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New-York daily tribune., 1858-08-04

r Etsksss -ia4- tss..J isJi ~ss t,s s-f'''s -
ID, sivs a a. ,sg = .rv'-s srt SOL -. u
,nty 4 s.t ccr s.-. 5 .h tnss so. sf ta7 @ .'l
H. . 80 ssvy {, ~ C! To- The rsts tsns li -
u c,r1p Al. Ds ) y . i-8
,us' sew Il " yAH PIE ffr-f ~ f~cT
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nor SAVANNAH AND FLORIDA.-U. S.

HNOR SAVANNAH AND FLUhIDA.-V. y.
E MAIL LlNE-The favosi,e s'esmship FLORIDA Geo:
I,sse Cos en- viii ksve SATURDAY, August ocict
M sem Pr No Moth River Cabin psssas~ 10 Savannah
fhioush tickets ssen Moui somery Conubls Atlanta
A5v, q Morn Bl of sdiss ssasd only on bssrd fIf
"'s" No IS Broadway.
.su, 70 os Fteds connect, SsvsssaA ssviss evey Mon
AZ Ncdsssisy and i;sy
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4 a. s.- 80. lfsm tII.s . iasg "a,
70 rcrn e .r' ekosf 'is 6fy ssi is' = w.. s,ssI
efs.s- cIs isf 4 slch a o.. tul6st sall !. 80
sfotrsst .
Ih,. ,lc il., C'fpor.'.-1 rn,y s-ssrl - C,,-..
a. ...r ty s-gs .tr-x .f "a cf t-rf ~
q, s.rual 90 ti- q ~ Scc..s ~
- n utc rc.u- Ia sry WA f. 'rtts 0ea g. rb-t -
rets.so escei '-s Ia. 'Asi- hc,s l.. ,ls -, :
< .sirglf lr :. oeiT. sss
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UaiG Gxrf.

IRE. J. LOWENTHALs WATEE-CCIE aod
IL GVooAHrx-Bevsn Hstt,. H4wJe.'eyi tee uinHe'
f sitrsr tie Hon tr or Jersey City f-ry By sla sS
MOUNT PROSPECT WATER-CURE. Bins
Vl barton n T.. 2S miles frcn the city By T. Ems
Rarosd natural loeson sl.pss.ed beauty bJ 10 os<s
J. III NORTH 4 D or MARfaA HaINCH. N D.
T1UF SARATOGA WATER CURE is the
o.. vh,te iry.ids 70 10 resa.n health. AID wa-e the
usry 20 20 nom hsiI lsb0s Lass .ni airy rooms are
fo,nd here AZ cd gi do FOOD to rec upoG
Addiru n BEDORTHA h. ss'sofs Sennt> n I.
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THE REGULAR MAIL LINE via sTONIN0

l. TON, for BOSTON and PROVlDENcE-InlAnd route
he shortest and mod direct, carrying the Easter Mail
TIE steamer. PL7houTh ROCK, Capt Joel Stone and .
Vanderbilt, Capt w. II. frss~e In connection vis In
sTONINGTON and PROVIDENCE and BOSTON ana PROVE
oENCE RAlLk0ADs is.yiss New,Yo s.iIy CsuDa.y.
vsce, O'clock m and stonineon at $50 m. OF On -
usyal a the mail train which iesyes Boston q; 80
The G. VANDERBILT from New rork Monday Wednesdna
d fnjsy om ssonnson Tuesday fhursdsy and Saturday
The PLYMOUTH ROCK. from New York rue:d,y, fhsrsds,
proceed from StonnsoC srcsd 70 Povidsros
and sc.ton In the Express AE Tia reshins sid pes n -
Of cse By cher and ir ample ms r I'll ssy
morning pss eonucts North and East Passengers that pre
remain on board TIE H~s~s enjoy nights re: undisturbsA
cskfsst desired and leave 6touinston In the trsi1
Hpnccss a Providence with the Has tNil for 6cston
baggage accompanies the esmsf aas In throash
och way
Tsr passage bertha ffht apply bosd -
samsr OF ~ tie Freight Omos Pier No Hosth River o. q
he OF &C No. 10 Battery plsc~
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DEGULAR MAIL LINE for BOSTON anl
~ PROVIDENCE, Vie srONIN0fON OF LHAv-
mo CHANGED 70 2 m--0n and ater TUESDAY, June l.
he 6esnsss PLYhOUfH ROCK end C. vANDERBILf =
Tits line Wh leave Pier No. Moth River vhArf sAuSs
Ssr~sv psoe daily ez ~Pt ssnAayA u inss.sd II n
Orc Nc 10 SsessrI p.acs
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DEM yANIA ROAD.
EHr aRrAI CENYKAL kOuTE

