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Brandreth's Ptl1s.-A Single Dose OF Five
six pills his saved many valuable e Let the lowsp
rted sufferer try hem and regain bis health and good sp
Aud Ia there noble aipcy and bold originality 10 the
doctrine that dsease unit and has M sole origin In impury
eees Who losing empers deny the theory and denounce
It's advocates Every thousands Of II not 70
the principle least 70 the efficiency each thsk ndv
dual cases Of the Brandresh Vegetable Unver. Pulls which,
with certainty all diseases that curabe aud relieve
all those that not For pamphlets calculating the theory
and for testimonials Of from well known
living individuals apply at Dr. BRANDRETH6 principal
ONCE, 20 Canal street. Sold at Is cents q box
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Cristsdoro's Hair Dye, Wigs and Toupees.
The word Wholesale retail and dye pr
yAtely applied a1 6 House.
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Strong and Flsvory Ten, Ono Dollar the
chest and good coffee 10 bs dollar at CHRIsTIAN
SONS, No. Chambers or 26 Greenwich street.
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Paris Soft Hats OF Rare Quality, Expressly
adapted for summer wear, just received by steamer.
LkARY CO., Noa 5, and Aston House. Broadway
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Iair-Its Diseases, Fall, Changes OF Color
and It's Establishment treated carefully by A. RANDJEAN
No. W Twelfth street, west side and near Broadway.
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chronological Observation-Disclosures ont
talents defecH and proper pursuits may be obtained daily
at FOWLER WELLS, 308 Broadway.
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Rupture Cured by Marsh & Co.'s Radical
They also keep Mh elastic stockings varcoso
supporters and shoulder defer
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Or. Motifs Chaiybeato Pills-An Aporicnt
and ssmachic preparation Of purified iron B. B. LOOKE,
general agent Principal once SS9 Broadway.
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The Pasteiograph-New Style Portrait
way Photographs for 81. ~
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Lester's sewing Machines.
LOCK STITCH.
SALRsR0OMS 4S3 BROADWAY, ~
Wholesale agents wanted.
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Kennedy's Medical Discovery Is warranted
10 cure scrofua eryspeas satrheu scad head uoeraed
ucse legs. For sale BY all druggists.
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CristadOrO's Hair Dye, Wigs and TOupees-
be In the world Wholesale retail DE pn
vately applied, No. Aston House.
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" NOW READY:
THE XXI Lofts AND TRrUNPHS
IN EUROPE,


TIE Ol1AkS CHAMPION
heunD1 An hssoricala ccuunt of
T famous and va rso and anecdotes 70
atng 70 ne noble OF chess By Paul Mnrphys ~.
Secretary. volume, limo Cloth, rs cents
EXTRACT Won
Cness may be game sme but cbesa h.
a. lines, absorbed the scu ses of most Intellectual ~
every cline numbers Yong its seurs the grenteS
nan es Of battle fields and thro ues OF wsrors
painters scuptors statesmen ind dvines peesesseS ae
eusge and literature or its and on a.
ocean IN the fortress and by fresde Norphy
vsn1asSed TIE Paiadins Of he New aad Old Worlds ~
veued ioto the throne OF abourdonnais Phdor
AZ long as chess sha Last his viii housened veri
and his deeds be held in lasting uaory.
CONTENTS.
Morphy's First Games
The First American Chess Congrea9
Norphy Prepared Saart for kuropc.
Chess IN England.
Morpby In III gland
The ktaunon Affair.
Norpby In France.
1he tafe de Ia hegenee.
The Match between MorpSy and Haxrvttx
Sorphys Greatest blindfod
continuation OF the Match with Harrwkx
Morphy 10 society.
Morphy aad the French Ar,ateurs
1orphy gets Beaten.
Morphy and Anderson.
Morphy sno MoDgreden
Trophfea-
Valedicory
II. APPLETON a CO. PublisIers MAxwYc-Er
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The Best Spring Bed I'm ExisGence--.(f4oyve,s
elliptic q from IS 70 S. q s7S Broadway OAu and saaK
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No Hot ever Lent n more D1stinguishetl
appearances to the head of gentleman than WHITES
site cashmere or this Every day the rush to 26
srosway for this brilliant style increases. Under Bar
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Jauch & MOlo's French Confectionery, Ice
cream and lunch saloon--Now open. 1854 Broadway be-
tween Seventeenth and Eighteenth streets.
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d. APPLETON q CO., Pubushers, New yo.s.

