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The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1858-02-19
ANgfDOrE OF WEBSTER.

4 correspondent gives us the following new
anecdotr Of this emiaent statesman
"Esery1ody knows that alr. Webster was a
l.it Of . sportsman, u as fond Of beach and fish
iug parties. aud could make chowder as well
as a speech. On one OF his occasional visits to
L9us Island Tor fresh air and recreation, BLACK
Daa,' as he was familiarly called, took it into
lis head TO go angling IN the East Bay, with a
party consisting only OF Mr.. L, and myself.
.sNow lhe skipper OF our little fishing craft
vas one Paul Seaman, black as coal, a clever,
civil darkey, but not wanting, especially on such
occasions, in a sufficient sense OF his own conse-
quence.
"The party had been crossing aud recrossng
the loamag breakers of the inlet, pulling IN the
blue fish quite lively, when, during pause ~
the snort, Mr. w ebster and Mr.. l., got into
conversation about the Shinnecock Indians,
remnant Of whom till dwell in the neighbor-
hood Paul, who was eagerly listening, was
evidently bursting with ambition TO take shl-
nnc part along with such Distinguished takers.
He contained himself, however But when
MIR. Webster remarked that those Indians by
this time must be good deal enlightened, Paul
could stand il no longer, but broke in with,-
"Lisbtened, Mister Webster! why, dem fellers
is lust as 'teIigent as YOU and | are ~ Paul,
who is still extant, and one ofthe institutions OF
the place is wont to tell his customers to thlS
day, how he chopped logic with the great states
man, and rarely fails TO nsinuate, with 6ecom-
ing modesty, that he thinks be rather 'hoored
him "-Bosfoa Courier.
rg-They must have had remarkable warm
.,spelP' up in Michigan lately, for we notice 10
"a Detroit paper of a recent date, that woman
was arrested in that city, shaving nothing on
her person but love letter and daguer-
geotyPe."
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1858-02-19
ANLCD0TE OF TRISTRIM BJRGs.ssss;.

Oliver II. Smith, Of Indiana, IN ota Of bls
"reminiscences, published in the Iqdiaaapoiss
Joartai, tells the f9i!owing story
Dos.ns the debate in Congress 90 tie tsrif,
10 1898, an amendment WAS made 10 iucfeas.
he day on u!3iass"s ten ceJ.s per gallon be-
lag al iacrrast ol hundred per crrt., aiyalJ-
rem. It's Object was 10 choke of The northern
mru5gis, aud indirectly te Li. lie bill TIE
moment thp amendment was announced bv the
chairman, ia committee Of The Whole, Mr. Bur-
gasS, Of Rhode Island, arosr and up,orea iar
mover 10 withdraw il. He showed It's Effects
Epon tae trade betNeeB He eastern States and
adjacent islands, in timber aud tie return car
goes Of moIassss, y hich was the daily food oi
TIE poor. His speech vas short ana tothe point.
As he took lis sfal, Henry Daniel, OF Kentucky,
sPra1g to bis feet, aHd rJared out al tie TOP Of
his voice. Mr. Sp-ak-r, let the Constituents oi
TIE gentleman from R5oie Island sop lheir
bread on one side 10 molasses, aud they viii
pay tle same dGties tiey 10 now" Mr. Bart
lets, oi New HampSti3,, remarked TO np: Naw
look out for Tristan, Harry viii catch IT," Hr.
Burgess rose w.tl fire beanin. from his coun-
telauce, ana addresses, lle chail. The relief
proposed by The gentleman from krntucky, is
but aijn5 iosLit to igiarY. Does moi laat
gentleman ka0a dat tsfaeiished ruigs become
>rcoad Ha,Hre, aGa that Il. laws a4r cruel and
oppressive that strike al the innocegt hati,s Of
oI TIE itopis: II illustrate, What would they
linh Of me If | Should oii-r ali ampndmrnt
dat himself aud bis coosituen.s sll3nld have
10 more than FGt oi wbishey for breakfast
instead of a quart? Does he not know that tb,.
disposition Of all animals Faftakcs, ia greater
/ or less degree, Of The lo0d or which they are
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1858-02-19
T0ECHING INCIDENT.