n. Psuas,lvaais R.fruaa connects rssbarh VII -
~ !. - Tm Al Loua No. Atom 0aeaa md chicaso m
S.hf,t Lsxtnron and Louisville. Ky fes Hsuts, Hadua
rS,.tss IA Isdlansposs Ind Cnctnnau Dayton Spnse
IN ensxctsine 6ssdusky roie4o, CievsianA Columhn4
I,;Is NsssIon and woos.es Ohoi also With the
scSss bocss om sad 70 Nsv 0ssas - Lou Leosvins -
1SossS aol..s s he Ess ssn bs AsA my u sAs sSo7ss
Seosd PLACES In The WeH
~snA-s.Si. ,s.se between The EAA cd WeA
1ION NEW-YORK 10 CINCINNATI IN N HOUA
SS01 ETE7ORK TO CHICAGO In HOURA
S00N EEWHoRK 10 - LOUIS ID = H0UoA
gsrs = loy = saI e;Ass sossH q -. -,
sosS TxAets o. fanses t4ssnsaoa. nsy ~ - q ~
~ Aau Hcsss. oess4vS1.
I-z.ry L loa - HlLl0Ex. ~
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G.eumbcats ann Railroads.
TT,HE LAST RAILROAD DI5ASTER.-A

gT,HE LAST RAILROAD DISASTER.-An-
oss, Of hs.e periodical dsser, tina, ftsqa.n iy Occur
4, ssr the eot6,snoe Of the travelling pubic sat Keep hone
H s' S... b.: I e. seysf s5 s. 5 sisa, s
doi,sd q a, SS .s.o 'aJ s5s Or. 10 10
.sr them 1t hardly possible for any ro.a % es rao without
~. 80 ~ s s @.s a, s tiny.
40 snsns Whist hte . I tia, s TO .dao. to the
CONTROL. OF THE TRAIN
a, all tin as d.y nsh when 10 vho.e and oonpse OF
..s. S'..s. IL sHa e.s % .ee,den VIVA: was hurled
Hsyen tain 10 iie yswnDs bridge ct No.w.k1 What
s %t. "D ". III t . sasse@ the the -.
tt. eubsnin.nt q saia Hollow What wm sa., impse!
ibs est Of ss bridge And nl.hi through
whole o'''' end n i1iS1s NJ fp"' be- the
fssful destction Nus. they hereore .od
:SossS %sD ss .nd Te.ss these dsassr sad ar.
for them Reckless hu.Idous and dare devil men close the
ss We have net % r tie money sDd bs. ve ba
:u SSs sns .as 70 "s .o We sSo
Rsosd Ooes ought to feel thei, duty and e:pOnae more
.se ,ns1 ' G,see ''. and 80 such responsibility fearful a,.
RaDrOed Officers there /. not company sn3ns yu & 9a'
Ss is '.PdDt .5d a,bey G sSI ia o. md
rstoo bsss work and polished iron, tc al OF which rsh
but vince , c9 yoY 9d9I .a sps Which yo vpa nn
justified In sgscns than in the omission Of tbs most per
OF security,
provensnt srre<ng the momentum OF trains In times o
dsIser made and sold BY undertake 70 say wi 90 more
prevent mitigate accidents than device ever We
have We, the first rsrosd master who does
his unqualified approval 1t $50 extremely simple 10
oonsIucon powerful in application that its ADVANTAGES only
known 10 be has lresdy gons into
Of the best managed res ana ordered oy
severs Others
II is now being ,od at fourth its value an induceuen
for s speedy introduction Favorable Of payment ALEC
10 those need and fisk Of eXpense
;noud BY sDy comp:Dy Referee. gwen 20 some o sas
every sale Had this beer used the
tire tie NoYvsk Burlington Shin Hollow d,ast-rs would
have been Price Of these Machines all5 eah For
urher particulars, address WIN q CREAMER, Sec,
No. 81 Pine 81 New York.
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CIEAM to ALL PARTS Of GREAT BRITAIN,
~ x.sC AWAY I..lara-TGE auQRI.,ST SEA PAS