no YOU WANT WHISPERS OR MUsrACgRs,-ny
onguen seven yesrs estab shed only thing In o.
lsence that VIII force them TO the
within SIX weeks from the "a application not stain On
pJufe lie ekn Price 81 Sent BY mail, free auy
r.. no Na.ss, "a.
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BatchesOr's Hair Dye, Wigs and Toupces,
he world surpAssng made. Sold and applied
at the mandatory, 233 Broadway.
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Hexring's Patent Champion Fire
burglar proof safes 25l Broadwsy Murray NY
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INRENCH CHINA
Il Beautiful sets for dinner, tea and breakfast
Rich cur TABLE GLASS
TABLE CUTLERY,
FABIAN FIGURES
CoRNElIAH VASES &c tos 81 extremely nodsrs,a
prices ". j. +. DALEY 4 CO.,
6Sl Broadyww,
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fIhE BEST LOCATED AND BEST VENTILATED
- x,x. LkDIESs
ICE CREAM SALOON IN THE CITY.
$500. . WILLIAM TAYLOR'S
bADlES AkD GENTLEMEN'S DINING AND
ICE CREAM SALOON,
SIS BROADWAY
| 1ssfUt a EVERY FAMILY
~ Gfeas spots paint &C. removed instantly, gloves rib
hors, &c, clear ed eous without Injury 10 the
Celeste olor or fabric by HEGEMAN CO.'S CONCkN-
IhATEU BENZlpE, HEGkMAN 4 CO.,
l6l, 800, 3ll and $50 Broadway.
" ATS NERVOUS AErIDorE FOR TEN WARS
~ has never failed to instantly relieve and permanently
cure epilepsy headache, any nervous aocon IL
falls wen refund the money, PYNE Co. 100 Ma
sau street, aud Hayes Brooklyn,
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nK. a. JAMES DISCOVERED WHILE II TEE KAar
~ Indies certain cure for consurn pdon, asthma brnch,s
coughs coos and general debility The remedy
ed BY him when lis only child daughter given un
die HIS ch Id cured and is vel Deroos
on beneD ing DIS fellow morta be will send 10 these via
resile containing i directions for making succea
fuiy usng this remedy free receipt of vuh
for return Pessge Address o. r Bruwu 10 2,r~.1
street., Jersey City. NJ.
SNRlEkDs or ECONOMY, ArTKNrION.-INsrEAD a.
a destroying your waste paper preserve IT, and q
s3uivalent ID cAsh FOR Ole
whole or torn, old pamphlet old circulars handbts cs
Carols CATALOGUES and oA scrap In large
aiaal matters not how much they may written e q
mutlatod. STOOkWELL EAEHsON.
IA ureekh ane
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TO BUY A HAT
UNTIL YOU HAVE SEKN

Progress, Prices, observation-disclosures &
warehouse in the world
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French ,k Grape lace and straw summer bonness q
WILDE d CO.'S, 26l Broadway, the hsndeomest and
cheapest the city, until you visited estsbishmcnt
See, ladies' for yourselves-then determine
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pRINCE IMPERIAL CHAMPAGNE,
DE YEEOGE 4 Co EPERMAY Err ANnr

