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New-York daily tribune., 1859-07-09

USDERsRossD LANES II MIcHI6As.-Scatered
throughout the Pennsular State large Numbers Of
beautiful clear lakes from q tiny pond 70 those OF
miles in circumference. Sometimes those lakes are
found under. crust Of earth from SIX 10 ten feet
in thickness the surface bearing the appearance VI
marsh or meadow. In building the Central Road, in
crossing with al enbankmen; for the track, place
Of this kid, near Nles considerable difficulty wa.
found in making the rosdbed substantial. Recently,
in constructing wsgon-rosd near Battle Greek,
another found. The weight If the material
used for the track crushed throrgh the crust which
covered the lake, and entirely disappeared so that
10, vestige Of il can be seen. Tie lake Il about
thirty rods scross.
Al UGLY CLUB.-A club has been recently estab-
Eshed in Petersburg, Va, toe impossible object Of
which is to" make ogly people respected Mr. Il.
c. Pollard of Hanover ano Mr. James W. Hal Of Hal-
fax were elected CT IF cnse.r..
New-York daily tribune., 1859-07-09

Lose DRIVE WITH P,IK or ELE.-Ihe Clere-
land Lender announce. the arrival il that city OF Mr.
George Raymond, al the way from Salt Lake Cl,y,
via Cherry Creek mines and Kansas having come the
entire distance, driving span of Elk before wagon.
The elk in queeton only three years old an age a.
which horses are not at al fit for use, yet Mr. Ray
mond assures a. that he actually travelled as fa az iVO
mies in single day. Mr.. T. is OF his way 70 Vermont
with his novel team. The elk have now upon their
heads horns three feet in length winch have oeer only
ak weeks IN growing,
New-York daily tribune., 1859-07-09
Nfm:llork Daily Gribn,re
NEW PUBLINAI TONS

TIE CHRISTIAN ExAMISER s-y' oO'sy' N'aS''' L
In the rs. article Of this number, the civilization of
Asia is compared with tha: Of Earops, with special
reference to the progress OF .be Chrese the Hnioos
and the MotAmmedals. The conclusion Of the writer
s that the resources Of the Divine Providence have
10; been exhausted upon the ADgloSaxons, bat that
charges and Improvements IN Oriental society are
coming, greater and better than plan, or
predict; OF couceve." While The two great branches
of AugloS Saxon civil. s;ion have been unsurpassed
snc.ent or modern tmes, and unequaled save by
Greece Germany, France, and laly, they have still
been zoo confined dogmaiic, and snsrtistic. The
Persians the Arab.ans, the Hindoos, the Chinese,
will have something 20 teach Us, as they help 10 form
the crea. Asiatic civilizations tha, 70 be realized
in the future 1T is time We hal grssped St. Pauls
idea that God !. & ID Of Gentle well jew; that
in hes:hendom a. Well as Christendom the kingdom
of God s within U.s. and the kingdom of evil also; that
We are all in one great school though in widely differ
ent classes and grades from Plato aud Paul and Ba-
con and Liebnitz the highest, 20 Batta and Dyack
and Australian in the lowest" An article on Lord
CORVALLIS in America places in clearer light than
usual several important passages IN our revolutionary
history. "The Religion Of the Present" is striking
paper, Illustrating the antagonsm between the
spirit of the prevalent theology and the spirit of Sci
ence the difference between oficia religion and ex
pe,imeutal religion" THE Modern French Pulpit
contsins an Interesting account OF the present style of
preaching in France, and The Doctrine OF Endless
Punishment" takes q historical rather than d0gmatc
view of tha. controverted question
New-York daily tribune., 1859-07-09
CTPREME COURTROOM JAY, Receiver of


