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WWW ~ s Cy Bails ~~~ LOQKEONMT, N.Y. -| ¥riday Evening, July 30, 1858. rape OPFICIALPAPKR OP THE COUNTY, RERUBLICAN STATE CONVENTION AlalMesting of the- Republionn State Committee, nfia wt Aibany on'the 6th of July, 1868, the 8th: dayof September. was agreed apon ad the timo for holding the next Btvte Convyentlon;as will be soon by the following notlo® t== . The Republican Eleators of the State of New York 'wro requested to choose (wo delegates: from each As- sembly Diatclo6 to mast in 8TATE CONVENTION In the CTY-ORBKRACUAE, on WEDNE3DAY, the EIGHTH next, at 13 ofolock, noon, for the age ofpresenting Candidates to be supported for Governor, Lieut, Governor, CanatComminiton= .. wod State Privag: Inspeotor, and for the tramaction \'siibh dthex bustiesn as may come beforo the Convon« Ds 0. Littlejohn, C. Litlofleldy Jeds Dl’llfil, diBl i 1, F. Bruce, AcB. Diven, James 0, Smith, Alfed Ky, Davit Kumsoy, > Yd D fi' g. Hpfimlgz, © =<. Oharchifl; Norahelmur W, 'A. Whiolte, (3, 0. Sbopard, At Republican State ' «> gilrn'The Republican of the townu f Laskport, Royalton, Pendleton and Wheatfield, and smmiyfwnw the Firat Acombly Dlutrict, are requested to choose three Dologaton to atteud a Republisan. Dlatrlot Coliven thuy tor the Firat Assombly District, tn Magaza Gounly} tu be held ou the dth day of . eptember next, ut one ofofook In the aftern000, ut the American Hotol, in foe the parpose of electing two: Delogates to attend thy Republican Jtate Conveatton, aullod at Byra« dreep on the 9th day of Sapt, next. District *~ ~* 0.D. Mums“. Rupugggm b 42, Int Assombly Dlitrlot. dir. , M. douthworth, daly 20th, 1608. wim The HMupubiican Electors of the town af Lookjor}, are roquonted to most it tho Amorican Ho- ol, in the vlifige of Lookport, on Saturday, Auge 48th, 1800; at & ufdlook P, 34, to eleat Theres Dalegeton to ate tend.the frat. Diatrlat. Convoatlon, comporud of the towsa of Lockport, Royalton, Pendleton and. Whout« Held, called at the Amurloun Hotel of Loskport, 4th nop Awmbet siext and the srassuction of uch other bum» “lg,“ moy.be deemed proper; » In., , Taos Vax por Jous Cxati®, publican Tomn Committe of the town of Lockport, \Dated July 4711, 1909. ' gma 'The Republican Electors of the towns, the second Asiswitly District, ato requesten Ad send.three Delegaten to a Repubilcan Dlatrlct Con veatiqn to be held at the Houso of D, S. Fellows in Cioatath (loenm's uld Stand,) on Faturday, the 4th day efeptember next, ds 12 o'clock ., for the purpose Two Delegates to reprerent sald alstrict In the to be hetd at Syracuss on. the 8th ot September noxt. P , J. D.Coorm * ¥. it. Montacattny, Da. a <+ duly 20. z Dist, Com THK ASCENSION, n,n d ors a The announcomont by advertisements «and bills, that @Mons. Godard\ would 'make one grand Balloon asconsion from the Fairgrounds; in Lockport, on the 20th, called ont an immense raultitude of citizens from this and adjoining counties. Forsome 'dhyd 'pist 'the question 'of ascension had >*Bean' tho leading topic of conversation, 'Ah¢ an ifoportant point to be settled, seem- ed, to ba who would havo the exquisite ' pléagure of making the Aerial voyage with Codard and lady, at the sublime eleystion.of 22,800 feat above the carth in in his «magnificient and gigantic Balloon Laviathan,\ containing 24,000 cubic feet ofhydrogen bl-carbonic gas. .On the arrival of Mons. Godard, howe aver, it was announced that the balloon agleoted for, Lockport, would take up but one person, and. consequently none of our Lookpott friends could indulge the hope of ~-rdaking' the Acrial tour, which would ele- vate thom so far above their aesociates and :A fellow, citizens; Tho day came in fair and everything looked favorable until about Abres o'clock in the afternoon, when appear- . auces were unfavorable indicating rain, but | after alight shower which took place about *., four bleléol, it became calm. and cloar.