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POPULAR GEOLOGY. By IL
Boston. Gould 4 Lincoln

POPULAR GEOLOGY u, HU6H MILLEK- Emo. Pp a..
Boston: Gould Lincoln. sold by Sheldon Co.
The prese1t posthumous volume, by the late em'-
nent Scottish geologs;. is portion OF larger WORK
on which lie had been laboring for many years, but
which unhappily. was left in a state 81 incomplete
nes. at the time Of his death. 1t Is devoted to the
geological history Of Scotland in connection with
general survey Of the science. and equally remarks
bic ior it. .rikin. ani popular illustrations Its ext
braut amplitude Of statement and IT, spirit OF earnest
ertiusiesm with the former productions OF iis giiea
su,,or. An Introductory essay on the Progress oi
Geological Science" by the widow Of Hugh Miller
touches rapidly on the recent discoveries which claim
IN throw doubt on the usually received theory OF
prorressiye order il the organic remains which are
foupd in the earhs crust. The facts, here stated
are ,ha, the uppernost OF tie slurians continue 10
be the lowest pon, at which FISH are found; that
mammals consisting Of small marsupials and irsectiv-
ora. varvipg in sze from rat to a hedgehog with
ore or two doubtful species, have been discovered
lower than they had formerly appeared but thai
these were sn,eceient the great mammalian period
which preceded the appearance oi human reinaln'.
Evidently, from the admission OF The writer 'evera
disturbing. Transitional element, have been intro
dueed INTO the actual programme OF geology bu'' I"
! ii.creetiy sugge tied 10 inference should he sra~n
irom any alleged discoveries, urti they have been
submitted 10 repeated investaiior by the abie'' au
thcrites and have stood the test OF time
New-York daily tribune., 1859-06-07

ELEMENTS or MECHANICS BY WILLIAM G. Pscg
NJ 4. l2rno., ~. Sas. A :. Barnes Bun.
Tie principles Of mechanics are set forth IN this
volume in more rigidy mathematical form than Is
usual in elementary treatises In connection with the
expostons of theory, account Is given of the most
important mechanical apparatus and engines, bringing
down the progress of invention TO recent date. In
the solution of several problems the methods of the
differentia and integral calculus used which sup
pose degree of mathematical knowledge in the pupil
certainly beyond the ordinary standard of academies
and high schools in this country. As textbook for
advanced college classes, or for amateur students
Should any such be found to consult rs psgesD it is
well adapted by its admirable precision and closenes'
Of statement and its severe avoidance Of irrelevant
details.
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TIVE REGULAR MAIL LINE via sTONING-

Il TON for BOSTON AID PRovlDENCE.-Irl.-d Ro1.e-
shortest I'D mos, direct csrTyirg the Eastern NAL
The s.sanlers PLYMOUTH ROCK Capt. Joel s:o1s, and
G. VANDERBILT Capt d. B. stofsis IN oonIect!on VIII be
STOSiSGTON AND PRQyIDESCE and BOSI0N nND
ssys .Ieepsd from Pel 10 Norh River frat wharf above
ksttfr, AZ Oock and stcinfon at s:o p NJ
On ID. arrival of the Man Tran hich leaves Boston a. $50
The G. VANDERBILT from New-York Monday "wednesday
sDd FRIDAY from ,onir son Tuesday Thurday and Saturday
The PLYMOUTH ROCK from New YoTk, Tuesday, Thur
Cay ssurS,y from s;oluson, koncty WEDNESDAY nd
Friday
Psersr proceed from sninron railroad y Provasncs
Boston me Express Mail Train, reaching sad IN sd
cf those by other AID In snye M ell he
strly morning Eres, connecting nor east Pesserser
ondsturbed breakfast "sired and .svs s.p ron In
M uari conresg Providence with the II train for
Boston.
sassage master accompanies the sra train through
ssch -
For terts freight apply board tie
sesmsr The Freight 0os Pier No 2Eor;h Ryer or at
tbe Office No 10 Battery place.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-06-07