IN. Mechanics. Fire Insurance Company Of the City Of New
Yok against WILLIAM II. DE- GROOTE and ALICE T., his
sfr Theodore r. B. De Gro@ and Emma his WIFE James b.
Murray Charles Buus Eliza Ware, sdmnstrs.rx and Charles
Abrnshy administrator 4 John Ware, deceased George
Opdyke and Wilson o. Hunt-A decree Of foreclosure
and sale having been msde IN the above entitled action
,u@cial tenn of the Supreme Court, held the City Of
irg .he undersigned Referee sell .nds described
in aid decree follows Viz: All that certain lot piece
usrc. az situate lying and being The Twelfth 2) Ward
Of civ bounded and Described follows viz Beginning az
mint s0uthery side Of One hundred and forty second
distant four hundred feet oreas.ey from the .outheas.eTy
corner Of One hundred and .eoond snd Eeyrnthsy
running thence southey line parallel with said
aud hundred and forty second thence along said
,.r line essery hundred feet; thence ssuhery line
parallel with ssid EeNenhay until Il ntec.s the IOTls.ly
line Of tie Boongdsle road, thence noreastery sons
said Of the soonnEtae road until in.sects the soihery
line Of Orehuufed and .eeoud thence westerly along
IL. ,ouhry ne Of OuehundTed forty second e.,
place OF bgung And sale having been made by suck
above de.cted lands without sasus decree Notice
hereby syen that the Zls. Day n July 1889 L. the said
Rs;,e Til eel public auction a. the MechAn1 ExehAnse
IN NrwYork City, a: Y O'Clock Of that day the p0r
ton Of sid sEd. which uusold pors - fouowt wy Be
siuuipg point In tie line Of the block between One
,,r.e. hundred feet ess,y from the point formed
by The inteeotion Of aid line with The eestry line u The
running thence so-th.ry IL line parallel 20
~, Esyeuhsyruue until irteect the north westerly line of
h. Kug. Bndse Rnad thence noneazery along the north
,efy line Of the Kings Bdge Road until i ntersec;s ,id
afer westerly along said line % ne psce Of
beginning. 1es u-sce klown a. ne day of sas-Ds;ed
s2sh Jsne, ls1s ~ hOhEK n sdLAhi Referee.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-07-09
ID u Lie EX III / B I o N
AND EXTENSIVE SALE OF
DOMESTIC MANUFACTURES

INTHE CITY OF BOSTON
UNDER THE DIRECTION OF .,,
TIE W-FNGLAND SOCIETY FOR THE PROMoIlON
OF MANUFACTURES AND TIE MECHANIC ARIs
TIRsT ETW-FNGLAND TRADE SALE FOR
TWENTY YEARS.
Tn, England Society for the Promotion Of hanuactu"
Arfs having by unaninous vote resolved ~
opt,e with Manufacturer and Arans Of New England IN
y,e,abishnv AZ Bos.on. the HEADQUARTERS of NEW
ENGLAND MANUFACTURES, HOME MAkhbI ior ths
,ss Of he various products Of their sk and industry In hrsi
have through the Committee appointed for the purpose
rad. for PUBLIC EXHIBITION and series Of
FaDeul Hall in Boston, and other conveniently adjacent
bas of places Of deposit, commencing Oh
MONDAY, July IL, 1888,
ard continuing throughout the week. . ..u -
ING IN ALL UPWARD Of so, 900 PACKAGES
l. POOTS and SHOES. AZ 9 Ocl1ok m, on WEDNESDAY
JULY I3. At Stores Nos. 50 and 30 PEARL-sr. -
2 GLASSWARE, At 81 O'Clock a. on WEDNEsDAft
JULY 49, ct Store No. AZ SUMNER ST ION the lowest Boor
opposite Arch-gt. .- .~.~>. .-... o.n
! DRY GOODS comprising CoTToNs, wo0LENs, CAR
PETS HOSIERY, AZ O'Clock g. m on THURSDAY, JULY
"a, FRIDAY JULY Is, and SATURDAY, JULY 10, st
FANTIIL HALL a. the GREAT WAREHOUSE Of
MEssRS FRANCIS SKINNER Co, Ately erected IN
sso Of the Store in ROBBINS'S BUILDING No 45 SUN
NFR-sT, which hos been offered BY T.. H. NUDGE, esq
An the Goods viii be open for exhibition at the above AIMED
Places and Catalogues ready for distribution on MONDAf
JULY IL, and throughout the week .
II is confidently believed that this Exhibition and genes OF
Of Goods greater by far IL value
variety than has before been offered a. Pu6hc sale AZ
one time country Large invoices Of Staple Goods have
already received and 10 expected that all the anufac
turns In England will have specimens Of
hibtion .nd contribute literally Z" tbs various
TOWNSEND, MALLARD CoWlNG,)
~ A. THOMPSON Co, luo,'r,
SAMUEL HATCH,
JOHN N. OSGOOD
New-York daily tribune., 1859-07-09
ReDhs RECEIVED.