- . Réforé'the hour of mscsnsion, six o'clock 'KieM; large numbers had collected on the as well as on the house © Adpwand other elavated objects in the vicin- - «AIsyf all fitont on witnessing the grand as- cepslon.' | When. we reached the ground - and* discovered: that Mons, Godard had none of the apparatus or matorial which is always. regarded essential for generating gas it was evident that the balloon could mot be thus inflated without a miraculous {nterposition in his favor, - Ho had announce. adhilmself a \magician but we had no idon thatthe magician's wand could create 24,000 'of geoulus gas in an hour. Thero was be as busy as a boo; his bal- lo00,.and: some Bundles of staw, but *whore was the gas ? Spectators looked * Semtwith a foeling of wonder and resignation, mallet to that with which Isane looked on the Vqlobd and tho: fire, when He was the ~infended.victim. . When he began to turn iw Nud to fll 'his balloon with hoated d stoke, m large: portion of them to ; ”5‘er that they wero about # faw minutes his batloon was filled aed reedincss arose, and as he passed over Selice 'walved a formal adieu. as though ip leavia the corporation. He west up # hundred feet--the. wind: took him- oye; mifdet-aud, io: about a mloute after yarthre, he wan seen rapidly descending, iléd on. the commons not. far from the s aeth apart for exbibiting Lions and for ground and lofty tumbilog. - N ip bis: traps and' reached: the Mata about the same time of the speq tntors: \Marieg thus given as account of the Adenre 93, iS in due to candor to any, serious! ri | formance wasa gross and unblushing, impost- tion. on the committes, on. the citizens of Lockport aud. Niagara County. He: caused to bo advertised an ascension with & large balloon inflated with gas, and gave hid ex- ploits and succass beratofore as a gnaranteo of his performance in Lockport. 'The com- mitteo without a doubt scted dn good faith: Indeed, they could have been prompted by no other motive than to gratify the curiosity and the rational destro of our people with an. exhibition wortby of their attention and which would secure their approval. If they were at fault fo any respootit was in placing too much confidence in the Aercuaut. 'But it should be remembered that ho was reputed to stand high in his profession. Some of them had scon him muke a vory flue asconsion at Bofla lo, and had a landable desite to gratify our citizens with a similar exhibition. They are as sensible as anybody else of the failure, and feel much more chagrined than anybody else at the result. It may be suid that they should have known Age he was to generate or obtain his gis, We presume. they regarded that Afs business not theirs. 'The engaged him to make an ascension as was his custom in other places, manufacturing bis gas with apparatus furnished by himself, or purchas- fog it as might suit his convenience, They doubtless relied on his honor as a man, or more especially on his professional pride to make a respectable ascension. The com- mittes receive no compensation for their time, but give the surplus not used in ue- cessary expenses, to objects of public bene- fit. . P.S. Sinco writing the above we have received a card from the Committee, roak- iug a candid statement of the whole matter which we presume, will be entirely satisfac- tory the community. PERSONAL AND POLITIGAL, 'The real discovery of the new remedy for consumption, the hypo-phosphates of lime and soda, is declared to be Dr. Van Allen of Now York, who after satisfying himself of its utili- ty lolt it with Dr. Curchill of Paris to bring out. -The Legislature of the state of Oregon was to meet on the 4th {5th) of July, to elect two U. H. Senators. It is supposed Gen. Lane will be one. Delazon Smith and chief Justice Williams were prominort candidates. The late election for stato and territorial off- cers resulted in favor of the regalar democrat- ic candidates. -Lord Richard Grosvenor, Lord Henry Cavendish and Hon. Mr. Ashley left St. An- thony, Minnesota, on 'Fuesdoy, the 20th inst., on a buffalo hunt in the wilds of Dacotah. - They wont with the same graad party which Mobatramed Pasha, the Turkish Admiral. was to have accompanied. | They will beabscntin the wilderness some six weons, -Eleazer Williams, the Bourbon Prince, is now dangerously sick at Hogansburg, Frank- lin conuty, New York. -Mr. Macready, the tragedian, is sorely af ficted. Death has carried offhis only survi- ving child, a daughter, just entering into wo- manhood. -Tho government of Canada hus received an unexpected defeat, 'The ministry propos- ed to tox ships entering the St. Lawrence.