DE yKEOGE 4 CO, ErERNAY, FRANCE,
used ~ the
IMPERIAL TABLES ON BE CONTINENT OF EUROpE
PEI FECTLy PURE AND DELICATE WINE
AT moderate price and admirably adapted family
Sold BY
r. A. KERR, TAG Broadway J. 8. PIERCE lS5 Broadvnvr
Howell Co, 69S Broadway; MACY Co. sls sixth avscnss
Conws Co.. of broadway twentieth strcess:
sBAw CROSBY i Spring street. and by nearly every LEAD
ing hotel and dealer throug hout IT, country.
&. V. HAUGHWOUT, Sole Importer
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Grover & Bakers Celebrated
NOissLEss FAMILY SEWING MACHINEa
NEW TILES, AT REDUCED rhICES.
40 broadway. New York.
l6Z FuliOu street. Brooklyn.
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HAB FIXrUPkB.
" We arc now opening Done
NEW STYLES
gas chandeliers that excel thing Il the kind s1vl
b this CITY, both for
BEAUTY AND CHRAPNKo6
PerrOnB in want Of chandelier brNopea kc h. sr~ -
vtted 70 call and examine stock
WI DALEY CO.,
Rr,aAu
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eenth Cenury-The eterec ps "a one Of the nsrss.
which asonshes every one who HIS the Opportunity Of sesr
and see ~ on The spot he ex aHcrdnay scenes cities pub
land France Germsny, 6w7 erisnd Sc ~ ssra sn5 -
circular describing he sere which can be had by
cioe'pe stamp 70 D. AtfL TrUk CO. 34S 3S
way rsmy groups and country residences for The
, 1859-11-15
Scbalny1:s Life In Petersburg,
4 st. Petersburg letter gives tie following
further particulars respecting Scbamyrs sta
in the Russian capital.

ASt. Petersburg letter gives tie following
further particulars respecting Schamyrs stay
in the Russian capital.
On the day Of his arrival compact crowd
had collected around the entrance of the hotel
where he had lodged, and all the points where
it was expected he would pass in going TO visit
the chief authorities. He appeared quiet at his
ease-in no way disconnected. He has IN intel
ligcnt look, and the general expression OF his
countcnance announces energy and the habit Of
command. His figure is tall aud upright, not
withstanding his advanced age.
The nextday Schamyl mud his son had the
honor of being presented to tile Empress and
tile hereditary Grand Duke Tsarkaestlo. The
presentation lasted only few minutes. It is
said lle was greutly affected, aud looked pale.
Schamyl went afterwards to see the museums
Of natural history, and Of the academy Of Sci
cnces. In the evening lie was at the Italian
opera, in the box Of Prince Anato!e Baryutin-
ski. M'dnse. Charlton Demeure sauy TIC part ol'
.Amina in '*Somua1nbula." The scene where
she comes down the ladder from the mill pro-
duced 4 great effect on the kazi Nahomet, the
lman's son.
Schan1yl is enchanted with az he sees in Rus
sia. ''liad known your country sooner" said
lie, chad seen all now see, should have
made my submission long since" Well said,
certainly, but perhaps The ayowal NAV not be
altogether sincere. Tho 1man is evidently q
clever man. Ills answers betoken considerable
dpropos.
When asked what had most pleased him in
Russia. scha1nyl replied. "The kind reception
Of the EMPEROR"
, 1859-11-15
The Insanity Of (serfIt Smith not Pre-.
ed--1keyolutionary Lunacy.


