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if boure. ty Judge ; - WoORDEN;, Asiogi. . t Attorngy. ' in attendance, apaneled up to t at Boon, the; hearing motions. ent, agit. Dabiel © udgment of the etition of J. H, i to correct hig Charles Sturdi c ~ 8. Evarts ordeg t espondent, agat. krdian, Motiog hoo oxs, '. a. Thetgeo. In attery. The def; ned before the rier plem of not to the charge and thereupon tha said Daniel $10, and atand ° ut not exceeding ® penter. Indict hout a license, into Court and s former plea of ity to the charge | whereupon the © id---Carpenter tind committed ceeding : thirty Depew. Indict. ry. On motion ct Attorney, it prQBequi be en- nt. Broderick, In- ey. On motion y for defendant, this indiognnons rt of Oger and pt repowing his Bail given in + a D'EL'png. Ppera House in dusand Dollars eley Destroyed he Wardrobe. ed in the ~ne§gf1~ nesday morning +3 - oyed the beauti- nons & Slocum, Streat. i. g,over the block rest above Arch, T o'clock, by Ré- mediately pulley mes. were to M y dense clouds of. ht were soon om \ olutely to work.! the flames seem- age and property read, howevar, with e wholo structure, two hours a com- tanding save the A a portion of the . 'a 50 feet front on ack 175 feet to e was formerly oc- hou:es belonging rrg ago this month penoy bought the it into an opera abour $50,000. - um then became ' August 29, 1870, me carfied on a ss. They have a in the property. he loss at $50,000, d st $3,000, was a ® \ HR ROOF. t of the roof was d gilded cornice, [Back of‘t’hiafipon cf firemen, play- rear and eutting Exactly at five k ,fbe beary cor- ctash into Arch or sro-e from the fles as they saw a he falling frame. hled up trom the il, and carried a drug . store, enth and Arch found he was the back and illiam Simpson, After teceiving ) ss pbostible, he pepital.~ Several standing by the de a ngrrow es- [ee. er of Tenth and abd perfumery s, Warren & Co., water to the ex- io the, Zina for ce for $2,500. fed No. 1003, £ puse, as a confeo- He roses $2,000. | Spring Garden. Upera House on residence of Dr. maged by water. treet was T. J. fos. 104 and 106 suffer by water. fourth floors eet building the Philadel- Several - win- and some dam- t thé valuable psurauce Patrol er the cases.- are fally in- nt of the Operas loted cnt glass &i 23-89 not ig- the falling cor- saved?” 8 he place, a man into the Opera t six this morn- r that that he red the flames. o combat the lifHded by the eir efforts were ir attention to , e. * uce announced [ng immediate- the place. In | re, as soon A# and go on with ** blonde hair onsidered by reat beanty in shoe is a sort of the dress, ix 7m}; but- 204 o Capcom iet ize aco Gluing Workly Gxzrite . W ap mo = ='.! amana Local Intelligence. caurere ra THURSDAY! MARCBK 28, 1972. a O NOTICE. After Afigfl tst the Gazette will be sent to nowsubacriber outside this county unless the subscription therefore is raid in advance, bat will be prompgly‘di-continued at the expira- tion of the time to which it is paid. Bubscri- bers can ascertain when their subsériptions expire by referring to the printed slip contain « ing their address, which is pasted on their pa- per each week. On this slip aro printed the lubscxi'bcr’u name untl the date to which the is paid. p xifor affecting the \brain are still seriously prevalent, and new casas sre daily reported. -Two deaths in Utica last week from trichina spirals, consequently the pork trade in that city is \busted.\ --The present membership of the Southern Tier Masonic Relief Association is eighteen hundred and twenty-33x. -We give the views to-day af iwo distinguished men on the presidential question -Mr. Bzerener and Gsords: Frax.: cis Tram. A\ -Strawberries, pio-plant and new to- matos arg to be found in the Naw York markets. - Fifty cents a smell and a dol- lar a bite. - Nary a smell, and nixy a bite for us. -Orson I. Fitch, E«q., of Horseheads, has purchased the elegant residence of Mr. S. N. Hopkins; No. 298 Water street, corner of Davis, and will remove to our city this epring -A dv. -An exghango says : ¢ A cheerful old man, or old womans, is like the sunny side of a woodshed iu the last of winter.\ Well, here is spring, according to the al manse, and the sunny side of a wooshed don't look very inviting yet. -A Williamsport parent lately induced a croupy youngster to make quite a hear- tymeal of buckwheat cakes and © maple sugar,\ but the latter proved to be nice syrup of squills. The boy eaid ha tho't something siled the molasses the very minute his father told him to «at all he wanted to. 2 -The \Coumer\ has this cowardly kio'k' ats Binghamton editor :- \ An editor down near Elmira has been writing up a chapter on what he knows about legs. He evidently knows some- thing about the subject, But he certainly ought to know more-especially the arti cle at the end of a good Justy lrg, with a pair of number twelve cow-hide boots on it. -In the lives of theraddeat of us there are bright Cays when we forel as if we could take the great vorld in our arm». Theo come the gloomy bours, when the fire willnel:ler buin on our bearths nor in our hearfs, a) d all without and within is dismal, cold and dark. Believe me, every beart has its secret sorrow which the world knows not, and oftimes we call a man, cold when he is only sad.- - [ Selected. -Chip bonnets which were so much in vogue last serson, will enjoy an equal degrea of favor during the coming spring and sumfver. Split striws, Milian braids, in various brown and gray tints, Leg. horogs and Tuscars, are among the varie- {ties, as are the stylish rough and readie= the Neapdlitan, amd other hair bonnets, , with a féw fancy brands, The latest \ fasbion in trimming tonnets is with four or five small humming biftds on the front, with (lace rosettes and ribbon'k. 