- \The voto in parliment stood ayes 48, nays 50. The opposition insists that it shall be received as an expression of a want of confidence, and that the ministry shall resign. But they re- foso, pronouncing the motion merely an inci- dental ong-not brought forward as a govern\ mont monsurt. zar Gen. Quitman was the thirty Brat vic- tim of the National Hotel disease. Somesix- ty or seventy others have lost their health.- The pbysicians who attended him, it is said, perceived in his disease tho unmistakable ef- fects of arsonic. A Murderer Hanged but not Killgd. One or two New Eogland papers aro argu- lng the question, Who killed Magec?-a mur- derer who was hanged in Boston a few weeks ago, but whose body exhibited evidence of lifo and vitality at the subsequent dissection. &A report of the post-mortem examina jou} published in the Medical and Surgical Jour- aul, suggests the idea that Mages was not killed by the hangman's rope, but by the soal- pel of the surgical operator:; that enough life cemained after the hanging for proper appli- ances to have fanned itself into an active Aume. | 'The report says:- \The body was lowered at twenty-five min- utes past ten, at which time a careful exami- untion of the chest revealed no perceptible sound or fmpulse of the heart. A, small space unaee the left car seemed to have escaped ac- \ive compremion, so that some citeulation aight bave been continued through tho caro / tid and jugular of that side. * \Atadew minutes past eleven Dr; Ellis commenced the antiopsy, at the House of Re- certion. © The body was pale aud the skin mot- tled. | A stoall ecobymosis was notited just be- fore the line of the cord on .the right side- Lhe right sternc-cleido musclo was ruptured' through one-half of its thickness.- No lefson: was discovered in any of the neck. . nla \At 1130 a alight but regular pulsotory. movement was observed in the right wabciai vlan: veln Upor applying the éar- to- the chest, this was sscortalned to proceed from the heart itself, which gave a distinct and regular:sin- gle beat, with a olight fospalse 80 times m ni ute \The chest twas\ then opene heart exposed,; without in any. w the pulsatory movements,\ 'The r was in full and regular motto und dilatiog with-beautifal ergy. | At 12 o'clock, th previously. tons was 40 with only & abort i CMIT it?\ ' . The pecall wall ML“. slonally recusred, wis eton ei tancous a tika by a spon , or ex current of air, until: 1§ o' lock. - They could at aay moment be excited 0 of the. Mossious Godard, the pee: } \Sat 240 se mi agile. 2+. of the other soft parts | gradually (buss occs | without stimulus. | Fiyb were ute, with correspond,” Bt c i all automatic movemégfy céaged, Luk the part still responded to the atiniulus offthe knife. At 3.10 deap irritationof fe was followed 'by slight - The Irrifabil- ity was moat marked,a€tbalower part, where the venme cave enter the auricle. At 3.18 all movements ceased. _ On opening the beart, it was found to be \perfectly noruial.~ The eft.ventricle. was contracted; the tight not. No: coigala were foud. > ¢\ a ; of ¢ \Dr. Ainsworth remarked, =glint. alf the ap- pourantes observed \In' cases\ of bang» ing, was hero wanting, and thought that the: first effect of the sudden fall was a. powerfal coucussion of the brain, which paralyzed the body, as in cases where a blow of fall was re- ceived upon tho extremity of the sacrum; and. that death occurred afterward from strang- ulation. Bon n 5s \Dr. Clark expressed - the-opiniou that. as there was no lesion of auy important organ, resusitation might possibly. have bean accom- plished by artificial respiration, &c., if efforts to that end bad been made -immediately.upon the lowering of the body from the scaffold- that is. within half an hour after he fell.\ LAWS OFNEW-¥YOItN-BSy Authority [Every law anless a diffurent time shall be prescribed therein, shall commence und (ake effect throughout tha State, on and not before the twonticth \day after the day of its final passage as certified by the Secrotary.of Stale Section 12, title 4. chap. T, part L, Revised Statutes ] mocs [Every law so published in the State Puper may be read in. evidence from the poper in which it shall be contained, in all courts of justice in this State, and in all proceediuge be: fore any officer, body or bourd, in which it aball be thought necessary to refer thereto until three months after the close 'of the tes- sion in which it became a law.