IN PURSUANCE of al order of the Surrogate OF
he Cntv ef New YORK notice hereby gwen 70 al Persn'
hs,irs Gains ssas, PETER VAN ARSDALE .e Of the Sy
OF Ne~.York physean, dcoessed, 20 Pcse.t tae r Wa
xuser. ,h,-r. hscfih~r, - the once o. = Al
Vorhis Attorney si Law 50 Nassan II ne ny % Nv.
York before the lth uy of 3 Peiaoef ''e"
'''' wiIHELNENA VAN ARsDALE, AdsainistIs'TI
ubg lsM6mTas
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of APPLICATION for the discharge

Il
IN Of iroyen. from hi. deb pnsuan, the provisions q
k. - the hfh chap-erof The srori
par oihe Revised scsg.es-EVERT d. Long Of he City and
County 0f SewYork in.3lveEt debtor Notice hr.t pub
Isf "a NAV "a 1889 Creditors app-ar before The Hot.
HENRY HILTON Of The Judges Of the CO1rt u Com nol
P-ss of The Cry Of NewYors q the Chamber, q - Cet oi
Common Pes. in the City Hall in the City # New YORK
the ninth day of Aggus s eleven ock in he fore
II tts dsy show why sssnnsn sholh not BE-
mad. Of aid fnv. estate and b d. haEed from his
dsbts BURTON COULT. Atty'sfr Petitioner,
nyAlswlOwTu No. 10 Broadway, y. Y.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-06-07

NOTICE of APPLICATION for the Dis
IN CHARGE 4 sn ISsOLvESr frurl bis DEBTS psrslsn
The provisions The Third Article q the First Title Of The
Fh Chapter The Second Par II The Revised ssgtes George
w Ansvorh Il the town q Saratoga sPnss of the County u
Sarstoss, " Y, ins0lveut debtor Notice ir Published
% 1880 Creditors srpsr before the Hon John W
Crane, County judge of the County of a.osa a. bis Office in
the o Saratoga SPRING.. The 18Th dsy 4 June 10
O'clock IN The frenoon 20 show II they have why
should be made said nsoyeG, Estate and lie
be DISCHARGED from bis dehs
JNo. c. HUBERT, Atiy far Insolyen', =,
s5lswlowTu saratoes Springs. " Y.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-06-07
UNPARALLELED REDUCTION of FARE

u via PENNSYLVANIA CENTRAL RAILROAD.-MON-
DAY June 1889 fare viii be reduced the following rates;
from New York 70 Cleveland, 90 Chicago, 8l2 Columbus
e. From NewYoik Cresine, 80 Cincinnati SIS l5 o;
Leis s23 25 Rates Louisville, Indianapolis Fort wayne,
Milwaukee and oil other po points In The West reduced
the proportion b. particular % ash r Tickets wa me
fNNSYLVANIA CENTRAL RAILROAD. Tickets sold and
bfoma,ion given either Of the offices Of Company viz No
i,or House foot Of Colrsnd No Battery place, New
York j. h. ELLIOTT Agent
LOUIS L. HOUPT, Gen. Ticket Agent.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-06-07

The FPfSTLES or ST. PETER AND ST. JUDE,
PREACHED AND EXPLAINED BY MARtIN IL
TIER Translated. with Preface and So'e' ~ L. H.
GILLErr. limo, PIP. SO Auson d. +. Rsud-ph.
In searching among the dusty piles Of old pamphlets
in the library of the Union Theological Seminary,
several years ago. the translator Of this volume dis
covered several works of Luther in the original Wit
teuberg edition. Among them were the lectures on
the epstles of Peter and Jude, which We're delivered
soon after the commencement of the Reformation to
large congregations in Germany. They possess both
an antiquarian aud theological interest, and in the
present spirited version will convey to English readers
vivid idea of the iervor Of spirit and force of ex
preston which characterized the bold Saxon reiormer
New-York daily tribune., 1859-06-07
Uaier Cure.

