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NEW YORK DAILY TRIBUNE THURSDAY, FEBRUARY H. 1850

Houss huyyied after i. 70 the CcuDeL - it VS. =
Coobein ball. 70 that k vac signed by the proper
of ers, spd taken 70 = Governor befoye IL O'Clock.
IL is prop<r 70 ststs thu. the Cooncil vss elected
two years ago, and ID j. holds IL 10 not fresh
from the psopbe as zee soue journals have stated
u VAS elected AZ tine wien mOst Of the earnest Free
State uen Of kansas turned their backs on " bogus
eJec.iops, and when even those who voted turned
their backs % offices under the Territorial Govern
meAt. That COu,cil is composed Of men OF second
and thrrste ability in the Free State party ard the
reader viii probably agree that some of them ale OF
much Ices tLsr thirjra;e patriotism.
BRUTiL, CowARDLY AsD DESPERATE ATrEHrr
TO AsssssISATE w. w. BLoss Eso A dastarily
attempt was made Saturday near midnight by w.
ID. White Of the attaches Of Tss Joursa! office,
to sssassinste W. ~ Boss the local editor OF tnat
pager Mr.. Boss was seated at his desk, with bis
back toward the door Of the Office when White catered
ard without word or nlim.;ion Of his design, in
sianty fired at the back Of Mr.. Boss the ball striking
his shOUlSer blade IN the regiOo ~ the heart, snd
glaEcing pess,d through his LETT arm. Mr.. Boss
sprar - his feet but before Ia could turn to hs
assallant, White had fred three shots, taking
feet above stated, ore ptssing through the right
am and passing through the left hand Mr.. Boss
du covered the ssssss'u in tire 10 avoid the fourth
shot, which was al Led directly al his head. As soon
as he uld reach his pistol he returned he FIRE, but
being ak and dizzy from tue etc CT OF his wounds he
failed 10 IN. HIS antagonist White then hret three
mr. re sho's and hastily Jeff he room; he was caught
however, By Two of our eu ployees-aessrs. Hamilton
and Emery-beforo he got down stairs. Tney hearing
Bless fall in the Office released White ard ran 10
Assist Mr.. Boss. The las. shot would undoubtedly
have proved fatal had not Sir. Hamilton turned
White pistol aside.
Physicians were inn ediately csDej in, snd the
woun.s OF Mr. Boss examined and found TO be very
seTious, but we hope rot dan gerous.
The attack was coSardly and brutal 10 the extreme
L@avenwoTtn Times, Feb. T.
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Steamboats, ano Railroads.

TRAVELERS for the NORTH, SOUTH,
i EAST OF WEST, shcu'd buy before siAtDs, APPLE
TONS RAILWAY GUIDE. Price IS cents The clear
manner in which the THROUGH ROUTE MAPS are de.
ated, enables the traveller TO N glance no" hE
SHALL TRAVEL lie viii many Dollar BY securing
cory. d. APPLEfON 4 Co, fuei,htrs,
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TIE a Al FREEsTONE COMPANY

-. evfs-CoL0zED sYOtyE
~ ~ S e reneer Of the snest sni1irss reesnt5
a..s.A a. s..anoss. Philsaslphs, ko They ess
- III ssese % e sect oolor with thse. Or
49, avn 10Y sny psnt Atlantic board -
- g. =. H. AsukLF. bINshORE, Secretary
"s@sssfS teSn-Aec ~sshl kpLS.Hsl Ess-YoS1
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NTEW-YORK AND ERIE RAlLROAD.-On
IN aud amer MONDAY Nov o. 1855 until further notice,
Passenger Trains w leave Pier foot Of Duanes a. follows
viz:
DUNXIRK EMPRESS ct a. NJ for Dunk!rk and principal
intermediate Stations - -.
MAIL WEST at Ga for Dunkirk and Buffalo, and inter
mediate Stations
ROCKLAHD PASSENGER at ?. m, from foo; Murray st,
via Permont for sufefns scd intermediate stations
WAY PASSENGER al 5Se m, tor NeweorgS, Po't Jervn
and intermediate Stations
NIGHT EMPRESS stf:S0 p M, for DInkirk ana Buffalo,
and principal inte I'm, date Stations
EMiGRANT a. P. FOR puukk and Buffalo, and inter-
mediate Stations
The shove Trains run daily, Sundays excepted
These Trains blmira with the Es Aoa
eau Esho@ Tor NsEArS Falls a. bnshamton, with
the syracuse and Bugha,on Railroad for Syscase Corn
the Buffalo New York and Erie Railroad for Roche'
ter Bufalo and Easars Fss ~ Great BEND, With the Della
ware Lscksssnns Western Railroad for Scranton; q,
Ruao Dlnkk with toe Lake Shore Railroad for Cleye
land Cincinnati Toledo Detroit. Ceic.ao, &c
CHARLES MORAN, President
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Builoins Materials.