* Sec. 8, title T, chap. 8, part 1, Revised Statutes, and laws of 1845, chap. 280.] CHar. 130.\ > AN ACT to organize the Etate. Lunatic Asy- Im for Ingane Convicts. -_ : Passed April 8th, 1858-three-fifths being present. The People of the State of New York, represented in the Senate and Assembly, do enact as follows : Srcrion 1. The building now being erected on the prison grounds -at Auabtitn, for any ney. lum for insane convicts, shall. be known and designated as the State Lunatic. Asylum for Insane Convicts. © j $ 2. The fospectors of state prison shall, at the urst quarterly meeting-of their board, at the Aubura prison, after the passage.of this act, appoint a medical superiatendent for said asylum, who shall, under- the direction of the. gard inspectors have the charge of said asylums, and shall make all the purchase for the sap- port of said asylum, and shall account for all, moneys coming to his hand fo the same man- ner as the agent and warden of any of the atate prisons are now required by law to ac- count. 4 3. The said medical superintendent shall reside in the building, and stall devotarall the time necessary, to the cure and treatment of those confined therein for treatment, He shall receive a salary of oue thousand dollars per annum, payable monthly, and shall be al- lowed rations for himself and family, and all necessary fuel and lights for warmiog and lighting his rooms in said building. ¢ 4. The other officers in said asylam shall be an assistant superintendent andnot oxceed- ing six attendants, who shall be recommended by the medical superintendent and if approved of by the board of inspectors of state prisons, shall be sppointed as such by said board of inspectors, and shall be paid as follows :- 'The sssistent superintendent shall receive thirty dollars get month, payable monthly, and shall also ba boarded in and at: the ex- peose of said asylum, and the said attendants shall each receive twenty dollars per month and be boarded in said asylum. .- 4 5. The medical superintendent shall filein the office of the comptroller of this state, a bond in the peoal sum of ten thousand dollars, conditioned forithe faithful performance of his duty as such, which bond, before it shall be spectors, atid no sich medical superintendent aball enter upon the discharge of the dnties of said office til such bood so approved shall have beon duly filed as aforesaid. ? 6. The superintendent shall estimate monthly, as is now provided by law, and éub- ject to the same restrictions and conditions as in case of agents and wardens of the state prisons, for all- the monies necessary for the support abd maiitainance of said aiylem,. which estimate shail besubmitted to and care> {arly examined by the inspector in charge of the said Auburn prison, who, 'if he is satisfi~ ed that this said estimate: is correct, and that the articles named io said estimate are actual= ly needed for th6 support and- iaintenance of said asylure, shall certify the same, and on the production of said estimate go: certified, to the comptroller, he aball draw his warrant on the treasurer for the amonatnfaéid’zéfi‘mnte.’ and the treasurer shall pay the amount of said warrant out 6f guy - money fu: the treagury. ap- propriated for the support of the state prison. < $7. The \inspectors of 'state.