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bisa 0 ito, Siak chin dot thl floral Largost & Most.S . DRESS GOODS an iZ & ow ERARTMENT Canite lflgflglwogtpgmwg on tay Tn gur]> «a BUR : VC ¢ d yuo roda 5 hay Elegant Roban: worth? s {+- «+406 $0 for $40,00- Splenilic: it \ar Rich ,. | New gig! now Abyle®{t' =; oth. £500 \ 1.76 wollte 9 \o 1.50 \ 185 485 \~ 100 115291 95, ' 50 to | -75 D + , filt’fuflfdfi # Unyadate, Blodld Crop d Bison //*. Liyge Agmortmient, from. Suport Ohintz, Inifa Silke (double width.) 6 'HA® mooks ||| All the bram - 'of Black K0, (eam . 2. _ OLpak DBPARIMENT- £) 20000. din ba fmnid the Aiplno‘, Solforino, Brigade»! Chostorflold Stownrt Basvac, * And ourty othor ontitoly nywatylon. Afro\ 0 tendid Stock of. Dry Goods afigm ahalys] this: {ii eh ue that anath us, ana State and a' Nat Jom The tl moltnhdudfmu xowned are recovaring from the late bad throw dreaded at our principal coa ed, and. health Mex relgood. Rom thal Rome tand f olr homon to an In bloody conflict orto in bitile 'we. Hive unbunlmna; In the Provi« dense of God, to sontinue In the-enjoymant of freedom and anlCgovernment, and to parnge,auid the pleasures and cotaforta of oue own Arealdbly a unesampled éa+ rear of pease and prompority.\ Me There and the ansumbered other bounties which have howe posan ta. 9.3; and as lndividuaia éan showered upon us as a whould to remind us flux the homage of “mum exo morales flow. a fa drawing to & cl port, has been happl w ithin our borders, he'l‘rlll 1 a DAY, in? AllGolOrs £ ¢.-Gritient Cloths, wvith fintod tomatoh,' Ig own , - DEFARITMENT e * cant bo fowdd BROOEA, LONGO & BQUARHE SHAWLS, wt tate tons. SCHH nt nboit one hall of formar prices, WhAUK SCLE) TERT, wii many haw ailes. YK iva CARTZT BEFARTMENT din bo foun? Buglish Velvet, Foglish & American Tapestry Deiwoby, Patent fagess, f+\. \\C (to, Colton, Vonlcs Brugy6t i be fg), Gezy® Inge mauslly kept In a Cnrpot fiore Olfr all whilun TLE COBNICE, . ‘Vn‘llafq PATEIR: &o,, «6. T6 le to eounterata wll of our dopt tmont. An two linyg bean ostibffahed hote many Fanily Lows Ux wo heopa , Splendid. Assortment of Domestic Goods, and everything newalty kept Iu a Bry Game Store Ttbenow alout thras yours alnco wo oxtablished the CASH é‘t’flmt. and wa think wo bave mtated the come mitalty. tint It Io (An ayatents Do nobfill bn call and oxamino our atack bofoee owklog gnu: mxfimfil‘. ombm‘tgnggmnflnnaum In stowlng our i « \\ & BREYFOGLE: Lnskport, feptd, 1980, . aptulaly Ke WINDOW NHE APRS e mea sea gUNMFE COMPLAINTS. Vikt Marzhomand Cholora Morbus and ntulont and Spywmodic Cholles. by will?i lmnmwmvnn, havo for rovoral your pant sold 29. #L FOSGATE!8 ANODXNE COUWDLAL, Add dud»? this porfodt hnveo wittorend Ite astitary ofoch In curing tho diromigs for which It ls rocommondad, viet Acute and Chroole- and Cholgen Morbus, In our oun, ontnt the fintian of one customers, and haye Aleo Eon Its sucsestfic ndminlatration in canes of CUOUERA INFANTOS Wa do, theraforo, coufldontly rocommond it fo alt those who may be afliotod with thore distronsing. and dangore ous dhraplainti ad one of the beat magna for thef urine « - w. Ratatou, Hes: n pe meme T. M Hoiwe, JJ Foor, J. Ormony, Sonucn Folin: In. Pansoxh, WentAold L. Iosntire & Co.,Gouora. &. With & Now, Prodonia. To