~ via GALWAY. I'sAne-TgE SHORTEST SEA PAS
SAGE Between AAEalCA aud EURoPE.-rhi' hIe is
composed q powerful pstd~ wnee steamship OF which be
AFRICAN EMPIRE. PRINCE ALsERr aud the IN0lAN
khflRx running. The next departure from Nes
Yos TO be followed BY other. Of the ina 40 every
weei,, will b. the PRINCE ALBERT SATURDAY. Aas 81,
difrct for Galway.
Ps,ses gers vii free ck. BY the nsrl ,f0sa ut's
fou 0sway a,N 4 the pin irs cities o Gesi Britain.
Trx - Sc ond Class. $50 Third Glass;. So
liberal cabin tsbe will BE- provided and cooked provisions
Sor third -cisss Pcs seps-rs 10 Gasay
Tx passage, freight and other psrdculsrs spply 70
WM A. SALE Co. No ~ south o..
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DHEUMATISM and GOUT TANNIHlLAIED.-
IN hTAD AND BE RESTORED re AFFLICTED ST
CATHARlNES MINERAL WATER, from toe Ar.esiA1 Wei,
s. Cs'tains Cslats Wee, Ia is ns.urs sse sue cuis
Digestive and UdEGy Orssns Liver Comp'sn Dseaes p-cu
lar to Women, sad . General Purifier Of the Blood
celebrated ,s rs.fa state hon tae SPiios
ne.he coLcens,sd article that las been cold or sone ane
past. ,,
Tie fovir certificates few Of tae wonderful csres per
formed By within the year and coming from seae
vel Known. d,es.s them from al qusekery;
Prom Gsn Webb Edi.or Of the Colrie, and EnqIirss.
EEw-YoRS, May 81 1855.
C. L. M,rHEs esq-Deu Sir: Il IL q1ite unnecessary for
es,ye ea.cs Of the Water Of 81, CshaInes Well, Canada
Wes You vii fad al you ce,re in the uun' OF TIE Courier
and ENQUIRER have repeatedly expressed conviction both
m personal experience sad observaon tbs. in most OF
Rh-u Dam Rheumatic Gout and Neursss they viii hna
specific.
altogether the most eNtrbdnsy Ia helr
beuecisl ha have under my obser,s.ion
The testimony rferet % 10 the vsGAbe o. no.
sy1u benefit fr nd but published for tee good Of the public
and 10 hope Ci bensflips the afflicted - -
NV. .YosX, M.y ts, 1853.
c. L. MlrHER-Desr Sir: For ithsmm.ory rheumatism
have used Ws.er from Artesn Well . St Cs'hsrine
Cauaes West which you aud hnd 1t In hs highest de-
.hicacious.
The water nom the well in ito nsufs state without being
ed % SI " my opinion" EDss & & FORREST
Iii. put up in quart PIN, bottles and b, sent 20
part wcrd and had in any quantity by sppaion
B. C. L MATHER Sole Agent, Astor Hou'-. New fork
NO MORE SHAKlNG.-Ite OLIVE FEVER
IN and AGUE PILLS wi, In one weeks time the wors
fever aud that exists, matte you had zen
successive They es from Qninne s5 sa dele
teiious drugs harmless In their stu and win leave NE 's'm
Pos sac At the principal Drug Stores Proe 81.
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n bIEAMSTIIFS, betWten NtN-1UKk,
TON HAVRE and BREMEN, viii sail 40 follows, csnyus
the United States Mails:
NtwYork for Southampton From H.vre aud South.
and Hsyie. suptsn for N York.
yANpYRBILT SATURDAY Aug. ltWedeesdsy Sept
NORTH STAR Saturday Sept Wedps ssday Sept ~
Hsv aud
amp, r Hasre ard Bremen Southampton. for Ne~loTk
NORM LlGuT. sa,, Avg 7ISatardsy, Sept Ned Sep
Tse,. sesohips have wsertsht eomp1tmeut. ard carry
able suiS ~
Poe Of passage per v.pdeiht-Fst csbiD, 800 and 81
con5 cabin SEQ and per North Star N,rhen Lshi snd
As-fiist cabin $50 second cabin go .hiEd cabin, 81
CertihcAt<s issG. for passage flou Europe.
Specie dellverd In London ard Pa,le
D. TORRANCE, AscLt, Nc Bow .trg Gt,en N. Y.
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TOR TEE WHITE no IN IAiNo
l. S'RECT.
sCsr co.f0eTAsLE AID EXPEDITIONS ROUTE
rHPOU6s N EiGHTEEN HOURS
VA
NoRurcg AsD WORCESTER LINE.