DFRGEN HEIGHTS WATER-CURE
ID Oa,ey kept by Dr. T. LoEwnsIHAL) situsied on the
one mile by sage from Hoboten ferTy VIII be opened
sr Patients and Guests MONDAY June g. Arrangements
are made with eminent Hydropathsts In New'iok " Visiting
And Consulting Physicians. . .,,,,r,, 49,.
Mrs c. L. SMALLEY, NJ ID. Qa,e associate with Dr. Tral
p..dep, Physcian
New-York daily tribune., 1859-06-07
sARSAPARTLLA.

- THE BEST SPRING ALTERATIvE AND TONIC.
We take much pleasure In reminding our numerous friends
that this the year sudden and rapid changes Of
elm are trying the constitution and prolific the deye
opmeni that much suffering be avoided BY using
this safe pie aant ecacous remedy which plrihes the
blood espes huo and speedily al cuaneou and erP
tive disorders. Prepared by - -
A. b 4 D. SANDS. DrnrEi,t. No. l4l Wliamst.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-06-07

.lO HEALTH of AMERICAN WOMEN. ID
The Gya<fenbevg Co~posys
MARsHALL's UTERINE CArHoLIcoH
certain for all female monthly irregularities weshness
tmor, liberation Inflammation. whites falling, and other io'
osl deransenent Of the uterine organs. =.
Price 81 81 per bottle five bottles for So 1t can be safely
sent by Express. o.,
Az WHOLLY UNAUTHORIZED, NEARLY REsHMbLNo
rBIs IN NAME AND LABEL. BEEN PUT IN cIRcuL ATOM
add,,s JosHUA y BRIDGE M d., Seep and CONSULTING
PHysIeI.s GydefeEterg Co., No. 81 PARKRow. NEw.fokk
rVIMOLAT's old established SULPHUR and
i yAPOR BATHS No Carol place, BeeckeTsL, the only
eenne Sulphur Baths United States for TIE cure OF hh-u
ma,s iiou, Eruption of the Skin and all MercuTia Alec
' LOUIS l.. TIMOLAT.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-06-07

NEW-YORK AND HARLEM RAILROAD
IN COMPANY.
SUMNER ARRANGEMENT
On and sNsr WEDNESDAY june l. labs Trains viii leave
fas.. Station, New Yo-h, foIou,:
7:45 g. 70 ..For Wlhanlsbridfe.
e.Sps NJ Mall Train for Albany.
$50 g. NJ For N-lsnsbrdse.
l. i:3oa 10 ..For White Plains
2.30 .. N. FOR Wliamsbr.dee.
400 2, n For White Plains.
4:30p m. FOR Dover Plains
6:i5 p For White Plains, f!o;r White aud Centfest
$50 p N For Wlhsnlbr!dse
EITURsNG-Wil leave:
$50 IN Prom White Psas.
b:5' g. NIL From Dover Plains.
6:40s 70 Prom Wiiiansbricre.
7:9s 10 Prom White Plains
$50 N From WAiamsbridge.
ll;3o m Mail Train from Albany.
I:oD .. Ln. From Wilismsbndge.
500 D. 10 Prom White Plains.
500 o. u From Wlismsbr6Fe.
600 o. ~. Prom White Plains
VIM J. CAMPBELL, Superintendent.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-06-07

TIE CONyALEsCENr By n. PsskfE WILLIS. LIMO.
pp. fs. Casri-s Senoo-r-
In this volume Mr.. Willis has collected series Oh
the aromatic letters from Iclewild, which have gwen
New-York daily tribune., 1859-06-07

CTyAMt &c IRELAND, DIRECT, fcr $9.-The
SL..sn-ol Nov -YoIh ard ftseeiphiA eteAnsklD Cos
sIr1S "a reveTfll reausfips ere hierded 70 sell;
pr-cn q. "a. and CoIk- -
Wv" CITY oY MANCHESTER, is ard ID Of June.
~, u.x. Ycrh 20 Cort ard Lvsrpoci-
'"" CITY OF MANCHESTER, S5.b Ct June.
RATS PASSAGE:
ratar fcu Ne~-YoIk 20 Cork ard LiveTroci.....e5
e.~~rsse f,om New York 20 CoTk ard Liyerpooi... 80
unlimited Allowance cf tie E.s: cOOkec psovsone
q sdeh VII h. ssrved ky The Coupsnys stewsTes
ly his LIE avoid lie rsk and fea: eeLnon o.
sAEn1s HaAI Gs st. Johns, q The rs.m.' 'Ai sds0"
CeEt.
Pa freight or pts.sse ,prlyt 70
JOHN Nc KEE, No. rs VictorS o., belhsa
c. ". d. SEYMOUR Co., CoEk
ers PtDs<sJLis and Ns~York al the CompanJs Ne
il Wshtgs PtiaSstLs AID No. IS Broadway New Yort.
" JOHN O. DALE. Aren't
Nm INsAN, Agent, Eoa g ars IS Tower suiNil1, Liver
Dool
Tur.her ,siars, VII .ppssr IN faure sdyert'.menta
New-York daily tribune., 1859-06-07
INCE Of an order Of the Surrogate