SV0Anf-SIONE from the MIDDLEFlELD
-sAhhEs, IN Los s1t either 10 the rough block or
C~,s. ~" sse. or other~ise manufactured DoscTpSlSe
~~Ss't1es IN By mai on application =
IOS.ru fIEhsON, No 5Nsls,. Nes. YORK. or
eNNNAnAN CHILD. Mest WnIfLinlfnn AA.I
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%. +. WOOD.
T. NJ. KINGSLEY,
J. X. JOHNSON,
X. v. HAVENS,
4 ~ "IF.EnL

For hsmsslve' and At the request and in behalf OF the oos
ns brethren viz Henry A. Hurlblt James Lnsley VI.
Albert Cb.sebro, Conley, Richard 6rosD T. Dsish;
T. Ms.her Z. J. Owen William Way Stephen Pau, J.
Walker Camp Conoyer j Samuel Churchill T. NJ Morsap
EHAls Peck, w. B. lshsm aud w. s. Thompson,
The following is the letter addressed TO the Church
Of the PuIitans:
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Me1iaI.
0oHEALTH OF AMERICAN WOMEN. 81

HZ 10
roce Of the G.efenb,rg Family Medicine last wsek
regeced readers of this paper ma: such pain
ous accompany theahA. the dsene
and trrA.ntn. 10 maze cls,r In any 0eE1srles OF
weskre disease Of they understand h-r case
ssuy according 70 the direc
tom, with Gs.fs berg MAr,hss Utsnne Csthohcon
should certainly be tried Tie Gasf.nberg Manual Of heath
contains fan sccoun; Of tie remedies also, Of al dseasss
Known coruy beside complete directions Sr neir
prevention and Il vii b By mail The reeeipt o.
twenty-five cents BY tie Company We ask s,eution 70
CERTIFICATE FtoM Os HAYES. CHEMIST AND STATE As
sAYtK STATE OF MsssACHU.Errs He Is good 81
tlority the couLtry can produce: - -.
have ard sr.yzsd the Grassnb.rr Msr,hsfs
Uterine CahocoD The Ingredients valuable Ia
storing ard tbei peculiar nbilson gyes Il direct
ana favorable se:ion upon the uterine organ
"A. A. HAYES, NJ d,
Chs~ist for the STATE AZ Hassgehsseffa' .
F,rals irysgaarises >dkssss Ht<vras diproaesf aaa
al o! ens xcsiiSr aS< eEss sai frpac Of so-aes
aye e..,-sy cured by Tvs GKAfFEsssss AARsHALL UTEk
nE CArunicov Prtcs - per botss Fos SAFE AT Tar
Or,icf oF Tar GRALFyNBBKS CorPtNY No S2PARhkO",
NpW-YORK ~ ALL nEVGGisrs-
So rs b0fIes 'esf ~ srersa asa eAa'9S
pad . rad Or eygrsr ,sEts
Aedr,t. JOSHUA BRIDGE. VI. Secretary orse'en-
hsr. Co No. 81 PsrE-rOw, New-fork-
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URDSAL ARNICA EMINENT tor
ID BURNS.
Rad the evidence.
Nv eansht,r sest>d with hot vssr . soch az ers'
.b, nv ~ y,isr said ,he die. b4ta-d her freely ~
The MIC hIcn Instant r-ef cot tnEeo 70
Csc ana an hAppy she i. ps-ty vel. aaa 20. AREA
CHAS =. S0SNE5oRN, s'A.oeor.
No. iI2 "a ssas
For S.. q. No. 81 Besknsr-s..
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Eepol Notifts.