VI. r-v a.. sp,-odi. e..,res, COMMONWEALTH C'pS
=. " WcisnI al CONNECTICUT, csP. We We'll
fiu s.y Inc lssyuy PEI 10 e. Sorth River 6o< oi O'''
ie i.s. ats o'clocs p Il fr ths wEIRS PLfMoUrh'
WELLS RIVER .at LITILEroS las-r'sc.ias with i1s :"
roa, stage Tx 70: TO- pop1u h2us-s hrO sho tae
p, fur.ss- lrfor1ssor. 1ie.. kc-, ifl1'e s. MAJ"
TlH Assn. ou The wssh en- board the boss
LAKE PERIOR E.-l7o3'
~ p,... ..,-... fiEis Dzraolr .aa surrlos
II. sni sys.a!A lovcss.ur .se.msT ,, cIIY S Es
CLEVELAND, J. NJ L-uiy, hss.-ti lLLihois joan ."
ssr, hastsfi
rHCRsOAY, April Il AOHDAfl Apr ~
MONDAY, Nays. THURSDAY. Aerl p.
MospAY, Nay 4 fHuRSpAY. Ny 50.
HohDAY Jnns IA THURSDAY Jun.h.
THURSDAY. Juaea. M0NDAY, June II
MONDAY JulJ5 THURSDAY JaIL
T5sb;1A} E5sps9 }s5 5as'' sasRsSif n9sRAsi }3g
fHuRspiY. laTs.s. MONDAY, Aa,ai
MONDAY, ArsaT 10. THURSDAY AaIa. II
THURSDAY. Aux7ts. nOkDAY, kas1e
MONDAY, S-ptsmbr6. IhJksCAr eeSsme,s
SHURsDAY. s~p.emo.r n MONDAY, segensei d
MONDAY. September 2. Thu ksDAI Sspte1os' Sc
noSDAY. October ~ THURSDAY Oeobesl II
THURSDAY, Ootober %. nONDAT, Oc.9oef y
MONDAY November 9. fHCRSDAI. noTenoete
'Ae' IsoN CIR, ] U Turner. n.6s.
MINEaAL ROCK. J. SJis' n.s.'.
haxins ree Soss leaving CevelAod every week through
The steamer, max. the round .h, in .ss days Rooms
'A' u ''' -''' HUSSEY 4 NcBarpE,
Forwarding and CommiAsioa Asfchsnts,
NB-Mxi al P,cl.sss "CAre Of Hassey Mcshds Clsvs-
land, Ohio"
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n.rw'11ork Dailp Glibu,p
SCWATiTIC Uncertainties AN
EXPERIMENTS.