\ pr all adopt such-regulations, from timeé.t 'as they shall deem proper for the cofitrol and. mapsgement of the asylum, and shall have pow: er to remove any and all the officers in said, asylum, for cause, and whall enter such; catse in full on the minutes of their proceedings at the asylum. . And no officerremoved by the aaid inspectors, for cause, thall be re-appoint ed to any position in said usylum, . ~ . $8. Whenever the state prisons o 7 iuspectorsthat an make, immediate} condition of sac cians of the Stiite L aficigqlum'lt tics, i 6 t. the anid, convict is insans s lec: ve sdch' convict to be insane,\ th Fdet : ardem-of Ab ned 'fort requires asylam a sabali con i- | consulting tnenager, notice of the time of any fronaferred to the Auburn? State | filed sball be approved by the board of in-} addievery meatiog of. said board at the said or 'at eithor:of the state prisons, when held for the purpose of examining into the.méental condition:of. any convict who shall tave been certified 'to thom to be insane. $10. Whensver any couyjet who sball have been confined in the said asylum as a lunatic shall bave becorse resored to reason, 'and the~medical superintendent: asy- lor shall so, certify in writing, he shall be Prigon, aud the agent and warden of iid pric son-shall- receive said convict iuto said.. prison,. and shall in all respects treat . euch convict 1s if he bad been originally sentenced to iropri- sonment in seid prigon, though said convict may have been: conveyed to the asid asylum [ . from cither of the other prisons of\ this state. *4 1L. Whenever the inspectors of state pri- gous shall order apy convict to be transferred, to the asylum for insuue convicts, the agent and warden of the prison from which sach convict: is. transferred, cause a.correct copy of the original certificate of conviction of\eaid:convict to 'be filed in his office, and shall deliver the original certificate to the au- perintendent. of the asylum; and when any such couvict shall be. transferred to . the Au- burn prison from euch esylam, as herelubsfore provided, the said superintendent shall deliver to the agent ard wardea of said prison, such origiual certificate, which shall be filed in the clerk's office in said prison. : { 12. - Phe physician who shall attend any meeting of the board of fnspertors of state prigous, or who shall make any examinations of any convict, as hereiubefore provided, shall be paid his actual aud reasonable traveling expeuses in going to and returning from such, exainifiation or meeting, on the certificate of the president. of the board of imspectors of state pr sons that he lias attended such meet- fog or examination. €13. This act shall take effect immediately. State of New-York, } I have compared the Becretary's Office. § preceeding with thejor iginal law on file in tins office, and do certify that the same is a correct transcript therefrom bin; Republi ba,; Jouathsh,. ernor} eleverin ¢ erage of ovex.500 every ten days. And ths add the hostiof have some Idea gings.--/M. ¥. Times. %. - i. ‘NEW‘P‘Ygflox-k Central 'Rail-Road On andiflarjllundny, May 10th, 1858, tratos will rup as follows:- , ; ' MALL Arrang tor the Malls at this Office will becloned, od, an follows, viz; (subject. to alterations ss may be. made by a change n the arrival Aibany and New York dally, . @ochaster, hu Way Mail dutfal Ganada Detrolt,&Chlo. * Way Mall to nhfi. 8. Bridgo & Lewis Hous Road and Somerset ® Olcott andNewfane, .. Shawnee &Burgholte, Tuesdays & Saturdays,... Pemihbunv ik w* lid Cambria, Wilson and Youngstown. North diaronce; Locust Tree snd S AM. - Ox Sumdays from 11:80 a. at. to 1:00 p. >. Posr Oretos, Rimming tee 1d, Oorter, Bigtra Nevada,; Oriz ban, Pacific, Santo Cruz aud, Nort all, each carrying away an a sailing: vessels, - und you . will of the rash 'for the naw dig 5 mpm SUMMER ARRANGEMENTS: 8 mean « GOING thur. New YorkExproms. Steam Boat: Way Freight.... Live Stock-Express Accommodation ... Mailand Aceummodation Chicago Lightning Rxpross . dora | w Night Detroit & Chipago Express. - Way Preights...... Mailand Accommoda Steam Bont kxpross Express Freight. Now York Exprem. .9 41 ymox to nun-u?!» 0 Golng Eset. L610 P, M. . . (fon Assistant Superintendent. E.L HOWE, Ritsiver. ements! - Hereat- Suadags excopt- d departure of cars.) 0:00 a. m. & 6120 p w. to Albspy, ** . he Ae Me 55A. a o. & 4:00 ou ars fatle © tom, © TRATBOBYE se : Post Oflco hours (except Sundays) 7:00 &. m. to 5:00 A. TORRANCE P. M. | May 10th, 1828, and of the whole of said original. ULDEON J. TUCKER, Sec'y of State. a_ The \Qld Log Cabin\ Gone. From the Cincinnati Gazetty, July 26. The \Old Log Cabin,\ so famous in politi- cal history, hus gone at last! | It was the re- aidence of. Gen. ifarrison ut North Bend, about fifteen miles below the city, when he was nominated for President, and was made