Life q Milton By Professor Mason With Es-inss of his
Ch4.se,er and G.niB. BY Lord haoaalsy. isno pp
1s7 Deisser ProcfsT.
src Sars:oga, and Stranger Guide. By r l. Allen
d. w II. Arhur L Go.
Lee;uT,. On Toe Esry History Of Christianity Enzsnd With
Sermons delivered o several ocossiors. By Thomas
Winihrop Cot, ID. D., IL d. l2no. Pr. "a Daniel
Dana,
The Life Of Thomas Ken By G-orse L. Dgyesinci. limo
ID. 3lo. General Protestant Episcopal Book Society.
Trsets for Missionary Us. 2 vols l2uo. Daniel Dana,
Tee Coitsse Pclyso, Testament. VIA Notes. &c. BY Wm.
Patton, d. b. Emo PIP. 7ls }. 8 Gilman.
Hse and Beyond the Ses NAL. the True Mao By Hsg5
Smith Csrperrer. limo pp. 1& Mason Brothers
New-York daily tribune., 1859-07-09
MELLOW JACK HAS COME.
Uater Gure.

nR. Z. j. LOWENTHALs WATER-CURR
~ and GYMNASIUM, No. 10 Bl.echers. n L. Tres.meut
without board Transient and permanent boardeu ahen
MOUNT PROSPECT WATER CURE, BING:
wi HAMToN ~ Y.-Eght hours from New York city, by
N NYkE R R-This establishment has very pleasant and
healthul location. For Circulars giving particulars address j.
H. NORTH, NJ ID.
CARATOGA WATER-CURE-Is now OPEN
- and Psents Great improvements have bern
made Bosders accommodated st ressonsbe rates Send s
circular. NJ BEDOSTHA, n. D.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-07-09

DIVER SAGUENAY.
III HA! HAi BAY JADOUsAC,
AND LOWER ST. LAWRENCE.
The A ] sea going steamer SAGUESAY, Captain RESE
sIMARD leaves Quebec
EVERY WEDNESDAY, st8sm
dius the months Of July, August, and september
PLEASURE EXCURSION
UP THE FAR FAMED RIVER SAGEESAY,
seps back Quebec the following Friday afternoon in time
20 oonnec. with going West -
Cabin Fare for Excursion including Sa,eroom and meals IL
B-For descrti Of the scenery Of the River Saslensy
See Harper's Mssszine for July, 1889
For any further information apply 20
JOHN LAIRD,
Ofice No. II 81. Peter-st.
Quebec lst July 1889
New-York daily tribune., 1859-07-09

HUDSON RIVER RAILROAD.-From.h .hiy
III s, lS5e, TRAINS will leave CAAnbenss- s.sticn :.
follow: Express Trsrs and II snt n For H1d-
son. 80 pm for Sing Sing ss5 and And l0:B Tor
Poughkeepsie, Is and SIS for I.rry.own, anA
es5 for Peekski $50 p ne Hudson. Poa-hkeepe
Peekst Sing Sing and Taryto~n Trims stop Of ths
way ststisns Pass-ner taken Chant- Canal Chrsoyess
and Sls Trains for NewYork leave Troy AS and 30
and SIS p. and Albany shoqt IS minutes later On
sgresps,sp u Az SkIrH, sup.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-07-09
THE NORTH AMERICAN REVIEW. July. Crosby
Nichols Co.