Rebor, Pons Yon. A, P. Contin, Attlon, Prroit & Byrneuse, M Him from whouy chUns- NEXT TWENTHF OUR?! DAY I); NOVEMBER ml q ka ; to abstain on tha fi‘i‘gfi 3:2\- lufiuex'nlxuum bun, and. to unite in ublly declarations, of thete gratitu d“ a signed my name Inw! Rid YE:$‘£MEL°,\§§2F 'the Btate, at the yoaref our cro thousand eight hundred and “mgr-am gho Governor, Cronan giganjr.» Private Becratary., s aneagemiet MASSCN_BCRSARMMALHANG - Lil Lod Arcitag, ben 4. November, 1859, fore, in humble reverence, i in h day of goneral. T l“ls-giving» and praise to Atlwrlthn Author and Giyerof every blossin [(In 84J city of Albany» this Arak day of October, in the *\ *\ Row D. monoaxy,. a HM .- Mepublikantarhe in b « RKommiltec-Room bes Jung Manner Che?F ube Sheobs. Dis Deutschen Murger sinh 38 . oblget engelaten. BG Btercen $%, I4. fom Crdegup) ush 100% C. BEBE tres bff Meresammfung sn« tibet Now IEusic. Messrs, O. 0. & E. C. Watour have just received a large variety of benutiful melodics, arranged for the Piano, Among them are Down in Alabam,\ Polka; Mary of the Glen,' Galop; +Cently Breathe,\ March; «Ever of Theo, Variations; Violet, 'Varsoviana; 'Occan,' Redowa; ' Dawn Waltz,\ Variations; (Marfan Lee, Schottisch; «Some one to Love,' Waltz; Bonnio Dundes,\ Quadrilles; tifal Flowoarg,' Waltz; and *Mountainees,\ Ma- za~The Buffalo Courier (democrat) says: * By all moans follow the ndvice of the New York Express and \put the Utica ticket in our pocket.\ Whatever the Express may advise, thero can now be no question in the mind of any sane man that the only motive: on the part of the principal movers at the Utiza Convention was o aid the Uaggor democracy. Tus Faze Baxsisa Systescre Canana- In an article on: -the recont collapse of the chartered banking institutions of Canada, the Intoruntional and Colonial, the Toronto Globe culoglzes the free banking system of this State very highly, Tt says:~-*The free banking systom introduced by Ar. Merritt, on the plan which has worked successfully in New York, hna. one. excellence which bogus charters do Atal rol a; dovernber®; isso Nt on i OF . PAPER OF. THR YILLAGE AND map“ 4,1?\ . _ 2.0 Looal, Literary and Mixcollangous, u Qatar’s-yr Tho exthared harvest and the varied hnex 0611111111?! Ween a year of count» the havebeen ly averts While In' foreign Ianda bave been summoned ur Heavenly J artist to immortalige hin inferesting subjech, Gore + \ wopt \-when he reached. saw the de I will paint be given in:an attitude o big fears trickling from beneath his eyelids, and crystalizing upon ' the point. of . nasal: or- gan. 'The terror and excitement of all Vir- gints, and the indignation of Northern dough- faces, in view of the- uprising of the insurgent twenty, would furnish abundant material for an allegorical background. Will such an op- ty, ba suffered to pass nnimprovec BB A medicine scientifically. com: pounded, efficient in action, radical in: its cures, confaining nothing 'noxious, but er- erything harmless, merits and will receive the support of the public. Witness the Oxygenated Bitters, that ternarkable spe- cific for Dyspepsia, Indigestion and General Debility. MARRIED, At Zlop's Church, Red Hook, on Thuesday, 27th lnst., br Ror. Ym. D. Strobel, D, D., ROBERT J.. MASSOU- EAU, Ent., to EXDMA cmm’ta, second daughter of the officiating clergyman. w DLED, . 