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M— -DAILEY-JOURNAT:~ | \> SJ id e0,:A, 1958. . CH ix f Sgftaph that:theguralous. old; gen- tleman int the. White House will glvo. us, a Massage, cightcen columns th loogth.' 'We fin\ give it to our readers: ag cutly ns.conve» ab aftor ita: racoption, rathor to comply with: established usage than bocauso wo oxpdat that any body will road' a mossogo of that ledgth. - Exooutive whoavo wiso will \1“ raotsuges of xensonable length and thore» b¥'sgoure for It a gonorat pordgal, x1 \A a now Discovery in Light. p40 14,0 eamon . YElo «Loudon correspondont of the Now Yotk Commorolal Advertisor writes thatin now! discovery In light is about to be intro- 116893; whichyfi It'rontizes tho-averment of the paterteos, will rovolutionizo all of our ex Iating. methods of illumination. - It. was frat publfoly oxhlbited dusing the visit of the Qugen to Ohorbourg, while. Hor Majesty was passing at night from hor own- ship to that of | Tho raw material may bo a cheap gos madg, from the most common imatorlals, and the Incronss of, brilllancy fa obtulno‘d by passing (t, (through: a dew modfam, which is stld to havo all tho advantages of limo with- out Ity deatenctibilfty, - 'The enloulations put forth bro. that is light equal to that of 600 atrout farpo, nad Inating twelve hours, can be obtained at a cost equal to 87) conts, or 38, 0d ntorling, while \for domestic purposes\ one Jot equalling fn fect 18: pounds of candols, and: dosting ouly 4d. (8 cents) for twolvo hours, will given light fully double to that of any goo barnors - Xt fa nssortod also that the requsito appuratus Is choup, perfectly port» nblo, and cspublo of boing munnged even by wobild; that the light, fs free from swolf, vory 'white, extramoly pure, and charnsterfzed by the property of burning steadily, continuous- Jy aud wighouk diminution. 'The putentes is the Flom W, K, Fiizmantico, and the state» incate' mado tro so far ondorsed by respectable and gompetont porsons ud to: load to the hopo that the diggovory muy prove what it Js rep. resontad to be. New You Unamsen or on. Bras Qanau Naviaation.--Tho Now York Journal of Commerce npproves the use of stenm on- the exont, und it will not foJure bii, bonoGit ralrords; they aro confident in the bellef that the railrouds nour our canals will be bonefited by Improvements io the goneral fontures of trido that will enguo from tha in creased ability of the cause. - 'The latter will tuke a groat dool of choop and bulky my rchan« digo, that the gain nothiug now by earrylug. | 'The tullronda will continue to tike valuable: frtfelos, the rapid of which fs:more cssontial. 'They will also take auch goodg me are of gront value in proportion to thofe bulk. And then, too, the rupid ex» touslorfof trade nud commerce that the doub« ting that abifity of the ennale will pout In the olty af Now \York will incrassa tho ninber of travellers by ralfeonds far beyond ull pres- computation, and to this will consist the main: profils. of tho roads.\ Tho committes further soy, that while thoy are willing toflonya all meohanfeal specificae tions to- the discration und Intelligence of prace tloat onglneers, (how consldorato 1) they de- alare thotr coavietion that the most desirable qualltige, viz: coonomy fm apace sad weight, at well as economy in fuel, can bo nttained in any of the engines and boilers that have been brought boforo the public stace the ngitation ofthe cubject, Thoy also confdently nlirm that tho banks of the onnal will not bo injured by the propelling bouts with stown, (A most woudor'ul discovery t) 'They even go 80 fac as to any that in BEuropg 10 ifles an hour have been. mado with stcun on the canul, without damage to tho banks, go that not a particle of doubt rormuies on the subject. 'The comnilttoo content themselves with valy al« fudiog fo gonerat torma to tho ndvantages to be derived from this mode of propelston, but regard the docpening of tho waters to the full extent ol what has for youre beon proposed, as absolutely necessary, : A Judgo Accidentally Shot. 'The Nebrasku Ulty News snys thay Gol. Burmot a. Black, ono of the Judges of the Bupromé Court of that territory, was duoger« ously wounded with a gun fn the hands of bis friend We H« Brondbaad, n fow days since, while huntfog. | Tho two had parted, and Broadhead thisklng Black was further off than ho really wus, Arod and lodged fifteen shot in the neok and hands of tho Judgo.- \The News says: The alot which lodged In: two diferent places, may Indeed be: considered an almost miraculous escape of the Judge. | 'The shot In tho neck was baroly prevented from sovers Ing the mali artory bf aving pouotrated the colflur of tho ahirt, which it wo may be allow» od. a little: bit of plonsantry upon. our fend, boing unusually alcol nad well stiffened doubt» lnsa anved his life. 'Ewo abois also. ponetra- tod Just botwoeon: the oyes, and the shots were Smabzed.\ - A alight variance would havo pro- duced total blindnoss, if not worse consequon» com | wore lodged In tho arm and thumbs. Nonurly all the shot havo been ox- tracted by Drm. Bowen, Gilbert nnd Wise, with pain and safforing, of courso, but which has beon-horue with fortitude and uncommon frmnoss, Wo called upon the Judgo last ore- nlog, aod found bins lo but little pain, and with prospeots of no dangerous for the futuro. Warts 1o Frout Tox Hyer -An ambt tlous Buckoye has addressed to the fighting world, through' the columns of 'The Noble County Domoorat, a. card, atating that he nc. copta the. anllonge of Mr. 