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1.-THE 1bore Clergyman is tCsH Hoion throughout Grea
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GUTTER y SON, will sell on

n GUTTER ~ SON, will sell on
W. Ihur day Avg. ith, commencing ut no o'clock A.
Nj al above named place. larse lot OF splendid Fur
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REV. e R. FA1RcHILp. D. D. Con SO

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Mrs A. Aliens Words Hair Rssiorer and zylo-
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''Man diolh and Wasteth away,
And where Is he:'

The body of Mr.. Prentiss was enclosed in a
neat, plain metallic burial case covered with
black cloth, and deposited in the vestibule of
the Church. At the close of the religious ser
vices very many looked upon the face of
their old friend for the last time, and dropped
the parting tear, He was clothed as when liv-
ing. and his countenance quite natural, though
emaoiated in appearance, was placid in the calm
composure of death.
long procession, under the direction OF
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house apr ointed for all living, the pleasant and
we'll Titled God's-acrs on the hill overlooking
the lovely village Mr.. Prsntiss had done so
much to improve and beautiiy. Solemn funer-
al services were read by Rev. Mr.. Baker, and
dust was committed TO dust,
"To share the holy rest that waits life well spent
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REv. DANIEL T, WOOD, Middleton. Orange Co., ~ Y
MY hair has greatly thickoned upon head and put
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pATENT OFFICE AGENCY, OP
- posite Weddell House, Fsns street, Clovclaud On
". a. uuaRtDeE, tmyIl-llII JEuu nnAfkAR
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"Mrs. S. A Aliens Worlds Hoir Rcstorer, found smon
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Raw. s, B. MORLEY, Pastor Congregational Church, A
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gard invaluable dressing for the hair"
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EDITOR LEAcER! Ploaas 40 ounce LOHi1N PREM
IitS onr present efci .ecutns Attorney us cnn
dluate Tor rc-elca.i0u tu thu ON q. ......
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REV. John E. Ro I1E, Editor "CAristan Adpoeai.,
Btlialo N, Y.
your Hair Restoror and zy obasauum is the best
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Grurr0l Notifies.
Notice.
Cleveland Floor OIL ClOth Mandatory
JOHN WEBSTER, Proprietor.

A LSO MANUFACTURER AND
"A Wholesale Dealer ia WATER FIRE PROOF
PANT 9ry and in ell gna agent 5 he sale ofho Cevs
I'd Office Atwat,T Block loot Of Superior street and
Ninel ard street. Clevea Ohio
iuut6 .1t4w1 6wl2w.2t5
New-York daily tribune., 1859-06-04
THE SUNDAY LIQUOR TRAFFIC.

We are glad to see by the memorial on the Sun
day Liquor Traffic which We publish elsewhere,
that use and habit have not recopciied all our cit.
zens to the entire and total contempt with which
the laws in restriction of the liquor trsde have
of late been treated 1t is we'll to have the public
attention recalled once more TO the fact-which
well established and patent it is seems in danger
of being forgotten-that of our annual burden of
forty thousand paupers and thirty-fve thousand
criminals by far the larger part are imposed upon
US through the agency of the seven thousand seven
hundred dram shops which exist in this city, almost
the whole of them in direct defiance of law.
Ii is true that this memorial aims directly only
at preventing the illegal sale of liquor on Sundays.
But there are very good reasons on behalf of a
special effort, limited in the first instance to that
day. In the first place. the law as to the Sunday
traffic is more strict, precise, comprehensive, avail
able and reiterated In the second place, the pre-
vang sentiment of this community as to the sa-
cIedners Of Sunday viii come in aid of the enforce
ment of these laws. In the third place, of all
days III the week, Sunday is the day upon which
the Illegal sale Of liquors ia carried to the greatest
extent, and is attended BY the most Injurious con-
sequences.
As TO the law. il is not only abundant but super
abundant. There are not less than four distinct
attachments by which the Sunday Liquor Traffic is
made ofense aud is subjected to penalties,
one Of which, among others, is the forfeiture OF
all the liquors thus exposed for sale
AS TO the support which the enforcement of the
law may be expected to derive from the prevailing
sentiment in favor of the sacredness of Sunday,
there is this notable foct that of the thou
sand seven hundred unlicensed drinking houses Of
this city third part, including almost all those
kept by citizens, closed en- that day, though on
other day of the week they do not scruple to dis
regard the law; so that one third of the work is
already done TO our hands, and that by the keepers
of the shops Themselves.
On the other days of the week, when not merely
great variety of other places of resors and anuse
ment are open. tu. when the great mass of our
people are absorbed in their labors, the temptation
TO excessive drinking held out by these shop. is far
less than on Sunday, which is a day of leisure and
relsxation. All reasons, therefore, combine 10
urge special effort for the enforcement of the law
on that day
New-York daily tribune., 1859-06-04