74 In Auburn, N, Y., Monday morning, Slit Oct., 1859 ZALON L MoMASIER, after a protracted {uni—$1 82yoars and fourteon days; born in Ballston, Satatoge Co., N. ¥.--brothor of Win. G. Mclfantor of this village. In Lockport, Oct 81, 1850, GLIVE S., infant of Phill gm! 'Sophre;fla 3. Bourne, agedntwo 10.1015 nu; twenty-five days, _ People's Drug Store, - No, 8 Ringueberg Block, Lockport, N.Y [Opposite Keap'a Clothing Store,} BROWN & VAN HORN, and Rotail dealers in Drugs, Medicines, Paints, Olls, Dyostulfs, Camphone, Phosgene, Brushon of all descriptions, Vatalsher, WINES, LIQUORS, TCAS, BIRD SEED TOILET SOAP, PERFUMERY, &c, Ac. A full amortment of all the prominont PATENT MEDICINES of the day. The genuiue KEROSENE OIL may be had of us at $1,25 per gallon. Also, Tecth nod Dentists, Gold Foll of the best manufacture, PHYSICIANS®' PRESCRIPTIONS personally attended to at all hours-vay and stout. SILAS R. BROWN. THEA. H. VAN HORN, Oct. 31. dely ELECTION NOTICE. SHERIFF'S OFFICE, County of Niagara, Locxronz, August Int, 1859. T, NOTlcEln hereby given that a General Election will be held in sald County: of Niagara on the Tuesday succeeding the first Monday of November next, at which time will be chonon the officers mentloned {n the notice from the Secretary ¢f State, a copy of which is hereunto annexed. BENJAMIN FARLEY, Shorlff. State of Now=York, Orrics or tax or Srate, Atmaxy, Auguat Jat, 18590, To the Sheriff of the County of Niagara. Stx-Notico is horoby given, that at the Gonoral Elec» tlon to be held in this State on the Tuesday succeeding the first Monday of November next, the following officers are to be elected, to wit: A Secretary of State, in the place of Gideon J. Tucker; A Comptroller, in the place of Sanford E. Church ; An Attornay-General, in the place of Lyman Tremain ; A State Engineer and Surveyor, in the place of Van R. Richmond ; A State Tronsurer, In the place of Isane V, Vanderpool; A Canal Commisatoner, in the place of Charles B. Sher- nlt; An ln'npecln: of State Prisons, in the placa of Werley Bailey; A Judgg'nr the Court of Appeals, in tha place of Alex- andor S. Johnson ; A Clork of the Court of Appeals,tn the- place of Russell F.HlIcke- on ofVirginia chxvafr? there. Who will Ad justite to this thefe? Who 8 weeping Governor ? ; Letchim profound grief; with ( ionior imperishable iImmertali- portunity for winning impée Hahn-DIS 15mm {tn R ismfimmmumt and other cure R - DR. D. F. HQMEOBATHIC, .RRYAIGLA® - fieeo-RO. 23 MAT a 2 to 9.1.36; 60 from ato 4. ° __ MEDICAL NOTICE Have this Aiy entered futo a copatfu tlee of Medicine and Surge A9\ Omen over Mears Aprit1,1888. M.S. haslrig returned from Fu deta his services to his frienda and the publie... . . Porticiilar attention to disessés of tbe Eys'and Ear.- d by opera« Oralifp for the prace .. p.8. FASS ETR; M. b 3.8, IC, F tire means DR. A. NILES, __ Physician,. Surgeon and Oculist, = OFFICE removed to Porter's Block No.8, Canal Stree Resifience to West Main Street, No 98. ... .... -.. .'.\. 