The Buffalo Commerciat says that the Rector
oil ST. Paul's Church, in that city, had reached
the middle of his discourse on Christmas Eve,
when delegate from heathendom came up the
south aisle 1t was young sqUaw, with hall
heathenish, half civilized dress, diminutive
bonnet hanging on the back Of her head by The
strings, and calico shawl ofgay colors wrapped
around her like blanket. She came along
with the slow Indian step until, near the front
Of the church, gentleman gave her seat.
She sat down as if unaccustomed TO cushions,
but maintained her good behavior, except when
the Rector was more than usually emphatic: she
felt called upon Ia express her approval by an
audible s.dai's good :" During the singing of
the closing hymn she stood up with the rest,
evidently much excited, leaning eagerly for
ward her frame quveting with the new emo
ton Of organic music. But after the benedic-
lion, when hr choir performed an anthem, she
rushed out Of the pew into the space before the
chancel, where she stood unconscious OF the
gaze of the congregation, her eyes liked on the
organ, and all the sFangeness OF her position
forgotten in the rush OF sensation produced by
the rich notes OF the organ and the exuiting
chorus of the anthem. Poor child OF the wlids!
drunk with a new emotion, stray lamb from
heathendom, joined unconscloGsly in the wor-
ship OF one who, almost at the antipodeS and
nineteen centuries ago, lay in swaddling clothes
within nanger,
MAKING AN ASSIGNMENT IN Ms York
The Syracuse IN. W Journal tells the follow
ing
A man not thousand miles from Syracuse
having made an assignment some years since,
was called up by NewYork creditor, to whom
be exhibited his books and with whom he pro-
posed to settle at fifty cents on the dollar.
The New-Yo man replied, Chow can you
pay fifty cents on the dollar Your assets will
not pay over forty cents
s.Well, never mind that" says the unfortu-
nate assignee, '.if my assets will not pay the
fifty cents, I will make up the deficiency out of
my own pocket"
GA gentleman in Albany was lying in
bed one morning, when friend stepped 10
and said
'-. breakfast is coming on
Let it come exclaimed P, VITA look
OF defiance I'm not afraid oil it,
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1858-02-19
IIEGs,Ig7QgTlF0lINl 4Nn AII0N-


s=Ts3 came 10 tiIr ground tostther. GrowIiag
horribly close 10 ny ear, he shook me as ter
rier cog dors rat The shock produced stu
par similar TO tbat which seems to be frlt by a
mouse after the first shake 6y cat 1t caused
sort Of ldrtamineSs, in which there was no sense
ofpain nor feeling Of terror, though quite con-
scious of all that uas happening. Il was like
what patients partially under the influence OF
chloroform describe, vino see all the operation,
bot feel not the knife. This Singular condition
I was not The result ofaRy mental process, The
shake anaihiialed fear, and allowed no sense of
horror in looking round at the beast. This pc
cniiar state is probably on all ANIMALS killed by
lhe carnivora and, if so, is merciiul proyis
ION by our benevolent Creator for lessening the
/ pain Of DEATH Besides crushing the bone into
I splnters he left eleven teeth-wounds on the
/ IuppeT part Of my arm. 4 wound from this ami
mails TOOTH resembles gunshot wouLd-it is
generally followed by great deal of sloughing
and discharge, and pains are fit in the part
periodically ever afterwards. had on a tartan
Jacket on the occasion, and ] believe that it
wiped Of all the Yfns from the teeth that pierre
ed The nrsh, for my two companions in this af
| FRAY have both suffered from the peculiar pains,
while ave escaped with cnIy the inconveni-
ence eta false joint in my hmb The man
whose shoulder was wounded showed me bis
wound actually burst forth afresh on the same
month Of tie fo'loWing year. DR.. Livingston.
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1858-02-19