THE NORTH AMERICAN REVIEW July. Crosby
Nichols, 4 Co.
The excellent paper on Michel Angelo, with which
this number opens, gives a prominent plsce TO the
poetics claims of the grea. sculptor which, II is main
tared have been kept too much in the background
by most of his bographers His sonnets, especially,
are sdduced as proof that he is entitled to a rank
among the great poets Of the world. To dramatic
or epic power, he makes no pretension; but in the
lofty and poetic expression of the highest thoughts,
we must place these sonnets beside those of Shakes
peare, Wordsworth, Milton, and the Vita Mora of
Dante" The next article is Of the learned and
exhaustive monographs which so frequently give
permanent value TO the pages of the North Ameri-
can, treating the subject of judicial Ordeals in
q manner which leaves little to be CLEANED by subse-
auent ipqurers. The writer follows in the steps OF
Du Cange, to whose wonderful attainments in media
val lore he pays emphatic tribute. ln the article
entitled British Structures on Republican lnstitu-
tions," spirited reply is given 70 the comments OF
Mr. Drummond and other English bgots on the
American character and Government. "The Life Of
Lord Cornwalls, ," Mature and Art in the Cure of
Disease" Contemporary French Literature, aid
the Memoir of Chief Justice Parsons are fresh
and interesting papers, and give the number an AIR
of seasonableness and popular adaptation which, un'
der the guidance of It's present able editor rapidly
becoming characteristic features of the work.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-07-09
y. C. HALLIDAY, Auctioneer. -
CIIpRFME COJRT SALE of VALUABLE

=. G. HALLIDAY, Aucuonttr :,
CUPREME COURT SALE of VALUABLE
- PROPERTY on STATEN iSLAND.-E. C. HALLIDAY
viii sell AZ auction TUESDAY, July H. 1859 az o'clock
A. Nautilus Hail Tompkinsyie Staten Island under the
direction Of WIN EMERSON, esq, Referee; NJ.
sixty Of LAND, fronting on Silver Lake and tne hoh
mand Tumpke about miles from the Tompsnsvlle Landing
IT, he sold In ten parcels according to the map
Three and 9 half &C Of LAND on Toad Hill
Fiye acres Of WOODLAND in Southheld 80
HOtsE and Eve LOTS the eas,ery side Of Sarah Annt
iu the Village of Tompkinsyile. -
HOUSE ard LOT on the essterly side the street.
Two HOUSES and LOTS the westerly side OF the same
street -, ...
TwohIc Of the plrcase money msy remain on bond snd
mortgage for years az per cent , ..,.
bidder - .--.,--... ~,
For maps and further particulars apply to the Auetionee NO
4 zMslls,, N. y.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-07-09
UMars.

HAVANA CIGARS-Iu bond ior export or N
IT, sn,v nd ~ sTeAlTON, sASF JRDk Co, Ha n
xssv.s ~ sor~, Winsr. Fmporeu crr~ Dszouto's
New-York daily tribune., 1859-07-09
8teanboats and Railposos.

A sTORIA and RAVENSWOOD STEAMER
N MATTANO leaves As:os ana Raw sn'.ood es le:S
m ,nd 24O 81 and 659 Leaves Prl.on uke. shP,
us .Do !. m l. SiS S:s5 and 7Se p m Fare 10 oeats
NOR NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. CHICOPEE
leaves Pier No % N r, foot Of Deys, 81 10. N ana
q m DAILY nclldin Suadsys lansins al Bergen foAn,
CTATFN ISLAND FERRY-SUMMER AR
~ RANGEkENr-Bos,s leave STATEN IsLANp even
hour from a. m. % m.
Leave EEw-YORK every hour from m 70 m fse
cent. On hDe SUNDAYS boats leave every hAl aosf.
nAlIY LINE for GLEN COVE and RIOS
~ LYN s,oppirs a, BAYLIs DOCK GREAT NICK and
SANDS POINT The fine new s,exner LONG ISLAND viii
cave Pier No 81 Eat River james shpl EVERY AtTEk-
NOON st q m Returning, lesve Rosyu o. :" and 0ieu
Cove q ilsa N, arriving " Se~- -l0Tt ct 3 eeoek
New-York daily tribune., 1859-07-09
TO LIVERPOOL DIRECT.