The Troy Budyet u Democratic paper) says
Eve find the opinion is quite prevalent that
the lunacy Of Gerrit Smith is fcisucd. We can
not fall i'll with this opinion. 1t seems to lis
that his conduct for the last len fifteen years
hHs been sucl as to convince any ono that he
w:s not exactly person Of sound mind Al.
Though, perhaps. perfectly sound on all other
subjects, his manla for negroes has been such
that he has given away small farms to rs many
Of them rs choose to take them-;,e has lavish
cd lis hospitality upon them, but to ali others
who in their name might undertake any scheme
philanthropy or plumber Wehaye seen him,
sometimes presiding, and sometimes occupying
4 humble seat. in the so-cal1ed " conventions
Of lis colored brethren, addressing them US
brother Jackson, ,"' Brother Jones'" &C., and
not only pay ing the most obseluious difference
to their opinions, but paying also their bills, aud
seeming to relish the Thing without the least
approach to sntiety.
1t is reported tliat Governor Wise has made a
requisition upon the Governor Of this state for
the body ofGerrit Smith, to answer to charge
Of cotnp!'city With treason. Aud this is made
to give some color to the idea that he is now
feigning Insanity. We arc assured at Albany,
aud also By telegraph from Richmond, that this
is not the case But if it were, Gerrit Smis,, il
naturally too bold ind too honest man to
resort to any such pretcncf. even 10 save his
own life: if, indeed, his }iic we're in danger.
The constant strnining Of his mind over the
subject which has engrossed his attention fur
SO many years. and especially ever since lie
resigned his seat in Congress in August, 1864,
las been sufficient to render any person non
com|os 4atnfi*:: and the recent exposure If his
completely with Brown hus probably produced
the climax Of his snalady.
Great political events or civil revolutions have
always been observed to be attended with ut,-
n'cyous cases OF mental arrangement Pine]
observed this phenomenon in France after the
revolution Of 1859, and Dr.. Rush describes siu,-
liar effects in the United States. Every access
of passion. joy, grief, anger fear, anxiety. &C.,
nay become cause otinsanity- But Mr.. Smith
is known to be unusually collected. When
terms. and cnforces his opinion with kindness
and suavity, except when treating Of tbat par
ticmar subject which has now driven him mad.
, 1859-11-15
DOCK IsIVEi: SE}lls-'k:'
AQ r. ifM'A TED *
mT. mOIslslS> UELE tV'*


the I!'inu Cttn:'a! l.,-" b.
RTDajlv Stages run ffcn Fre>ts:. = = ':'s
Thecoune OF ssudy embraces c. s:!:::s:: -. -,
In colleges. with 1E.Ay utl.er u:s'ii' i.f'- ~: ;
e. This Institution }la> iu.t.-,' - = r. II
most successful in.lruct:on Lts: v.ss:i ios'..
!tnt teachsrs H.: charge q; tic .:s;+ -: - Il :,
Trustees, w:,i>t hul'!:ls ! c!a'' ~:
lsdxd to dn all the work q \ 6 '.ts* :. !
name. Athntoush Col4r-. IL ~, - ~
sn.dnase, anu gentlemen t..sra VI go
when It - honorubty su1ut'le:'". .y..
TERMS AND yAcAT.uN::-Tt 49, g..
divided !nto thrsc terms. Ths F's. ir.' =;
4tn MonIay II, Au+ust, .H'! ''u::sI, :, II :
ceeiedby ! ylcAtlnl 0f OFF N'r<. - - -
Nenees tnc ath Mo,r!aT il. >''s7; : - :; -
teen week. suc ec,!r's ~ ss:,'H, y - y. -.
summer Tr:m c'':.::.s'!*t@ ':s !! y, " :,-;'
eohtlntics lstten "e-s~, ::ets''''. .
SJi;MAL cLAss.-A Teacher c:ls, = :. -:
meets as stated !nttrvt.+. ;. sI::- -.'s T."
young Earn am w:'nen 1,t ,::.:';,o NJ ~;
lnrnt. SthGol DtItcto7s. kt ".'A.' y -.
Faculty In g'od t.uir, eau t;ec"Is 80 $'S'
LNIESs
Tuition In Cnm.no:a Z; :;r.l. l;',asiss w. ~:
ru1ia i'',n'i'sr i. Hi:ssf ri.ssE;; =:
Mu,e hs6a4i m t:isnc +, lie. Vs;s;,. q; -
ii. ~. ii .,..s r:;+.,,. X: r. =. :. ''., +.
!" 10 t., t., -. ~ sac.st.r T,r ,........''' ).
ETcMCe. f'4riHt1 az t!e:E:@.Ie' t;4 =
kovk ket:lE:: .F3traI.... ......:.... =. y,
Boarisns Il: il,.4, l:.s.uslE- H.: 81 ~ ~
tass, 10 .a.s!tr K: 1T:
Ing lIaut. Eli rim: ~. ";-;='-3 :;
Rooms, eir.. FER Altman. ....''''-''' ..... =
Young Ladies are caar.e. !, IT.. !N ,,...
lnx wtoa 10 ,h::r .-"'ut, psF W. :, .,,,,
Boa1tl. Fuel, Inc!,lensaIA R''1:! l"- "- -.
s.n3snis i, IL iii s%:"th ~ ~ r:
Bells and Bedding. Doos., :sas' "s'' :.
When compared With 4,!sr.: ,ae a:ts. :: .:;-'
found to ,e from 9i6 D., !" s=;.g T. -
1 unSAMESsXL siI:ST' BK.t K.tSCHE'-TI;.11:G:. T; ': !.
by ccmp*ts, tteacic:: N r*s t,oa,;, =. l>
water and Oil C0fo5s. and A"s''t -.
= T1w Gcass.ror'hs: {; 4, e.
The profession Of law. and. in''t". =. ~
tariss i for mel md ausht in ,hs !t:':'1' .,r
Fef 8 osssl % W iafs'Hs'''Sa' 'H''::: k;y: H.
Ors. aef55.3w ----- Il.
, 1859-11-15
Arrest of a Iaarpc.s Ferry Conspirator
III citenlenI III the CITY.