'Thomen Liger, to Oght for ton thousand ollate. - Sald Buckoye Js named Dick, has fought und. wou one battle; to sald by an Ohlo Editor to bo one of the most respootable oltizeos of that county; hos many frleads, who. will: back him, who claim that fa polats of sefence hols not faferion to Hyer, and inmable to compato: with any man | fo tho States In muscular power. His height furlelog afx, foot-atraight as an arrow-and wolgto, whon strippod, two hundied and six pounds: . 'The \fancy eapeotully that portion opposed to Elyor, are ofroulatiog this chat« lenge, and doling what they onn to bring about the: encounter, «=««Johnoy,\ said a mother to n son, nine years #g0, \go and: wash your fags; I am ashamed to see you come to dinuer with a, dirty a mouth® \I did wash it Taamtho,\ and feeling bis: appor lip, he: added: gravly, q Abloic It must be a mustache coming {\ g $3 Davis vs. Douglus, 'The Washingt UnionistgphltécjniM | ondorscrbent of ithe I hof. arr [Davis, and commending iit ! takes occasion to intimate thatD’oufa‘L‘As‘ is an Senger Pres- identinl It gays: R f @It is n speech remarkable for its patri- atism and soundness of opinion as for its freedom: from the caution and sycophancy belonging to the eagor Presidential aspirants which in these times so afflict the politics of the country, warp the principles and detract from the chatacter of otherwise promising politicians, | Itis the speoch of a Statesman, a patriot, nu inflexible, incorruptable Dem ocrat and truo man.\ or tus Fiaz. --The Rochester Union gives the prrticu- lars of the firs in that city yesterday morn- fog. Tho fire commenced betwen three and four o'clock, in the building owned by Samuel Wildor, situated on State St., Nos. 85 and 37, destroying that and a store ad- joining on either side, - As soon as tho al- arm was given, the Fire Department went to the spot, and met the flames manfully, and, although the loss of proparty was large, it was less than many feared it would be, who anw it when tho firemen commenced work, | The buildings were of brick, but far from: being fire proo;, and the Armes spread radidly to every part. 'The stores fronted State St., and extended rearward to Pindel Alley, - 'The fire awept through and made a clean breach of Mr. Wilder's lot. The wenthor was very disagreeable-not cold but sloppy, and the work of romoving the goods was carried on to gront disadvantage -especially the removal of groceries from | the store of Brown & Pitkin, who wore burnt ed out. Mr. Wilder's building was occupied chief ly by Messrs. Howe & Rogers, carpet deal- ore, who aro the largest sufferers by the ca* Intoity. 'They had a splerded stock of goods valued at $20,000, from which nothing was snved. Mr, Rogers occupied a sleeping apartment in the third story, nearly over where the fire appears to have caught. - Ho had barley time to save biniself from suf focntion by springiug from a window upon an adjoining roof, jumping the depth of oue story to the roof and from auother to the ground. - He did not save his wearing apparel, or private effects. - Messts. Howse & Rogers have an insurnuce of $12,500, dis- tributed eqully in five offices. Their nett loss is $7,500, to say nothing of loss by suspension of busines. Store No. 37, next north, and in same block was occupied as a.saloon by Sidney Munu, who lost all his funiture, goods and liquors, Hig loss was, perhapy, $1,000 with an fugur unce of $500. - Ho was nsleep with his broth- ev fu an upper room, and they - eacaped- with their lives, having to pass out through a front ball filled with smoke and fire. 'The fra Is supposed to have originated near the contre of tha snloon, which wis very long room. 'The upper rooms of this bulld ing were oc- cup'ed by a boouet bleacher, whose logs must be considerable, but we have not been uble to ascortatu how much . Miss Haonushs also has a millinery shop there, and lost overything. 'I'wo University 'studepts named Hofman and Post, hada room in the third story, from which they escaped with difficulty, saving nothing, | 'Thoy estimate their loss of cloth- log, books, watches, &0., at $1000, Mr, Wilder had an fosurnoce of $5,000 on his building, which will nearly cover the loss. 'The next building south brick store owned by the heirs of the late 8. H. Packard. 'This was chiefly qecupied by Brown & Pitkin, ag a wholesule und rotail grocery storw, suc- cessors to J.D. Kldridgo, They had a fine stock of goods, includiog mony just reccived for the winter trade. 'The stock was worth perhaps $22,000, on which they havo an in- surance of $12,000. Many goods were re- moved i & damaged condition. | It is difficult to. make an estimate of at the time we write, us the goods saved are lyi0g in vas rioug places, and their condition caunot be readily ascertained. - Wo thiuk thoir Joss wilt bo six or soven thousand, which is fully cover- ad by Tosurance. Aesers, Morrill & Co., frame, makers, pled a room abovo, and. hnd perhaps a stock of $2,000, a part of which was saved. 'The helraof Mr. Packard bad on Insurance of $2500 on the building—something leas than the loss, although the front of the build- log was saved, Adjoining, on the north, to whero tho fire commenced, was, Miss Caopera' building, used as a millinery storo In front work rooms above and family residence in the rear, 'This build- Ing was partly destroyed by fire, and thorough» ly drenched wich water. Miss Cooper's fine atock of goods were promptly removed by her frleads but will of course be somowhat dartag» od. - 'The. most of her farnlture was destroyed, Elox omployees, young wonen, mostly saved their effects. - Thoro was an insurance of $3, 000 on tho building, which was loss than it cost, and Improvements been made since its erection, - 'The goods were Insured for $1,000 which will not cover loss. The Millinery goods were removed to a vacant store a fow doors north. At Miss Coopers the fro was checkod-the next building belog the Mourne Go, Bank, which is fire proof, aud was not damaged in the least, Some over zealous people threat aned: to break foto the Bunk fo sare it, but were restrained. 