famous by a thousand songs. in the cumpaigo of 1840, Ministure finitations were erected in every corner of the land, and praises of \The rough Log Cabin, That tolls of olden tims,\ were upon every tongue, and probably had 'quite as much influence in the election as ny other subject that was eanvassed. But its \latch string\ has disappeared at last! We have no minute details of the conflagration, «but leara from the passengers who arrived by the Ohio and Mississippi Railroad yesterday morning, between 1 and 2 o'clock; that, ss the MISS Stone has not Gone Away, but bas greatly incromsed her facilities for doing busi- : | Js now receiving ber to which stie would Invite the uttuntion of ho} former customers and all other who way favor ber with their patronage, She 'has this day received a full nssort- mont of the Newest Styles of Dross Mantiflle Patornse Aino boys and Misses Cont Dress Busgue and Apron Pat- eras. andhaving {s prepared to execate all orders l this branch of btisi-, guess. She would take this opportunity to retarn her alucere thanks to nli those who hove sustained her through the pressie of the wiater senson, and hopes by strict attention to pustucss, morlt a continuance of this patronage. FESTITA L at Olcott. will hold an : 12 tho Basement of the New Church, 1 On Thursday . Evening, Aug, 12th. New Courch. New iStyles of Spring Millinery ___ engaged a competont Dreas Maker, and moderato prices, t Lockport, Apri!18th, doth 'The Ladies of the \Universalist Union,\ of Olcott, u \ICE CREAM FESTIVAL I The proceeds to be spproprinted to furnishing the The public are respectfally invited to attend. July 18. . train arrived at North Bend, the Old Log Cabin was enveloped in flames, and that its 1 destruction was complete. It was occupied by Col. Wn, H. H. Taylor (who married a daughter of Gen, Harrison ) and family, and we learn that such was the rapid progress of the fire, and so late its dis covery, that the members of-the household barely escaped in their night clothes!. Oi course nothing was saved in the way of furni ture or documents, and the probaniliity. is. that many valugble papers left by {President Harrison, togetiier with articles cherished as relics of the old hero, and of the early history ofthe. West, have been destroyed with-the buildjag. , The only portrait of Mrs. Harrison in existence (painted by Bhard) with two or three of the General taken at different periods of his life, are probably destroyed. Mts Harrison the widow of President Harrison, fortunately was not in the dwelling; the ven- erable lady at present being at the residence of the Hon. J. Scott Harrison, a son of Gen. H., a few miles beyond the old homestead. . North Bendis not only famous as the unpretending residence of President Harri- son, but occupies no mean position in west- ern history. The Latest Foreign Nows. THE ATLANTIC TEn¥GraAH. The Atlantic telegraph fleet was to leage Queenstown, Ireland, on the 17th, to make an- other effort to lay the cable, Some of the of ficers of the expedition express considerable confidence of success, but the public does not agree with them.: * It is felt that the laying of the present cable is hardly within the limits of 'the possible. 'The London Times says the [[ Agamemnon is clearly unt to lay the cable, and if the suggestion for the Great Eastern is mot thought worth notice, of if the propri- Old Lockport Nursery, s large quantity of Fruit and Ornamental Trees, Shrubs and Plants, usually cultivated io Nurseries, which must be cnl at prices to suit the times. well to give mo a call before purchasing elsowhure, Attorney's and Counselor's! - Ofice din-45. S, Mack & Co. Agricultural Rooms, TO- THE LADIEs'! _-_ MISS TUFT has returned from New York with A Lirge Assortmént of Summer will be opr for general inspection on ngs R Jw pAPWORIHS BRASS BAND |__. would give notice that they will be in readiuess during the summer sasson to play for parties; pic ni 8, excur= stonz, balls and concerts, at any polut required, on re celving timely notice thereof, he band is now full; with lustructonts in foe order, and they are confident that they can give entire eatistaction. service may be addressed to the loader, . N O T IP C 65 to Areditors- Judge of the county of Niigata, lished ofan order repuiriog all the creditors of Geurgo Chrysler, of the village of- ankgort, in said county of Niagara, an insolvent debtor, to s bave before the aaid County Judge, n bis office, at Locks portin the county of Niaga¥8,on thealxteonth day cf Aue gust hext, at ten o'clock in the foremuon of Thnt day why an assignmant of the seid losolyents estate shonla not be made and he discuarged from his debts, accord- tary aespgomonts made puranant to the application of au lulolgnnl‘, aud his creditors. Dated Lock Sth, 1858. 