'lhe next thing wi'l le to bave a bird's nest on tha top. -A bill bas been introduced in the Assembly to prohibit the sale or dealing in lottery tickets of any nature in this - State, It provides that all persons who ~ shall sell, crvend, or keep for sale lot- gery tickets or lottery policies purporting to be governed by drawing of any public or private lottery, shall ba fined not less not legs than $50 nor more than $1,000, and imprisoned not less than thirty days nor morse thantwo years. It also prohib- its all newapapers of the State from pub- lishing advertisements of drawings or of lotteries, or of any thing connected there- with, a violation of which shall be pun ished by fine and imprisonment. -Bercuer says when a member of Con- gress (Sura for instance) wants to ap- point & Postmaster he goes to work as follows : First he leaves out at least one fourth of the people to be accommodat- ed, (that is the women); then he pays no attention to anotber large and respect- able clas#, the democrats ; them he Teaves «out the \other wing \ of his party-the 'horse marines,\ for inataoce, and then is left only a choice culled lot of a dozen Or two \leaders.\ These he counsels with and finally picks out the one who will help him nost'at ibs mext \Corning\ Convention, For a\ minister Tow has pretty corréct ideas of how the politicsl \ mashéeen '\ is run. -Thit eminently sano and level- headed individual known to greatness as Gzorazr Francis Trax writes us from the ancient city of Syracuse that the inhabi- tants thereof bave unscrimously nomi- pated him for the Presidency ! This is news not wholly unexpecled. In fact we believe there have been some such ru- mors current ere this, though we never could trace them before to a really re- sponsible source. Now we have an auto- graphic statement of Mr. Train himself, that he is on his way. to the White House. In just ninety days (or thereabouts) Grorcee Fraxcis kindly informa us that Ulysses wlll be destroyed. (This is com- forting intelligence ) Mr. T. also takes ' __ pains to sssure us that men of brains only will compose his cabinet when he is President. (This is encouraging-and t almost inclines us to vote for George). B 'ere is a choice extract, pointed at both - en. ds, which we clip from the great Syra- cur » spéech of the Stormy Petre! of American Politics : THR BAYONET ASD aLlLtaxcr. Room for the Bummer. The convention of Thieves w Ui Bold their Whisky Ring caucus wi LL NOMINATE HIMSELF. (That is certain.) Tho Of,. ®-boiding awindlers will lead the Dont lamb to alaug 'Mter. {Loughtor.] > ; 'he nation's honor was sinking fast, As - tbrough the Custom House thero passed AL eper, covered with Party Lice, Who se blackleg cards and loaded dice Bak 1, Make room for Lect. LApplaw ie.] . : -(N. B. A picture of Mr. Tsam, car very ne rt President, accompanies the memo?“ sle speech sampled above. Mr. TRAIN'S grand Presidential motto is WE, tex Proper, Nor I, tax ano. 'Rah, Tor Grorce Frant:o StRain } & | ter kind of fish whan they thoug | when the tobacco crop finds i -The uppermibat inquiry amon ladies- Is your new bonnet goin} ready by Easter ?\ -Do not fail toread the impor business announcement of Joa Street. -Jos B. Hesov, for some year; | resident of Olean, N. Y., died in {} lago March 6th. Mr. H. was aso Hxxor, long a resident in this ¢ {but who now resides at Napoleon, /M and s#grandson of the first white ino this locality. j Garen, the great fish pf tor, sags Chautauqua lake pick only muscalonge; and so the| ht they were tickling their palates with} 'mer. Great is Gxezn, and fish profit. | -The Buffalo \ Conrier\ sa Rice's winter trip in the South h ed a loss of $15,000, and his | property baw just been sold at Gi the Sherif, to satisfy his impdrtunaté creditors, who had unlimited in Dax, but rot in one another. not dead, and will probably ma more farewell tours of the count Dr. Joan E. Sx«iru,'of Syracuse) places before the public of Elmi day's paper, for the benefit of those who substantiate his claims to consid: This he informs as he does, for faction, not only of others, but advertise; and! not desiring to ciated ino the minds of an', held in his own city, by the endorsement of the Mayor, Postmaster, anf wish to place themselves under | mont, ho desires us to add, that Bis visita will not be of the spasmodic order, but that he will continue them, (refuaining Wednesday and Thursday of each week) a sufficient length of time to effebt a cure in intractable cases, requiring prolonged treatment. From our own acqubi with Dr. Suita, we can safely us no one abhors every species of more than he dues. Honoring hi bear in the management of eve and unless he is perfectly certai Wednesday, April 34, at the House. Borer Exproston,.--There wasg a sud- den awakening of the echoes and a gene- ral waking up of all the sleepy jfolks at Mr. Grzorox CropwrEru'a new nteuu% mill in Springfield, Bradford County. day last week, The mill has béen run- ning but ashort time and was doing a fine business. On the day alluded t ter noon the mill was shut down jin order that the saws might be filed /and the sawyer was busy with that job while the fireman, Mr. Martin Aursr, started up the fire with a supply of dry wo ing that the pressure in the b@iler had reached one hundred, he went to tell the sawyer that he had better letithe mill run until the pressure was lowered or the fire had gone down. He haf hardly left the: engine before both ens of the boiler exploded with a terrible report driving out the ends of the mill fand de- molishing everything in the way. For. tunately no one was injured. The build- ing was damaged considerably. [(The en- gine was a second hand one but [warraut. ed at 150 lbs pressure. J leap year. -Mr. John Banfield and Clark purchased the Daniel A . lay out a street through it and cut it up into fifty village lots. , -Dr. Murray bas bought t Hotel and is going to repair it an it as a temperance hotel. ; -Mrs. Elijah Rogar has sola } and lot on Lankford street Knolls. -Improvoments aro in progré ry part of the village, and the «501.11:de is heard: crops throughout» the country agricultariats say that the crops{ tained considerable damage. } weather , in the absence of snow tion to pleasapt sunshine ca frozen ground to thaw in day! frozen out much of the for ts way to market, but this year sellers ard +bolding of for better prices ; and it is pstimated that fully two-thirds of the crop, of York and Lancaster counties is stil} in the hands of the owners. That which has reached market was bought ranging from 10 to 15 cents for \ and three and four 'conts for few very extra lots brought 20 upwards. Afew poor lots werp sold as low as six cents all round. @ ppers, fillers, A Wuoss Joxxs ?