IN PURSUANCE Of an order Of the Surrogate
Of he County Of H.fots Botcs hereby given 20 all Per
having claims assius CLOTILDA SMITH e Of the Cry
Of NswYork, widow, dec.s.-d prs-en: the same Wa
vouchers thereof The sr-crbes -hr o,e roou o o. No
20 CITY % New before he sra
day December nea-Daed New YORK The th dag o May,
lcjs HENRY J. CULLEN s..
My3l-laW6mTl HENRY A. MOTT
New-York daily tribune., 1859-06-07
6tfamboats ano Railroads.

DAY BOAT for ALBANY snd TROY-Steamer
~ hETAMORA from foo: cf Jay 81. every Tledsy, Thurs
tsy ard Saturday,, at O. M
EOR BOSTON and PROVIDENCE via NEW
Il PORT and FALL RIVER-The splendid AID saperios
METROPOLIS, Csp Brown leaves New Ycrt ever
TUESDAY, THURSDAY and SATURDAY ats 0'ciook . m
nd he EMPIRE STATE, Capt Brsyton, On MONDAY
WEDNESDAY Ud JkIDAYa.6 Scsch p M, fol Pier No
iSR
Hereafter, Win Be regarded secured s1y sppH
tart until me shsl have been Paid foy.
Freight Boston forwarded through with erss. dpsh by
Expre.s Freight Train
wM. BORDEN Agent, Ns 70 ard u wes.-..
New-York daily tribune., 1859-06-07
feaal Notifies.

IN PURSUANCE of an order of the Surrogate of
~ Ct, ~ Nr,. Yo.k noe s hereby siveu al P~rsls
l.xs DAVID LEAL, Aie II th~ Cry q New
YoTk csrputeT deceased 70 rrsn the sane WIZ vouchers
,b, ~. ,hsir residence, Nc IS OrohArd
In bc cav II NeNyork before Tie l1ih Day Of AHss
lSA"'-D'''- ' EMELINE LEAL,
SARAH NJ LEAL.
,,. ,.s-. Aernnis;rG-rixss.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-06-07

NIEW-YORK AND ERIE RA1LROAD.-On
IN and ser MONDAY April 1889 and until further notice,
Passenger Trains Will leave Pier, foot Of Dusnet fonow
VIZ:
DuNKIRK ExPREss At ea m, for Dunhirh and Buffalo,
snd Principal Intermediate Stations ,.
NAIL TRAIN M, fox Duukrk and Buffalo and Inter
mediate Stations 49,, H.
ROCKLAND PASSENGER A. s 81 p m, nom foot OF bsr'
vi.or ~ via Permou SufeTu and intermediate stations
WAY PASSENGER stS =. M for Newburgh Aiddletown'
N intermediate Stations.
MONT EXPRESS at p. m, for punhtk and Bufslo
The above trains daily, Sundays excepted
These Express Trains connect at Elmrs with the Eimirs
and Niagara Falls Railroad for Niagara Falls 81
ninxhamrton with Syracuse and Bnghsmpton Railroad ff
Syracuse A. Coming with the Buffalo, Corning and New fofk
Ksosd for Rochester and Buffalo, at Great Bend, with me
D.sxAr. and Western Railroad, for Scranon
Hou.esviIe with the Buffalo and New-foIh City hairosd
Buffalo aud DunkiIk with The Lake Shore hAhoaa i
Clsv,lsrd Cir clu,,u Toledo Detroit Chicago kc.
CHARLES MORAN. President
New-York daily tribune., 1859-06-07

