-York daily tribune., 1858-12-14

"FDrcAIIo-" ~ IsDI,sh-SELLIso SCHOOLS At
AucTIos Out on the Salt Creek bills, In Lawrence
County they have origiLal wsy Ut employing
teachers They keep school there abon. Elk months
in the year. OF say two quarters. Wien the tna
about srvss the school Is put up a, public aa syn;
and sod out 10 the l0gest BIDDER for the quarter. Rs
Gently great trouble existed 10 Of the districts ont
IN. re a. to who hogd teach durng the fall q1arter Of
the school. The wire working among the natives
was spirted. Wien the day arrived, soodly number
Of bidders to teach the young idea how ~ shoot
were present. When the frusres pa, up the school,
/, was started a. eco, sod Jowo, down vent tho
school until was knocked off ~ ~ for the quarter.
AID VIXEN H.. Lame of tne bidder vas cziei for, tho
tail form OF L. q. HOgga, arising out oil
tue crowd 10 claim tie priz~. Lposh is now, with
birch ia band 6lpg his contrac. WITH tho rru tses,
bat swesrs it is toe as. telobg he would d., as tao
gfnunarr aritbp eric., geograohes ami every bo,k
fas changed trce be went 70 ':Gs'i "ay down 10
Caro!ira. tN$"-Alo. lih.j Lfd8er,
New-York daily tribune., 1858-12-14

Norsr YsRsos AssocIArIoS.-The ladies Of Ber-
gen have celied me.tlug, to be held cn Wednesday
evening at the SchoollIouse, for the purpose o!
flniiug Mount Vernon Association.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-12-14
NEW-JERSEY ITEMS.

Henry Ward Beecher lectures this evening in Me-
tropolitan Hall, Jersey City, in aid of the Fire De-
psrtmeut Fund,
New-York daily tribune., 1858-12-14

TsE sLAyE-TRADR IN Asx,ssss.;-SDne highly
conservative" hr. Hunphr-ys, la tie State Sens,A
cf Arkarsss on the I9th November, tried To have
Int re-oution passed 70 "rowa down" tthst We be-
Ieye is the phrase tae slave-trsiers. From whence
W. iu..r tna good many people of that State be-
gipppg to think they may vel buy their hands
oIn the King Of Ashanee al cry dolars as from Viz
tirla planters at fooreen buncfed. Tns Inference,
too, i. much Strengthened ty the fsts o. the conser-
v.tye Ar. Humphreys resoiotion. WeeHtraet rom
TIE irkarsas True Dcmoc-ats
Mr. Humphreys oi.urod the following JOINT rosofu'
ton: .--.s
BE n yssslesS by the General Asseaiy Of tie H,ts ~,
sqs.a. Ths s.nsprs 10 Csnsrs-s isstsn1 >sh
Re- rrr,sy,stg.s al the Dro ~is
n,r power s.rrr,s aid p. down every s'sf y 's'n
TIE an. N slave trace. a., Ill -
- - fotir e Yeas snd Savs adet sni s,0sfi
1E.s-Me,sr. CsIrssn Cl.rs Crssh.sd, D.'.. fioyds
Same. Hammond, Hsmptoa. JoBss AgsnaA, Aesfs-ry
P..nIr r,on a.dus M Rs-ln, smhs0D, o'unaAn,
Ir.,sb d.. ua,b.ns, nd Mr. Pr, ,sid-st-2n
"E.Ys-Mesus Doug sias srd II HanPhrvJ..2
So tie solution a. tAo~d' lcpntnefn ehizea.