- The Bibghamton © Democrat\ wants an, Erie Director made out of s man named J lives there. t Acsucr, Wo. 9 Ba] Btreet, , X.} Old Wheeler & Wilson Mack in complete order, and w good work, or the new Impro upon old machines mixing}?! good as new. Guo. Harcar| Agent. jan27Tdltwtf F &. | young ho for- | . by all druggists. ° A Worthy Enterprise. . THE PROPOSED MASONIG E'HMTL' ig , now Tak Coup work PRoGRESsEs. M k THA PROJEOT IN COMPETENT HANDS. | to Rn. the or“ end Marke® Sts. *% It is probably not generally known that an effort has beem silently bt‘tt, as the faots disclose, nuccessfully made by the Masonic Fraternity of this city and neigh- borhood, to prosure & suitable lot upon which to erect a Masotiic Hall, | At a public meeting of the Fraternity held on Monday evening last, a report was made which showed that the com- mittea in charge of the matter had se- cured pledgas of a sufficient suth to war- rant them in making the purchase of the lot owned by the Hathaway estate, locat- ed on the northwest corner of Lake and Markets streets. It was proposed by the committes to secure subscriptions to asufficient amount to purohase the lot, the title to which is to be given to the four masonic bodies. At the meeting Monday last the commit- tee reported that frora some 560 circulars issued to members of the Lodgor, Chap, ter and Commundery, 233 ansyrers bad been received, giving a total subscription of $5,000. No doubt is felt by the com- mitiée that the remaining sumof $2,000 will be secured within a short time, and with the detormination exprossed at the A € Cormer soammmen @ meeting wo have no fear of the result. For erecting the buildiog several plans have been proposed, out that at present deemed the most feasible is to use mon- ies now in tho hands of the several bodies, amounting to about $10,000, in putting in the foundation for, the baild- ing, which, added to the cost of lot (paid for by voluntary contributions) $7,000, it is considered will enable the Trustees of the bodtes (all of whom are incorporated by act of to issue bonds for a sufficient amount to erect.the building, tut to render the eecurity to capitalists still greater, I\ is proposed to placo upon the property a First Mortgage of $25,000, and lssus bondn for the ammount. A Sere ond Mortgage then to be made for suffi- cient to completo th& building, probably $20,100 more, the Second Mortgage bonds tu be used in re-imbursing the Masonic bodies for monies borrowed éf them, and the balance to bo disposed of to members of the Fraternity and expended in erect- ing the building. The Second Mortgage bonds to be all disposed of and the pro- ceeds placed in the building before the First Mortgago bonds are thrown on the market, when no doubt is entertained of their being taken at once. Estimates m.de by several prominent property holders as to prospectire rental, leads us to believe, that without any rants from the Mansonio bodies, sufficient will be realized to pay interest, insurance afd taxes, and it is well known that the Masonic budiea,with reasobablo economy, can absorb $2,000 per year of the bonds as they fall dug, and within twonty years at the latest, hold the entire indebted- ness. The project has been looked upon by many as chimerical, but the fact that at this writing over $5,200 has been pledged and many prominent members of the fra- ternity not yet been seen, np doubt is felt by the Masons that within a fow months the naasonic bodies of this city will possess the fee of the lot, and one of our most prudénat capitalists has said that be would take all the bonds that they might desire him to, and would not be afraid to guaranteaithe entire issue as, with the masonic fraternity behind them, they must be good. Numerous projects for paging the dabt have been broached, and a tax of ono dollar per 1.”st1 added to tho yearly say- inga of the bodies, would oxtinguifh the whole in fifteen years. The persons baving the matter in charge believe that within the year 1874 a building costing $50,000 will be stand- lzlg on the corner of Lake. and Market streets, and be acknowledged to be the finest structure of the city. The Trustees of the several bodies up- on whom will devolve the labor of erect- ing the builning are : 'nion Lodge—Stephen MoDonald, Maurica Levy, B. P. Beardsley. Ivy Lodge-IF. H. Atkinson, D. E, UF ford, W. Dundas. . Elmira Chapter-J. D. Williams, Jesse TL. Cooley, Jabin A. Bundy. Bt. Omers Commandery-L. Cfidwell, Morgan L. Wood, F. E. Cleveland, The committes who hava In charga the purchase of the lat are : Jesse L. Cooley, John D. Williams, Sutherland DeWitt, C. N. Bhipman, Man- rice Levy. We wish the project the greatest suc ces#. Caratiyo Deapur Wrarompy-Sonator Lerris has introduced a bill prqviding for amending frat section of law passed Aphtil 20tb, 1868, relative to carrging deadly weapons, as follows : Erory per- son who shall within this State use or at tempt to use or with intent to use against any other perion, shall knowingly and secretly concenl on his person, or with like intent, shall wilfully and furtively possees apy instrument or weapon of the kind commonly known as elungshot, billy, sand club or metal knuckles, and any dirk or dagger, or sword aane, or air gun, pistol, revolver, shall be deemed guilty of a felony, and on ponviction thereof, may he punished by imprison: ment in any prison for a term not more than one year, or a fine not exceeding $500, or by both such fine snd irmprison- ment. This act to lake éffect immediately. \a M. b.\ Don't stand aghast with awe and fear, eyes wide open, hair on end, and fingers tightly clinched with the idea that theso mysterious symbols are cabalistic signs and represent some secret organization of masked demons, who carry terror and dismay with their midnight prowlings and disperse on the dawn of morning. No! They ars only the initials of Dr. Piorce's Qolden Medical Discovery, that pleasant medicine which has acquired a National reputation and proven so effi- cious in Coughs, Colds, Bronchitis, Con- sumption and kindred diseases. For these complaints it has no equal. Bold m23dé&w1lt579, Orphan's Home.