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90MEs lF0R 8 an 4.

TNHEfAAIERICAN5 EAfTGRANTLAIOEA AND HOMESTEAD
y COMPANY, having g head the
York. has organized and definite purpose
P. g ha s9Rs
The and fayoEef
snty ts and
sfS rSnSs !hsn One Million
Acres et With some farms main;
issour and Il WIZ soon extend Its operations into other
70 Immigrants from Earope to the energetic young
Of and sections the hives Of
constant reasonable dread panic or pestienee
gsE
SS o. sLsSs 20
With those Who have part Of
bis "a s,SmS
and Peash, he Apple, the Pear, the Grape alike
any state vga6ls riysrs and inna:
he most opppsr
unsurpassed the State has large
which piaes almost every county within few hours ride
either Of s IsapSE.' or Of Inland cities o. qH
inviting land whether Improved or new far cheaper this
Ron. where earth lands filed with aecesE
bic Coal Iron Ore, covered With choice Timber, and
sIned 50 cSsSpy asa Old SiTEinai while to men con-
means We can sell good farms sight
The TABLE LANDS. of EAST TENNESSEE present some
OF the most ting fields for industry and enterprise
this Continent healthfuI.
Lands asa covered with useful Timber or present Natural
Tas have his products on IN SO hours and
can buy his GroceEies Dry Goods etc. at homes cheap
With titles az o doaa
WORD the single objection which has kept these
at bare traction Of cir Intrinsic 1siasEat Of
ton sn6sistlng fact whose existence character
It has CONTROL in all confidence to intending
longer rs hndrance to settlement your part That
grand discovery Of CONCERTED prac
Of families including farmers mechanics ilers take
counsel ogethger and resolve TO seek and ig
bic homes In company. Let them. clubbing their
send two of their humber look such lands
scrutiny buy i've to twenty Thousand In body
all the good points they require, then let them
put these up at auction to the highest bidder. whether
member Of the not Each member will
ouslS contributed by him the companys funds
F Thus s 6o@s6y T T d GT I'll
With its roads bridges stores, schools church.
Such may easily maesuch already In fact
exits in every county e Virginia tide-water; and
sire The city ofhesing the Quaker portion of
County not to speHk Of new experiments fairly
and copiops Influx Of Pree.Labor immigration Slavery
RearRarnns, and the settlers viii nd their PROPERTY
qusdrupled BY the !, sngs act Of settlement.
before We proHer you cheap land, ample timber,
mild aud heahiu climate, absolute Immunity
to all the grains temperate zoTe
This Ta a4Ss sHd IN AZ v
gtna has never been turned by pillow, while
" Good treatment viii readily and cheapy restore
them to their prtStt fertility. No stronger
to no no6ler theatre for exerton, preferred
qpTes shall be ansSersd as far a. praeticaGe.
JeN G. UNnERwooD Genera, AGENT Am E@igrsn AI
ana homestead Company, No. 14s broadway, New York.
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PILES.

clergyman Of the Baptist Church. well kuosn in Illinois
writing to ST have been for seriously
afflicted with bleeding plies and have regarded my
severe Oneat time indeed. hopeess but have
your medicine (plle Specifn) and curea L have no
donhtyou laying the world under great and lasting
eblIgation." s-5t7 a5th - = ~ =
gentleman Of yyesrs, we'll and fsvOrably known at
Celhi Delaware county, S4w-York had marty the
piles for twenty Sometimes excessive heuor-
rhage palnan suffering, he reduced verge
the grave. he had dragged miserable exs
tencs confirmed invalid, disqualified for business
mi life almost burden tits needle to add that he had
purpose consulted me two wears ago, and recommend
ed our Pile Specific, with, occasonallyS Dyspepsia Pill
Prom this he began Improves sInce never had
serious turn of pies Prom the rst month up year
nat he had occasionally symptoms OF his old complaint
but few doses Pile Pills would dIsperseit ALL
more than past he has been entirely well of the piles
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HOME
BCHTCBHONCBoPAT HTCsPIITjrriTlYE1

