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Hlisrellalteous.
GEO. B. SLOAT & co.
SINGLE AND DOUBLE THREAD
Il AMTTV 0UW WING NAT UIVVS

GEO. B. SLOAT & co.
SINGLE AND DOUBLE THREAD
PAMILY SEWING MAGHINES,
Prices IS U 60 Dollars.
We. BRAIAN. Agent
Iuu23-dtf5 No h2 superior s. 1. Cleveland Ohio.
UNITED STATES AND FOKEIGN.
DATENT OFFICE AGENCY, OP
i p5site Yeddel House; BAN street, Cleveland, Oh
THE TESTIMONY OF TIE Rocks.
81 others VINO wish fr the ines quality OF pure gray.
Line StuEe.
is plesing myself 10 sell Lime Suue OF the hest
qla y, ch-apcr by quarter o dollar per cord than they
-o ~ .A' ~ 0a1s 41r -Al a-oiae ol ulitu
stone aboard vessels al the OF 30 tons daily have
good wharf wiz, y 4 et water, an buoy 20 hiul By
Mnau hail inie above Cor wesl Of the Marble Head
fuas :, 'ss-iunssism -o7 ALEX CLEMONS
STAAWII HALL REfRESIMEAT SALOON.
No l66 Superior Street,
MESSRS. ELW00O & CO., PsOPEIErOEs
THIS MAGNIFICENTA AND POPU-
Il LAR SALOON will he constantly provided with alI
the deeacies OF tue SEASON. and viii be served up the
/ Foreizn Game keHt constantly OR hand.
lac choicest Brdsof Css, direct from the Importers
I onig IS krDtat th" bar ertI4
THATCHER, BURT 4 CO., PRO,
Il pTiet0rs HOwcs Patent TIuss idse and Wholesale
Retail dealers Lumer, Timber Shingles aud Laih
MerEin street, Cieyeland Ohio, loot OF G C. X c X
Weaso possess ciities fr receiving and shipnins u
her, Slaves. kairoai Irou Gindstoues Binding one and
heavy srticie.oi al kinds, directly from vessel and
Ale neus attended, to with promptness and At fan
. r1ies- mv2ld3m
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-08-14
C0AL-COAL-
NOW Is THE TIME TO SET IN

NOW Is THE TIME IL Del IN
Y YOUR Winter suI.ply We are daily recels aspen,,
11 siicIe f1r Stoves ard Crates, which sell - 20
rSrfon Parties Wis pure VIII do wei. g. give
rs all All arlers through the Post Oihce pr0rl7 ~
ended TO- Offices aud Yards on G K X Pier ana 81
Q 5 p K r Machine Shop. Lake street. street - ,,-- q ~,
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WILL IN ALL CASES

HEALTH WILL, IN ALL GASES
IL follow the use OF Railways r. K esnetes. Iaer
diseased, 50 weak, feeble or erPped
with pain OF IufImes but that Railways keady Relief
Rsrovafing Resvent Regulators the nature Of the
disease nav require viii Quic sly and ulpldy cure.
These remedies consist Of Radway's Ready Relief, tao
way Renovaiing Rcs0lveut, Railways Regulaiors Each
OF these remedies POSSESSES special curative powers over
certain diseases Yet there olhcr diseases. wherein
their combined medicinal properties required AID
when thus used II therr sufficient lie and strens with
diseased dyIAg body TO sustain their actnu the
patient will live anf be restored 20 health
Pain. r. 4. Belief
Acute Diseases. 4. X. kcllef,
lna..snrssso-v D,eeaSes Kellsf aud Regulators.
N.i-r5o1,s- Dfss-ses Relief and Regulators.
f,n.gesfiys DiSeases Re- lei and Regulators.
S,-ro3,ielrs II $500 KeuOvafing Resolyent
f'hron1c Diseases Reuuvating Resosvent
C,-1b5Iiri~ DiSeases RcnoVafiug Hesolveut
fs,uSfifufion1l Diseases Resolvcut and Regulators
s. IN Diseases RcnuvafinC Rcsolvent,
N,ryoIIS flISeaseS KeSolvent Relief, Regulators.
Infsrtious Diseases Ready Relief and Regulators.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-08-14

RkDWAYis EENOFArING EsolFkNf sny1 ne h-list -
blessing hy every mother. Throughout the lad Mnose
infants cted with Sores Humors Sc. n, se hTeak
iTvx ot ffaus earvl are evidence OF disease Transmitted
non lie parent stock few doses OF The kENeVATINq
RESOI VENT " every Ee.se o. The az e1se Al4
inSnfe he ehild 4 sound sad healthy body.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-08-14