-The Bewing Bociety will meet Thursday, April 4th, at the \ Home/ cor. Fulton and Franklin streets, 5th Ward. It is hoped there will be a genoral attend- anco. Mas. £. Br. Boc'y. Concims & Co.'s Cast: Cast Stes) Plows only $5 each. For information how to obtain them address Cornnims & Co, 212 Water Bt., N. Y, , novsOn$m, | and powerful and having at its ue. routhio#®. | Cla Ider of 'Things Presidoncsisl. Mr. Berouax® disqussed the Presidential question at the Opera House Sunday ere niog to a very large audienco.and as is ge- ual with him he bit right and left|without fear or favor, - He urged tuo pectssity of a strong opposition to the rujliog party; in order to act as a check to its| corrup- tions and the necessity of a strict obseryr- ance of the Constitution. The strength of the Democratic party and itv insane. policy at the Uharleston Contention in refusing to heed the warnings.of DPovoras and his compeers, hurled it from power and its lack of a rational cohesivd Tmlié§ hss kept it dashing among the breakers slong the shore ever since. The Repub- lican party to-day, he contended), was in the same position as to its power, Strong rmmand a money patronage not equalled by any nation on the globe it is rushing! radidly to its destruction. - Professing | to be a come the most rotten and corrupt party that ever administered the affairs of the nation. Ita utter disregard of Yhe Con stitution is rapidiy- tending taw&grds cen- tralisstion, and the only haps of the country Is in the formation of a new party that will unite all the eletpents of opposition, founded on the platform of general amnesty, civil service reform,and a strict observance of the Constitution. All his hopes were now centered on the Cinginnati Convention. He pailll a high compliment to the independenoh of Sen- ators Suxnrx, Scuusaz and in rising above party tyranpy andiin urg» ing all good citizena to units for the good | of our common country. | He urged his bearers to stand aloof from party at present and await, the ut, terances of the Cincinnati Convention. - Ha was of the apinion that Gz:axrt weuld by the present corrupt Radical party, and although ho had scen or heard nothing to convinces him that Graxt was euprrupt, yet the reported ut terances of Cuaries SUxu»zz that he was ** corrupt, incompetent and «usraniciruzp \ would have great weight with) him in shaping his future course 6f action should be ba convinced of the truth of such statements from such a edurce. , Tox Justice or tus tondered by the public years ago in favor of the Mcxican Musetaxc L:inxixast must bo ap- pareaot to all who haya used that famous preparation or seen it used. Its healing isflaence is Irresistible, The mbst obsti- nate forms of neuralgio or rheampatic dis- eases are totally cured by it, and that in an inconceivably short space of time.- man or beast, as well as all equine or may ba used, aro speedily remedied by its uso. Romember it is not. merely a palliative but an eradicant of disease, mar23darw &wi r. Many testify by thoir presgnce and patronage that the Up-Town Double Stora is the place to boy Gopd uoods Cheap. Our Teas aro unsurpgssed for strength and flavor. Vax & Baioen. mar23d3t&x»xlt. MARRIED. BEL W aY-K ELLEY-March 20th, by the Rov. E F. Crane, Mr. Gzonox Egrway and Miss Klaris Ket L&Y, alt of Elmira. Om ® MURPAY-'In Tuesdsy moring, aim: 19th, of whooping cough, Hazz¥ Saxarixzuo.isfant son of Rarry 8. and Em:a B. Margbhy, McLAUGHLIN-On Tursday, March 19(b, Maroa- KET A , wife of Jobn K. MoLanghlin, {n ber (th year. \ Bleased mother asleep in Jopos.\ LOOAL NOTIOEB, . MUOTUAL - BENEFIT LIP E INSURANCE COMPANY, HEWARK NK.J. ANEUAL BEFPORT, Statement---Receipts, Disbursoments and ”so“. 1 The annexed ennual statement shows the condition and assests of the Mutual Benefit Life Insurance Company on the Istof Jepuary,'f2: gt. Receipts hate been,.....__.._...... ..§5,972 020 82 o Disbussemenis,........ .. 4,912,903 «0 Increase of Net Asseis,.................._... $2,029 061 86 TOlAl NO% ... $13,211 795 51 Adding Interest dus and accrued....... | 490,620 91 And Preinioms dus and accrasd,.. 887,004 72 d Apd the total Grbes Assota are..... .-$}4,099,220 44 There has bean pald in dividends to liv. tng members, and fer P claims ad,usted, and to the tep ves of | thowe decessed, the sure of................... $1,210,231 55 The expenses of the business of ayory char- acter have boen less than £1.19 last, or proced- inf; gear. . 'the per centage of expanses on réceipts has bean 1030 on gross rbcoipts, and excluding taxss, it has been but 8 $3, . CHARLES SWAN, Agt (Ofice Over noviéd£kwtf. ELMIRA, X. ¥. ARE YOU COING WEST? If so, take our advice, and 'puréhaso your Tickets over the old relilable and popular Mis- sou®: Pactrio Raipxoan, which is, positively, tha only Line that runs threo Daily Express Trains from St. Louis to Kansas Cilty and the West! and is, positivrely, the only Line which runs Pullman's Palace Slisspers sinfl fine Dar [especially for movers] equipped with Miller's Safety-Platform and the patent Steam Brake, from Bt, Louis to Kanssa. City, Fort Beott, Parsons, Lawrence, Leavenworth, Atch- ison, Bt. Joseph, Nebraska City, Council Binffs and Omahs without cAange/ | For infor- rastion in roan-ad to Time Tables, rates, &0., to any point In Missouri, Kansas,, Nebraska, Colorado, Texas or Californis, call upon or sddress I. G. Warrurz, Agent, Missouri Pacific R. R., 72 Lioyd street, Boffklo, N. Y ; or E. A. Forp, General Passenger' A854”: Bi. Louis, Mo. No trouble to answer questions! marQwily. Dead Men Tell no Tales; nil; sy did, an- sthemas against the depleting : lancet, the drastic purge, and the terrible saliirantsof the materia medjca,would ariss from ewery grave- yard. The mottp of modern madical science is \ Prescervot and Regulate not deitroy,\\ and xo remedy of our day is seentiraly in barmo- ny with this philanthropic logie as Dz. War- cux's Vaoxrasiz Viuxcar Birrass. In this powerful, yet harmless restorative, dysyepsia, billiocous complaints, and -all dispases of the stomach, liver, bowels and nun]; encounter s an irresistible antidote. hartdaw4w. Nzzrvovanzss, and all derangements of the nervous system, are usually conpscted with a diseased condition ef the blood, Debility is a frequent acsompainment. The {first thing' to be done is to improve the condition of the blood. This is to accomplished) by taking Vegatine,. It isa nerre-medieing, and pos- seasea a controlling power orer the nervous system. martiwiw. @ Orry a Cough.