CTEAM TO LIVERPOOL DIRECT.
- The celebrated hroAs screw steamship GKEAd BkiI-
AIN John Gray commander. will sail from LNERPOOt for
NEW-YORK on THURSDAY seth June and will sail for Ls-
erpoo on return with all dispatch.
The and diung for cabin PASSENGERS are In
the spacious poop fitted with every eonveRienee
Rate OF passage fist class cny ny)...........;..e19
without wines and liquors. which 70 be had on board
As this ship not been employed in the New FORK trade for
rome time shippers referedto following copy oi
aoircular from Liverpool Underwriters q, ,o.,
The Great Britain steamship being laid onhe berth here
for wecertfy that we in every respect
conveyance end prepared ,e insure goods in her on
the very lowest terms" Signed:
RATHBONE, MARTIN Co.,
NM. ROTHERAM 4 Co,
u CAMPBELL, CROSS, Co,
JONES PALMER Co,
RAWSON. AKIN Co, iT,nr,rca 5rotsr,
CHARLES LANGTON
BY y. Hind.
FELL, TRUMAN Co,
THOMAS MONIES Co,
by J. Thomas Howorth
Freight will be taken at current rates
For Freight OF Passage apply 70
RICHARD IRWIN Co, No % Fronist
New-York daily tribune., 1859-07-09

M Charles Partridge Of this city proposes to re-
publish the "Anacalypsis" Of Godfrey Higgins, a
work of great learning and strange ideas, which made
it, first appearance in England some twenty-three
years ago its full title is "Anacalypsis, or An Al
tempt to Draw Aside the Vel Of the saitc Isis, or
" Al Inquiry into the Origin Of Languages and Re
"hgions." II has now become very rare and copies
are costly Mr.. Partridge thinks it can be republshed
for about &2 provided suficen. number Of persons
a,Lc.r,l. far
New-York daily tribune., 1859-07-09
NEw-YORK DAILY TRIBUNE SATURDAY, JULY 9, 1859.
EOR NEW W-EAVEN-Ey rtssuers ELM CITY
L fcu f~A-sae .. p Sad ThAVELhAt q, u f. ~
me ftr .t- rorn.lf

EOR EEW-EAVEN-By rIssney ELM CITY
T rou, F.ssas :: ~. z. ssd TRAVELLER ., , u. s'-
r-irs IN me Er =. nora.Hs rrN.rA
AJEW-YORK AND HARLEM RAILROAD
~ COMPANY.
On Ala ,r,, WEDNESDAY Jss. l. lsss. frrirs-is ss's
srs-si f;stssz, N.~-Yorh. folio
80. a:.s.l I.a q xls.s,
ilS. a.rSr White Pa1s
::op. n. For wlnzn.erGss.
.:or n..ver Do1-T Plain,-
e:I5p , H. Por White P.ail,, rom @lhs sns osnbsss
t;op. m..Yor wIsarssress
afTrtIss-W Y iesys:
$50 N. Prem Dover Pax.
s;s9I PROM wIAsTssne,s.
ss. 50. - 80 Y M Il: .,'..see... ss.9t
il:SoI MAI TrAin fron AsArJ.
SOP =: srS@ IN Wa:. Pa.
s:os M. Rcn wlaAnsrrets
Nm j. CAMPBELL Superintendent
NORTHERN r. f. of n. JERSEY-For PIER
IN nout Sysci Hsckenssct Eneevood kcLesyes loot Of
Coar-sIdis tsundsy excepted a. % m and > - aad D."
- Leaves ftT"''' AID 80 SEYMOUR 81 TOWER
CENTRAL RAILROAD of NEW-JERsEY-
~ Connecting New Hampton with re Deiawss, LAeis
.ssrs sad Western Railroad AID q: E1on With iSe high
SUMNER ARRANGEMENT, eomHeaeirs Nay Is, lss-
No. North River, a n, ll:.5 m, ard fos
sopsrvile by Above trains snd 8. 5;t5 ?.
The above trains Elizabeth With trxns on re New
jerry RaTosd which ave New York from The ot Of Court
and;s-, ~ 7:f0 m, and Il H. ssd 4 and p.
Psssenser. fo the Diawa- Lscsswanrs AID Werten ht
reed viii leave "A only For Lehigh Valley Railroad .:
u q and II As JOHN o. STEARNS, Sup-rtnt.Edent-
NEW-JERSEY RAILROAD-For PHILA-
IN DELPHlA and the SOUTH and WEST, via JERSEY
CITY-M.i Express lines leave NewYork and II
u and ?. fare 81 Through Tctes sold for Gin
ard the West and for Washrston New Orleans and The
South tc ard through baggage CHECKED 70 Washington Ia
N. Ind O. p. n. trains
j. w. WOODRUFF, Assistant superntendent
Nc barge VIII be received for unless delivered AnA
chee k.d fsen minutes In Of time of ~avns
New-York daily tribune., 1859-07-09