'Ofes hours from 10 to 12 'o'cloch 4. M. May 2-dAwly _\ mally C > SANCL. S. THORN, 3T. D., PHYSICIAN & sURGRON.. ® Office «& Residence--Pine Street, corner Walnut (Former residence of Drs. Hill and Helmer,), . Lockport, June 15th, 1859. - ~- Alfred Holmes. Attorney & Counsellor at Law, Cowmrestorxz for Massachusetts, Pennsylvania, Gon- necticut, Winconsin, Michigan, Diinafs, Oho, Tudiana andlows. Agent, 0 d Agent tor th \ ngurauce Agent, Conveyancer, and Agent for thes Loocation of Bu’unty Land Wan-nuts- Offce Nq‘. gm:- Street, upstairs, - |+ Lookport, Aug. 14,1856. *. CARDNER & SCRIPTURE, °° ATTORNEYS & COUNSELORS -AT LAW: Onrier orar Exouawon Baye LOCKPORT N. Y. T. M. WEBSTER, ATTORNEY & COUNSELOR AT LAW Office 24 Minin Streot-Orer Palmer's Store and opposite Wrighta' Bookstore. > , - Lockport, July 16th, 1659. H. B. FRASER, . ATTORNEY & COUNSELOR AT LAW Office over the © Lockport City Bank,\ No. 49 Minin Stroet, Lockport. July Mth, 1859, wWoOp8, MURRAY a GREENE, Attorney's a nd Counselor' Office over EYS‘ Mack & Co. Agriculturi¥9£n§nl€ Cornor Pine and Main Street, LOCKPORT, N. Y. July 19 1868. GEO, w. COTHRAN, Attorcey and Counsellor at Law. Ofecin Nicholls Block-over the MiagaraCounty Bank Looxront, x. v. Jy2S:de Sept. 4, 1868, E. A. HoL'i; Suscessor to M. Helmer & Go., No. 48 Main-st., ne door to the Western Bank], continuesthe Cro0KERY businesiin allitsbranches,and hasa full assorineat China, Glassand Farther Ware. Lamps, Looking Glar- ses, all Paper, and Table Dutlery, PLATED & BRITTANNIA WARE. &c. which he offors wholesale and retail at the LOWEST POSAIBLE RATES, a FOR CASH. 'Allordera pro . Fat prompts fileds the goods INSURANCE COMPANY,. or narrronp. acor por at ad in 1810-Char ter P or ps iua Cast Carrzan, $1,000,000. NSURE AGAINST L088 AND DAMAGE BY FIRE,ON TERMSADAPTED TO THE HAZARD, AND CON 1I3TENT LCokport, August 15th 1857. A. H.RNEONS Agent, for Lockportandricinity« JAMES L. BUSHNELL, 1 I® Groceries, Crockery and Provisions! Corner of Market nd Chapel Streets, Lower Lockport o J BPRBNRLT J. WLILBE ER, careful daw dlyi 1% 8. Fassett nud TF. S- Bittenger \~- tops, tin- . Club, with a drawn sword,; Dr. took refuge in fa store, when the rowdies broke in the win- ~] driven off at an early hour. 5 cmfideggatéfi fel- report. \the Judge, has been intimidated and compelled to leave, &nd Mr. Hinsley who was appointed the Fifteenth Ward Adam B. Kfle, Jr, was shot in the temple and- badly Injured.- (In the Fourteenth Ward a desperate struggle the Reformers. resisted 'with arms. \Sunny White\ and two other rowdies named. Herris and Duffy were shot in the logs. Henry Starr x Reformer was shot in the leg.: In. the Six- teenth Ward Theadore. Woodall was badly beaten, Dr. O; Richardson a- Reformer, was pursued 'by the (Ceptain of the Thunderbolt dows and tried to capture him, but fortunate ly they were not successful, -> --. Judge Gilesof the U.S. District Court, mat Sheriff Creamer in the street this forenoon told him in decided terms that he was to be held accountable for all the blood shed to-day. As a Judge and Lawyer he told the Sheriff he had the authority and that it was his duty toinforce it. In the Eighteenth Ward the rowdies took possession of the polls and gave the Reformers notice to quit. Felix McCurly a Reformer, was badly beaten. . In the Filth Ward the Reformers were A. son of Hon. Joshua Van Lant was beaten for attempting to vote. 