Vn Tuesday morning Inst, our citizens we're
thrown into no considerable state Of excitement
by the announcement that one of tile Hurpcr's
Ferry conspirators had been arrested in this
city on the night previous. It seems from all
The facts we have been able to gather. that DR..
". X. Palmer, the nnule Of the person arrested,
CAME TO this city about the month Of July last,
but from what State or place, VIC have been un-
able to learn. During the time, however, lie
Contracted 4 matrimonial alliance with a rery
respectable lady residing in this county. Dur
ing the past few weeks lie has been boarding. at
The Bedford House, ia this city, and to nil ap-
pearauce was man Of rcspectability aud means,
1t happened, however, that in the publication Of
the miscellaneous contents of "Old Browns"
carpet bag, the name Of ". Il. Palmer occurred
among the consprators against the integrity
Of the Government Of the State Of Virginia.
His residence was stated 10 be at Eis Greek,
in this county. Cor. Wise, upon this hint,
communicated with Gov. Harris, and the mat
ter WIS placed in tic hands Of Mr. ]. c. Birch.
Il gentleman Of prominence in this State, who.
at q late hour Gu Monday night last, proceeded
TO tue bedford House and unrest ted Palmer
while that person was comfortably reposiug in
the arms Of profound slumbeg. lie was COM
mitted to prison to await the movements Of
Cor. Wise, who will lose no time in huving him
transferred 10 the Jurisdiction Of Judge Parkcr's
Court. These arc the facts. SO far us our re-
searches hare brought us in contract with them.
Yesterday, the circumstance Of q Harpes's
Ferry con>pirator having been arrested in this
city very naturally produced considerable ex-
citetnent-AtmphisH Htporftr, *th.
, 1859-11-15