In The July runst- Of tie LO-'ou pa.lo.Oo;..
Msesyre. two srticl.s sppeN giving .hs rc,, !,
ps.i,e ' ews Of tie conduct Of ths electro Az.
in the ocesu. Both views are ds--s,r.
us.stms.;cly. b. impesirs arrays Of dsur., ..I
q. 8 - ss 81,
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Sales bn Anftion.

l. n erswfs Asc1rSs-i.
DIR BANGS, BR0THEE r. Co.-irsde-Hss
~ 1oons no. IS PAIt row.
OlL PAINTINGS at ACCllON.-2OO cnoce
80 x,y.le on pslniise. % ou'ee iu Eo' ss aet
o. Au,;ior THIS MORNING. - ~ ococf a. th, ,.g,.
Sls,roonn Ne z3 BfoIdwsy lopP,.te s,,rsisl osr
ere i,i',t o attend this i,t JOHN LAN ioOn h--
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NNRAVLERS leaving the city should procure the
Il last edition Of APPLEfON'S RAILWAY GUIDE It
contains Through Rouses Time Tables Of all the Railroads.
Genera he Ross sota operation sixty Maps &c.
Tourists Guide to the Watering Places snd thousand cbe
items Of information for the traveller Price % csntG
ID. APPLETON Co., PGblshsrs,
Eos SIG and Si5 BrosdWsy.
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EOR BOSTON and PROVIDENCE via NEW
Il PORT and FALL RIvER-Ths splendid sod s1pshot
steamer METROPOLIS Cap. Brown, leaves New Yott evsfy
Ipd ire EMPIRE STATE Capt Bnytou. on MONDAY, WE'D
ETpD DAY and FRIDAY, s O'Clock m from Pier No n 4
Hereafter win Be regarded 1rsd 10 any sSpu
sant until the shall have teen paid hf.
Freight Boston 10 Forwarded through with es 6spstca 81
% Express Freight fr.n.
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0opartnersbip Notices.