8PBCIEIGsH0McH0E ATAICsRBMEDIE5
Stand eonfesedly q the use
dangsrous and doses school
and perplexing usual books
and medicines. Consisng Of specifics for
simple sugar pellets prepared nsith
er or they form the ready
complaining Or Invalid tssl ID, Il,
before combined popular they
injury arise from their use. They are SuiPIE
sa N ssSa Pm
moments warning. delay. They're
mite cures pound could not
afterwards hayereiieyed. - ISL -
LIST OF SPECIFIC REMEDIES.
No. Z. Eeger Pius-Por Fever, Congestion and Inaam
No; 3; Worm fill,-rOr Worm Fever, Worn Collie, Wet
Nc: Ba9y's Pazs-Eor collie Crying, rsenlnr and
Of SqIis Int.n
s RgssafsSS PG.Vot oes Gripping. Dy.sntsry
No; 8 d.oisrq i't4.-Eor Cholera, CHOLERA Mor0p,
No. Cough Pius Coughs, Colds, 1IOarsenes, In,
No s. zaotsae1s Psr9o.hsehe, Facsaee and Ntu-
No: 9: Headache Ptu.-For Headache, Vertigo, Hea,
No To- Dyspspsta Tas-Yor Weak and Derangsd sto.
maehs, Constipation and liver Complaints. 81 -
No. H. For Female Irregularities, scanty, Painful or
rs i2s Female Profqse aen,s,
No: Is GroSp lI9ias.-For Group. HoarDe Cough. bad
Breathing.
No; i. saA Rheu,n lttl..Ror Erysips!a. Eruption.
No; IS: R6sunlqtie PlsPoF Pain, 1ameness OrtsOre-
ness In the Chest, Back, Ioins, or Limbs.
A.-For Fever and Ague, Chill PeVer, AHuO, old
mismanaHed Agues. 7fftiE aH .t9Eif
PPor Piles, Blind or Bleeding, Internal or External
o-FoE Soar Weak or lna4med Eyes and Eyelds, Fall
obstruction Irofuse discharge
W. o-For Whooplng oou5h, abating its violence and
In AouTs DIS AsEssuch Reyers, determinations
rhoas ysenery, Group, Rheumatism and such eruptive
diseases Scarlet Fever. Msasels and ErysPeath
vantage Of giving the proper remedies promptly obvious
and In all such cases the specifics act like charm The
entire disease Is often arrested at once ann all the
violence OF the Rck Is moderated disease
and rendered less dangerous. Even should physician
afterwards have to he called he will take the decd
ed advantage from the previous treatment.
CoUGHs aud Colds, which Of such frequent
and which often lay the foundatop Of deceased
bronchitis and consumption, may all be cured by
the Fever and Cough Pills
In CuKoNo DISEASES, such Dyspepsia Weak Stomach
Liver Complaint Piles, Remale Debility and
Irreguiarities old Headaches Sore Weak Eyes, atarrh
Salt Rheum and other old eEuPsnns the has SPECIFICS
whose proper application will afford almost every
Instance Often the cure Of single chronic lcpltI such
as Dyspepsia, Piles Oatarrh Headache Female Weak
ness, has more than paid for the times over.
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INNINGS no REMEMBER.

PLEASE REMEMBER.-That these Specifics are entirely
harmless in instances and In all Babies may
them, children them, the aged, infrn invalid
use them without danger, and with benefit ,.4t
PLEASE REMEMBER.-That thousands Of the most gift
ed and intelligent minds in this country and Europe have
long since given In their adherence to Homeopathy,
employ exclusively In all Of diseases for themselves
and families.
PLEASE REMRMBER.-That not only in long standing
old compAInts, hut in and violent diseases
character, Homeopathy proved
perioritv other system la repeated trials.
PLEASE REMEMRER.-That lIom9Op Ithy Is sustained,
not from Its theories and doctrines, but from daily
hourly curing the arreRting
PLEASE RESiEMBER-That it Is the little Ills lead
great ones, andts little ailments that, neglected
grave and serious diseases.
PLEASE RENE RER.-That you may have Il In your
promptly and pleasantly to arrest such complaints
the beg ming, an thus prevent grave diseases il
PLEASE REMEMBEIl.-Tlat this system saves you. the
struggling forcing and deception other
taken by Children inurousoften dangerous
+ PLEASE REMENBER.-That the evil results OF such
struggles generally than overhaiance good that
may he done nv the medicine thus given.
PLEASE REMEMBER.-TIat Humphreys system OF Ho-
Specifics dVests the private practice
tam Of alperpiopty aud intrcd0Y, every body
them. 49,
PEEAsE REMEMBER.-That the asingle chronic
ament, sucha Piles. Cararrh Headache, Salt Rheum
will more than ten times pay the cost of case.
in OF Specific Remedies. will return many times
value you freedom from anxiety preven-
ton of disease, and absolute relief ~ -
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CASES AND CURES.
nVapURaFA

young lady &c been troubled Will for
several months render great necessary
selection Of her food. After eating, the
acid food rising in her mouth with water unpras-
ant, heavy, los sensation In her stomach, continuing
for hours, frequent headaches
depressed mental condition See commenced taking the
Dyspepsia Pills, morning and night and in less than
week almost symptom of her disease had vanisI.
and she felt like 4 being. q ~
gentleman somewhat in years strong robust
geston, weak stomach tongue
and attended with peculiar rtiso and whrn9 in the
head, much render his riding in
mounting eminence, quite dangerous After
severalthngs nGecualy he rllupon Dyspepsia Pills,
which afforded prompt relief pill every night
ing works like charm, relieving all his vertigo and other
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CASH GhPLFhL. $1,000. 900.