\ ember that Consumption, Bronchitis, Lung! Fever and Quiney Sore Throat are usually preceded by \ a alight Cough;\ sand remem g this, hssten to use that soversign specifc for Coughs and Colds, Hale's Bomb of Hore» hound and Tar. U cure Pike's Toothas [ mike xi4, Held D7 Ali ai Socie, arin party of honesty and liberty iti has be- [ : caipts of 80%0 bt. External injuries or-sores, whether of K human maladies for which & liniment | mas as 59 rnam asuors Bas - The order of the day is gis mgney, woalih. But for fhe suffering Invalid the greatest achterpment of the 19th cento is the discovery of the Bhoshonees Re edy, for it $s positively, on the face of th sarth, unequaled jar tha. permanent pure o Diseases of the Lurlgs, Thyont, Btomach,Livar, Kidneys, Female lawn? and all arising fram impurities qf.the Blood. marl6d&wlm. it T ' ~-o--ft--ter | Is the Oil you huprn relfsble and safc? Fow, families appreciate < of this quest.on, You cas aha}? cheap apd per- heaps good light f aw oil, but endanger! [ your Hife and 170705321 plusing it. Be wise in time, and ntoid‘thobg}: ibility of danger by burning only Piat's@Astral Oil. merf3dawi w. f: Dr. Wistar's 116 [gherry Balsam. This Balsamic compouu.thas become & home fixture. Let all who sur, and have in vain attempted to pure fheir*goughs, colds, brons chiel or pulmonary complaints, make use of this unoqualed remftdy. Jycan bo rélied upon, the mass of testimany tlip't has been publish, ed since its introduction; being ample proof of its efficacy. ' FINANCIAL & GommerciaL Latest Sew York Markets. E0 rmemm] \X Mar 28 --4 r. i. ASIHLBS-Duil. ® x*\ , PRARLS-Nominal ah a COTPON-Middiingkpia mega. R FLOUR. and ugly in buyers favor. . xe- ica @} 5.400 barrels at the so! o-lnz'nus: R8 . 16 Ingo 40 UpOTLOF BLO NORLCFI Common to Choltt OZt}8 6X@7 40 Common tocholssextfa W srscemecss $6 6047 65 Uémmmon to choice roupd bog uhr L.. s5@7 85 RYE FLOUR -Quipt., 4 of 200 bols as #4 00 20 f > WHEAT.-Doll and nomffgeaL | Reseipts of 11,000 bush. of ...... aq the fyliowipg rarea No. 2 SpTiNg, {D $4 T0... A,{ypeeseccoprcecl 0. 1 do, do -en egga seco ae UO.,...ec...0 . c abe s e 43 What-{had WEBLOTD.q----sgjop---. .. .$1 O4 Old cccowen erea ese £8 ARMDST 2s sp g 70 White WostarN....... ¢..2.0..{5 7 'White Canada bond..;.... ¢§$ .-- Amber | Q4. «- Amber Pesoa ,. .......- meses n ¥ No. 2 Chicago ppring, delit senna No, 2 Mjiwaukce Bprihg, deférerod .. 1 59 Bod .... ¢ 06s ce Extra Cboico Amber Inlin: g-» «»-§1 60 aa s 69 ge...... -$1 62 1 1 by lyse coe a ee e o t denne n s nn Whil® WBDBIN,.. ... 0400+ rygpeme +> Ambar BLALO. . . . ....llll gu cence ene 8 Wostorn Winyer red and amber Woeatéyp.......... $1 White Western to Commo s Mircd White Stzte.................. 5,......... 81 Port Washington sprmfigkm...” Choice Now BoULDETD...1,,...........$ ADTIL WOBLCTTLL......4c e ae ay ge e e ecveces! Common Whito Michigan... Winter Red Caneds in bond\ Choice White B: White OBfO, .u. ce oye .-81 POOT Whilo L. Prime Old Apring...c....... gece}... 8 E-Heary and lower. : jpoeipta of ...... oushels. Hales of ___ bushels cf tera at 90e. CURN- Geary and lower,. bushel«, following rates; 7 Bsieg of 27,000 bushels st tt 70lke tor new Westerns 'afoat. Tie. for W hite of ...... Dashcls, Qilos Western. of ... .. bush. as Bto. for Wealirn. Oa T: en BHeceitpta \* of l... d B] or c w a ABLEY: far qulot‘f divest Qu! Sales on] Q0 husb, st 53} d v.. 83} or and afort 881¢@8te, for J ulet. f T \ Helps of Quist. 5 ercos ast EM@Pc t, 1 cleam Olfa for kewle renders d. TTEKK-uull aud steady a 11G8#c for CB do. CBEEEE-tzesdy at18%208, New $630! I‘VE-[Trudy RLI E9 :4G AR-Ficm. KGGA-Btoad y at 24140265. tor refund in bond I 8 vial. 0@K Oper ton LEAT Active and very firm, Saenos Ayres light to heavy woights,.....28 BIQ GTARDUO see eno ea c spel 8 Q.,. .... Pbiladolphineole,....... ' - WOUL-Qulet and Armly held. Domestlt Aosco,..... kee .......c7§§653 .. ; mic.. s we . 52 g ..0 ...0 PUILOCA, ie reb <> _80 mc onne - tumors. , Kew York Stock and Money Market. L 11 ©0p bushels - grtor Western in store to Ohio. . . for old mess. 29} 3: 2to sfe 2 eal 20 W (By Telegraph to. yhe Gazette.) Naw ¥orr, March 26-12 M. Gold quiet a1 109%. , # Go‘ugumenuduu alld steady. 11044, Exchange, lovg, “I?\ cho State Securities ve and steady. New Tean. Bonds weak. ' & State Bonds steady apd dull, Money frm. Express stocks Currency Bonds i Stock» strong and aptivei/ ratama,49; Union nexus; 4: Blzes, 1881, tummy...“ Rixes, 1881, --> 8-20, 1802, registgredig,. 820, 1662, coupom.....§'-;. 6-20, 5-20. B ; Hudeon & Bt. Jo Canton., CU DOTIAN .. Western Union...... Quicas'ver...... «- Pacific Mail.... Boston Water Powr fidiffiw‘mt‘ \ol. t o.. fifiahévr. n. Ex.. & SX PTO t. ud. N.Y.Central & H son Riv. do Milwa'kic& 64. Paul 5 do prefi..... L Wab. & West... Brig. .........0.... trie, prePd.... .... Harlem.... 60 PFOL .} s DB . e » Mict. guard x« d. Lske Shore & AL 6. lilinois Gunman-c b peds a. CC do p. Cove. Col. & Cin... ( oo o Ratliag BEXCBEBED..1) ..... (19 MORLEY OD cas ee c oen r iT ELMIEA MABEKkTE. Wholesale and Betaf) Price Ournyv Uzrick & gum-13.24“. 21, 1872. The back wardners of thy gokson has rauch to do perbspe'with tho unchangqd condition of market matters | Bosiness fracsgpions are limited, and prices carrent for farm products remain zbout as re- ”Tm IM} TBsk: We zuner our usual detailed statement: of prices current. 3 - The sdrance noted last #@eek holis good. Fipe lots readily command tp; fair to god lots 30@32 cents; less good lod $8 cefita Fqds In good demand at 23 aim: per and may rule higher on account of the oxtraordinary call for mgm for \\ Pauss \ purposqy, . .~ CHEKBE, Stl in supply s¥J prices rule high, Bast factory commands mama?