IN CHANCERY, NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
WNshET and Gss S2DP. ,Fs ard s TEE
COMPANY, Defendants On BILL Se-in pursuance Of ~
s', Es y ri s me cseo of the
la,sLsnee Company are hereby 2IIss iT sno
and prove before him under oath irm.on,
or otherwise. lie shall direct their several claims and de.
aid order or that they VII excluded benef; of such
may be %sSs ssd ssis god By ;sa CGaT
IN PURSUANCE of sn order of the Surrogate of
the County ofNevYok notcs given % =. person:
having cl.ims ssan. LYDIA A. READING ate Of the City
TO the subscriber At hi. Office No. n Parkrow in tho City Of
NewYoI on before the seventh day OF July neiusied
is lawsmTh. GABRIEL VAN COLT. Asnni.tr.sor.
N PURSUANCE of an order of the Surrogate
.or. bsVius ciais .ins PErER MARSH .is o. N. City
N % the c. Of
KEN No l96 William in the City OF N.wYoIs on or
ninth day Of February 1859
ELDRiDeE vANDERwERKEv,
SlO law6mTh Executors
IN PURSUANCE of an order of the Surrogate
Of the County Of n3ss hss1Sy svsn = ~, 81
tty Of NevYOk deceased present the with goaene
thereof the Subscriber the office Of GEORGE PRICE
the twenty third day 4 April neIDsted EewYOrt the 9th
isy Of October, lS5s- ,,
81 ,.wsmrh s LGk' /. PRICE ac Executors
IN PURSUANCE Of an order of the Surrogate
Of the County New-York notice Is hereby Eiven 70 al
persons having claims against sYLVENUs WARREN late OF
he City Providence the State of Rhode Island deess'ed
20 present with vouchers thereof 20 the subscriber at
TIE Office Of WILLIAM HOPPlN No. 81 Pine So In the
City Of NewYork beor. the twentieth day Of June next
Dated kew.York the 18th Gay Of December, 1859
Il6 IawornTh ELIZABETH WARREN, Administrative
NETWORK SUPREME COURT-County OF
IN Ws,tcherer.-AJBERT CLARK asaicst EDWARD A
BEAROsLEE, AMBROSE THOMSON Thomas L. Courte-
ray Mildred Courensy, The Brids.port Fire INSURANCE.
Company and p Calhoun Receiver on The Bridgeport Fire
Insurance summonsFor Relief Com. no. Ser
TO Defendants sbove named ard each Of bem You are
hereby and required 10 the complaint IL hn
the Office of the Clerk Of the County of W,'hes'er At Whe
Plains in said Wsschster County and 20 serve copy oil
the ,d complaint the subscriber at his Once
lumber 25 Nassau street in the City Of Newiork, within
twenty after the service Of this exclusive
Of the Of service and II you fail to ,nswer the said
complaint within the time sfoessd the plaintiff in this sction
will he the relief demanded In the complaint
Dated December 18th, 1853 HORACE BARNARD,
f3IavevTh Plaintiffs Attorney.
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HUDSON RIVER RAILROAD.-From Dec