THE COMPLETE WORKS OF SIR WALTER SCOTT.
10 vols, syo. T. b. Peterson a Brothers
Probably the greatest amount Of matter for the
least amount of money ever offered to the American
public is this new edition OF the writings, both in
prose and poetry, of Sir Walter Scott. OF course, 1t
is not surpassed Europe, where cheap editions are
not so much the order OF the day in this country.
1t contains the whole of the Waverley Novels, with
the authors Introductions and Notes his historical
and biographical works; with all the poems ever pub
shed by Scott in mis- lifetime by his literary exec
uor after bis death. Ii also includes the admirable
essay on Moliere, first published in the Foreign
Quarterly Review and never contained in any Euro
pean edition of Sir Walters works. The edition IS
completed by the Life of Sir Walter Scott, by Lock
hart which entertaining piece of biography has
few rivals in the English language. All this vast
storebouse Of the best reading is furnished at the abu
lously low price of Twelve Dola above One Hundred
Dollars less than the revised uniform Edinburgh edi
ton in lightweight volumes, Of which this is for the
most Part a reprint The style OF the edition, cer
tainy does not pretend to be paragon of typogra-
phical elegance but it brought very decent paper
with clear, though small type and is substantially
bound in good black cloth.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-07-09

EpwARD SoHEsCK, AuciioneeI -
vI,HOMPSON a. SONS SALOONS at ACC-
i TIoN. TUESDAY July ~ hafPa. 10 a m ana , iGi
lowing ave- until whole disposed Of The sale Will beEi
with he In the building The French
otes boxes fancy goods &C. 81 o'clock each Gay me
retired from business everything VIII De sd
New-York daily tribune., 1859-07-09

NETWORK AND ERIE RAILROAD.-On
and sfer MONDAY April 1859 and until further notice
Passenger Trains will leave Per foot Of Due 0ows viz:
DUNKIRK EXPRESS at a. m, for Dankrk and Buffalo,
ana principal intermediate Stations
MAIL TRAIN st a. n for Dunkrk and Buffalo and Inter.
mediate Stations. -
ROCKLAND PASSENGER at $50 p. m from foot Of Hsr.
rsonst Permopt for Suens and Intermediate Stations
WAY PASSENGER al p n., for Newbursh, Middle.own,
and intermediate Stations.
NIGHT EXPRESS at 5p. m for Dunfirk and Buffalo.
The above trains run daily, Sundays excepted.
These Express Trains connect s Emirs with the Emis
Csnaudsgua and Niagara Falls Railroad for ksgsra Falls 81
with the Syracuse and Bnghamon Rairosd or
Syracuse Corning with the Buffalo Corning and NewYork
Railroad for Rochester and Buffalo at Great Bend with the
Horneesvile Buffalo and NewYork City Railroad;
And Al Buffalo and Dunbk with the Lake Shore Railroad for
Cleveland Cincinnati Toledo, Detroit, Chi ago, &c.
CHARLES MORAN President
New-York daily tribune., 1859-07-09

rTHE NEW LINE for CALIFORNIA.-FUR-,
i TIER GREAT REDUCTION Of PASSAGE and
ERTIGHT by THIS STEAMER-The favorite steamship
NORTH STAR Capt A. @. Jones' viii leave frSn Pier No
North River on WEDNESDAY July 90 at cc6:k p M con-
Of this line always Panama murns prompt
Tbs NORTHERN LIGHT will succeed the North Star, and
leave New York August
For passage or freight. apply only TO
ID. b. ALLYN, Agent, . - -
No 5 Bowling green, New York City,
B-A persons forbid trusting any one on sccouIi o
the above ships
New-York daily tribune., 1859-07-09
AfnndI.