E" SARATOGA WATER-CURE"-Now in or
~ der for the reception guests Great improycels have
been msde. N. BEDoRrhA, NJ D., Ssrs;oss Sprins' n l.
WATER-CURE HOME, No. 80 Howe ST.,
w NewHAveu Coun.-BOARD and TREATMENT, 80 %
es per week. J. p. PHILLIPS NJ D., Ms l. PHILLIPS
NJ D., Physicians
New-York daily tribune., 1859-06-07

Il NEW-lORK ard tbe WEST and SOUTH-WESE-Tbe
BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD, and is tnny-devel
oped connecting cs offer desirable and direct route
NewYork and all the cities and towns IN he great
wss: and souhWesi Freight promptly conveyed In arses
ard lowest rates and thrscas and
smsrsu through with their baggage with best speed
and comfort. -
This /, only line by which travellers between New York
and ;he We, visit Washington City. Ronndtrp tickets
nom Baltimore sshngton have been provided especially
fr travellers he Eastern cities and the Great West at
The largely reduced Of but R for which sum added 90 the
price II Wee tickets travellers may vsit Washington
their way
Entpy and superior sleeping have been introduced
this road -
New York Office No 229 Broadway, q Barclay oppo-
ate AsOT House. L. w. fEhFkIb -
Agent B. ard 0. route.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-06-07
y PURSUANCE Of an arfer Of ths Surrnr,t. OF


Il h- County of SeY0rs notie- hereby kfyen p~r
having claims MARY LINDSAY are q The CITY
Neyiork deceased present the with vuuchers krrof
the subscriber the Robert Gi-u I'd 40 go
Nassau N The City II NYort before III st day
of fNoyember lS5sDsied New York. III 4jh day y April s
WILLIAM FRAZER, Admir- with tAs viii annexed.
Ap2f lsg6uTu
New-York daily tribune., 1859-06-07

nUERU's COD LIVER OIL JELLY, approved
k by NewYorh Academy Of Medicine !. the only one
containing IS per cent Of Oil. BEWARE OF INVITATIONS
No imitation contains much oil mine, though are
boldly advertised as containing much as 80 per cent.
Also American and Norwegian Cod Liver Oil in the liquid
state. r. QUERU No. I'D 4th-ev, New ORR
Also for sae at DELLUC Co.., r T. GREENS Nos go
and esq Brosoway and all respectable Draggists.
PENFOLD, PARKER MOWER
Wholesale Agents, No. Is Beekmsns-
New-York daily tribune., 1859-06-07

nR. TRAILS WATER-CURE is located but
- one rum St. Johns Park At No 10 LAishir oooa
BOARD can be obtained from &5 20 81 week boari with
treatment from g TO $40 81 Per week. r. 7. TRAIL H. D.,
and d. A. GORTON NJ D., Physicians
New-York daily tribune., 1859-06-07
CENTRAL RAILROAD of NEw-JERsEY.-

NENIRAL KAILKUAD OF NEW-JbhSE1.- =
~ Connecting kew-Hsnpton with the Delaware Lscks
wnIs and Western Railosd, and At Eu;on with the Lehish
Valley Railroad. - . .. 49,.
EewYork for Easton and intermediate sces from Pier
No North River a. m II 45 n, and p. for Somer
Vile by above trains and at 545 ?. m.
tn. above trains Elizabeth -h trains the New
Jr,.y Railroad which NewYost from the foot Of Court
IAndtF., a. ?. 30 a. m, aud u No. srd and p.
Passengers for the Delaware, Lackawanna and Wes'ern kal
road Will m. only For Lehish Valley Railroad ss
"a a M md 81: IS q M JOHN o sTERNS. superntsHdent
New-York daily tribune., 1859-06-07

vember osat DECD New-Yort l3th DAY 4 May l8is
myl7 lav6ulTu GEORGE n HTST Frr--.o-
IN PURSUANCE of 81 order Of the Surrogate Of
tbe County Of New.Yoi No-ise ia hereby gwen -l
having Claims ssAiHs MARY CANTON l.s -e C- = Ns-
foft widow d.c.assd pr-se. The with vonc- there
81 % ths subscriber, a. his Office No = Chsnb-rr IN he
City q York before The twenty zh;h dsy Il Osas
next-Da;ed New-Yoss he twenty hsd day u April ss
srG lsw6mTu DAVID 5 BROWNE Execute
New-York daily tribune., 1859-06-07
Me0ifal.