DISSOLUTION.-Tb firm of w. & G. OAK
LEY o. dissolved the 18th inst by the death Of
THOMAS C. OAKLEY Either Of the srgiying partners VIII
sSn IA liquidation. WILLIAM OAhLEI'
EewY6ik, July 81. lSa GILBERT OAkLEf.
EOTICE-Tbe FLOUR and COMMISSION BUSINESS.
formerly carried on by w O. OAKLEY Co. will be con
t1uee heretofore No l9 "est ~ the uooefnfeH M ."
bis WILLIAM OAhLLi'
New Yofk, A1s. 2 1883
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OrrIcx Nnw.YosK AID Esis RAILROAD Co,
NewYork. June IL, 1853
NETWORK AND ERIE RAILROAD.-The
IN New Eie Rirosd Company have earnestly
Seavored during the past months establish and maintain
.as s & q .sS % ss. b s q H.Ss % ,:
In th. and bevins II to be n9sou and improper to niu;
:nss 6 so y oco isf .uc or q % o u:
company rather than r'o such h,ve 70
Setw.en New. .Yori and Duniiri
ies.esn Ne~-YoIi and N.s.r, Fails, sa.p-n.on
"'''' "'''''''''''CiiHH CHiIIEG NOLAN i,,.id..L
NEW-JERSEY RAILROAD-For PHlLA-
.na i1a -. iaa
and .nds m .ie ss fhroash Ticket. 'sd oI cheiausa
ssiS: A ''s " wooDRurF, X.i..sa. = sap.fa.sod.n..
checked deco uSs.s. in ADVANCE otG. time Of f.svn
NEW-YORK and NEW-HAvEN RAILROAD
~ 1885, sUMAER ARRANGEMENT 1858
Commencing MAY ST. lsss.
Passenger Station IN NewYort corner Thst snd tthsv;
'0''''' On 1"i,iil Trains LEAVE NEw-Yokk.
:3s E p0f Ed;Pss s6s ss s.,, s : as5
we.PCr, ,a s SIS .,s .Is Esp RI For Es6rSl
Stanford ssr ps,; T,i RS SO = .sd 80, $50
H''' 80 o. co coSNEcrINe me TRAINS
For Boston, . m lex +1 m. teAl For Hartford sna
Railroad Montreal . (eI bOr Canal karcet 70 North
rnpou - NJ: leI and ls:S m For New Haven and
New London Railroad, IN and ~ For H0qss'onio
Railroad 4 4:2S u. For Eaufstuck RslroAd,
l2:4s S:45 III. Bos Danbury sndNoIwsh Railroad
l:sop M. JAMES II. HOYr. Superintendent
DENNS VANIA RAILROAD
II fhe GREAT CENTRAL ROUTE, connecting the Atlantic
es With Wessrr North Western ard South Western S,aes
by rr tnuous Rlwsy direct This Rosd connects st
Pt.burh with daily ne Of sts:me, 70 al ps on The we:
All ports be North Western Lshes-makins the rnos det,
chesy and reliable route BY which FREl3af Dc Forwarded
10 and fiom the Greet West. -
RATS BETWEEN PHILADELPHIA snd PITTSBURGH.
BRsr Boots Shoes h.s and Cap, boot oents|
boIs, ard bslesl Feathers Furs kc.:...........:)
ToSin. lin or.nsi b.ie Drurs lin c.,ssl Had soc-nrP
ware Lesthsr lin rolls or boxesl Woo! and sasep i"p
Pelis, Eas.wad sc........... ...........:.'......"
SHIkp C5Ass.AsT s'.s Ii,s dna.s va ..s eo-n,sF
Hemp Bacon and fas ,,tee Go.,. % n ,sah JOB
YcuKrH Glass Coffee, Fish, BScap, Beef and
Perk lin casks or Eas;wl:el Lni and LAID cents
Oh Nails soda Ash Gvrnan Clay Tai, Pitch lDD.
Rain. kc........................ ...............J
FIov.- y bbl until further notice.
GK,lx- y leo n until hrtber notice.
CoTTox-- bale Dot exceeding so WEIGHT antl further
4. shipping goods ur Pot ssst OF Phsaspsa Be- p.r
nculsr to mAk psksee Via P-nnsyv Railroad Ar
oOds conssr-d the Agents OF this kost Psiadepas
VREIeHr AGENTS Harris, Wormey Co, Memphis fe.a
ssss Co. 81. Louis, @. 0Rsily Co.. Evsnsvilk,
nd Dumespi Bell Co, Md Cater Jewet Louisville,
hsSIsM Ns inS Co tI.~a e. oS sS9
frseh Co No n Klby Bos.on: Lerch Co, No Asos
Hsn.s E,vYorh and No. South William s. NewYort; T.
J. sneeirr Phisd.phis AAsrsv KOOn' sItiino.; D. A
4. f. HotsroN esnerL lrvish At.a. PAn.ArlpA..
r 4. SCOTT, Superintendent; Altoona Pa
Apra l. iss.
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me0ical.
ARNICA LININENT cul
DURDSALL's

~ so,~s srd ulc-s
BuHbsALLs ARNiCA LiSINEST c.res Rheanatim
BuRD5AILS ARElCA LlNlMENI care, A ,be, ani rs1A
BURDsALLS ARSiCA LISIaESr for Buns sad Sea ds
BURDsALLs ARNICA LINIMENT fOt Horse, and Cait4s.
ARNlCA the sns and soothing pover,
bC2DSAILS AaNfCA LlNIxENr is uisde bT comb.ctnE
Arlcs with mot h-sps snt p-netrsrg vegetable OF r
the Of srd bess, t "a vncGt eq1a Dept NO Si
B..kusss. N. Y
New-York daily tribune., 1858-08-04