BY THE AMERICAS MAILS.
THE STATE OF EUROPE.

From Our Own Correspondent.
LONDON, Friday, May 90, 1859.
Europe is still in the state of anxious expeets-
ton, the bell gerent parties remaining still in thor
orl linal positons-the Austrians between The
Sesa, the Scriyia and the frontier Of Lombardy,
The French AID Ssrdnans on tho Dora Balte .and
the lie Of Casale, AlessaDdrs and GeDoa. Na1o-
leon, cautious and COOL is waiting for the last rs-
endorsements, especially bis artillery which the
melting SLOW Of the Mont Gents prevented from
being brought by land. He clings 10 his
original idea Of beginning the operations 10
June, but King Victor Emanuel can scarcely
master his desire of boldly advancing against
tho Austrans, in order to dslodgs them
from his richest province, the Lomellina,
now Systematically plundered by Count Gyulai
and the Austrans The complaints Of the nhabi.
tants of Vercelli, Mortara, Noysra, etc, rend the
heart of the benevolent king, who has not yet
accustomed bimself to the worst features Of war,
which entails not only losses in battle, but stiH
greater misery on the inoffsnsive population
Count Gyul.i, however, does his work in such An
effective way that be had to report to Vienna that
within fortnight the Lomena will have no
'oi f''"ibs MS army nuo enos "
will have TO recross the frontier. BY that time,
however. Gen. Hess and the Emperor expected
to be in Italy and to take the command.
Ebgland's attitude is not yet clearly defined.
The Tory Cabinet relies exclusively on the favor Of
the Court, aud has, therefore, Austrian leanings.
This sympathy is fully understood by Cardinal
Wiseman, who knows likewise that Austria means
the Pope and the Concordst He accordingly sup
ported the Tory csnd dates with all bis might in
England, as well as in Ireland, aud the OraDgemen
Of cur days did not repudate the helping hand of
the Roman Catholics, if their party could only get
msjority But the Tories did not get a majority, and
their only hope now, lies in the split between Lord
John Russell, Lord Palmerston aud John Bright.
In the mean time the nation has expressed her
desire for non-intervention and strict neutrality.
N town meetings all over the country, aod tho
Ministry had to yield, and to publish royal proc
lamaton to this effect However, Lord Maimes-
bury still tries to persuade the Emperor oi
France that the sea coast from Inesse 70
Cattaro, even in that portion which nos
included in the German Confederation, snoui0
be declared neutral, under the preteAt taat 'a'
New-York daily tribune., 1859-06-04
THE CASE OF JOHN PETTuGRew

Our readers viii perhaps remember that in the
investigation relative to the enormous judgments
obtained against the City, it appeared that Mr.
John Pettgrew had obtained Judgment for large
amount upon contract that had been altered by
a bold and ingenious forgery, by which his compen-
saton was doubled II also appeared thatthe original
estimate of John Pettigrew, containing his PROPOSE
ton to do the work embraced in the contract, and
by means of which the forgery might have been
detected could not found having been suppressed
or stolen from the Street Department, where it
properly belonged; and but for the fact that Mr..
Valentine, Clerk ofthe Common Council, preserved
New-York daily tribune., 1859-06-04
GREAT IMPORTANCE OF DIR. Mlrr's PURI