CONSrIIU rIONAL DISEASES
MANY diseases that Affect humrniy Inherited As heir
Iuoms from the diseased bodies OF sic ky sres Scroda
Consumption, Syphilis aGd Fits smong The most
Of constitutional diseases Now, care DOT ho
many generations the Seeds OF these diseases may hsys
been established In The coTruptng the hood-hAl
WAYS RENOvArING RESOLvEEr viii eradc1te from tas
bodies Of the Bncied every Iaiteie o. dsrse poss
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IN Courof Con-
! mon r cas-, { NY
ahosa Co OhD
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f NJ received iron Auciilnl large stock Of Leg
an spd oiored STa Hats suitable for Boys ard Girls,
III ~ which viii nrer lnr.Y PEI cent below the
------tsf 1-,,,-.x ,t : HYMAN cos.
sSsa Corner superior and Public Square
New-York daily tribune., 1858-02-01

pare ard issue suoh rites and regulatons conssten
will this act NJ shall be necessery and proper to car
ry its sons into effect and n at the gsters and
receivers of the several LAID offices shall be- entitled
to receive the compensation 70, say lands IN
ed urder the prov sions Of this act that they are no "
fnt;tjed 10 receive when the quantity of land 4,
entered with money one-half to be paid by the person
making the application at the time Of 80 doing and
the other half on the issue of the certhcute bv
the person to whom it may be issued: Pro-ided
brSr That all persons entering land under the pro-
vi.ops Of ths act shall az near as may be practca-
he in max ing such entries. be confined 10 each alter
nate ouarter--econ and to land subject to private en-
try: Ind Trerided tnrher, That nothing in this act
sbal be- 90 construed as to impair interfere in any
manner whatever with existing preemption rights:
Pyorided fher That the provisions Of this act shall
he 40 construed to authorse the class of persons pro-
yided for in the foregoing part Of this act who may
not own oue hundred and sixty acres of land enter
fee of cos any OF the public lands adjoining his or
her farm subject to entry at the minimum price per
acie a quantity which, when added to what they may
row own will be equal TO one hundred and sixty
acres provided he she shall cultivate the whole or
q mart thereof.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-02-01
STbBBING hTFRAY IN TABlMANY HALL

About l2 O'Clock lG,t night an affray occurred in
Tammany Hall whih resulted in James Trsipor "a
waiter employed in the house, beng stabbed. The
circumstances are as follows. At the time above
mentioned, party of some eight or ten men were
standing in front OF the bar oonversng together when
Trainer entered aud approached them. One Of the
party asked him to take drink, which he refused
saying he had money enough to pay for his own
liquor.
The men, seeing that he greatly excited from
some other, endesvored TO pacify him. and 90
far succeeded as to get him to join them in drinking
After setting down his glass he again became noisy
and appeared very desrous of fighting offering to bet
his money he could wreste and throw anybody in the
crowd.
Thomas McKibbir, the barkeeper seeing Trainors
condition called the porter and succeeded in persuad-
ing him to go to his room for the purpose Of going to
bed.
In about five minutes thereafter Trainer made his
appearance again, armed with large shovel with
which he struck Of the ary alongside OF the head
knocking him down. Frainor then retreated to the
hail. followed by the crowd, several of whom attacked
and beat him. while one of the party stabbed him Just
over his stomach infctng serious but not dangerous
wound In the sffray he received bad cut over his
right eve. The party then ran into the street and
escaped.
The wounded man was taken to the Second Precinc.
Station. House, and thence to the NewYork Hospital
The wound an ugly one, but not dangerous. Had it
been an inch or either way, it would have him
his life
Among the persons present when the attack was
made were William Wilton, james Proctor, Thomas
McKibbin, Nicholas Degan, Patrick Flynn, Peter
Brown, but neither Of them had any participation in
the afray.
1t is said that the party who committed the assault
bail from the First Ward The first assault was made
by Tranor and those present whom reporter con-
versed with agree that it without any provocaion
Whateyer
New-York daily tribune., 1858-02-01
PERSONAL.