'They were advised that they could find more profitable work elsewhere, To round numbers the total loss by this fire may be ostimated at $45,000, and the insur. ance at about $35,000. 'The fre was cootral and excited a deal of alarm, danger, occa- great as contiguous property was io A Maerapox tn Onto.-Tho Oleveland Lea der, on the authority of a party of hunters, statca that the remains of u mastadon were racontly found noor Clarksville, Defiance Co,, Ohio, in the bed of a pood that had been re- cently drained. off, They are of enormous proportions. - 'The bone ofthe leg. below the kuco monsures aix feet and a half fo length, and ono of them. weighs fifty six. pounds - One of the bones above the kneo iz 180 \feet long, and weighs about one handred pounds. 'The ribs rango from 12, to sixteen feet in length aud'a tobth from the lower jaw weighs four- tean pounds. The story looks rathes aspic! ous but wa give it for what it is worth. _ > All Sorts of P a. Correclion'it Bos act was aftending a'primary meeting to now- inato candidutés for city officers 1 -A. ' musical 'instrament | bill, exompting feout seizure for dobt inusical instraments to the value of $250, used by uny person for practicing. or teaching .music. is before the Noermont Legislature, and will probably be come a law. -The case of Isane L. Wood, from the beginning to the close, will cost Livingston co. not far from $8,000. -Gov. Ohaso of Ohio, has addressed a let- ter to the Seoretary of the Ballot Society of England, in reply to various questions put to him, of the- working of the voto by ballot in that State. ~-Mrs. Sincluir (Edwin Forrest's divorced wife) and her sister, Miss Anno Sinclair, bave Jost arrived in New York from Europe. -The estate of the Inte Ebenezer Francis, of Boston, us put down by the sworn apprais- ers, is valued at $3,482,619 36, vik: real estate $485,600, on hand, at the time of his death, $2,208,358 98-this sum was deposit« ed in nine banks ia the city of Boston ; in stocks in various manufacturing | establish- ments $353,555 00 ; in bank stocks, $160,- 966700 ; in Insurance Companies, $91,450 ; RR. stocks and bonds, $141,129 ; mortguges, $24,600 ; loous on stock, $9,355 41 ; miscell- ancous investments, $8,595 00. -Margaret Coats, a young, but usforta female, liviog in New Orleuas, being jealous of Mary Aun Mortin, visited the latter, who was sick, ut her reom. While Murf was standing in front of the fire, Margaret fiend. ishly set fire to her elothibg, and thea ran away, and the girl, Martin, wes burned to death. --M. de Rothsch id has sent, through the representative of his house in the Pontificial States, the sum of 10,000 fraues to AL. Mor- tur, to enable hin to continue his efforts for the restitution of bis child without soctificing the interest of his family. -The Boston Journul reports a singulap case of s yourg lady who, lust Monday, got out of u railway train, went into ma hotel at Bridgewater, fell futo a 'rauce, aud has re waived asleep ever since, much to the aston- ishment of the Bridgewater folks, including the landlord, and the embarreesment of the poysicinns, who, fuding no evideuce of poison in the young lady, caunot account for her prowncted stumbers. -In consideration of the great sorvices ron- dered to the suruivors of the passengers and crew of the unfortunate steamer Austria, by Capt. Renaud, of the Freoch barque Mauri and Capt, Funncomark of the Norwegian ship Catarina, the Senate of the city of Ham- burg has voted an honorary medal in gold to each of the captaing, and honorary medals in silver to the mates of their vessels, besides appropriating for distribution among the crew an nnount exceeding one thousand dollars for each vessel. | The medals will be made espec- [fally for the occasico, sud will be presented thro' the respective governments, -A very sad caso of ulleged crim. cou. was on Wednesday decided by the Presbytery of the Reformed Presbyterinn Church in the State of New York. 'The parties ure the Rev Dr. Christie, for many years pastor of the Bul- livan street Reformed Presbyterian Church, and Mrs. Roney, widow of Rev. Dr. Roney, of Peosylvania. | 'The Presbytery considered the charges to be proven ngainst the recused, who is a married mon, about 75 years of age, nud deposed him from the minstery.-J¥. ¥, Riz. press. ~The Syracuse Courier opposes the plan of dredging the Cayuga marshes so as to give seven feet of water for next year's conal navi« gation. | Commissioner Jaycox is understood to eutertain similar opinions. -A young married man of respectable standing in Phifadelphis, went into a house of sssignation accompanied by a young woman who was liviog apart from her husband, and was inmediately taken so ill that a physician was sent for. . He died in half an hour, from a disease of the heart. ce, 'The Unprofitabtonces of Human Pro- phecy. How we plume ourselves upou our fore- sight; how we exult in 'bringing things about\ as we ray; and when with s sort of confidence we declare what shall be, pride whispers that human effort is prophetic. But we purchase this seeming prescience at the cost of the lily-like dependonce that mak- es childhood beautiful - *Lho little bird,' said Luther, its bunds