“ Ib,; wholesale st 28 cants por Ib. . arages Good lots scarce anl are worth, whglczale, $1.50 per i i POFAgOE31 Fair sapply at 40 ennui?“ bushel wholesale; 60 cants relall. ' Hurt“ Ida-bind; ....@12%pafo) erode and § - | Re \ * KAI ,‘ » - Scares and higher. On Monday hay sold for $30 ton. On Tassiay up to noon nase had come in. BTRAW.. ing In. . . - - WD. Bugar maple, $5.00 4.00. : F‘URS & SKJINs.. -Cal{ Skins 150 per ib, == Deacon Skins 750 a piece. -Best Hides 6c@7¢ per In, -Mink Ekins $1,5083,00. Muskrat, © 100@ffic. Red Fox, $1,00@1,50. Racoon, 20c@60s. Black skunk, 100@70c. TALLOW. 1@17%¢0 per to. Yard price per ton : 20, Chestost, $175; Lump, $53.25; Largh Ezg $183 Smail Egz, $1 90; Stove, $5 28. ~ NBW ADVERTiSEMENTS. CoAL. F3B TRB to wee SPRING TRAXDE JOBI RECEIVED AT © 'DEXTERS CHINA HALL BINNER AND TEA SETS. The che {cest in SHape, tho latest and moat desirable io Biyte, of the most appfoved Richly Decorated Toilet Sets In Goll sod Colors complote with flop Jars and Cuspidores to match. F'RENCH OHIN A (Decorated Dinuer and Tes Sets, Gold Band and Plain 'White Dinner, Tea and Tete-a-Fete Sets, elegant and move!, PORCELAIN OPAQUE DINNKI aND TEA BELH, closcly reeembliog French China. Foreign & Domestic Glassware Cut, Engraved and Presso1, rich and hoavy, of the most destrable pattern. Engraved So's, delicately etched, consisting of Bowls pn Loot, Chesse Dishes, Bowls, Celpries, Dounle [Eg4 Cups, Sait Dishel, Fiagons, Goblets, Hollow Etem Champagoes, Sherites, Wines, and Tumblers; also, THE POPULAR BFYLES OF HOTEL GLASSWARE. ESGLISH ASD AMERICAN TABLE CUTLERY, ' In Pearl, Ivory, Eilvrer Plated and Cocpa Handles, BILFER-PLATED CASTORS, KXIVES, FORKY SP00NS, &e A Irrge sszortment of JAPANNED WARE! \TOILET SETS of the latest shape and secorations i TBA its-15A 18, English aud American, of best quality Children's Table Araya; Crumb Brush &nd Frags. BIRD CAGHS, Qver Plated, Brass, Enamelod and Japanned Cottage, Oral, 'Ho d & Sha, uare val, und au ane quoodon Brooding Cages and Bird's Nests. _ Coal Oil Lamps and Fixtures. of Bronze and Glass Lamps, Chande- f great \mt; lersand Brackets, in French, Tucker mnd Antique Bronse, German student Lampsand Brass and Nickie bilver, with Plain and Illuminated Shades. Fan? Cut, Engraved, and pal coal oll Glass Globes, Argand, Bun and other deiirable burners. A FRESH BIOCK UF IMPORTED WILLOW WARE | 1» Consisting of Easy Chairs, Ledies Rockers and Sew- [fog Cbairs, Children's Jable and Nupsery Chairs, Hampers, oval, round and square; Travellog Raskets, ' German Lunch, School, Fruit ana Knife Baskets. Ladies' snd Misses' Work Baskets and Atands, Shaker and callor Knife Baskets and Tabio Matz, A full assortment of Materials for ' Wax Flowers, _ Leaf Moulds and Catters, Crimping Pins, Rosewood Monlders Fancy French flaskets, und Boxes, . _ French Glass Shades, Round, Oval and Equare,- with or without Stands, _ Pond Liily Shades and Stands complete with Mirror, Fernery, Stands, dic. The most desirable and complete fitock of ‘v‘hm Ap w J ig ;W1ll be kept constantly on hand from which tosolect -Rauging in price from §6 to $75. Lobking Gl .sses and other Houso Furnishing Goods at No, 8 LAKE ST., ELMIRA, N. Y., DEXTER'S CHINA HALL. p. NEW GOODS! NEW GOODS. NEW GOODS. NEW GOODS. AT HOPKINS & WILSON'S. NEW GOODS. NEW GOOPS. | NEW GOODS. * NEW GOODS. NEW GOODS, NEW GOODS. M NEW GOOD#, NEW GOODS, NEW GOODS. AT arin. , Car markcetremaina in the same quict as when last reported, with prices §¥m and demand Iimited to home consumption. Maryét modefatily welt sup- plied. Offerings fair; more particularly of corn and cats.As our miuiders do noty holly depend upon Elmi- ra marke: for the wheat synula:stured by them and supp.ies pear thoy rewamin in the sime easy position and wa no th no changes. WHEAT. Te quote came as last waek . .. nb et s conc cn e -- $1 5S@1L 60: 21. cwo-. 2 40@1 65 0i33 Offerings good and are purchas:d 21 the following Agures: j € + PriG20 WBit@,....ccucpempiye n nnn ce @%c wm...................,....,;,...._..l..‘................ @aze ed tnt php eee psec rms eb aa @400 seas sen 6s Mo rales to quote. -* of ix. Beall lots Snd s castor r at from 10 to 75 cents, BUCK] © Wanted at 65@70¢, E. Mone movicg. , % FLGUR Flour ramains unthan home brands and berg. ‘uflumto‘n 0 e nee e a .> RAH P8. an 3. n’nuuu-unuuqnc £00000000, COOU nun-u, « -G°§ Cream Valicy, l i 9 BUVKLWHKAT MEAL Bazil lots $3,00@98,% per 100 crt. Demand 1s god for sumption, ressnost passes “nu-n”, & eae ee s t per Is. 170010 eta per 1}, - \Hopkins & Wilsdn’é, 108 WATER ST. mar?id&witf-4thorisip. THE GREAT FAMILY \ DOMESTIC.\ SEWING |. a _ a greater ran y Eepring Machine the world. .; GENERAL AGENTS. & Whest, $8.00. Ost$1000 per ton, But little com- per cord... Qther kinds, $2,50@ | more than ord{aary interest. ' U ',] bein Ehrep paits in domand at from §1,70@1,75 a piece\ NEW GOODS .. CBRE { Puro white and Over Ore Hundred Dif. BHesure you see the \DOMESTIC\ before purchase ing «ny other. It hastwelre decided improvements orer d other Machines in the market, It sccom- of work than any other Fam« ' Tiogs, Broome and Braiford 00am ~mm i Tog WALDEN & LOSEY. Sales Room, 47 Lake St., Elmira, N, T, | 34 EXTEAORDINARY DIPEOYERENTS| CABINET ORGANS I < 'The Mason & Haxorm ORraax Co.. res gliy an- nour co the introduction of improvoments of much REED AND PIPE CABINET ORGANS, R e only sucteesful combination of MEAL {| FiPES with reeda fvexmade: * «- can ba moved to tho right or left, shaogint- ihe pith, or trapepeting the keyi For dramings and d scriptions, see Circular. . NEW AND ELEGANT STYLES OF BOUBLE x REED CABINET ORGAn$, ganee and Thorough Excellence Workmanship, these ars cheaper than any before offered. lhe MatOBR & HaxLiN $3.1;st m‘zqipovledged BEST, and f gm extraordinary facilittet for manus» Ja-tore this Company camaffqrd, and now undeériakzto\ sell at prices which render them ; |, . ' UNQUESTIONABLY CHEAPEST,] | Four oprav® or6a#s $50 each; FIVE odtavrossans i mey i ier upwards. Porty styles, cach, “gum Imus-tire“ 0&cam, and Tkerikoxtin with opinions of MORS THAn ONE THODSAND MUSIIANS, sent free,. - MASON & HAMLIN ORGAN CO; 154 Tremont st. Boston. 