Gz-A few days since, fellow entered one of
the Eew York banks, an marching up 10 ihe
counter, exclaimed, Here I am, want you TO
take fair lock al me Without a word for
ther be strobe out. The next day the same tus-
onler appeared, uttered the same words, and
again disappeared. The third day, at about
The time time, be walked in, and advancing TO
the trIier's desk, threw down draft payable
three days after sight. ''Now,' said he ':you've
seen me three times, want The money for
it,"
There Is a family in Ohio SO law that
it takes two Of them to sneeze, one 10 throw
tie head back and the other 10 make the
noise.
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1858-02-19
4 DROVE OF IRISH BILLS

The following was written half a century age
/ by Sir Boyle Roche, a member of the Irish Par
lament. The. letter was addressed to a friend
IN London, and it is old enough 10 be new 10
nine out of ten readers;
''MY DEAR SIR Having now a little peace
! and quetness, | sit down and inform you ofthe
| dreadful hustle and confusion we are all in from
/ these blood thirsty rebels, most of whom are,
thank God, killed and dispersed. We are in a
pretty mess; can get nothing to eat, nor any
VINE to drink, except whiskey; and when we
st down to dinner we are obliged to keep both
6Qaads armed. While l write hold sword in
each hand and pistol in the other.
1 concluded from the beginning that Ibis
would be the end Of IT, and I see | was right /:
Efor 1t IS not halfo yet. At present there are
such goIngs on that everything is at stand still.
should have answered your letter fortnight
arc, but did not receive ii until this morning.
indeed, scarce mail arrives without being
fooaed. 10 longer ago than yesterday the
coach with the nal from Dublin was robbed
gear this own. The bags had been Left behind
gloF iyar Of accident, and by good luck there was
nobody IN II but twooutside passengers, who
sad nothing for the.liyes TO take. Last Tuesday
aot'ee was given that gang Of rebels was ad-
atcing here under The French standard, bat
itsey had 10 colafs nor any dru,as except bag
liq-s.
Immediately eeery man in tbe place includ-
1sg men, women aad children, ran out TO meet
~eefn. We soon found our force much too little;
were too GEAR TO thak Of retreating. Death
.sas 10 every face but at we went, and began
e pc all ALIKE again. Fortunately the rebels
5ssa no guns 6ui pistols and plies, and az we
sia plenty OF G'uskels and ammunition, We nut
'i{efh ali 70 the sword. Not soul of them es-
csPed, except some that were drowned in the
jacrhl boss, and in a very short time nothing
IS beard bat silence. Their uniforms were all
.ikefeat coiors, but mostly green After the
aston We went TO orummoge a sort Of carnp which
toey had left behind them. All we foaad was
.s~ PiSes without beads paicle Of enptebot-
iesoi water, and bundle OF French commits
eians i'ilrd with Irish names. Troops are now
stationed all around the country, which exactly
s'ltaE,a with my idras. have oaly time TO add |
i+dt am 10 great harry.n
"P ST YOU don't receive this, of course
. aa.'s have n!iscarFied, therefore beg YOU 10
4.ste aad let me know"
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1858-02-19

GA gentleman in Albany was lying il
bed one morning, when a friend stepped IL
and said
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1858-02-19

GT'Among We be it, as The old lady said
when she heaved The meat aye at her children.
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1858-02-19

MAKING AN ASSIGNMENT IN Ne@ York
The Syracuse IN. W Journal tells the follow
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1858-02-19

Let it come exclaimed P, VITA a looE
Of defiance, I'm not afraid OF IT,
New-York daily tribune., 1858-04-01
LAW LlVTELL1GENCE.
ry,rFp STATES CIRCUIT cOURT-M.rch 'l.-EesNs
Judge HALL.