under its wing and lets God think for him.' Emilo Souvestre graphically depicts the difference between youth ard age: 'Why was I so happy then? I consider well, and nothing is sensibly changed in my condition. | 1 possess, os I did then, healthr and my daily bread; the only difference is, that [ am now responsible for myself! | As a child, I accepted life when it came; another cared for and provided for me. | As long as I fulfilled my present duties, I was nt peace within, and I loft the future to the prudence of my fatherl | My eatiny - was a ship, in the direction of which Ihad no ghare, and in which I sailed as a common passenger. | 'There was the whole secret of childhood's happ security. Since theo, worldly wisdom has deprived me of it. When my lot was entrust ed to my own and sole keeping, I thought to make myself master of it by means of a lon insight into the fature. °I have filled the presont hour with anxieties by occupying my thoughts with the future; I have put my Judgment io the place of Providence, acd the bappy child is changed into the anxious man. e-- __ Cast Business. -We are rel'ably informed that one of our large commission houses, with ample capital, intends ngiopqu the cash prin- ciple the coming season in selling the domestic goods. - This step ia taken at the request of promineot manulacturers, who desire to take no risks in their future business. Once fairly initiated, this new feature, we think, will be- come popular. In the present easy state of the money market it will be & good time to make this experiment. As capital and bus}. ness fncremses in the country, as both must rapidlyy68 do exclusively upon ths cash bnsis will in & faster proportion focrease. | If our importers, commission-houses, and jobbers, are aut able now to adopt this principle entirely, there Js no.reason whatever why the retailer should not. - We are glad to know that coun- iry merchants is all sections aro their business to a cash basis, In so doing they show their wisdom.. It is a notorious fact that that during the whole of the past year tug \cash houses\ in every country town Aud‘zilhgo Aave done the best- business.: We: say, to one and all, in city netefore, to refa lore, or country; Give no credit, burn up your books, and.adopt the «cash principl¢.\=» ¥. dip-imp! WBT C J)??? in . «-Saveo. men<confined io\ the House of ly =* ton; say thelr first immoral changing ) '| morning;. The hall w en than it was yesterd 4 Culpepper, nominated Hon. John. Letcher Governor, when. Timothy Rives, of Prince or is taking notes and will Yeply to Rives this a'ternoon, not be taken to-day. Last night, during a heated debite, Mr. den, of Stafford. Itis rumored the parties have left the city for North Carolina to fight a duel. Albany, Dec, 3. lower nequeduct A channel is broken through theice, and boats commenced lock- ing through rbout 10 o'clock this morning, They will all get through the 16 locks and on the Troy level by morning. - Should the present mild wenther continue four or five days, all the boats east of Viter will get to tide water, Larea. -Commissioner Sherill reports sixty bonts now passing the 16 locks.- I'wenty more will come forward before night, Oiders have been issued by the Commissioner to keep the whols of his di- vision of the canal in navigable order, St. Louis, Dec, 3. The great trot between Flora Temple and Reindeer took place to-day. _ Heats, best three in five, to harness, was one by Flora Temple taking the three last heats in 2:30 8 4, 2:32 1-2 and 2:80 1 4. - Reindeer won the first two heats io gallant style, passing the score in 2:8 12. - 'The first half mile of this hort was madein 1:12 1-2. In the second Flora lost two lengths by a bad break, and was unable to close the gap, not reaching the horses' wheel at the score. We are again' indebted to Mr. Buell, cf the Eastern Line, for the following des- patches relative to the canal : Schenectady, Dec, 8. The canal is tight yet here, but they com- mente to open to-morrow with ice break- ers. Fonda, Dic. 3, Raining here. Boats are now moving forward. Cauajohsain, Dec. 2. Been raining most all day. Rather col- der to-night. - Wind west. ° Boats still here but think of trying to move forward in the morning. Fort Plain, Dec. 8. No efforts made to move boats yet.-- Weather getting cold. Armsterdam, Dec 3. Weather mild. Efforts are being made to start boats. It has been thawing all day. i Clyde, Dec. 2. Canal frozen. - Wenther stormy and cold and slight snow. Palmyra, Dec. 3. Canal all open to-day, and boasts can pase. Medina, Dec. 3. Cnual clear, - Been snowing all day-- Rather mild. 222222 FROM washiIncron, SPECIAL DISPATCRES To ThE N. v. TRibOXE. Washington, Dec. 2, Letter received last evening from Senator Sumner dated Paris Nov. 18th, stated that his health is much improved, but that bis Physicians say that he must remain louger. He will not be here till January and perhaps later. Senator Seward arrived to-day. - 'The Republicans of Washington intended to give him a public reception, but he being informed of it, positively declined the hon- or. Senator Bigler and a number of repre- sentatives have arrived. Valuable Receipt. Farum Popotna.-14 pounds each of flour, grated potatocs, and grated carrots, and } Ib. of suet. Salt and spice to taste. Boil three hours. To be eaten with wine sauce. Boren _ Baap Puppixa.--(Good every doy in the week,)-Half a loaf of stale bread soaked in a quart of milk; 4 eggs; 4 tablespoonaful of flour. Boil 3-4 of an hour; serve with wine sonce. | A.