Mr.. Thomas J. Stewart, member Of the Heal
Estate Owners Association, Of New York, read
a paper before the society to which he belongs,
in which he demonstrated that there is unoccu-
pied room On tue island upon which New York
is built, for only s6,s0s houses Of the ordinary
width, without allowing ANYTHING for churches,
charitable institutions, school houses, lumber,
coal and wood yards, manufacturing establish
ments, &C., which are indispensable in city life.
In other words, maintaining its present density
Of population, which exceeds that Of any other
ctr on this continent, New York must, before
,nany years, occupy the whole Of the island
with little more than twice The number Of people
who now Gve within her limits. 1t tis estimated
by Mr.. Stewart that the present population cl
the city is little if uny less than million.
The inquiry which Mr.. S. has conducted, was
instituted, we suppose, for the purpose Of giv.
ing stability to prices Of real property, which
are already enormous. We are curious 10 know
whut effect such IN examination would have
upon real estate here, if properly conducted
Will not some gentleman interested iu " out.
property, suitable for fine suburban residen
ces," Of which we used to hear 80 much, givt
Us the figures, not emitting to mention the mum
ber Of people who may find home on accessible
plairic outside of the city limits: Come, let.
xire real estate Il lift:
, 1859-11-15

THE GREATEST NON;'IhU;;
IL TIE NINETEENTH CLE:E":,.
Prof. Woods Hair ReatoralItt.

Says ths st. L9n:s. H"... 's-v--1: t. x
letter to Dr. Who'd Il H., 80. s-.- ..-4-:
sia1ae, which sptak~ s''~ .ns.: :: ::e :: =.
his hasF t!hlc. Such ertIe:4:- go: ... a.. "
coming f.oA ; ran.s -uu:c.. !: .,rt:::a. :. ~
tees of trrth. III. D:. .eca. .t., = -.-., :. !.
iery trom tile preas:
Psofewnr 0. ]. w,n: 4 t".-i;s.s.:: :: + ~
attention called few tnoat, :. ~ -. ....f.,:1
Effects nf yoi;F lair ret'.-'y-. 81. =. :: =. ;:
ptatlon Of Il upon my nsn ii st:::'. h.: -. -
grey, probably "nt-tanl Wal. .: s...As'.'s;' -
character. ~t.tsr :kr, 1 t,.':.- i. .:s' -"
5our hair re.t"sailv.. al..i u.+l :. !. !: - I.
proving Whist | Lad uI-a.s. -: T. - .+t~A
have since proeuIsd ...1.s.f. 'r..'. -. ,.
seine. CAL nov ee:'.fy :. :ae n :: -: =:
while h:Ar has totally Ci,ar: -.'s:. '~ts 49,. -
i1e. anu ny hair Ia. r+-"n''! - :i'''s - :-;-.
!le.t t'''re shn AID ev-,Y'lA-:: -''~. ':t':
the axr Of attrs~n ). ~. Ia, 4-li I ~ ...'+'
The at"se Ho.tru l a"rnl - = h.;"
discovery. am a.su1tt'h-t VII c's' II! 8. :. =
ataten.+!t-- au4 c+:iksn IL: r....Y - a:* - ~
fnF the tl-t ntt~~n ,ra:-. ar. u, " 80 80
Que here aal sdFlhtI: t.'~:.-- ..n:1" :~::-T ~
the ahnse. with nsv A4EIa ft,t,. . y t.: - -,
wish y preserve ti1r c...c, II ~ ~
m, self. an tst1:r ,uu.. ~ i:.iikrAo-
W1uD'S IIAI;: EE.s'.A! 2" =
!rofcs%n: Noot-lear ~:E: !Ais: 49, : -; =
yellow frsr'. ii. Ss7: ure-.- =. !, J. :" -'a ::
m.kratrl .: ,ati, pref. flth .... =; -''':--f
very talns. I.ele'i. Ny lair IL n":s t'.'>s -
u wnr.!- c:: rSpress ny oil 4;ai!or. t.,. =
afflicted atca 4 s:e .tHie. FiSl.t.f ''':'s> J.
:. The uLt. kn..!. Rev. \. Il. Er.:%. :>a T.. =
n.ar,tInc, lrd r.tsthr If IT,. uEt!, .1 t.f~ -
cid. Na.-. IT, = sst:."7 ri t;fca: Il *. =: :.
xfealty asla>et. nH-'.:~
P1ofes+as we.A:--neaE >t: tl,.it :: - -. = :
Hair lscstoEai1ye It -.s+@ : ;"'. ..H'':' -, ..
has Lexn exeeE mt III t+tAt':: n-t 's Il: =, T. =
y cauttant tendency 10 itrsl. ~: ':'": ~,
troubled ftnt, my chuA-,'l; 81! na.a ~.'-' - :
which was hecanllnE grey. i".:sor k;..s n.'. IT, =
y" .sher artlclc with at,yth'.. 4: t.c :" :.
pfn:.r. iAnrs truly. j. ~ Il ~
d. J. WOOD 4 CO.. I'r";7.a:., !: t: ':..'.$+
YORK. tin the great N. !. Vie EL..zt ts:s 49,
III .Markc' *t:"rt It. Le1i.,. T.. A. -.
Druggists asu Fancy foA;> i'-l'''.. =
, 1859-11-15