8696 Broadway, N. Y. CHEAP 'FARMS | | FREE HOMES !! OX THE LINE 07 THE mp 's 56 A LAND op ° 12,000,000 AC IN TSS f BEST FARMING A+D MINERAL LANQS IN AMERlCIZ: 3,000,000 Acres in NEBRASKA IN THS GREAT PLATTE VALLEY, THE » GARDEN of the WEST, NOW FOR SALE ! “Xhosa Inning-a 1!!! age centra‘l aruguathg DST J States, on the 41st degree of Nort U contrel link of the great Temperate Zone of the'Am-, mican Cobtinert, and for grain growlug and stock raising unsurpased by aay ia the C: itqd bintes CHEAPER IN PKI Jt, more favo abigterms. iven,. and more convenient to market than can be fourd elsowhet ra. RER - BOMEBSTRADS FOR | ACFTAL < SETIIERS THZ bEST LOGAIIONS FOR COLONIEY. SOLBIERS ENTITLED to a HQMESTEAD OF 160 ACRES Free Passes to Parchasers of Land. Send for the new Lescriptive Pamphitt, with new maps, publis} ed in English, Germau, bwesish and Duni-h, mailed fria e.ery who e. - «@. F., DAVIS, Land Commissioner, k K (0, omaha, Nob. PORTABLESUDAFQUN TAINS $40, $50, $75 aud $100. Good, Durabla and Chaap ! BSAIPPLD READY FOR Usk: MANCFACIURED BY J. W, CHAPMAN & CO., Madison, Ind. FOR CLECU LAR. <a JUST THE TAING FOR FARMERS ARE OUR - Gast Steel Grow Bars, A\ (Ate. per lb..) and CQAST STEEL HARROW THAERETH! Bet of 44-3 eqr., about C0 I's at 122% I Strc;39r(:;da/iqxgh:er than T ha CCC Addrers 3bwlllfll'ulll's’uWMPANE \ New York. AGEN ES wasTED to sccu iuk STAMFORD SEWING MACHINE, Boxs foster than any o*her. Makes jess natsa, Can- not miss stitches. mecelvel the FAIRSE premium at the American Instit te Far ford«71 _ Is the-B at rachine. An extra commissior3s alowed to Agonts, as all sales mut by for \ Apply to GUINESS SWING MACHINE Co:, Singford,_(‘_onu. RES Address 11110 World! .f.rent Shales and 'l This paint is made of the pwuresf and most duratle material beretoioce use ty Painters comuincd with a large proportioa of Indiu Rubber, which 11 chen cally united in such q manner +s to f rm a smooik glossy, firm, durable elastic and beawiful Paint, wh ci bevornes firmyrcemented to tho suss aa.o to whitch it is appiied, , wa._These Paigts are proftced ready for use, and sold by the gailzh only, RUBBER PA;NT CO., CLEVELAND, 0. AGENTS WANTED FOR orf NEW YORK. A WORK DESCRIPTIVE of the CITY of NEW YORK in allits VARIOUS PHASES Its splendors Iand wretched ness, its abd low life Its gnarble ! da k ders; is aitractions and dangers; its Rings and Frauds: iis leating non- and politicians; imedveaturcrs, its chailities; its mys- teries and crimes lustrated with Nearly 250 Fins Engravings, mead for CirtiGars, with terms aud a gail deser'p- tlon of the work. National Publishing Co, Phils, Ps. pas CARPENTERS, BUILDERS, .@f and all who contemplate Building suppli<d with our pew Litustrated Catalogue on receipt uf stamp, Ka~A & CO., Architectuia Book Publi hers, 27 Warren St, N. Y Ltr A R i a r 8 AFOOT Ass 7 S5 AGENTS - salavloe lustrated book. Rend for Giz ul ta COLU ALONE 823.455 WANTED. AND GENTS Wanted;-Agents make more money at work for us than at anything else. Business light and permanent Particuiara free, G. & Co., Fine Art Publishers, Portland, Maine. , U. S Pinno Co,, N. Y. lit class £90 No U =, Agents, Names of patronsin 40 States in Cireulan » al. mMENDE SCCCESS -agents Wanted. mule or femalo, in every couriy in the Unites Eistes and Cacadas, to sell our gw and most useful Patent; from ono to six used in every family * 104 per cent. guaranteed. Por sampled and tarms, inclose ten cents and addres - FE &,.CO , 645 Rlver_8treet. Troy, N. Y, STAMEERW . Prs. Wuirk & OarmaN. 40: 4 h as. i Reférences from clergymen in this city. No pay until cured. Bend for (ireuiar. CUNDURANGO ! . 4 Supply of Bark Assured. Price Reduced: BLISS, KEENE & Co.'s Fluid Extract. Cures, Cancer, Serofula, Eyphtlis, Cararrh khoumg» 44 m, meuralgis, Pulmonary Complaints, Ulcers, mal: Rheum, Bkin Di-cases, a 1 Blooi inseases. Is pureiy vegtable, The best known Bigod Purifier. Foli iy yl Drufigists. Price $3 per buitlo. Ubserve the uade mark. Seod for Circular. Offlce, 60 cedar St., Rew York. * - ae d REWARD For sny case of 1 lind, Bleeding, { itching or Vicerated Piles that a Dx bING's PIU RaMEDY T ils to ouse. 1ids Krepared ex- ’ pressly to cura the Piies, and nothing else. old by all Drug» gists. $1.00. SAVE YOUR LIFE. By promptly using figYPonms. PRAITE®, a chemically pure preparation of PHOG- PHOBUJ. one ef the most important elements of the Human Body, apd the ouly means by which this LIFE-GIVING Bnd element can be supplied to the system.. | We guarantee it to be a certain CURE I, COLt'®, ( ONAuMPTIO ., andall Pulmonary Affections, and the 1): cift Rem- edy :orB ROFULA, DYSPEPSLA Pa RaALY~IS, \ ER vOU8 FHYSI IAL DEolLITY and all NlLx- vOUS AFFECTIONS. It is unsurpassed as a TONIC and INVI~ORAaTOR, ard gemerator of PURE and {EAL-THY BLOOD. For further informutioh, Tus- onials, Reporty of Physicians. &e, spd for our Tarxa«Tis®. Price €1 per vote 8-1) by alt D'ruggists. Address J. WINCHESTER & CO. 35 John Street, New York. $20 OOD _.__ FOR $1.25 GURRENCY ! The People's Grand Mrsical Fortival a> d (Gilt in ep- rise will take place as the wetrosoir 8a Ab. aire in cramento, Calitorn a, on the 15. h June, 1674 when 699 es, amounting to ovar £80 600, wil be distri- buted to. Ticact Holders. ip the mmo manner as ar the drawing or the celobra ci Mercantile Library Gitt Concert of Saa Francisov, the highest Piizo bee ing $20,0:0 in Go & Paim ut of Prizes guarant ed ice. _ $1.45 carrency or ll TDokas obtatr ed at FELOK & CO3 Managers' Agency, 10s Broadway. New York,. narl wim. Ix PURIUANCE OP AX ORD R O4TH a SUBRKD ven to all persons havin betrts, late of 533m, Shawna against Olive emung county, deveased. before the Sth day of Ap day of Octobehsvwocwwsm. GEO. H. ROBERTS, Adminisgrator l & NEW ADVERHSHOMENTS, '. DAY'S TRANSPOSING KEY-BOARB's. >> at $140, $122 abd 4125 each, Contiderinp Capoctiy, Hie» | ; DEAFNES reels * UNIONPAGIFIG RAILROAD I ~ ! a C R BR: ' solves to his care. by. d {o’r ‘l‘fio. Fall into. mat op wk h prop ctys can be gate 01 the County of Chemung, notice is £36ng to {mout- the same with vouchers thest of to tht Bubrcriber, at his dwelling house, in said town, on 0\ 3] next.