NyEW-YORK AND ERIE RAILROAD.-On
IN and ses MONDAY May TO- 1883 aud until f1rthsr notice
Trains v Pier foot of Dusne ~ - follows W.
DUNKlRK EXPRESS . for Dvnkirk and principe IN
NAIL TRAIN ats m for Dunii spd Buffalo and inesme
dat@ 6tsioTs
ROCKLAND PASSENGER q. p m, from foo. Chambers It,,
via Piemont for Suferns and inteiu'edia'e stations
intermediate Stations.
NIGHT EXPREsS q, S p m, Tor Dunkrt and Buffalo.
The above Trains daily, Sunday excepted
These EIpres Trains 8, Elmrs with the Elnin
CsuN aud Eisgars Pss Ralrosi for Niagara Falls At
Bnshamon the S. and BnEhsmo1 Railroad Ter
syrscufe Coming with the Bufso Conipg snd NewYors
Ls snd westen Railroad foI Scranton Ho'nsi'
Vile with tie Buffalo and New Yok City Railroad for Buffalo
A. BuaAo Dunkk with the Lake Shore Railroad fof Cleveland
Cincinnati. Toledo Detroit, CHICAGO, &C.
B. =. HEADLEY, Asslstsnt President
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I TYTRPOOL, NEW YORK and rLIILA-

VIDFIPHIA STEAMSHIP
,tueo and fat screw steamship NGO will tate the place OF
Tie City of Baltimore, and wild sail on TIN ksOAf AaCa'
2h inst, al noop tom Pier No A. North River The sc'
ou ,n tAon Cabin and 3d cav unequaed by
.c,,w steamer soa Passengers will DO well 10 secure
bsihs csuy Cabin passage 87j SeeTsse through 10 Liver
pcoi London, Glasgow. and al Parts OF Ireland
JOHN o. DALE. Head Agent,
No Is BT1atwAy.
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Jnsnrante Companies.

T. l Z ] \ s = III x A
rur .opru .WtatcIN FIRE INSURANCE COM
pAkY ar" % prep.,d to IssUE POLICIES on BUILDINoS
Mvscu.NnIsy- HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE and o.hs'
PERSONAL PoRPERTY. q. reduction IRON the rfs' e''a'
E,t~e b, the Board ofFie i''lranoe I0np.A's'
oae. Nc WALI-Sr, opposite Ssvs.
JAMES W. OTIS, President
W BIErcKEE Secretary.
IoIx 81
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~ DELPHIA and the SOUTH and WEST, via JERSEY
CIfY-Ma and Express lines leave New York st and II
and IS fhioush Tickets sold for Chciansu
and the Wet ard for Baltimore Wsshnstoe, Norfolk he and
through basgsse checked 20 Washington in and
trains. J. w. WOODBURY., Assis.srt Superintendent
No bassase will be received for any uuess delivered and
ffeen minutes advance the eavins
New-York daily tribune., 1858-08-04

LNLUSHING RAILKOAD-Leaves FUTON MBt
ket Wharf By steamer IOLAs :S 7Se and 10 "a
l. and m fhe leave Flushing L. L. at o+6, and
q m and l. and meeting and exchanging passenseu
b tbr hoat At Hunter Point Throush In 50 inutes Yass
rs ceutl WA. N. SMITH, Rece'vss.
B-Pic Nc and Exc1on parties taken At reduced rstsa
7 ONG ISLAND RAILROAD-Leaves South
IL Ferry a. 10 q for Greepport, aud on SATURDAYS
also a, 50 o. n Express Train for River Head at $50 m
gyosse f50 AID other Trains for Hempstead and Jamaica
New-York daily tribune., 1858-08-04

III LIVERPOOL The AMERICA, j. u WlIhMAN,
Cum.nder will sail from the stream WEDNESDAY next,
A~s4 stesmbos will ply betweeu the Compsnys dock at
I.ay CITY and America, from 10 20 II IN " convey
p.i & board
Ins PERSIA will sail Avg ls .
New-York daily tribune., 1858-08-04

STEAM to RIO JANEIRO.-Steamship HER
~ MANN Cept Edward Csvendy. will sal on SATURDAY;
Augss 81 for hb,ve her to CALIFORNIA ana
FRASER klvER GOLD MINES This ship will carry only
limited lumber OF and amount Of freish for the
above porte for which e.iiy applications must be made Her
sstions unsurpssec. Apply at the Office No 53
O HENRY RANDALL. Agent
New-York daily tribune., 1858-08-04