HUDSON RIVER RAlLROAD.-From Dec.
So 1883, he Trains viii leave Chambers ST. Station IS
follows: f1press Trans, -. AID Sis aud $50 IL
Albany Mail Train q, ll:5 ma for Poushke-Pss -
and II for Dob6, Ferry $40 for Sing sos 80
D. NJ ioF feeA,kil q. The PouEhke.ys'e, Pseksth.
hing Sing and Dobbs Pfuy Tain, stop toe Way SsoBs
Ps..er .. 70 Chambers Canal Chistoph.r 5ss
Trains for leave froy eeo aaS f 81 sld
S5 ard 5:SS y. H. ADD AAoy Asogt IS piun'.s ,.sr %
supds,ss > X. A. SAirH. sspsIisteSseLt
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Copp,sns New Hampton with the Deis~.ye, Lscks
warns and Western Railroad and II Ess,oa with the LeAish
NAey Rsslroad. -, ,,-o
TAlL ARRANGEMENT, commencing Octoosr !. lSos.-
Leay. lork Essto1 intefness-e places tEom fic
No 2Horh River q NJ u m, and ip n Tor Soun-rsie
by above trains and II , p NJ , -, a, -
The Above trss Ehzsbeth with trains on ne New
Jersey Railroad whh .sve New YORK from The loo; o. S'1Is
iapdis; N7ts M. and l? IN AID sne 5 P. "a.
Passengers for the DtlsrsTe Lscsswanns, ana "eSern
RGinosd will leave y m. only. For Lehsh valley KALI
road Il :. a. and l. m. .,.
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FLUSHING RAILROAD-Leave Fulton Mar
bet Wharf by steamer ENoCH DEAN, a. Gas snd 10
M and ard $3.50 D. Ths Cars leave Flashing, L. L. Al
64S and 10 ard s1G 5:So p. meeting and eI cn.rs
WM NJ SMITH. Receiver
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NEW-JERSEY RAILROADS.&C. PHlLA-
IN DELPHIA and the SOUTH aud WEST, via JERSEY
CITY-Hail and Express Hass leave New York at and ii
M. and and p are So Through T5set. sold for Gin
cir and West aud for Baltimore Washington Norfolk
and olth bsgsge checked 20 Washington IN and
D trainI J. w WOODRUFF, Assittant Superintendent
baggage win be received for train unless delivered aud
fifteen minutes advance of the time Of leaving
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ZTEAM la GLASGOW- LIYERPOOL. EEL

u. JEHNI OIIdSuVW, VVIJ, 11IEIJ|
- FAST DUBLIN and LONDONDERRY, without delay, for
tickets either Of the above places good Tor k
months by any steamer of the Line, SO.
CDINpIfRG1 Cart. Cumming Saturday Feb 10 ~ m
GLASGOW Can't Thomson. Saturday March 10, IL
Rate, s75 Third Cast fond with cooked
provisions, $50.
For freight or passage apply 70
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TNHE briggs PATENT PIANO FORTE

Its tones the fullest, noss soncrous and pure.
II 10 The durable aud VII remain longer In tune than
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Il IL buft upon a sod iron frame bed pstetoe whole
ms vibrating she'll with AID lowsr sounding
koera, hke the violin
"h the bes: Piano existing and Ia recommended by rhsl
srrs Gottschah Wu H. Fry NJ Brskoscn MSezek bert H.
Weed Gostsve EckkaId Wp. Macon, H. WoilenhAUvt AID
many other musical celebrities.
Sole ssenss, wv. HALL SON, No. $50 Broadway.
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G.. M. POwELL'S COLUMN
CONTINUED.
10 lots and site free, with engine as above,
for
LA7H, SHLNGLE C SQUIRE TIMER
MILL
at Glenmont

The balance of the 500 free lots in Glenmont
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HOME JOURNAL FOR 1859
NewScries-NeW Attraction
New Writers.
MORRIS & WILLIS, Editors.

4 NEW SERIES of this widely-circulated
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LAND & LOTS FOR SALE

TyHE subscriber offers for sale the fnllow;n,
i valuable lots of land,
-- West half of section %, also the whole of
section %. Town 2S Range II.
Also several choice pieces of farming land in
the vicinity of River Falls.
u lhese lands will be sold on such terms that
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VIM. A. TaZER.
p. Falls, June 18Th, 1857.
The River Falls journal. (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1857-1861, 1859-08-03
HOTELS
AT GLENMoNT

SIX STEAM W-MILLS
- are now running in and within one mile of
Glenmont. and we have two good mill sites left
at Glenmont and ten lots apiece for couple
more. and viii furnish steam engines for them
delioered on the ground, at Chicago prices, one
half down, one-sixth in three months, and the
balance IN three years. Particular attention is
called to the fact that delivery is equivalent to
giving the purchaser an opportunity to save
cash freight bill of from $3.50 TO $500.