USlTFD STATES CIRCUIT COURT-ANr1h 5l-SefN'
Judge HALL
vor,oy rop IyJrscrIos TO REsTRAIS THE SALE OF
TIE COLLINS STEAMERS DENIED.
II. I,i..d State. a,t Edward X Collins and other'
n,be openi, of the Cour: this morning, the Judge
.,,o5tsh. bod written an opinion denying the motion
Co.. an ;,ction to restrain the sale OF the Collins
o.r.,. Atlantic and Baltic The sale was advertised
49, T,rr.1.v and NJ there is 10 injunction against H.
,uil nrobabiy take place at that time The opinion,
.,.,ns the .rcunis OF the deeicsioD, Will be published
n DAY or two.
nssrRUcIIyG CusroN.IiovsE oFFIsERs
m. United States at Paul Mrstay-re et a.
Connsel for the defendants moved 70 quash the in-
deuert. found sssiu his een on Le oe ,hA tae' -
M Iinius Aw By which they could BE- nfcd b1. tss ;he
~ .Sy a, Ia a civil sct.on % recover $40 p-ua.ty
s..rg the srsuss the Cou; decided that tue inil,
,,osr, .xsirst ihe defendants mus: be sustained
The ca e # Williams convicted Of passing counter
cov cau. ~ mo.ion for arrest Of JGdxnen. upon
~. ;ss iss npaDd, The Jsdse served lis dsc.~a.
NoTnE.-SOtes o. issue for the April term OF the
Iutsd a,. Circuit, Court BE- fled with The Clerk
Ipsrc,on MohasJ. the ith bu: Judge Inse'ol will no; b.
pr,..nt III TUesssy, heoth
COURT or COMMON PLHAs-sptciM TtRv-M-ch 81
Before Jsdss bRiOy.-DECfsipNo
SouJer agt. Sinith.-Mo,ion granted, with)a; costs
Lot.:mev OCT. Kunzse.-Mo.ion granted, CONDITION.
Bowen sgt. cooiwir.-Motion den,ed, with siO
eo-is, % J "" eysn.
sukRoJArE's COURT M,scn a,-Bes're EO~A'0 Z
Wysr.
In u.ml,r crihe s.ts- 0i EiwLi fs,Ji'-
IT,. o. an - p,rcstion - C)n, 81 DN,i nyy... =
s,ys is''t'r,s'tIsS iVr ~ s"l' tebr.'he"
New-York daily tribune., 1858-04-01
MARINE AFFAIRS.
TIfr cTplN.nnEnl

TIE sTgAN-DRrDGE LrvnrHaN.
Messis. Fonda & Lyon exhibited their stsam-dreige
Leviahan yesterday, at the Long Dock, near Jersey
City. to a Commission of United States Naval En-
gineers appointed by the Government " examine and
report upon lis merits The dredge 10 l05 feet long,
34 feet beam. 1t consists of scow, In the center OF
which . wheel 80 feet in diameter revolves Tho
periphery Of this wheel is armed with twelve buckets,
which, each revolution scoop up the mud from tho
bottom of the river, and lift it until blting tnppeI
opens the bottom Of the bucket when it fas into 90
apron, and is discharged into scows slongsde. Ihs
wheel can be raised owered0 feet according 70 tho
depth Of the water without getting out Of gear with the
engine 1t is said that il will excavae, ON the average
5000 cubic yards of mud per day. gentleman who
saw it operate last Fall assured US that then dug
at the rate of ZOO cubic feet per day. The machine
is strong and simple in its construction, and DOT sssy
put out Of ORDER We are informed that the object IN
trying it yesterday to test is sdapsbilty for re-
moving the st. Clair flats and dredgiog tbs mouths
Of the Mississippi The machine dug yester lay ~
cubic yards OF mud in A minutes, a. timed By the
Government officers on board working with ory nine
buckets, three having been previously disabled BY
working among rocks.
FOR EUROPE.
The steamship Arabia, Cspt. Stone, sailed ye-tesday
for Liverpool with 81 passengers, among whom we're
Commander g. j. Prendergsst, U. B. Navy.
SALE OF THE COLLINS STEAMERS.
Tie steamers Of the Collins ue will be sold to-day By
the Sheriff. at the Collins dock, foot Of Canal street. s
Igl o'clock
New-York daily tribune., 1858-04-01
FIRES.