to Tennessee, 3 to Pennsylvania, to Ne"
York, and eech to Michigan, Iowa, Georgia,
and Mississippi. In the six New England
States. of those who removed out Of New Eng
land, 40 went to New York, 81 to Ohio, 8 to
Indians, s to Illinois, II to Pennsylvania, 0 to
Michigan, 9 to Wisconsin, ! to Virginia, and
to New Jersey. Those from the State Of Maiue
went generally to Ohio, and the number from
Connecticut that removed to New York was
much larger than from Observation-Disclosures
tutioa.
4 kAt1ocu CASE IN CoSSEcr1cur.-H mp
peass that the murderous Jealousy which actua-
led Othuiel Russell, the returned Californian,
to attempt the butchery Of the Rev. MF. Miner,
in Danielsonsiile was not without some tounda-
ton. In fact, Miner has made q full confession
acknowledging that be has had intercourse
with Mrs. Russell for two years past, while q
part OF tho time be has been pastor Of tue
Baptist church in killiugly.. He hus left Tor
parts unknown, leaying wife and three chi'd,
rem in Chestnut Hill village. The infnriated
| husband it will be remembered, nfter bringing
! Minor into the house where Mrs. Russell was
| charged him with having induced and aided b':
| wife 10 get divorce, and with having been i'm.
| properly intimate with her, and then attempted
TO klll the rascal with u bowie knife. Nine'
| escaped with somn severe cuts, and ran for hl:
life, Russell firing twc pistol balls at him as b.
| ran, but without effect.-Hdrtford 1in7fs, 1fA"
, 1859-11-15
Tho Late Fire in (:ulena.

Tie origin Of the destructive fire which oc-
CURED on Friday evening. has not bern asccr-
tanned. We have heard var1ous rumors, but
none that were we'll founded. The store was
closed little after o'clock, and about eleven
o'clock the building was discovered to be on
fire. The alarm was promptly giren, and the
Liberty aud Neptune fire companies were soon
on the ground-but the flames hal made sucs,
progress in the store that general coptlagra-
tion seemed inevitable. But through the cxer-
tions Of the tiremen--whosc efforts are worthy
Of the highest prasc-the devouriug clements
was finally overcome, and the adjoining build.
ings saved.
Mr. Kings stock of boots and shoes and Mr..
GiiIcttcs stock Of hats aud caps, were removed,
ard, Of course, damaged in consequence. The
large ard fine stock Of goods which Messrs.
Smith 4 Holmes had accumulated was almost
entirely destroyed. The amount Of INSURANCE
was $.0. 00@-Slo,000 less tlnn the value Of the
stock on hand. The building was insured for
Il. .vo0. md was worth about SG,5ol. Mcssrs.
Smith l. Holmes were burned out before, 1t the
great tire Of lS56.-G0kaa 4drerf;ser