PREPkAIoN the first discovery Of Us circ Is
ton there knowledge Of the blood Of equal i'm
prtanc- w fact fully established by ansysis that
m than four classes of disease the oss Of
the iron witch The red coorns matter Of its gobus In
osse female debility lchoretis uor albus een I'd win
pseness impty &c, of ompeNon, this loss frequently IL
proportion III n In general debility ystcTio vast
ns the body with loss Of sppte and strength The pro-
% cnae equally startling aud conyincng In scrouls,
consumption spreading euPOu- SORES and similar cases OF
wu,t dschsise proportion Of the red sobs baVe bome
white enlarged tubcuous aud has been demonstrated
that in thousands Of Of what is commonly called impnny
bood this loss Of is energetic and vital ingredient
nvArabe eharsceItc and al infusion Of pure
iron into circulation the only effective ro nciy.
This iuestiIBabe discovery has caused entirely views in
the scientific portion the medical scuiy In regard the chay
bate remedies that should be prescribed The old acid solutions
salts described and roa purified Of oxygen and carbon
is alone administered with unwonted This hrst
o6uoed this county BY Dr. David l.. Mott, medical
cl eIt # cminence and his preparation admitted By the
french su5 EnE-h chemists b- at In
purity the found in practice be superior u all
fact II. effects
ans delightful for sensation Of improved
health which Away. produces II s indeed, the ouy
ohalyb that /. pGbloy offered for sale the uEi States
1t only be CHAINED personal family In the form Of
Dr. Mc Cha beste Pills al 30 cents PR box winch scoou
panied with redco chemical tract One trial will suffice n
i-.s It's value. Principal Ooe 30 SO Broadway. twhi-ss-
ard Tes r. LOCKE, General Agent and sold BY all respect
able DRUGGISTS
New-York daily tribune., 1859-06-04
GREAT FIRE IN Iowa.
UMrlD STATES LAND orrics, pvrvsvE, Iowa, !

Messrs S. c. HERRING Co. New -York-Ge1ienen The
CAAaFoN' Sale which purchased OF LAST through
n A Nc Curv, your agent in this city mas passed
through Safe viii probably t sub
ectec in any eopfarsiion was IN ne the center Of
oce The second atoTo the Odd Fellows Hal" Building
xpoed for long iue to the atese hes; dropping
finally into the cellar. where bgrlsd BY the falling walls.
whoa- being broken crushed Yesterday 4; eXsumei,
m very hot snd felt anxiety kbow it, conn con-
tals did money 70 the amount OF several hundred dol
lars mostly in bank land warrants worth several thousand
dollars beside notes Of band aud other Vausb- and es
This morning opened and satisfaction. a. he
psTs found uhiBur-o Perfect
hrarty congratulate the msnuiactr-rs myself
the oi that Inch truly and upatcsy be cs-
SAFE. Very respectfully your oeodieui servant
ALEx. ID ANDERSON, Register
UERRiSeS FATEST CEANFioS kIsE-PEoOF SAFES, NJ 81
Bvosa~ay corner OF MoETAys', opposite The City Hal, New
York
New-York daily tribune., 1859-06-04
A PROMINENT CITIZEN MURDERED.
a Witness Shot by an Alleged Criminal.
esfsT EXCITEMENT THREATENED IyNcase
q ST. LovIs. Friday. Jaae ,. lisa.