nRUGS, &c.-WILLIAM III. K1NSLEY, No.
~ IL Gold-st., Maden-ane, New York, offers to
RETAILERS AND MANUFACTURERS
assortment reliable DRUGS, &c reasonable terms
CONSIGNMENTS Of MEDICINES, CHEMICALS, &c, dis
posed of the best brought public notice
New-York daily tribune., 1859-06-07

hudson RIVER RAILROAD.-From May
i g. 1859 TRAINS viii leave Chamberss. Station -
ioows; Express Trains and II and p m For Hud-
for Sing Sing 10 and aud lo;to p m
for Poushkeeps ll5 and $40 p M for Tsnyto%n 14s and
e.a5 m Tor Peeksk $3.50 The Hudson, Poughkeepsie,
Yetlsk Sing Sing and Tanyown Trains stop st most Of hs
CAV stations Passengers taken Chambers Canal Chnophed
snS Ss,s Trains Tor NewYork leave Troy st las and so
NJ and S45 p and Albany about Is minute, ls'si on
2nIdh a 4 A. ~ ln ouP-
New-York daily tribune., 1859-06-07

EEW-JERSEY RAILROAD-For PHILA-
kN DELPHIA ard the SOUTH ard WEST via JERSEY
CITY.-Msil and Express Eres leeye NewYo-k at and
M and and D. N fare e3 Throush Tickets cold for Gin
.irrs ana the West and fr Warrington New Orleans and the
South, &c. AID through baggage checked 70 Wsshnstop In
o. ald 6 o. NJ. trains
j. W. WOODBURY., A,astsnt Superintendent
Ne bsesse viii b, received FOR trains unless delivered anl
stecked 6een pinu,es advance of The time Of leaving
New-York daily tribune., 1859-06-07
SIXTEEN WHITE CHILDREN RECOV-
ERED FROM THE IADIiNS.

The Commissioner of Indian Affair." has received the
following interesting letter from the Snpern'enien, OF
Indian Affairs ip Utah:
New-York daily tribune., 1859-06-07

GUNNER RESIDENCE.-WES
~ WATER CURE, Bisslcboro VI The subscriber hsNinf
purchasd This well establishment has put The building
GOOD rpsr furnished with furniture throughout IL
lending to make all respects. worthy ot the liberal patronage
received in the days Of Dr. Wessehoe lie has been 50
srtpnafe as 10 services Of c. W Gau NJ. d. the
former assistant associate Of DR. W. physician who hsv
inr his with the Ls~rrGee Ater Cure viii
gye bis undivided attention to this
The bathing facilities more extensive, the water oSaei
and than at any other establishment oi he 0 IL new
England. - .,--s, -,
Ihe Gymnasium Billiard Room and Bowling saloon viii be In
good order for bosrdrs pains sill be spared u mke the
situation Of the pssautest Suinef r'Gencts res
who do need vii be received s eoarder' merely
ard charged sccordirEy. - ..
Letters Of inquiry msy BE- addressed 20 Dr. C. w ORAU OF
to the subscriber, which viii be Prouptly susweIed
P. &. FRANCIS, Propulsion
REFEKTNcEs:
Hon. GEORGE EOLSOM, New-YoIk
RICHARD WARREN, Esq, New YORK
= g. MEAD. ESQ, Brstteboro.
PHILIP " ELLIS, Esq, Brsileborc
New-York daily tribune., 1859-06-07
NETWORK and NEW-HAVEN RAILROAD.
IN SIMMER ARRANGEMENT. ls4