FIRE ~ HOUSTON sTREEr.
The alarm Of fire shout O'Clock on TussdAy night
was caused by the ignition Of lot Of hams in tbs
smokehouse OF Charles Beck No. &6 Houston street.
Damage about so Insured for 81 900 in the ClIsns
Insurance Company.
FIRE IN EIGHTYTHIRD srRErr
The frame stable in Egbty.third street, boar the
Tebth avenue, destroyed by tire On Tuesday night ss
mentioned in yesterdays TRIsvsr. was owned BY NJ.
John Egbert. Tie FIRE was caused by the sccdsnt,l
upeetting of camphene lamp, MI. Egbers es,ng u
buldirg adjoining, owned and occupied By Frederick
Austin a. skwes,iBg snd tassel factory, took hfe,
and before the flames could be extoguisbed the pre- n
aes and stock were damaged 10 the amount OF eocu'
800 insured on building, s0o, in the Greenwich i"'
suIance Company
FIRE IS EAST FiFTEESrB .rhEH'
Yesterday mcrring between and oe,ocs ire
broke ont 10 the shapty occupied - stable oy VIM
Menrme. al No 900 East Fifteenth street thence ei
tending 10 two other stables sdjoinng, Gi OF wncn
were DESTROYED. together with three vsluAess goats
I, il .nynosed that the FIRE was toe WORK OF dessn-
LOIS about 500. s,,,vr
rIpr IN IAsT TwESrY'FF1H srktEr' .
A., 81 o'clock Yesterday morning, . sheesy occ 1ped
.,sbis by Mr. Gallagher at No. l64 Eas, Ssnty-
srS strset, wss destroyed by fire. Damage ~" D"
;r.urarCe.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-04-01
Ntm:Tork Dailp Gribn,u
BROOKLIN ITEMS.

ARRAIevNINr oE PRIsoSTRs.-P6,rick Ls'ley,
George Megshey and joseph j. Mellon, indicted for
the murder Of George II. Simonson, the lih Of
February last, broush. before the Cour OF Oyer
a. Terminer yesterday for srrsgnment. The counsel
they bad engaged not being present, they were re-
manded 70 jail withou; being required t, plead. Cars
topher Reynolds indicted FOR The murder Of MS brother
Dennis Reynolds, on the l1th Of March as, was ar
raigred, and pleaded no: guilty. Jacob Gamer, who
sards indicted for in the first degree. on the
sharge of setting fire to occupied house the night
the Goth Of Janusy last, pesded 10, guilty. The
prisoners were then conducted back to jail 10 avs.
their trials which viii he commenced on the 26th inst.
The reccgnizances Of Stephen Wilkes, indicted for
grand larceny, were forfeited, he no. sppeNng.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-04-01
NEW-JERSEY ITEMS.

Ntu Ov.,prs LINE BErwEhs OR.SGE ASD NV.
AHx.-TLis morning the cit zens OF North Orange,
n. j., who have rebelIed sganst the Monl' and
Essex Railroad fer advancing the rates Of fare, start
Lew omnibus ue at the low fare Of ten cents between
Newark and Orange, that will connect with hains'fo
New.YoIk on the New-Jersey Railroad. We are a.
sured the. they intend 10 mako the accom- nodsti'n
.ueh a. viii meet the wants Of the public.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-04-01