The Paris correspondent of the Courier deS Et0fS
Lns writes that lawsuit has been instituted by NJ.
Auguste Msquet, President of the Commission OF
Dramatic Authors against Alex. Dumaspere. The plain
tiff demands the sum of i5 900 francs, or the insertion
of his name p future side by side with that of his
co,aJOr0eur upon the titlepage of the CONT Of Monte
Christie, the Three Muskefecrs, sc. Maquet has
without doubt assisted in the composition of all these
popular works, but what proportion his labors have
borne to those of Dumas is the point in controversy
-Ex- President Tyler is lying very i'll at his resi-
dence Sherwood Forest Charles City County, va.
He has been suffering for several weeks past with
severe chronic attack.
DIR. Jackson, the elder, of Boston, meeting his old
friend Josiah Quincy both past eighty years OF age)
on the sidewalk, accosted him with, "Well, MIR.
Quincy, how mnch longer do you intend to live 2
"Till send for a doctor, was the quick reply.
Aud when did you send for one last p inquired DIR.
l. "Just eiobty-six years ago" answered. Mr.. Quincy.
adding the precise date of his birth.
The Hon. Alexander Anderson Of New-Albauy,
Indiana. has presented to the American Colonization
Society ten H0us0ad of land lying in the State
Of Georgia Tie National InteHigencer says that the
deed for the same was received at the Colonization
rooms few days since The land lies in an improving
part of the State, and is supposed to be very val
uable
New-York daily tribune., 1858-02-01

THr Poor OF Staten IsLAND.-A grand ball il To
be given at the Pavilion New-Brghton, on Wednes-
day evening next for the benefit Of the poor Of Staten
Island Some of the most influential families on the
island have engaged in the benevolent enterprise An
association has also been organized, having for its OBJ
iect not only the relief of the immediate wants OF the
poor during the present Winter, but likewise the adop-
ton of such measures as shall be calculated to improve
the general condition OF the leboring classes, and
10 elevate them in the social, moral and reli-
gious scale, so that they may learn to es'
TEEN pauperism greater evil than poverty, ana
be induced to adopt habits Of thrift and forethough
The Association in carrying out the plans propose, as
ICON as the present emergency of aordng relief to the
poor has been provided for, TO establish free library
and reading room in the village ofNew-Bnghtoni Of aso
to take such steps for improving the dwellings oi the
working people as their means and opportunities may
allow. One gentleman residing in the vicinity mas
offered to give 1000 volumes to free library and
reading-room, and $40 per annum. Other gentlemen
of means have expressed themselves ready to 90 ter
share in the good work, that no doubt is enter
tanned Of success
New-York daily tribune., 1858-02-01
ASSEMBLY APPOINTMENTS.
SPEAKERS APPOINTMENTS.

SPEAKERS APPOINTMENTS.
isaat Sergeant at dms-Georse o. Joue' oi Onondss'
County.
Po.inas,er-.Iohn J. Reilly Of Nsw.York.
.fssstant PostmdsteT-John Nugent of Wcstchester
.dEn0y-Peter Van Olnda Of r. nsselaer.
Keeper Qt AssemAy ChambeyJonas H. Bixby Of Delaware
Doo,keep VIM r. Hackctt, John H. Anderson, A. v v
Dodge, Eph rain Stewart Peter Sckles.
Pages for GrsthaD Of the Se',ioH-J H. Adams John Cole
man. A. Palmer Henry Murray George NJ Harrison, Thoms.
Murphy Robert Courtney VIM Greason Daniel Grant Geo
Walker, Charles Hill VIM CorStoD, John Lirkn, T. c De
v.au Master Jewell Louis c. Remand Timothy j. Dooner g.
W sherman, Martin Nlckeron John f. Jones' Patrick Carr
Frederick K. Whine.
Page, for haf Of the Seson-Ferdinand Frey John
Fi,zsD mons Marvin H. Teaer Jacob Newburg Robert Nib
lock Henry Corrc Master ByDe VIM Story James McMul.
len j. Mskar Henry Angus, VIM. House, W. Mcdonald Den.
mis- Burns Master Ganey A. Tobn Master Cray James Me
Mann William J. Burt Master McCsnn Thomas w Csntwe,
John Whitney.
CLERKS APPOINTMENTS.
Oeryl-Eduin o. Perrin of Kings j. b. Cushnan Oneida
Geo NJ Mort Orange; Richard c. Bentley, Albany j. NJ
Smith, Erie; B. Arnold, Ulster.
LibyaraH-Gco. b. Sheriff. Of Washington.
.fssf.fdnt Librayiaa-H c. Wright Of Essex.
Rank CIeyk--D. A. LevieD, jun.
(Lrk's NeSseagey-D. w. Merchant.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-02-01
THE AMERICAN PARTY IN KENTUCKY
PLATFORM.