NEW-YOKK AND IIAhLEM KALAhOAD
IN COMPAHY.-sUMkRR ARRANGEMENT
CONNER cling MONDAY, May II, lsS.
Trains Depot White ad Centre ss New forf
6:I5 D. White Plains train, stopping At sl Stations
Trains leave Depot Of 25hst snd 4hsv, New YORK
8:lO .Wifsmsbhdse train, stopping at al Stations
$50 N. .hs an, stopping at WpiAmsbHdse aad oil ."
lions north.
ll:oe a IN. .Wilsmsbitge, stopping u al 6tsttons
II 80 White Plzins train, stopping al al Stadons
9:Sp III. .Wilamsbrdse train. stopping o. ali Sts'ions
4;c0 p White Plains tran. stopping at al Stations.
Dover Plains ran, stopping As ali Stsons Above
Wiuismsbri5se.
$40 White Plain. train. stopping q, all Stations.
$50 D. NJ Wilbapsbidse train, stopping s ali SAtonI
REiuRNnG-Lesve Chatham -Four Corners ,.
IL p Mail train, stopping s WiansbEdss ate fans
and al Stations north.
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have got many more. There are scores of men
Who viii not vote ct all, from the fact that the
Pro-Siayery principles of the candidates do not
suit them. -, I; ia 1870 u = ,r--gIaga. 4 :
At this time, the Rev. Daniel Worth, Wes.
leyan minister, and a native of Guilford, is
travelling his circuit, and preaching unmolest.
cd. He is bold, fearless, uncompromising
Anti Slavery man, aud one sho does not hesi
tate 70 declare the "whole counsel" in his
preaching. st j. ~, :. '-.---.e.I-- 4. ;
Perhaps It may be said that the Anti Slavery
spirit In North Carolina is confined to q few
Vuakers and Wesleyans within her borders
such 10 not the fact. The people are beginning
% arouse, and all they need is light on the
workings OF the institution" A few dozen
copies of the Impending Crisis" extensively
circulated and read, would avail much in rid.
ding North Carolina Of her cloak of dark
ness." ...tFs .---..l & ~. -
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GuILF0RD COUNTY, MOI TIL CAROLINA

This old county, celebrate ] in Revolutionary
history as the scene of one the iercest con-
acts during the struggle fo Independence, is
estined, at no very dista, day, to become
conspicuous in the struggle for Freedom. This
conflict, however, will not one of blood snd
carnage, but the powerful il auence of the Nal
lot-box will be brought to ar in the contest.
Some ten or twelve yea . ago, difficulty
arose in the NJ. E. Church a this county, on
account of the existence Of Slavery in he
church; and many member withdrew from he
society, and joined the W, sleyan Metbodits.
Preachers were sent here om the Wesleyan
Conference in Ohio, who agaged actively in
preaching and establishing ,hurches in this spd
other counties. But in the spring of 1851, be
Pro Slavery party became harmed. Anti Sa'
very opinions were gaining ground something
must be done to put stop 20 such sentiments.
As no lap could be found sufficient, mobhry
was resorted to, in order [, drive out he
preachers, and to crush ut the growth OF
such opinions. Mobs COZ ,posed of Lawyers,
physicians, magistrates, assleaders, neeo-
traders, school-teachers, Ct nblers, and loa6rs,
led by prominent politici %, and backed by
Pro-Slavery preachers, bee me the order oflhe
day. The preachers wer driven out of he
State, and many members # that society cid
their property and moved est.
Let Us examine some o. the results Of tfse
things.
In the fall of 1852, a ree-Soil ticket sas
formed, and, in "Old g ilford," Hale snd
Julian received "A votes-t small number to
be sure, in county givin$ near $500 woes ;
but the fact showed that 4 ere was new pity
springiDg up. Men began to think, and Fee
Soil papers to circulate.
In 1856, owing to the a. Athy and neglecl Of
/ the party, no ticket was fo ned-conseque1iy
| Fremont received no vot b But during the
| county canvass last SUNNI q, one of the caldi-
/ dates declared himself, in the only speechhe
made, in favor of taxing slaves according 70
| their value, and, at the eli ction, he received
votes. Had be cauvassed the county, he weld