'O Fruit Growers: - acl ree B *~] New Advertinoments ~> Time Tubly af if MuF A prudgburenda, wod 18 Millig¥y Ner Grith abdFI Machinery, ... New-York Ad Notices of Sales Bonrdit,. Go-Partoor®hipy® Spechil Busia Dry Goods,. T #; | Wish, to inform the Laidlexof Loo , | timt they hare commenced brines On Pine Six-eel—Over-‘Mrf Sully's | Stot, Oppost'c the P. at Ofer, and hope, e +] they have bud (both Rugt.ood Weal tloo to I patronage. SPECIAL NOTICE.- The Eargesl and Best \And now have' On basd a French Merinoes, tor \ttn bought Just winter for cash, at Panfo Prices. patch. - We ahallopen wit «bout ten days © We shall Close. Busivess , the Fir-st, of ‘Sééfémiérl Shingle Fagto Afisctlancous, .. Frult True». Boots and Sh Hate and Cupn.. Gymnaslam, . Burning Fluid and Of Intelligence Offices, .. Price's Land Agencio ruse fusicaly ....... BcospPack. ._ Rem mdlnizscomes a the Now York Congral Rnilro ba € pudo velal Noticen (Medical) : 160 ea eri PAGE. «15t, 24 & 8d columns, Dya Wor Jewelry, oto.. Books und Magazines, Winerand Liquors. Gurden Soe NEW -NEW MISSES Hhioax & Sofer, PASITONARLE pr Eg8- ar alk d it 8, | port aud itn vieinly from 1h@ expertonce , and alfie Atter= to morita-bare of their favor and July $3, 1858. dom. onosina $20,000 - Worth . of Bry Goqflsrg 'to be Sold ftCost nnd Less,\ * This willing. the mut fivorable oppnl'lu‘nlty that Jify ever been presonted (or buylog Dry 'Good\ Cherp; and have, at ull times, kept, .\ \ Roon 1m 1 Selected Stock eos ast ol bn Pown / fall slack; cunflsi‘h’i‘g of s, Wool Petanes, that werk RI 0/1? BILXKS AND SHAWLS! 00 i’ieces of Merlmné and Gochos Priilé at OX ota per. yerd. 1707\ This ante will be carried on with oll possible dis» f our ACCL‘IORI’fiAbE in { ise M. PHILLIPS-City ' Cash \Etore Lockport, July 20, 1858. nC 'The undersigned keeps constantly on hand, rt tho Persons wishtog anything fa the-above line will do GEORGE LanE, Lockport, July 46th, 1868. da'w. WOODY, MURKAY & GREENE, «Corngr | Fine and Main \cn age. _ LOOKPURK, N.Y. Z.. IDL LIN E RY o P B NIN a. a ¢ a And a general assortmbnt of Millinery Goods, which Thursday, June 3d. June 1st, 1858. \\ Orders for thelr June 21, 1858. _ R. PAPWORTH, Lockport. By order of the Honorable Alfred Holmes, County notice ds heroby pul ow cause, if any,fthey ing 13 the provisions of the statute volan' © ort, June J. ».0 D. NUMANP mon june?:dtd Attorney. tors of that shin are-not-ready to lend it for that object, let a ship be built for the purpose at once; whether it succeeds of -not -at the first trial, it will find sufficient occupation: jn gither renewing attempts or in laying down additfonal cable hereafter. a INDIA AND ITS NEW GovERsueNt. .... The India bill is nearly. through. i various 'stages in Parliment, and will undoubtedly be- he .. Lords, ; Ellenborough characterized the bill as one of the most grat- i BREAD, Cake and Confectionary glbé.ISULLY bega leave\ to return thanks forthe} ra hopes tocontloue to merit their favors, by keeping on hand a LARGE VARIETY:OF CONFECTIONARIES { at the most moderate mark good seledtion\ of mas and also wiapplog pa aniwer to mfienmmrikhe of Prof. REED S MAGNETICONL, anare cure for all Rhoumatio affections. - ko BrORE, OPPORITE Tik patronage of the Public of Lockport; 'and ' prices, He has on banda 'at wholesale and retail; also, in haa received a now supp.y- Lockport; Juse 17th, 181 dtr. 'uitous acts of truckling, to a temporary Feeling of the House of Commons, -a: government 'could ba guilty of.\ The'bill provides for the erament of India by a secretary of. state, 'askisted by fifteen; of whom eight are to be nomiloated by the crown and seven by the présent 'directors of the, -East: . India |. \company ' The members' of the council are to 1 a an annual sal wery.