A Convention Of the American party OF Kentucky
was held at Frankfort on the 9th inst, when g. r.
Mckee Of Pulaski was nominated for Clerk OF the
Court of Appeals. The following platform OF p'incl-
pies was unanimously adopted:
The American party of the State OF Kentucky, as
sembled in Convention the 9th OF January, lo1o
report the following political principles ana adoPt lhe
following platform:
l. The Federal Union must be maintained.
g The rights of the States must be respected
3. The rights of conscience must be guaranteed,
and the union of Church and State must De pre-
vented
4. American interests must be promoted.
5. An American nationality must be cherished.
6. Sectional agitation must be terminated.
T. The true interests of the country, present ana
prospective demand that foreign paupers and crlu:
mails should be excluded and that the naturalization
laws should be amended to guard against foreign
influence in the administration of the Government.
g. The right of suffrage in the States and Ierfi'o,
ries should be restricted to cHi-CRS OF the Umtei
States and tie proposition of the Democracy to enable
aliens to participate in the formation OF state Consu
tutions is gross perversion Of principle and the pest
evidence that time and events have added to the
that first induced the organization ol tns AmeioaH
party. H.
g. The abuses Of power and ultra tendencies OF the
socalled Democratic party call for the earnest oPPosi
tion of every friend ofthe Union and the Conrtmon.
TO- That all the States Of the Union are entitled 10
participate in the public bounty, and that the Poncy
of the party in power by which the public lands are
appropriated in large quantities to particular Sa'e''
is unjust unequal and ought lot to be tolerated.
IL. That we hold it as a cardinal principle that a.
visions growing out Of questions oi constitutional co
struction must under our form of government, pe vi
timsteiy determined by the Supreme Court OF the
United States whenever it can be applied to the de-
csion Of suit; and is The duty OF al oyal ei''%en'
to acqpiesce in such decisions.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-02-01

neywss raised by the celebrated Now.fork Hotel n
SohelI is expected here on Monday he VII testify
that he had no nteres, il the maIteI pHo h.
tonng will elicit the fact that quar- I~, ~ -, '"'
Job stood in the name OF BIS "ne' iOV' i''''''
IT, ,tor,s Committee on Territories will report on
ne nes, and Mr.. Bernhise case IN particular,
Inc tah ,nek They find nothing in his case mpi-
cary heh , With the difficulties at present existing IN
6atns Tarrorv nm and consequently Congress has no
tmo oTrel him from the floor Of the House. Mr.
SgnI ~ Georgia the Chairman, will make an aols
s, IN which he will discuss the right Of the United
government to send army into that Territory
70 enforce or carry out the laws against the Wishes oi
the people; ,o..Lo p.o,;dor, will shortly
commence 10 lop off the heads of Democrats IN IN
nois and other sections who are opposing 6is ADMIN
;stration. The present Postmaster at Chicago MI
Price has been cut loose, and r. b. carpenter taxes
bis place. ,,, o,.onir,, b,, ,bo
Democratic Senators of Congress Is ior the purpose
~ determining on the course of the party as eSardS
Kansas uIstters All the senators, including Douglas,
heretofore acting with the party have been invited,
thouph II il considered doubtful whether the senator
from Illinois will attend. lOOi' heIau'
New-York daily tribune., 1858-02-01

TIE ATLANTIC TELEGRAPH.-A letter from George
Seward. esq. Secretary of the Atlantic Telegraph
Company dated at LoLdon, January Is, says:
"Our arrangements here for the completion Of the
work have in hand progressing satisfactorily,
and trust and believe that next attempt win be
crowned with success. The machinery is oeipg over
hauled under the direction Of British and American
engineers, and experiments will be carefully tried he
fore sailing next time, with view to meet every
known or anticipated difficulty. The English Govern
ment has again granted the use OF ships, aud the
which lost is going on satisfactorily IL Is IN
tended at present 20 take ou. 800 nes cable, beng
800 miles more than WA thought sufficient last time
New-York daily tribune., 1858-02-01

STATEN I.LAsDERsAPPLYIsG FOR ACITYChAKIEK'
1t is generally underftood that the residents OF the
northern and northeastern section OF staten lsand
comprising Clifton, Vanderbilt Landing stapieton'
Tompkirsvile, New-Brghton, Snug iiarbor, Factory
vile, Port Richmond and lew other settlements
located in the Interior Of the sand between those points,
contemplate applying to the Legislature at its present
session. for charter Incorporating them into one city
which they aatter themselves will soon take prom.
nent poson In the State.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-02-01
CORRECTION.
TsN. I. Tyibvne.