CUARGF OF EMBEZZIFMEST.-On tuesday evening
Abraham Moch edDg in Bushvk avenue sag stree
rnse complaint before Ju. fe s-sGs: Henry Eschof io
having on the 2h March dead.d him out Of - under the
wing circumstances On the sch, Hoch agreed to fc.e
,.y cws of Eshon and sgreed 10 bin the sum Of o'
To md ,h. basain paid go which received By Es
cboa The tnius to Dr. eyered on the th wnch t'
basrc- o tie Iurets'- mn-y was to b. pad ffes2us :, ne
sDd iused 10 reurn the go deposited with hun Hence ne
action On the d.ndsnt being brought be. N" Jns He
sed 10 sye up the 90 which b-ias received toe Complaint
New-York daily tribune., 1858-04-01

TEouBLE AyosG IHE DFsocRAcY.-The delegates
who were rejected by the Democratic City Convention
on Monday, organized Convention OF their own on
he succeeding day a, Weber's Hotel in Hudson ave-
nue. where they nominated another city ticket as FOL-
ows: Auditor, Francis A. Jackson City Treasurer,
John S. Mackay; Controller, William I. Mills; Ja'-
tce 4th District, Robert w Allen. The latter subse-
oueIty declined This makes two Democratic tickets
in the field.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-04-01

CANDS' SARSAPARlI.LA.-h this season OF
- the year every would feel benefit from this purifying
,dus tonic property strengthens ae digestion and i'm
proy.. the sp,e aersc tendency aries Oh The accunu
aor If morbid matter and s snsep Influence neu,rahIes
the virtue by which die IL 'ost'red. ~ ,
tul u.stN N Y,
New-York daily tribune., 1858-04-01

The REPUBIIcAS GENERAL CoNNrrrEE.-Ihe Re-
publican General Committee of Kings County passed
res, luton at their lsst meeting recommending Col.
jesse C. Smith for the Office of Police Commissioner
in place Of j. s. I. Strat ahan eel, whose term is
about 10 expire
New-York daily tribune., 1858-04-01

BFATISG MS NoTHER.-Oflcer Kenny arreste
Jsme. Parr. ls,r pt beating his motde, H turned uo
hs fbcer and b. at him. The hicer recoysr. hire stc
him down with cl r. and sslAnt.d hun 70 the Thfd d.
trct Station. Hou e. lie was te,d 70 answer.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-04-01


,useYee Of ea,e ey ;he new o.c-ss ~ithJo .hs knife
,ud Her Di.ssses" and Practical tIesse the More Oh
eue Dsesfes of tie Sexual ssm' dsyfes h- senaou
esiyy Office and % Ope'ive Surgery Every
,s Pie Prosp.us, Fissure urd.rsiea warmed s
cessfuL
Ofce lour. from to g. AID TO evenings D. D's resi-
dapre No. ~ Sh A. s other bouYs BE- 10 ais pyt.e
boti where every coufoI; Of domestic NJ provided fr
VINO require Surgical o2srsons PFo.'nst i'ete
E.YkERR OsrlcE GsSss.L suPr..}
NswYoSs, Jlne IL.
ypw.sD r. GiaoS NJ. D., Editor Of The ), Ap-l:
Drla sg: Permit my thanks 'or TIE
thorough the most annoying arc.on with vht.n an
,ye man ca.ld e barIs.ssd yiz Pes bad felt for many
wears their aGus nursns and three since
tfai.d upon BY 'he old .thod OF sa1rc and DcoL THIS
bw.v.r ouy Afforded temporary relief The violence OF me
d.. increased such extent that became evident; tha
u. .f.r rshvcd stNJn .e Aydu duties OF
i,.ton FortuBa,ey in q CT doubt yielded % my
rt,o,v 10 arm method sdyd ~ ycu TO ers3a,e the
wihou operation hai been convinced OF is i'm
n -l;s nv many trials Of remedies. and not yolr po
ton EDITOR Of ,urna vhoss candid teachings bad for
a., am convinced by thorough and oomp.e reno-
y..ion OF constitution that BY your method comparatively
raj, les AID wh bu; te 10 d.ieuii N from o. ''nes' 'he
not n.c,ay Of this disess. msy b. removed
ycrrnt,J,tt..1ysu. ID. {. Mc ccALLuM
,La.e ActIsry OF IL Eric Rllrosl)
Dr. u. reftfst0-
n q BsAp, ORD. Cashier Bowers Bark,
n FORD. e.q. s.orsgc Brooklyn. l. J.,
N,Vscl B,RNErT Alciionser New Or.fsur,
} z. HAYS Harner. HsysA % Br"Ehian-st, y. l.,
Jom> LNN. ESQ, Newton, n. J., 80 ~
and nunb.ro paeIts every pat OF TIE trlu h OF
whom have been peInau n'y clTd By s process dar4s ne
paet 81
New-York daily tribune., 1858-04-01
BE UTIF U l. d Z a
nICBLY GLOSSY HAIk
CoHpLlTgLy Payssh'ho
To- CHE GREATEST AGE