\ The government of India is therefore hands of the.crown... All the. forces jot veroment are taken into the service : of BROMLEY'S OMNIBUS-| or AND: RE-FITTED, AND ' Wi, Bromley returns hi [ eling public, aud citizens generally,for the generous pate roumge heretofore extenda8 to him, rud,begs Tears, to | stite that he has painted up,\'us goor 'na new,\ his Or- allm, and is again prepare Hine. _ \ O10 moo whe\ 9h from\. lefgatthe American Hotel, will be | rom gh- ugpguo the American Hotel and all other of the vilafe, \girth: . o fogs ; be- ~s ._.\ AGAIN IN. LINE\ .; © fila culo, Mea ‘ “1.553, thcore thanks to the trays, {Q “11:94 to. all cally Jn hin attended to. ~Passongors' carrled to and fromn, parts e,\ ha lun rate) Chargos. __ \*/. June15; 1968.) # 1. .. WM.BROMLEY: - 44 Ths folgnts tos sha D. Shuler, I1 | Francis N. j | Deale) Foltow *.. |-Atlon Baright, \/| Aald, Cor .ear 3. Wilkin ~] Wiltine G, MoM Ade She UPREME .COURT-Oounty: of 'Nisgars Silk ) Marks; ageinatCaroline Stool; and others: >* To Caroline Steel, \an: flak. G 7g® homas -1 ion t ' » sler, Joseph ToBellih,-doseph.'Clalg, wander B. Potter, Levi wa, Dan'elE.Dole; Edwin a, Baxter Wanton, ment, Wiliam Charles eep, mgr}. Toner,. sah olla! We backers. a. ea We \M % the. complaint . acduts hiss r v.\a»m .’_\”‘ Mw.hhmwm.mr in ffer it ”j“ pm we of furnish them on the shortest notice. Rochester, who bas wo. ruon {n thiteity, and would not exchange them for any, other In ' * \ Cloths, \att ramas iv. iy aps word 'And all duel-wornrmrnlnu- G esses of the'Brat ach, Liver, maria?” a polsons, which . ane t. orkiUCE A MERICAN Burr Mil} Stoune.- BELL & CABE, Mill Stone Manufacturers and Dealers In BOLTING OLO THS, No.4 Broadway, N.Y. ' The above Mill tonos ara equal to the best .Frooch Burr Mill Stones, and are suta for hall the amount, + R. W. REED is . in this. section, sud will For particulars, Information of Albert Ely of his extoraive Mil. fo R. W. Reed Is alah Agent. for' Balb: Cite}, Bolting TDB | BEST dN Dib, , f ud sold at Manufacturers prices, which is at a Fomirk. ble low Agure. Lockport, July. 20, 1858, . dbs, ___ ___, pan A «PHYSICIANS LEGACY ay TO YOUNG MEN, .- yeu QoL ...A fow falfonal e A , and, disfaterested 'or marks, in p ame phidt form; or 81 agor; on:Seminal < Weakners, - No- furnal Emtsstons, Lore 'of: Memory, Ihcopiel ty for Study, er Busl« . pesv,'mpodiments \. (to Marrisge, ets , arlelvg from the seres. bubits_ of : Youth T2 «4p Every Fathe PE stoula preses t + copy to his Son: ss z The 011532111 e Effect and Remedy .gz Tn plain languages bya physician of Eminence. Any erron crcloging two. three eeatposingo stampe will re- Solve a copy by Emil; under \qu Address all leffers to [Drawer 118 Post. Office, Albany, N. Y. \K7\ also the cafuhrated Fomale Moathiy Pls; inde from the extract of, Cotton Rool} -w. remedy used \for years amotig the femile slives ar the South, in form of decoction or tea; now for }he frst time latpoduced mto general nee. Prico one Dolar, sent undér seal b Ladics must notase them,, Add mail, udrena as.shpve. Past Albany, N, Y» + Drawer 113 July 2 ftékwam. who A RIB : £ \Medhin \ Alblony >| Brockport,, yc! . J8. Rochenter, Tuesday,. '.. 17... Friday, . Paureday, Dr. W. will visit ghorpbove places. roguletly very month to thepredont yoar, there he muay 'be consulted by and apoedy cure. all afilicled sith.Obronis-Disedses, whostesize a bufe co Glad enote Parsaed by Dr. N e§thl§ely mew; x‘mfl : orgaba in in a t at e s «gully'mfll.urmlntyfiniwhhnutnsklnz- the. ques don, or hay can 5 lant a cast previous knowledge of the Fann c. leta co {Among the Discnsos treated\ auccessfal are SCRORULA;® sith - ns »Ulcars, Temore, Hip Disease,\ Hwotled Nack ~oro'Eyen; +cald Head, Eruptions paris, Fiitula,' AploalDis 'mass, Dympepria, Grave\ Impoteh0n, Strict tus? 71min, Bp‘lfipf ,llh'enmthm,~nropny. eto. tee. :c nd alt Chronté Dis-. - . CK Human-x All direnson pecu lar to 'Fersa p wedy curo warranted 4 easreal oharactor,w F 15m- manootlz«o mao va fipfibfl'fiufll remedies prepared. Patisnts at a distance pan b or other F¥arer an | al T7 and 80 Stra0k. Ins ‘lfn’o’nuie'nidlm . dsscrigtion of Lookl d Plot: < 'Country.