Je.eph Cba,k e.. one 81 the olde-, and nost re,pe
ed Of ou- citizens wa SHOT ami MORALLY wounded O
the stree, hi. MON. ag by g. w Thornton, formed,
Teller in tire Boatmal's SavIpgs lns,'u,ior.
Tbo,pton was tried a, Vi acquitted about year asS
on charge Of having sto ta 10000 'rom the Bank,
and Charles happened to ,Ne one Of the principal WI
neSSes agsinst him.
p. M-lttense excitement ssrts ano,g al d,ssss
OF our citizens 10 Consequence q ,ts shooting OF Mr.
Charles. AZ sbOut noon from ~s to thfse taousssd
persons paired the s with ths evcwed purposs q
fyr,iby taking snd hang toe prso,er ba' through
the exertors Of the police and the iusuence 81 ssv
cral promine ut citizens the excitement sour ~ss
allsyed, ard majority of ths crosd prevailed rpss
disperse A squad Of excited mea, hoscvcr. issg.
cred around the isil all the afternoon, While othcr
reversed the streets tbrea,enog veugesncc up the
eulprit To prevent violence the Mayor he's ordered
GU, the military, some of whom now 3 oc.cck) are
tspding guard in the Jail yard while Others are
pstroiling the streets. prepared instantly to ssppres
any threatened outbreak.
Mr. Charles st lingers, but his death Is looked fx
At every moment lie received two pistol shots IA the
abdomen either one of which the surgeons prone 49,
mortal
m.-Much excitement sti,l exists aud il is fessei
that the of the demise of the wounisl
man will be the signal for genera! outbreak.
Mr. Charles is the senior partner OF the firm n
Charless Barlow & Co.. and he Is looked upon ose
OF the oldest and most esteemed merchants Of the city
The attack upon him is universally regarded ss he
most unprovoked and cold-blcoded recori.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-06-04

Joseph Charles, prominent citizen Of St. Louis,
was mortaly wounded in the street yesterday morn
ing He had been the principal witness against G. w.
Thornton, formerly teller in savings bank from
which he was accused of having stolen 10000.
Thornton was acquitted on his trial year ago,
but practically confessed his guilt yesterday by
shooting his accuser in cold blood The citizens
of ST. Louis in state of great excitement, and
il is feared that they will lynch the murderer when
his victim, who was at last accounts still alive,
shall expire.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-06-04

Correspondence which tends to throw light upon
the delays to which the press and the public have
been subjected in the reception of European news
BY way of Halifax, will be found upon another
graph company has attempted to advance the
interests of few at the expense of the many, who
are waiting to the European news, is fully set
forth. Exorbitant charges, double charges, have
been made, and precedence given 10 spectators
which should only be awarded to the pubic.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-06-04
CossrMprIoN-ITs PREVENTION AND Cure.
WfscHEsrER'l
WfscHEsrERS
sySursE psipAnATIos or rss
HypoygosypiTEs OF LANE Aso Soos.
rur sprcTyfc HgSgDy FOR


erxusy psIPAnATros or rsE
HypopsosyHITEs OF LANE Aso Soos.
THE SPECIFIC srsypY Fos
Cossu.y1los BRoScHITIs. ASTHMA NERVOUS DISEASES
GEsIssL DEBILITY, FEsaLf ConpLAIsrs, frc.
READ THE 1EsTrsosY.
". ,ovY zee the rai0nls Of the epl ment Lime ard
s. recommended By Dr. Churc ~ in the atmeut Of ca
,up,rt;or1HEY AsSoRsEsTs But RLPAR or
x,T.xD 1HL WASTE TIssrL."-tH r. De Wees. A D.
HeW-YoS.
YouI Preparation ia. fa ed 20 benefit T. a0ie a''nree
IN ,-hich Ib1tt u,sd i"-fW r. Clark. NJ D., Lowell Ohio
Your nfdicine think invaluable. and oheeffuJ recon-
mend .t"-lEzra Clark NJ. D., kirAls.d y. Y.
81 am convinced that II will Ihate been i-proris9
ersy ,incs merceS taking i"IH Why ~ Almond, y
learned tia, dTassis, in spnsGed had sorle Of your
Preparsu immediately procured it, 70 Use in two oe IN
which Lad using Psrfish. 1t Int just to 'ay 'ha
noyg.d irpyor,nstf he nnediae ut have one case
Of Tuberculosis in second and o. toe Papt'
own =. .preSso he IA coming oct ell u It, unser Tss-oA
TREATMENT with your u-d nss szn Of aEoher II spring
field AL old case yeas who h2s eeen under may
pbv,sn and among res Green Of probang notorey
lie Aa, u.ed he HIpcyhsshi' AsD rEosovscfs HIMSELF
WELL n,S"-lW. II. Stgdley b. d. Rochester III
This the only reliable and pure preparation oi Dr. Cburch'
Remedy PIce three for O. Sold retail s Green's corner
of Broadway and 4hs, and wholesale and retail at the sole
en4sl oert In United Ststes (Ehere circulars be OBJ
,aued) BY j. WINCHESTER, No. - John-st tup stars)
New-York daily tribune., 1859-06-04
FKMAIE WEAkNEss. FEM,LE WEAKNEss.