ABSOLUTE AND uNIMPAlReD.
NET SURPLUS OF $942, 1el. 70,
And the prestige of 40 years success aud experience
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SHEET MUSIC. ~
Theargests OF steet music, musical TO-, 20
z n the Western country. ING =
~ Music sent toany address, pos.aperree.
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In connection the above, keep every kind of mn
and musical merchandise generallyg
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Pianos, Meodeons, every kind Of musical lnstru.
nents tuned. and repaIreh.s - lE#7s5F >
An goods warranted at this estabrshment.s no76
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Busineas attendea % soith pespntet az Fdelitu.

sAML P. HnDRBTH, Agent.
m-oaee at sha Saving. Bank of Wheeling. .,o..
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and oYsreom
which, II MOI
died, end III
lisYe u III,
HuPet Fem,.
world. In az.
.eulery. nad
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HEMPFIELD RAILROAD.
IL irelshtS ntendedfo shipment the mustbe
none will be received after that hour. T. SWEENEY,
sepiO General Manager.
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Aso,agentfOr PrInce's We odeona, Carhart,s
aud EHnAheg & Hates NJ eIo de.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-08-15
SHOCKING SUICIDE BY 4 BOY.

Correspondence Of The N. Y. Tribune.
NoRwALK, Conn, Aug. 10, 1859.
Last evening friday thrill of horror electrified
our quiet community az the iiings sped from mouth
to mouth that young man. II years Of age, sd shot
himself in fit Of passion 1t is rrmored that he had
been naddened by the just rebukes and representations
of his father and family, because Ct mproprietes in
bis conduct. Accordingly he borrowed pistol, aud
going to the rear Of the house applied it to his
son and fred it, so close that his clothing was set
FIRE by the explosion. The family hearing the sound
rushed to the spot, and found him wetering in his
blood He said he had done il TO spite his father, aud
a, first expressed no regret for what he hsd done
but afterward when he came to realize his position,
be bewailed his madness and folly Tee very respect.
able family are Of course plunged into the deepest
grief.
The ball entered his abdomen, passed through his
body, and lodged under the skin in his back. We
cav it in the hands of his physician who said this
morning that he was dying. What an affecting in
stance of the natuation Of passion; of the wicked
ness and misery of an ungoverned temper Ponder it,
parents and teachers, Take warning, boys! Let the
Lesson ,bo improved i. Our eundoy Schools IN i.
"that is slow to anger is better than the mighty ana
che that rulctb his spirit than he that taketh city.
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AHUSEMENTS.

NlBIo's GARDEy-Ths Rsvels are doing their eI-
ceent pantommes in O superior STYLE with an excel
lent company. They have in preparation the grand
fairy pantomime of Bisnco,' which will be produced
with scenery, properties &c, it being the intsn'
ton to excel any previous production Of the piece.
WLL.cK's THEATIR.-" Lalla Rookh' is still sue
cessfuy play ed here, aud is nov announced for its
fifth week. On Wednesday evening Mr.. aud Mrs
Florence will take farewell benefit on which &C.
ca.ion ireland As 1t Is will be given together with
"Lalla Rookh.'
BowIKY THEATER.-Messrs. Allen aud Bonifacs are
presenting the usual ss Of pieces to the pstrOus OF
their establishment. This week, in connection with
other dramas, they announce "PiIes Peak or the
Search for Riches
national TRE,rrR.-Tc.night, Mazeppa' and
Jenny Lind
BRYASr's MIssTRELs.-The three brothers Bryant
continue to give their popular entertainments, anu
richly merit the great success they are achieving
This week varied pr ,gramme is put forth.
BucKLEYs MISsrRELs will give tonight the bur-
lesoue opera Of the Bohemian Girl, and their
usual songs, music, etc.
Woop's MlssrRELs.-Eph Horn and the usual
company will be found at No. 563 Broadway.
BArYuAs MusEUA.-A Summer Company are
PLAYING here for short season. The COLLECTION oil
curiosities still remains the same.
JoSrss WooD.-A Circus is to be opened here on
Wednesday next. To-day grand festival Oh the
Madison Light Guard. comes off in the woods.
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TIE CHIRIQUI REGION.
CoreSpopdeuee OF The N. Y. Tribune