\ little green or dried fruit mixed in is o good addition. \Winx Saves\ wirkour Wixz-Butter and sugar thickened with corn starch, and favored with the rind and part of the juice of a lemon. The following four are from Ellen U. Ba- con, Bar Milly, Me.: Bos-oyens. -One cup of flour; 1 egg; but. ter the size of a nutmeg - Bake in small tin rounds. | 'The same rule is good for nice drop- cakes, baked in cups; or for boiled batter-pud- ding. Graxoua's Barren Puppina.-One quart of milk; 9 eggs, (if you've got 'em); 9 table- spoonsfuls of flour, and a little salt. Steam 1} houre-if steamed just enough, the pud- diug will retain its form, and it canuot be ox- celled for delicacy. Granpara's Marzponover Piz.-12 spoong- ful cach of sifted (stewed) apple, beaten egg, and melted butter-all thoroughly mixed, and flavored with lemon and sweetened to the taste. - Bake without upper,crust. Less but- ter than the above will do. Arpus Custarp.-Take fine apple sauce, favor with lemon or rose, and half fill the pic- plates with it. Pour over a nice custard fla- vored with nutmeg or vanilla and bake. A Tosxey Bowmen axp trey Baxen, (from Mrs. A. S. Plummer, Portage co., 0.)-Pre- pare the turkey just as if for baking; then put in a kettle, covering it with water, and closing io with a lid. Boil until quite tender. | 'Then take it out and brown it in an oven for a few minutes. When pat upon the table it will be loumliI very tender and juicy instead of dry and tough, Derearko Reortrere-A variety of good receipts received from time to time the pres- ent year and will appear during the winter, Lzrzers to Young People.~Sin- gl0 <ud Married, by Tlmazhy Titeowb, Bug., is received WRIGHT at a Nov. 80, 1858. 12 Main streot. (200513311, of Miles Standish and er Poors, by Longfellow, is received at Nov. 30, '58. WRIG T8, 18 § UP ER BLY Bravrmor- P JUsT out, The ~c°\}r°§°} Art Journal, .. Fole 20, is Olr seventy pares-choico\ acticles-elegantly. {lus trated-splandid Steel Engraviogs. Price 50 cents.- Specimen copy seat; on receipt 0518 centa, in stamps or coin, Address >> OLSERBY, o> Nov19,) .._. 548 Brordway, N Y, 7 §U BS C RIB E at Once ! -- nl “(on wish to secure m copy of that elegant Eograas. ing, '; Tmn Vittacy and the Ant Jour- FAL, with other gunman, be sure and subscribe $1, fiumlgfimm ‘fpoclmb-q' co l‘ll o'i t? above, I a wiren, by' applying « SMumonsiAgent _ Bee adversisement elzenhere heads to. j tie [nov 10,\ mot ab 10} o'clock _ (this |P as more crowded ov. | $ h ay. | Mr.:Barbour,of | Re George immediately took the floor and be- | © gan to pour hot shot upon Letcher. A 3 great sensation bas been created. - Mtr, Pry- Is Itis thought the vote will |3 Jackson of Wood gave the lis to Mr. Scl-|& Forty-seven bonts are now cast of the New Time Table 6f Mail Arrangomen Commercia Huts and Caps... Logals,.......... Wines and Liquo Machiner Medical, Mincellan Medical, Mixcollaneo Educational, . Miscollancous, . S Now Advertisements, 54 - the New York Contral Rutlrond, to. THIRD PAGE, Special Business Notices, Miscellaneous Advertisomonts FOURTH PaQB. 1st, 20, 30 and 4th ri Ar or an an tn tn nie R NIAGAR Lockport, Dec J UST The Student's Duc 3d, 1868. received hor Wint Des, 2, 1858, sortmmout of Scotch Capm, O the Ladies-Mrs. NEw abveir A County Farmers Club For Improvement of Live Stock. The StookLolders of the above ns Spoclal Meeting rt 2 o'clock P M month, at the dwelling house of E sociation will hold a « the 18th of this lins Sharpe, LEVANDO SHARPE, Seo, ad, 1859 Received Sty y , at Seyler's, lo of Plush Caps ; also, u New As- Cull and nee. J: LER. Massey has tor Styles of Millinery, which sho will open on Saturday, pPIaNoS Ofer a splendid musificture, at rasranteo to soli elsswhorg. Broadway, HERIFE'S 8A delivered teuements of the rf of Lockport, in a ry, next (1850), aay,,vie: All that tract, town of Wilion said lot number with tha first moi Jinks to the nor chains to the plu teas ; or parcel of lund and villago of Wi New York; lot number cordlus Jesso P. Haines, eno (1) chalu an nldg-containin Dated Doc 1st, Main Streot, Washburn a Main Streot. 59 Mule The trade wish house, in origin: sclectionn from The undersign blo plecon of Rea not oxcolled for 10 to 20 Run more than. A small but be repair. fonces atzoots on three world ; will cut ishing an immen Enquire at the asbeinz 30 In business In NO. .BILVER. es ln‘é‘Jn-eliv by Call on us and New York, of an execution issued out of t Zourt, of the Stat agatust the gooda and chattles after, which I shall expose at the Sheriffs allies, aod ville agata and State of New of lot cumber winery, In seventh range of the Holland Go and further described as being village 1ot numbor ded as follows, viz: Beginning on , Bt the distance of nine ty-three, nnd boun the north line ofsaid lot o, 90 Aity links; thence cast, parallel wit Also the ono undivided one-half. known and distinguish sixty wix (68) in safd vil to the map or survey of sal ed as follows, viz: | B ner of lot number fou thence north, prtaile and thirty-one (31) Hoks; the frst meatfoned bounds: wrino street; thonee south BEENJ, FARLEY, Sheriff of T,OST, Yesterd 12 mo. (Dec.) 1, 1858. mee (Dee a 100 §. 0 S G 0 06 p,. - A Timber XMI, in good zo 000 feet of Lumber each 24 goun. on this continent; th braces about 5 acros ofland, and a Sto the whole price of the property, nd of 3 acres, with &o., and good and all in good Two Dwelling Ho Fruit, Shrubbery, This property will re Also a splendid piece of land rolling, and sightly with streot Soil wall adapted to would make a fne location for a Lockport Nabob. Also eno other ma seen, There is not as h In Niagara County, All Tods of Main atroot, the Also a rmall Farm of30 this small farm woul tance from the village, All or any part of the The title is indlsputable. E. Or of Fera Hariaod-at his rostden Nov, 22, ~EROSENE erosene Illuminating Ol, Kerosene Binnacle Oil. Kerorene Machinery Oil. Partloular attention fo called © Illuminating one door below Cabal Streot. wh Watches and Jewelry aud Beautifal factarers in Europe. jon} r Watches cleaned and repaired in the bet mauner by the Anest London ' GEORGE C, ALLEN, Im, elry and manufagtnrer 1 Pramos!! Pianos! 