DRUGS, &c.-WILLIAM II. KINSLEY, No.
~ II Gold-st, near Maid.n-lsne, New-Yorh, o6er 20
RETAILRS AND MANUFACTURERS
n s,orfnent of reliable DRUGS &C. reasonable terus
CONsIGNMEETs Of MEDICINES CHEMICALS, nc, die
posed Of the be sdvsntage brought public notice
CANDS SARSAPARILLA.
- The great
ANERICAN REMEDY
FOR PURIFYING THE BLOOD.
oDy cares scIou spd al diseases arising from y,sted
irfamsd condition Of the blood, but if timely used viii carry
of m perfectly natural all unhealthy secretons, and
prevent breaking Of uughy bloches and
pimp which persons oscofous tendency afe s more or
less subject.
Price 3 per bottle, or 'h bottles for g..
Prepared By ~ A %; u. ssNDS,
Sold BY druggists everywhere
CULPHUR BATHS.-TIMOLATS cd estab-
- .hed BATHS still remain az No Carroll place, Beecker
Rheumatism Ertions Of the Skin Mercuna Fevers
Gout &c. Personally attended 20 By A. L. TiMOLAE
MELLOW JACK HAS COME.
FATAL CASE or YELLOW FEVER
Officer Boyd yesterday reported that me captain Of
the brig John Boyn0n which aryee from Po On me
b June had died at his residence Brooklyn Of yellow fever
Tbsis The first has been made public hsS others
NAV occur tell To be orewsned % be ioearmed
Of the no matter how strong ana
robu how god his general health may be- s SUD
iec the and complaints incident % the climate, such
complaints dyentsy and cholera rnorous ne Only
sur. remedy for this ID. STElSFELDS C0GNAC BlTTERs.
Th invaluable CoEnac Bers will prevent all such maadies,
and the individual who without them guilty Of cupsbe neg
lteuce and ui necessarily puts his very life IN peril
STEfNFELD No 10 Nssssu-st..
Sole Agent for the nited States
New-York daily tribune., 1859-07-09

CTEAM to IRELAND, DIRECT, for $30.-The
- Liverpool New-York and Philadelphs Steamshp Comps
uys splendid powerful steamships Intended 70 sail;
FROM Belfss. and Cork......VlGO June "a, and July J.
From New Cork and LiyerpooNlGO Saturday July 81
RATES PASSAGE:
Cabin. from NewYork 20 Cork and Liverpool. SIS
sie-rsse from New. York Cork and Liverpool. 81
Including unlimited allowance OF the beat cooked Proynons
which will De served by the Companys stewards.
Passengers by this lire avoid the sk and detention OF
ealing HALIFAX and St Johns the steamers sail direct TO
Cork.
yor freight OF passage, apply 20
JOHN Nc zee, No los Victoriss.., Belfast
c. W. d. sEYMOURS Co. Cork,
and Philadelphia and Newly the Company 0oes No
loo w.inutst Phsdepha and No IS BrosaS.y New York
JOHN @. DALE, AseBt-
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METHODIST QUARTERLY REVIEW. July Carlton
Porter
Among the literary papers, which usually form
large portion of the contents of this Review is an es
cay on Latin Le1icography," sbounding in curious
erudition and valuable historical and biographical
statements. This is followed by biography of Sam
uel Lewis, the " father Of common schools in Ohio,
and an able Anti-Slavsry journalist. -" The early
Camp Meeting Song Writers' gives several speci-
mems Of primitive Methodist poetry, with brief
sketches of the poets. The most important theoog-
ica articles are devoted TO Mr.. Eiss Half Century
Of Unitarianism," and the writings Of Theodore
Parker In the former article the writer anticipates
an approach to each other by snagonstc theological
directions and claims that, while Untarisnism can
never be expected to return to the extreme Of Cal
vnism it lie not too much expect that it will meet
relentipg Calyinism half way in the safe medium
ground,of truth" The number closes with an excel
lent summary OF religious intelligence, aud copious
survey Of the literature of the past quarter.