BocA DEL ToRo, July 20, 1859.
write TO confirm the news Of the important discov-
sres which were announced by the last steamer The
extensive cemeteries of the aborgnes that incose IN
their sepulchres such vast treasures veynumcrou,
for the rn,arnnpoas who peoped Chirlqu were nu'
nerous and powerful, as ws O. reh. AT the ''a'7 Of
their conquest by the Spanards they comprised nine
large tribes. II custom OF the aborglnest 70 oury
their yaluables with them. Few ot these Indians re-
main. and those few, scattered In the mountains
of Chrqui still preserve the same custom In one OF
these cemeteries in the savannas, which saw each
grave was indicated by head stone, han buried III
the earth.
The northern slope of this Province was as thickly
neoped AS the southern one but being now so densey
covered with forests no has yet examined the rich
homes Of the dead. 1t would be very easy Tor me
n find them by the data | now have. Two stone
figures representing warrior and child, were found
in one of these cemeteries the northern slope, on
the hanks of the river called Esres,, that emptes
into the lagoon. have also obtained some very SUI
| ma or coal from the borders of this river.
In nv opipion. and have well studied the subject
| ,be wealth buried in these numerous cemeteries VIII
create large emigration to Chriqui, and the source
wbence NIL the gold was obtained will be discovered
b the epergies of the men of the North. The history
OF Spain points to the great mine OF " Isnga' SIT
ua.ed in some part of this country and there Il No
doubt about the aurferous richness OF this country
| p. and b., who were also on the spot, confirmed
these statement. and concured with me 10 the opinion
that grea, and profitable gold washings exist. Com
pared with California and Australia, Chnqui appear
to be admirably situated between two oceans easy o.
access from all parts Of the worid-its haTbor' arc
fine and its climate healthy. The coal Mines oi them
selves will soon become as important as the gold
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POLITICAL.

Since the peace in Italy Gays the Washington
correspondent Of Tie Philadelphia Prs''i, AID the
defamation Of Mr. Buchanan a. candidate for reelec'
ton, J. b. has been greatly ds.u,tsd about the
sppsriiioa of George M. Dallas of Psrnsylvsnia,
American Minister a, London, following bis example
in 1856, and becoming candidate for the suoce''
sion. wrote to You some time ago sbou. promise
which had been given to dstir guished New-Yorker
Of the mission to the Court Of ST. James, ard vii
DO. be a. oil surprised if Mr. Buchanan should insist
upon putting somebody into his old place, as reward
for expected services, if not for past friendship.
The vote of 90 out of l0i counties Of Kentucky
foot. up Msgofin SSH; eL76sl7i giving Mago'hn
a majority Of 1894. In the Legislature tbs Demo-
crate have majority Of 20 oint ballot, gain oil
over the last.
Although Gen. Houston run, and appears to have
been elected Governor Of Texas in distinct opposition
TO the Administration and SO publicly stated his posi-
ton bis success is now claimed By The Warrington
Constitution as an Administration triumph.
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An EXPLOSION, AN EARTHQUAKE OR
A METEOR.

Correspondence Of The NJ Y. Tribune
SHAKER's VILLAGE, New-Lsbanon, Aug. IL, 1859.
A meteor passed over this village yesterday about
O'Clock g. m. We are engaged blasting rocks for
a building. A very loud explosion heard through
out the whole neghborhooJ, about the time above
specified which supposed by those in the Shaker
Village to be bss and by those at distance to be
tie Lee Powder Mills ten miles distance. Bat as
the sound IS prolonged caused surprise, aud at
tracted general attention and remark, ending 10 the
conclusion that it was an earthquake. But after q
short interval, found that two brethren, being at the
Tan.House, saw a meteor about the size Of hat,
pass from South to North, leaving smoke behind on
its trail. They say it was brighter than lightning
and moved with equal velocity, through a space Of
seven degrees.
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MARINE AFFAIRS.