large proportion of American lsiies suffer fom that well
known evil LyUcoRRHEA WRITES with its constant attend
nnts-WEAxsEsS DEBILITY, LANs-sACk, BsARlNG DOWN,
DtrxkssIos and GENSxAL fEoSrRArioN Again these yp
the usual remedies and q; very
little value and have been generally abandoned But vM'
FHkSYss SPECIFIC HOMEOPATHIC FEMALE FILLS ssnpie
gar PILL acting upon the membrane Of the effected part,
may be relied apn for this disease Thousands have
used with the best success and Whether mild
a cure under favorable conditions question Of time
Six boxes for 81 single boxes, 8 cents.
n B-A full set OF HvsPHSEys's HOMEOPATHIC SPECIFICS
with Boob Of Directions and twenty different Remedies
v;als $s do in plain - Family VI
6ft@ea boxes and Book So
Tree Rnu,edies the single box BY mail
exprvs free OF charge to address receipt price Ad
drcss =, pr HUMPHREYS 4 Co,
No. So2 Broadway, New. York.
o~fl hxs N nvrr
New-York daily tribune., 1859-06-04

Our city last night was the scene of two
murders, and stabbing affray between two
women One of the murders occurred m the
Eighth Ward, man killing his wife by lumping
on her head with his boots. The second took
place in the Fourth Ward. notorious rufian
named Patrick Dowdy, alias Patsey the Barber.
being stabbed to the heart. In the same Ward
one woman stabbed another in the head with an
ice.pick.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-06-04
Fuyitiyc SlaycCa~c.

GLovcrsTyR, Mass. Friday, June ,, 1853.
Edward B. Bacon, master Of the schooner Blisa-
beth of liyannis, arrested hcre this morncg, o.
the charge Of returning to Norfolk the fugitive ssve
Columbus Jones, who was brought into Hyaaois in
the brig Paterson. Bacon waived an examination.
and gave bail in 500 to appear before the Superior
Court at Barnstable
New-York daily tribune., 1859-06-04
Fire nj COyingtOn, Nv.

CiscIssArI, Friday, June J, 1853.
fire occurred at Covington, Ky., yesterday aAsr.
noon by which the baegng factory of Roberts s. Co
entirely destroyed, involving loss Of ~, ,0O6
on which there is but tridpg insurance. One hundred
and twenty men and women were thrown ou. of ea-
ployuent- The fire extended TO the Coviogton loss-
motive works, which were damaged 10 tho estest "
5000
New-York daily tribune., 1859-06-04
Execution Of II Murderer.

ALBANf Friday, June 3, lN9.
Michael o Brien, elderly msn, who murdered bis
wife at Cohoes by kicking aud beating death wss
executed to-day. O'Bren was between 30 aai 81 yean
of age.
The services of the Catholic Church were read d
the gallows, aud the execution took place within the
Jail before about 300 people The prisoner jerked
up five feet by weights, and died almost without q
-fuOOle
New-York daily tribune., 1859-06-04

Were our thanks to friends for their efforts to
extend the circulation of The TRIBUNE, and are happy
in being able to state that receipts from subsc1p
tions are more than double what they were last year.
and largely in advance Of the corresponding period Of
any previous year.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-06-04
Marine Disaster.

NORFOLK, Friday, June ), 1859.
The brig Isaac Carver, from Matanzas bound 70
Richmond with sugar and molasses, is ashore neN
Cape Henry.
P.M-The brig Isaac Carver gotten oh by the
w',ckers this afternoon with but slight damage. She
vii proceed up James River.