11 ELD, No, 687 Eroediay, New York, assortmont of Planos of their own prices that defy competition. . We 25 per cont you will buy. No. 687 ocit:dBialr o col) LE-Nracana Cooney, virtue he Ningara County # Of New York, to me 5 theaper than can be bought ireeted and i) land and nd taken all 1 McKay had , 1857, or at auy time there for mals as the at the Court House, wld county, on the 19th at ten ofelock in the for piece or parcel, ork ; Ak m Jur directs, ln the village day of Janua- enoon of that of land, siturte tn the e of Wilson, County of Nizg- nown as boing a part the Afteenth township and pany's land, so called, alfof a link east ; ranniug thence n a toned boundary, 1 h ling of said Jot; co of beginning-c9. situats, lyin Ion, County of Niagara and State 0 ed as boing d villago for Luthor Wilson oglaning nt the north- x (4); thonce we L with Catharine Surveyor, st two (2) chrina slong sald Catharine atroct d thirty-one Huka to the place of begin. i more or loss, Niagara County. 1858. [Thurs The Ander will b J. P. HAINES, Street, Lockport; N. Y, norte or BRANDIES, GINS, WINES, &c., ling Li al pguck my &c. quors from U. 8. Ware ages, stock, wh vantsgoous terms. Also, Dealer in [Junlid&wly] od offers 1 Estate: ore i wtreet, two chains, a hi the north line of Inety,two thaing;thonce north parallel two chains and Afty thenes wost two mtaining more or of that certaifitract g and bolog In the town f village lage of W Ison, ac- made | by bound- onst cor- atreot, one chain thence east, parallel with ty. two (2) chaine to Cath + ay, on Locust or a Fitch fur Victorine. Hborally rewarded by returning ft to treot, or leaving It nt Mur 0 the subscribor on ray's Drag Store, orin Store can make such ich I offer on the mont ad- Five pipes of the above justly celebrated gin In Bond OLD BOURBON, WINCHESTER, 4 O N O N @ 4 H E I a AND EXTRA OLD RYE WHISEKEYS Received direct from the Manfacturers. EgLockport Nov. 24. VALUABLE Property for Sale ! for sale tho following desita- alr, capable of cutting 12,. This, water power in a water. enough of Stone, with 30 bead and fall; em- autiful plot of grou mses-a Barn, Sheds, & Walke and Fences, nt for $300 a year. aldes, ang as Canal and Rall Road 100 to so amount of pasutrage. To a Da 4 be a good 1 mile. an Gargling Oil Factory of . HARWOOD, co. Oil to the and Machinery Oils, supprior to all other kinds. Forsaleat | Aug.3068 ] GHINA HALL. WATCHES & 1! - R E M O Y AL. GEORGE C. ALLEN. Wall St. for the YEARS, has rem ait TWENTY TWO 05mm: 415 BROADWAY, ere b has Just openad a New Stock of . «of entirely New Styles; also,. AND . PLATED WARE, teatstyles of watch. from thy, manu» and Genera workmen, \>: of Watches and Jew» Watch Cases and nd tos beautiful ubscriber now be h only. age Adver tures.. E z~~ Te Ioatiauperb Rogra HA V E You:: \Ant! elsewho re mnese Ro- oer Dairy Farm- TaIGETH, 18 Matar ne Quarry worth | lit of T mores-high, dry, son two sides, aud good | G Fruit aud Grapes, or the Private Residence of gulflcont enclosure of 8} actes- i fine a soll ns over was andsome a plece of land £s tha 1 ofthe above are within 250 scres : Soll the. best in the ins of hay overy year beside furn- fortuno of itis above property is for sale.- Agencey.- 1 if IMHO} Now York Express Going West.. Going East.... Jon C E1, HOWE, Receiver, i MAIL Arrangements! ter the Mailsat this Oflica w ed, as follows, vik: {subject made by a change In the wrrival Albany and New York daily, dochnater, d Way Mail to Albany, # Buffalo, «* Canada Detroit, &Chic. * Way Mail to niag. fulln # 8, Bridge & Lewiston, @ Hers Road and Somerset OlootiandNewfane, ._\ Pendleton, North Claronce, Locust Tres and 8 Thuradays, .... {Post Office hours Post Orion, Loogroxt, May 10th, 1658, } vhox Lockrort To nurraro, ®, Aesistant éuyen'nlt'u 111 beclosed, t to latex-Asthma as may be Shnwnoo&Burghoite, Tuoaguyn & Sutu'fda Cambrin, Wilson and Youngstown. A.M. On Sunday» from 1:80 a. 8, , A. TORRANIN® p : ; COMMERCIAL: - - 2 22 3 20 P, M. dent. -- Exchange. - Hereatt Sundays excopt- New York, Doc. 4. STOCKS weak with ruodurate buslueys. Money, un call, very plenty, aud frequently offered it \Bnd per cent on short; first class paper €15. Stirling Exchange moderato business-] 109821,0934, 200 A. at & 7:09 ac 3, | C & 40721 s..‘§.‘§§lz‘38u\ a.| i (oe departure 0 Tearn.) :00 a. m. Harlem Pref, Del & Sud .......... 2:00 r, outh Royalton, G:80 a. w, T;00 a. a. 0 1:00 p, ar New Joricy Cont, Tul On l.... 91 U.S 6's Hadion 1st bouds..105° Erie?d boods .... .. as 3 Dr. Russell, J. Whgte and A American Hotel, Leckpo Albfon, Platt Hotel, Taesday, Rochester, Es Bataris, Eagle Hotel, Where all persons su consult us free of charge, - We public any now thing, bat an old entirely our own-which has boen past twelve years, yielded to ours. LET THE SICK CALL UPON themselves -cost nothing, and no unloss there Is a ressonable hope t to which Women lar attention i given. P.8.