DISASTERS TO AMERICAN SHIPS.
Numerous disasters to American ships are rep7''eu
by the Vanderbilt.
The Abby Blanchard american ship caught H ~,
ON the eve of her departure for NewO.esns Nv
lives lost Amount Of damage no: yet aseerssneu'
BORDEAUX, July3 80.
The "Royal Victoria" for Quebec, has put oacA'
She has been in contact with the Ben amin ADAMS
of New. Orleans.
LIVERPOOL Aug /.
TIE Elgin" for Quebec, in going out of the 'Vef,
on. lahore on Nelson Point during squs!L saa
remains, but will be of again, In al probability neA'
ti9e. .o,l
Tie ship Glarce, from New York to Bremen 'oOA
Ere on the 18th Of July, was run ashore near
haven. and burnt to the waters edge.
Tie ship Vancouver, from New-iork wa. 'o, a.
wrecked On the South Bank, near Shsnghae' Inc
crew were sayed and landed at Shsnghae.
I'll. bark Sa1onvile, from Boston Tor Hong h'ne
rut INTO Mauritius June a6 le,ky, ard with par q
Ler cargo thrown overheard.
The Robert" supposed to be the ship H. ~ $40
man from Co..enburg to Boston, sprung iesk n."
Ct ace, and Was run ashore Ju,lsnd, Din Jul!
,bcu, CITY persons landed from her at Syeru's'
The ba,k Alexander Wise, from Marseies' oo1h'
for Nev.York. was stranded OF Point Carers hsa
Gibraltar. .;,. h.
Tls hull and materials Of the ship Josephine DC
core ,epo..ed burr. 4. Msvsiiius bad been '''i'
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ARRIVAL OF THE RICHMOND GRAYS.

THE RECEPTION By THE NATIONAL GUARD.
Or Saturday evening the Richmond Gray, arrived
on the train from Pbilsdslphis and met with an en-
thus;ss,ic reception from the 9TH Regiment Of this
city, a detachment Of which, under the command OF
BIevet-Col. Shumwsy, had been detailed for the
pleasurable duty.
In Anticipation Of the event, the eth Regiment hal
held meetirg., and made their arrangements accord
ingiy. TO the 9Th and 4th Companies was assigned
the duty Of receiving the guests. They formed 10
Washir gtcn square at O'Clock, Capt Riblett and
Lieut.. Aicbstesd commanding their respective com.
panies. Capt Perey, with the National Guard troop
also formed part Of the escort. The division took
ts line of march down Broadway and Courtlandt
street the Jersey City Ferry preceded by the reg
mental band, numbering thty-fvs pieces. Ga cross
ing the ferry, the division drew up in line on Mont
gomery street, to await the arrival Of the train.
The Committee of the Common Council aud the 9TH
Regiment were admitted within the depot On the
arrival of the train, loud cheers sent up on all
sdes ard the Committee rushed TO the to seek out
tfeir guests. Capt. Elliott Of the Grays was intro
duced to Col L.ferts and other officers of the 9TH,
and for some minutes the time was passed in friendly
greetings. TIE Committee Of the Common Council
learned that Mayor Mayo Of Richmond hsd been IN.
able to take his departure with the Company, but
would arrive to-day.
The Company then formed in line aud marched out
of the depot and received with prolonged cheers
from the 9TH Regiment snd body of citizens number
ing several Thousands. The enthusiastic greeting was
responded to by the Grays. fne Companies then
marched into the ferryhouse, thence to the bcst
which the Ferry Company had set aside for the gueets
and their escort. 1t was crowded in cabin and on
deck. The cheering and music continued until they
reached the foot Of Courardt street. where another
vast crowd bad assembled TO welcome the visitors.
Rockets and Roman candles set Of in great num-
bers, and cheer followed cheer in qaek succession and
thus the enthusiasm continued throughout the march
up broadway to the Brsndreh House, which had been
selected the quarters Of the Grays during their So
journ in the city.
rho roJou;r !, l. ,ha roII of Tho Richmond Cravs.
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ment,, would, undoubtedly. with his name, carry the
State Maj Rolns the Opposition candidate for
Governor Of Missouri two yeas ago. lost the State By
only so and his majority Ii 81. Louis vas bu. one or
two thopssnd With elk tn ten thousand majority in
s., Louis TO .tar WITH vi'h Judge Bs,ess remarkable
personL popularity, and with State pride il favor Of
The I'm, candidate presented BY Missouri fo As
Presidency, who could doubt the result And with
such canvass would be making in Missouri, Illinois
and Indiana would be safe beyond all persive nture.
yLNDEX.
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Yesterday morning the Grsys, escorted by the 4th
and sth companies of the National Guard, marched to
St. Johns Church, opposite st. Johns Park, where
seats had been reserved for them. discourse was
preached by the Rev. Mr.. Weston, Bishop elect OF
Tens, who is also the chaplain Of the Regiment.
To-day the Grsys will visit the public institutions,
under the charge of the Alms-House Governors. For
this purpose steamer has been chartered.
Tomorrow a parade will take place, and the
Grays will be reviewed in front of tho City Hall by
the Mayor and Common Council. In the evening
grand banquet will take place at the Metropolitan
Hotel.