IN 1889 SUMNER ARRANGEMENT. l54
Commencing May 23, 1853
Pssnter Baton in NewYoIk, Of 9th 81 and 4h-sv
Entrance on 7th-tt.
TRAINS LEAVE NETWORK,
For FewHsyen ss m (eI); li:45 S:l5 leI) $50 and
i'45 5p. For Bhdgepor, m. teHl lEt' S;l5 e1l
$50 and 445p For Milford, Strsord, Fairfield, Southport
and Wespor Ia m. l2:45 $3.50 and ~ Por Norwalh
Iss. m. l2:5 s;l5 eI $50 ~ 5:S s.p m; 70 f%
m. For Stamford Cex) l2 IS, 3:l5 eIG $50
il $780, $50 For Port Chester and inefmsdia:e sis
Eons T. 4 m Il IS. $50 AS. $50 $50 ?.
CONNECTING TRAINS.
Yor Boston tex), 9:l5 M (ex) Yor Hartford And
Eprr gfed g. m (ex 3l5 (exl For Connecticut River
Railroad 70 Montreal q. txD, and S;l5 (et) 20
Northampton For New Haven Ne~London and stoninson
Railroad a. M and 95 o. For Canal Railroad 70 North
snpton g. (ex) and l2P For Housatonc Railroad
AND 3:l5 p FOR Nsugatnck Railroad, Ia M 3;I5
n m Yor Dspbury AID Norwak Railroad, T. m. 80
JAMES II. HOYT, Superintendent
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Curious Facts about th P.csiA .nts, q

The following compilation of curious
condolences in the "ames and lives Of
the first seven Presidents Of the United
States (Washington, John Adams, JEFF
ferson, Madison, Monroe, John Qnincy
Adams aud Jaekson), is furnished by the
Boston Transcript: .... s...-
"Four of the seven were from Virgin.
ia Two of the same name from Massa-
chusetts, and the seventh was from Tenn
esee. All but one was sixty six years old
on leaving office. having served two
terms; aud one who had served but ono
term would have been sixty six yes,s
of age at the end Of another. Three Of
the seven died on the 4,h Of July, and
two Of them on the same day of the yess.
Two Of them were on the sub committee
of three tha, draughted the Declaration
of Independence. and th'sc two did on
the same day and year, aud on the anni-
vrrsary of the Declaration Of Isdepesd.
encr, and jnst half century from the
day Of Declaration. The names Of thrcs
of the seven end in son, yet none of these
his name to son. In're
spcct to the name Of all. it may bc said,
in conclusion, the initials Of two Of the
seven were the same; and the initials Of
still two others were the same. The re.
naming one, who stands alone in this
particular, stands alone in the love and
Of his corntryman and tho
civilized world-Washiugton! OF the
first five, only one had sou, and that
sou was also President.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1859-11-05
Prenticei>us.

A Kansas editor. in aluding to slavery
says he duesn't " like property that has
ir.s Doesn't lie ike horses aud cattle
aud sheep? aud hsvn't they twice a.
many lcgs ~ nj "ger,!
Go to Washington and see how white
men make laws, aud you will be as much
dl>gusted a. IT you went 10 the West In
dies aud see how the negroes make molas-
ses.
The editor Of the Cincinnati Enquirer
says that our party has taken various
names within the last twenty five years
He is so grossly unjust as to oni. to add
that it has doue honor to them all,
Poor lnen Of all men should never un
dcrtakc To drown SORROWS in strong drink,
i, doesn't pay M,storruncs may drive
man to the cup, but it takes a fortune to
keep him there.
An lndiana paper notices the birth Of
baby wei Chin. fifteen pounds. When
ever the moiher holds that baby 10 her
lap, heavy responsibility rests upon hes
a Southern paper hopes that the "sv-
idrni effects Of Douglas'. Harper will bs
lesson to him Said a Judge r. =
eulprit at the bar You viii be hung
at noon on Tuesday, and may it prove y
waning toy You.
job. Mitchell advised all fugitive slaves
to return voluntarily to their masters
The advice on the whole was good.-
Won't John take it himself aud 90 back
OF his own accord to Botany Bay?