-Tho citizon White, he having h years. STEAM to Ireland, SCOTLAND, FO Consisting of the atzuoch and PRINCE ALBERT, To sill from wew York Touching at St, Johna, Mafia, Prices of Firnt Class | - Sacond \. Third + Including free tickets to th provide plato, knifo, fork, water c Firnt cabin paswago to St. For passage tickets, either to Great Britain, orfurther Inform: fice of the BENJ, WRIGHT, AGENT, No. Nov. 26. KEEP It Before pur H. C U R Hax the best sssortment of Fami port, und that he can and will He is constantly receiving frosh to offer a bettor rssortmont of G brought to this macket before. with the most oxtonsive dealers has no hesitation in announcing mxlslda manifest to his regular cus ne BETTER GOODS AT Than can be bought oven in Bu an? embrace every thing usua FLRST CLASS GR But it may be well to call leading articles; as to the m mot And what you what else Surely Get it at YE . GONSUM and Buyors of Sugars, and all other articles {nor His Sugars were bon His tlon of su immense were luld in previo presonthigh rates, His Coffees «bundant sssortment which were thus avoiding the wholorale dexlers. Curran alway the marketand buys h rates that in selling he > «Defies Competition and Popper, Candles, Nuts, reum:Tartar, Raising, Saltpofre, Allum, Groceries which best order. The Rich trade with Curran tlclos-tte Poor because be sell Don't forget the Flaco-No. and the whole 0 P RICE 8 A Tam farnlubed by the States, and are now rea Lock and If Wholesa}a and Retail. |_ ALL PACKAGES warr I am now prepared to sell, sortmen wh 2 Nov. 16,1858) ort and the Coonty t of Grocerlen over bro: Business Men Attention ! 103 $9,331.53 Executed in the; ‘fl At the Journal Office. NEW ADVERTISEMENTS, ESPECIALLY To TiG@ ANALYTICAL PHYSICIANS vwiun Br ar Tie 24th of Jaunary, gle Hotel, Monday, the 3d and Thursday and Friday, the 27th and 28 ary, and Saturday, tho Oth of Starch. Saturday, the Tering from with remarkable suce hundreds van testify. Thore dificult long standing cas#s that have resiated all oth n and Children are aubject to, partlou» w of Lockport will remember Doctor eretoforo visited Lockport for many The Atlantic Royal Muil Steam Nam- gation Company. NEW YORK AND GALWAY LINE. oserfol [ron eteamers- 1850 Tons, CIRCASSTAN, 1750 Tous, 'To sall from New York December 30th. N. F., to recolve. the Royal f Passage: o principal citles on the rnilway router of Grext Brittain. Third or from uny part of ation, anl at the of- AMERICAN No. 66 Main Street» Sell as cheap as any «other Dealer in the Place tious to his already extensive stock, which onables him Having a CASH trade LOWER RATES | enumerate the goods constantly found on hfs aholves~- My kept in a ° OCERY STORE : attention to a fow of the where, you can Teas; Coffees, of Groderies, that you can purchase at avery small advance from Noi York Prices at Curran's | ght previous to the lato advance. Teax came direct from the Importers, aud are a atack ofthe very best Teas w us to the late war with Chins, and consequently the price is greatly reduced from the bought for cask during the late commerciul or pe and Molasses came direct from the Lor. cent. is goods at such Beats the World i ! In his catabishment way be found: Soap, Candles, Spice, Figh, Tobace Figs, Starch, wro new and fremh, and always becauso he sells good ar- Ts chon OYETERS!! OYSTERS!!! yaters for tho Million I ? CURRAN's largeat dealer in the United dy to supply the cftlzens of of Niagara, with as good Can og Oyaters as can be produced in the World, at ANTED or no saree | for Cash ught Into this market, Ich I will sell lower than any other dealer. ons af Groceries 'Recoived this de Hudeond 3 bonds... .. 10% ChL., Bar, & Quiney, 67 Gal & Chi 24 bouds, . Dix Mil & Misa 2 Virgluin 6s... . . Cer & Pittsburch. Mich 8 per cent Burlington ., Ind 6%, do Jat o do Ath do Mich lst bond.. Harlem 24 bond Erie bonds (71). Mich 6# ..... 98 N Ind Ist bonds - Stonington .. - B2 Mich 8. guard -. 22 New yore MARKETS-Dec, 4.-1 . D. FLOUR unchanged. Salex.5000 bbl: 3,5024,10 un. sound; 4,2504,50 super state; 4,80a5 extra do; 4,3024,00 super western; 4,5045,15 extra do; 5:4025,50 | round hr op Ohio, Canedian quiet and o Rye flour stoady~ 3,5024,10, WHEAT steady. Sales 2000 bus: 1 wertern; 1,20 white Mich; 7,18 m RYE firm--78, CORN also firmer, Bales 15,000 tus: western, OaTs fileadj—45u55)$sflle, western and Canadian, PORK buoyant and Letter for prime, Sales 400 blas 17/75 oid moss; 18,25 now do; 24,25414,50 prime, BUTTER steady-1%518 Ohio; 1022 State, WIISEEY held at 953%, with buyers nt 25, +90, A11 120 choice red axed weetorn, TGx?T mixed THE SICK Dr. V. Clarence N O W on Exhibition! At 1. S. Howe's Clothing Store, The Family Double Lock SEWING MACHINE FOR $25,090, respect to the $100 Muchines. omplete with Table and Sewing with Two Threads. Every fourth stitch may be Cut without Ripping, Bolieving that a Standard Roliable Machine to be an article much desized in this community, the Under- nigned has secured the Agency of the above in this County. 1t can be seen in opereylun, and iis work exnmined at any time, «t hin store, No. 14 Muln-st. It was patented to 1857 and cavest filled, for1mprove» mont, in 1809, cnd will New 1000 Stiuckes per Minute. Persons wishing to test this machine wih s view of pinctindug, nre Invited to bring any Garment, or Fines Heavy or Light, and they shall be entire} sattifled that this muchine Is ensurpassod, For several years pust the public huye bed their ate fontion called to ony of the most useful and labor saye ug inventioas of the 836, mumely \ToB SEWING MACHIND,\ which the housewife, we seammirens, the farmer, and the workshop. mow all adil to be a faxed fuet, aldo by side with wll 'other genuine Isbur inving machines. It is noedless for us to rome have a \Being Muching\ at quently more ample fn its construction, than the high priced aruele, | It is a