-Dated Elmira, tof \NHW ADVERTISEMRNTS,: ° 3 kV -S\ A -: l - \* '~ EYE DISEASES, CATARRH, _ . ! ~ And 'Discases of the Lungs, Liver, Kidneys, Meartand Womb, Blood Diseases, Nervous: General Debility, Skill 2% > fally, Bumanely, and successfally ~_ treated -by \+ AND ASSOCIATES, (> XO. 12 8. SALINA ST., SYRACUSE, N. Y. - *L. peg 0C ' Rathbun House, Elmira, EVERY A WEDNESDAY 5 THURSDAY COMMENCING Wednesday, - April 3d, 1872. | *\ x In the presentage of the world there is so much imposition and quackery, abroad, that, Humm- thing really meritoriouwis placed before the people, it is too apt to be classed with the common herd and condemned without investigation” and we are well aware that in announcing our services to the affiict- ed in a class of diseases that have heretofore b.en abandoned as incurable by reputable practitioners of the old schools, ard monopolizezi lg; a cilia: of impel-a ters who claim the right to profit&y public credulity, that we have much pr jadies to overcome, ” adver- tising phy sicians ; and will porkiaps be classed In the vaiegury of itinerant Adieu“ who roam the count;ry. However, we believe the time has come when educate d’ph; sicians should arise and make A& decisive cffurtto overihrow the health-destroping system of quackery prevailing throughout the coun- ity, by meeting charlataury upon ita chosen ground, through an sdverising mediam, Hence wetake tliis meth~d of anrolipcing our services; feeling a pride and pleasure in asserting that we have been in- stromentel in restering to health many of the most complicated cases of the above named diseases, A hat wo have succseded where others have failed, the attesiations of tha indivyMaals themselves fally prove. We make no pretensionsto infalllbiflty or a world-wide reputation, and claim no other merit than that attainable by a thcroughly educated phy- sicicn who devotes years of special and exclusive mat- tention to certain and en gazes his best pow» ers of mind,, alled by many years experience in the best bospltais in the country, to their successful treatment for the benefit of these who entrus$ thems« N . 1C p . Porsons cal.ing ugoh us will find us quite willing that should iaferm themselves as to our rellability and success, irom unguesfionable authority, In subs muting the following testimonials and- references, selected f:om s large number in 'our, potseesion, we do so in jufifce to the afflicted, hoping they nwill ba in- , vestigated, and as a proof that invalids calling upon us will receive from us ali-the advantages which frue medjcal sciense and skil, bonost, frank and lawn. *. treatment can bastow. f ' TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN. _ We, the undersigned, citizens of Syracuse, N. YC. take pleasure in certifying that Dr. Jorn E. SMITE . is a resident of this city, and Fas during his rest» > \| dence here, acquired a distinguished repuéluou 24 & successful praciitioner in the treatment of all dis- ases. Having signified to us hig intention to vislt other cities professionally, in order to enlarge his already extensive experience, and afford thése who cannot leave thelr homes fibrp‘crtunity? avail themselves of his services, Woe cpumend him to the. cordial support of the press and the confidence of the cominunities where he may visit, We willingly thus | endorse him, knowing him to te a skillfol { Physician and an honorable man, that he may not be classed in the category of Travelirg \Medicastors\ who roam the country, and that he may af once commend the confidence due hlm'ivithnt the otheryw iso necessary prolonged residence in each place, F. E CARROLL, Mayor of ByFracuse,. DWIGHT H. BRUCE, Po-t Master, - J. u. K. WRUAIBLProprlamr-byracuqe Journal M. T. MCCONN b + D). J. Ha LSTED, Proprietor Syracuse Courlar, 8. G. LAFHAM Editor Syracuse Courier; MARK W. PLTER3, »ustice of the Posce. UR N CaMP, Retired Meichant. JOHN P CAMP, Builder. ENO3G. SEL_LWOUVD, Real JO-EPH rIE-SENGER, Manufa ${ifer. aC ned Ard many others, The original, by many 1 citizens snd prominent bosinessmen®, can be exame ined at our Kooms. 'l ogether with : ot ausograph litters, an certificates Adéiflonal, Home and Other . References '! ~ .> Mr. A. EIDNAM, Peafness, Syracuge, M. Y. Mr. 8, D. ORM-BEE, Paral; sis, sy¥acusq, N. C, Mr oE. O. SELLWOOD, Beracuse, IN. Y. Mrs. M. M GHB UTT, Cancer. Syracuse, N.Y, 208 G, C C OVILLE, Consumption, AyFacure, N.Y. ! J. G. BAKKHK;, Womo Compla.it, Byracuse. \ H.C. w ATEKL S, a is 6+, \ 8. MEW HININ®, Catarrh, Jordan, N. Y. © PBIPrEO8, As hma, his & \_ N.bHEPARD, Scroiuls Fulton, N. Y, ° w.C CHURCH, meurs gia, Camilin«,/ N. Mrs. E. A tTEK L, Cancer, Marcellus, N. Y. * J s. 8M. PH, Tramansbarg, N, ¥. o Mr.C R WRIGHT. merchant, Sy) scuse, Mr 8 P. VIL‘EBCELcrOCKtu-y merchant, Syracuse, Mr ALEX, YOUNG, Bookkevgper. Byracuse, N. Y. Rov. L. 6. SDUTHE RuaNv, Waterloo, N Y. - Col. JOHN L. SMITH, Washington. Dt. k, M. DAW ES, bington, .C. A DISTINCTIVE FEATURE A feature- which dfitinguishes us from mapy of the would-be sped-glint.- hereuzfordo visiting Etm{ira is that we do not atiompt or profess to an {aliy treat our patients by reg'ng them at long als, but shall be puncs'ual in our visits, on Wedbesday snd Thursiay of each wiek, for a suffcientlength ef time to cure these who may place themselves under cur care. - We cordially invitecli who havo long safe fered from intractive malsdies and valnly cought re» | lief, to call sed 1 vestigate our claims to Ikfll in the healing art, I INX EVERY CASE the condition ang charse. tim istics of the disease will be giten, and the patient may rely upon Fecatring a candid opinton as to what we can actompl'sh in the treatment. oTE PBACTICE embraces the best featurés of all\ systows of imediQines, discarding Bereury, Oum, Arsenic, Quinine dnd al. dangerous druga,rege~- tavle aBd inetaly B large niunber. f cures: Y. % ate,. Wo ask only a just recom formervices. ° SPECIAL NOTICE, Almani‘nt the fAiszenses embraced in molongiditeepoment 1s mil rolon Penk: £21933! ign- i‘ulo ishing onr services, to call on as w. € «I%, mt Kathban Mouse, almi AW. 4 ® k, 5 Wednesifay and APRIL 84 ind4th, 1879, ' _ THURSDAY THEREARTER. trance. sen s mee * - JOR E.. SWNT, - ~ OUR CHARGES are in evory instance moder- | Thursday, AND EVERY WEDNESDAY AND AarLiAles will plears fake Baldwin Etreet am« | ~* » *.