To he Editor af The n T. T,ibTne
SIR: Ny attention has been directed to PaiasrsPn
in your paper, bearing my s'enotnre, reporting III.
death of Dr. Francis in this country, a. killed In uue'
by Prof Moore. have not had the honor here'o,ore
OF making a communication for your paper upon 'hr'
Or, indeed. uron any other subiec'. However upon
tLis &C .asi9o, o. my uame has beer Led "tn'u u!
New-York daily tribune., 1858-02-01

knowledge Or consent. feel !, my duty :, state thai
the notice i fase it-e. DR.. Frauci. was kiad as
The judicial proceeding instituted by the authorize.
upon the premises testify ard whict include The iecls
raton Of the deceased and also Of Mr. Moore) by the
accidental discharge of gun in the hands Of Mr.
Moore. GroRCy C. EDwArDs
JGlyaYafs0, De- , 1857.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-02-01
MP GROWS BIII.

BILL prevent the future sale Of the public lands under
proclamation of the Pesdtn until the shall have been
surveyed for at least fifteen years.
BE ii enacted by the Senate and House OF Repreacn.
totires of The United States in Congress asSemblId,
That from and after the first day of September in the
wear of our Lord one thousand eight hundred and
fftyeight no public lands shall be exposed to sale by
proclamation Of the President until the same shall
have been surveyed and the return thereof filed in the
land Office for at least fifteen years.
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Latest from Utah

Special Dispatch to the Missouri Democrat.
LEAvEEwoErII, June 8. via BoosyILLE,
June 5--Wiillam Crossn.an, who arrived
here laaI night, from Fort Laramie, states
that -Cap'rin Marcy'ssrain had boon cut oil
by the Alormons. The particulars shull be
faiiaaliltcd 10 you BY mai
Later Laa.cnMorIh adsccs from our
correspondent are 10 the effect that i, il
highly probable this news is correctly Z hc
messenger, Cross,naD, had undoubtedly ar.
'iyet. registered his name at the Planters
Hotel, aud given Tie report, Az tclegraphed
70 SHUT he could not, up = the hour d The
departure " The slea,.er. be found by our
correspondent. a day Or two, we think
will confirm AL
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As our dysignis to make our paper
one that win b. Of interest to all en-
gagged III the different departments Of
active Industry in every part u the
county, We respectfully solicit the CO.
operation Of our intelligent citizens
througllodt its limits. And being O
a,scially DESTROYS Of promoting the
banning interests Of Dubois, items ~
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tile news, Incidents, general informa
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MM '84 OAsiiNoIoNs June "
Privnte adviccs have been received from
Com Rogers, Of the U. =. steamer Water
Witch. At Key West, stating that a Briiisi
weasel had been dispatched after the Siyx
with official Instructions 10 cease the vista
iion Of American vessels, and further that
lhc Brili'h cruisers are acting under no new
orders, but those of 1877. The news has
produced n good effect at Washington
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In tho Catholic Clureh,'P 'ncdo OsCoh-
rcr, priest, every sabbath II ~ o'clock, a,
NJ, aud "a O'clock, Y. al. .rn. MN .a1'e n.
Methods, y. Church. Rev. William =
Ravcnscroll, Minister IA charge, every AZ
icrnalc Thursday night. MI
Presbyterian Church., Rev. Andrew J
Strain, pastor, The Ioufib sabbath evening
~ each month, a. Ucisck,
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OTA contemporary very properly asks
the question, In c asc of awar ~'sh England
who will own the Suspc nsion Bridge at NJ.
garsi SOB Htt&4 *raAfft
Aud whss, too, 10 70 become Of the A..
lanuc Subuarine Telegraph line! 1r
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n5-Tho coinage o. the United States
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GckTss NoTIcLs.--Wc publish no
ticcs Of marriages, deaths, Sc, gratis,
and would like to record all which &c,
cur ia the county. Ministers, or 9th
crs, who oiliciatc on such occasions,
will confer a favor BY sending rs a no
ticc Immediately. ea Nft