well-known loch thit not one j a hundied of the high priced muchh ey bes its way Into private failies, for the whuple_ reason . that they ure comddersd almost outhely impracticable for mse, excopt In the wark shop . Thisiesults B01 to much From a want of of such machines to do the work, as from the complicated Jeanne: of their con» struction, and their constant Mablity to get out of or dor, - While much machines impraitively cemand a high price, they are ouly the more porrling, a0 to apeik, in their mechaniam, nd convequently ot Jittly real utl] ty, exeopt to those who are experienced operatoray aud who ate made such only by a long apprenticeshlp, All who have ased high-pricwy. chines, will recog- nize the truthfuluacs of our rum a To obvints these serisus dic s other machines now before the publ consequently brlvg the price of what sert to bu a good and reliable Family within the means of the the aim of the inventora, This machine will sew gathers or tucks, hem, otiteh and fell, using threud or silk from ® common npoo without rewinding, Alany and fruitless attempta have been insdo to construct a rellable Family Sewing Ma- chiny, bearing thelo 4. wtail price of $25. That this has been tritaphantly ccomplished the public may naw have the opportunity of Judging: for inemsolves, this being the jirst and only low priced machine fuvented which sews with tio threads, doing its work on the Bnest to the conrzest goods precisely the sume as the $100 machines. A.1 other chenp | machines us yot In. vented take the slugle or chain stitch) 'The advantage of the double throad lock stitch ove: the wingle stitch will at ones be made Sppurent. All are ioviled to exe amino this great invention. It absolutely does the same work an the high priced machines, No fanily will be without one when they ure once known, 1-8, HOWE, Agent, rt, Monday, the , the 25th of January. of January, th of Janu- 20th of January. any difficulty do not Bunch to the practice- pursued by us for the eat to which Equal in every C or treatments, have US-Investigato for encoursgement given o cure. All diseases [sop16'58 dawly. \ England and R $30. Decombor 20, th, that the public met a low prics, und conse - $90 50 30 clas must an and bedding, John ~ - $55 EXPRESS CO. 18 Maineat. dBm the People'! R A N +peculinz to all 10, to almplify and wo positively as. sow ing Muchine, entire community, hus been ly Grocerior in Lock- : supplies and new addi- gods than was over in the Metropolis, he what has already beon tomers that he can Salo 1 _ Tt ln useless to Lockport, Aug. 81, 1958. _. e-em 222 c . UMMER ARRANGEMENT 1 8 5 8. GREAT WESTERN RAILWAY : ones, when you can- Currans! ERS ! ! Molasses, Syrups ters wiil bear In iind Vir. Suspension Bridge to Toronto, Detroit Chicago, St. Louis, Milwiakee, Rock Island, - Burlington, St. Paul Galeng, Dubuque, Cairo, Quiney, Madigon, Fon- dulac, And all polat« In the Weat and Southwest, Un and after Monday, Many 10th, {1858, Trains will leaye the Suspension Bridge as follows, Sundays excepted : TlG A. ML, Morulllgflxpreu. Arrives at Dotrolt at 5:16 P. A., and at Chicago at 1:39 4. 11h, connecting with all Lines West, North and Sou hi 10:15 A, M., Day Exprose, Arriving at Detrolt at 5:55 P. M , at Chicago at 8:70 A, M.. connecting ns above. . 4150 P. M., Accomm, To London only; arriving 10:20 P. . 7:00 P, M., Enmumigrant, Arrives at Detroit at 1:10 P, M., connseting as above. 10:30 A, M;, Night Expreas, Arriving at Detroit 5:85 a. s., and at Chicago at 10:0 ¥. ar., connecting as above, Traing leave Hamilton for Toronto, 8- + 10 & 7-20 P. M. 1-45 kLensefi Tel-01515 120; Hamilton, x - -R0 .A. M., 5-00 & 0-30 P, - pics &Pulnlengen for Toronto change care at flaming. Through tickots for all polnts Weat and South. West can 'be obtained at the prinelpa} Railroad and Steamboa: gmcléluo! the different Lines, in the United c. set Corr tog wovrrgg, = or- Ich E are s portion of an mold st sacrifice and nl, and Manu« paid to the advantage of advantageous % takes 0, Cinnamon, Saiarstus, Soda, catalogue of Family kept in odntions 66 fluid: Street, U C E DI the largest as a. Cfli’lRAN. FIRST Gun for CHINA HALL LADIES 4 L , With our Beautiful Ge we se or Sinvs® Prars Rich China Tex Sets, Tea Brt Tor. “gs-g}: Loagued Boots, our ”erllll' Crockery, Cutlery and Toilet Ware, is now tery 'cheep and 8 R Libs 1s N G L .0 w o.: & H le L_ ih aw, “Th\ Jamaal!!!“ Ewan-t. ._ Note 0 2008) - the Holidays I- TRIUMPEANT ! L_ PLE 48 ED ultllnfiun gratifed atthe LOW PRICES for which ~ BEAUTIFUL PRESENTS ! Patran Marble, Terra Cotta Boglmhn Glass Ware: ._ Motto Cups, &5., &c., wits our Coleatia] Bloes, Toy Candles, &t) &, Glass- Ware, Table 48 Main Street. on'! Agort, BrSale ;N. T. C. J. __ Asis: a May 15 “slag-fins ”Monmllfiqg. W, N. N E W G 0 Q D 8 .._ We are now receitin for the Winter ° French Merinoes, I’m-mums! ang Trade, Delaines, French Mering Plalds, Merrimack and Cocheeo Prints, lack and Fancy: Slike, . B ' BROGHE AND Woor, SHAWLS, Woollen and Cotton Flanne rown and Bleeched Shoatings, ade, Goods ! p W a rz. Woolien Blankets, Cloths, 0 Hoods. We bave a fall stzek of a 1:0 12.£§‘.:,x. of and shall be receiving OC - TEROUGNOUT tHE wintk® a. Cath Buyers will do well to give us a call, as we shall not ve undersarq, - \O \\\ to give a x, PBitlars, |. Nov. 30, 1568, GO0.0 D O EFEF-E R A very fnoly aituafod 13a “mg-2753: 3:5ng u: putting . a: Ibrahim-g eAun be ha i o‘n’ \pegs SP} Lndpqrg, Nov. 1. 1858. .: _ 'We are prepared to act as. .- ios AGENTS OF APPLICAKXT3 | s ROR LOANR ON- ~> GOOD IBFPEQVED FARMING LANDS ee b aP or POR Ca sm _®. A. HOLT, N6 NEW GOODS ALMOST . ._