Ane vho rs..h Gny would ros have rs%'e a, rpa5Iyd
.ri or Bald b.. wood hy,e the rowh rss.or-d o1LsS
~t tsndrrf ard hrs, but would hsve rrns.' ~ vod B.
wh ScoiaA Scah Head, ether eTuPons III !. rIrd
surd with SICK Ia sd. be tSeuraiSis o.' va ..n Prot
I: vi s.so remove ell Pimpes fvu thc ne e. tsr,.,sI
WOODS HAIR RESTORATIVE viii do a' ''HA "
s1e The follow ing: ..,,o, NV I2A
Pro- a. J. woor-p~ar Sir: have beard u. -, 80 hssn
ondeTfsl sfots II yoar HaIr Rts.oraute, e H. "a
ot.n eh,sd by oratesy aud qsa,k aos'in ca1sr,
5sls.ed TO your Restorative !, ~. r,u- i,.s
d he iio a.snd anl loudly ,rmPostu .;rc. vh-o
uri met you ia Cou0y Sois S o n yosr
,ou ss,- .och sssarsno- ss ini~sS -. h.iS a.d
f.ssosiiy. my jsuy-6Ts, 6y ~ s'' VIZ, ,ban.ns nc
,ery and entirely Willy ara 1, =, iL1 orzin
yorr bottles hes hsr ss.'sa hJ,n. ,...,tu
b~.tf bosn co ard rad ;hcirned ana !. On ne
sri .isy .r.r AID .Y;rsly tie Be ~ b.,, BE-,
~ ,f nry bec.a 80 ol b. sDjiyl ~ -'s ND Oh-,,
go # s upo1 ni. La 9Th N. h.r.
Fr, iy ,o, fri.n'. ere r,irt your r. =, %
,e. .r.cis ue er,lore siep i'm iio "a Ssn srd 40
4. rb.-,r,r nj tslus ..e ,Lirsy rer"'e hv IN .ho
:, II ,otis Nv AID conf irni Sly fo-tir ~ a.
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srt...s 80 ;, or,s,ra cor ard eeai'y mo - ~
go :. "a, III L.,- tl.i- hair besidil sl1 e''''J'
V.ry tr-iy .rd gratefully y2ssi,si o..ru VAIN
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New-York daily tribune., 1858-04-01

RoBBTp.-Tle house. Of Thomas Mugore. In Ross
..f d, Lee ivenne, entered TussIay night ant
robbed of ,iyes watch and plate valued o. 800
New-York daily tribune., 1858-04-01

Mr. Mcdonald was declared unanimously nominated,
and slight discussion ensued a. to the practcao'iy
Of nc mnatiug financial officers. IL was held on one
side that the law directing the election Of those officers
would not pass he Legislature, and if did, the pres
ent iucunbsnts could be nouinasd en- ehor. nc.ce.
On the other bard it was urged that it could do no
injury TO the nominees even if the law did not pass
1t was finally decided not to nominate, and the Con-
yenoa adjourned subject to the call Of the Chairman