'The Ist, 2d, 3d and 4th Wards are also in. possession of the rowdies to the total exclusion of all who oppote them. ,_ In the 20th Ward the towdies are knock, ing down and maltreating whom they please. The rowdies have a swivel on the ground. In the 12th and 16th wards, gangs of row. dies from Washington, fully armed, are aiding the Baltimore \Roughs.\ In the 15th ward a boy has been mortally wounded. He was shot in the breast. There is considerable talk of a Vigilance Committee on the streets. Washington, Nov. I. Official information from Mexico, to the 20 ult., says. the Juares Government is waiting for the return of Minister Meliane to renew the treaty of negotiations, as this gentleman com- menced them at Vera Cruz, it wrs considered that it would be disrespectfol to him to trans- fer the proceedings to Washington. i . Miramon's troops in the city of Mexico, were acting purely on tho defensive, fearful to leave, even if they had the means to carry on aggressive operations elsewhere. - The intercepted correspondence of Marques show that after the battle of Leon, Gen. W ool wrote to Miramon for reinforcements. Mara- uemen was accordingly directed to send him 15,000 men and.two batteries, when the latter replied, stating his inability to do so, and acting Mayor and rejected by the council; has | been re-appointed; :. The Reformers have been - . [driven of.\ James Jefferson of Madison; 'was || shot in the side and beaten over the head 'by | - '{some Reformers whom he had maltreated. In merchant of No.. 88 Hanover street, Reformer, | \* INLOCKPORT . Stiisnnnbjléfiobds, Hsing Constantly 'He Fi‘flvéd» [l'nrd'nuni’xlqéiu'red at wee ~‘lernl,ind ljklfqlq Prices! . WECAN AND WILL | ther Establishment : 10. NIAGARA COUNTY : bn; Splendid Stock of Goods cl a. Undersell any o - FOR - . CUSTOM TAILORING, JUST RECEIVED. replQ:de HATS AND C APS. FALL AND WINTER GOODS At Greit arguins. 3 F you want to buy HATS, CAPS, C I go to JACOB ARNOLD, NO. 58 MAIN STREET. Hs has just received the largest stockof Hats and Caps that has over beon offered in this market-which ho will sell at groat bargains, wholesale and retail. Hutand Cap Manufacturer, No. 68 Main stract, the first store east of Chryslor & Breyfogle's. Best Gontleman's Boote Dross Hag $4 to $5. Silk bats made by measure, taken by a French Con- formateur. Old broken down and caved in hats renovated by a new system. Soft hats cleaned, colored andre-finished. The highest prices will be paid or Shipping Furs. Also, ho will keep constantly on hand the largest, cheapest, richort and most elegant assortmont of L!§:el' and Children's 17511ch Furs of all kinds; Mink Caps, Vie: torines, Mulla, Fitch Caper, Stone Marten caps, & , and many others in the fur line. Fur Collars, g‘m‘ Gloves, &c, at Jao 68 Main-st, Lockport N. Y. . Also, he will keep constantly on hand the very largest, cherpéet richest and mont elegant assortment of READY-MADE CLOTHING And Gentlemen's Furnishing Gonds ever offéred in this LOTHING, FURE, city. flue Custom Department is filled with every variety of the most sploodid Cassimers and Vestings of the latest styles. The above be sold cheaper than by any other . Tir Dow troraol-the Rochester Clothing, h on'tforget-the Rochester Clothing, hat and ca store, No. 58 \Hugh-sh. Lockport. ® P JACOR ARNOLD, Lockport, Apr 28, 1860. dely BANKS & BROTHERS (Successors to Gould, Banks & Co.) LAW BOOKSELLERS axp n the DRY Go enaleting In park of Pigtail? Printed in a 3. Printca ,‘.V°°1Del11im Poll da Cheyres. Woolen Plaids. Rich Dress Silks, efore bu Call at a nl 610A AvIN and Tino of O C = Rall Campzign: Opened. Gjust returned from Now-York QM? . wgnn-sznwoun atock of ovurytfilng:lfo:l::€l: DS, and Plaid Morinos, Broad Cloths, mers. elis Ohaen vol inpa. Flannels, ° hig Bleached and Brown Sheeting. Also a tand assortment of the Intost styles of LADIEY CLOTH RAGLANS, CHESTERFIELD SsAQUEs, « IHILAN OLOAKE. | Exench Prints, and other Prints, ou large stock of Also a fall assortment of - Merrimack, Spifigue. We also lnvite puflanl‘u' attention to BLACK SILKS. 4180 A pine, Chenile, Stella, Brocka & All Wool ts NO oa T& Hus. Lockport, Sopt, 1st, 1680. National Analyti 171 Hamilt Established for the Treatment of - tds and Solids-Chronio o Connected with J. C; Kelley's Ana D Rocusster, R. A. S. SCOVELL will be in ces as follows: 8 We would invito particulmhufiun to our at ock of CARPETS AND Drugget, Rush Mattin prioés-all of which we competion, OIL CLOTHES, g &c. of all widths, patterns and 0 offer forcash at prices that de chafing i {Panic call ind exnrmlny ours ere is no charge w‘gfilg‘henpflw pridfor all kinds of 6 fr okbefore pur- cur goods., artor, HAEFFER, BOUCK &Ce. JUST OPENED, By of éve co lot kport. on Stro all ty ¥. S. Banker, NO, 72 MAIN STREE A now and splendid assortment Where will be found Goods Lino that ladies sletiog in part of a chol Also Silk Rober and a great va ell-lully. tAmi 1h?! beat'nnd Tar cheapent ever offere Alzo, the ladies will fining“ i Alexander's K1d Gloves (Warranted.) Be particular to call and examine my stock of - D RY GO Also, SummerStuff, Elen Sheeting, Denins, ole Sein etzeo o. wit ain efvect, uocknort T, LOCRPORT, G C O D S rything. desirabl and gentlemen mas c in the Dry want, con of SILES, of all colors riety of Dress Goode a; gost assortment, and th O D §; ched and Frown w.8.parezn. DR. A. S. SCOVILL'S cal Medical Institute. can jubnny, ne a “has: ofthe Flu teal Inst, IF. ¥. City. attendant}; at ”50:3 . PUBLISHERS; Eaglo He tiths Goh toin dows yer Ait $ threatened to resign his command if Miramon {D, Oth: Soph (101%, insisted. on his orders. . Minister. McLane will leave on the 5th inst. w. & Box, Datuela J. & Co., Detroit, Tile Ave. 5 mmxfifnfnfimouoy. TL & 1. Olaveland, Bage Hoteh Aug. - RTs a fi.‘ Manx. HoPostar: C'Au‘flm & Dno., Erlo: Dealer in Drugs and Modicines! PAINTS, OILS, DYES Campheneand Phosgene. nat possess. . It inflame“ to the Pnbfic secure All whose terms of office will expire on the Inst day M top : of Decombernext. ity for the redemption of bills in: cireulation; T, ino gupreme Court, for the Eighth by requiring the deposit of government security Judicial District in the place of Martin Grover, whose 0th, “infigfifanl’lxiolmna' Hotel, Aug. 7th, Sept. 12th; Oct. ‘sfiflggfirggfhck'u Hotel, Aug. 8th, Sopt. 18th, Oct. 475 BROADWAY, ALBANY, And No. 144 Nassau Street, New-York. O. UinparHonlarls onofal to Childread when Trowins m\: u'lvf’il'anvflrrnnnnn, tndicen moderato pomiplration and neadueon 327 bi: Druglsts gon’nrany. Prion 28 can; . ROSAT E Fropristor Awharn ghty 13’3913¢u,‘ a tad al' ~ovre oo SPECTALLY TO THE SIOK| \ Dr, Russoll J. White, Analytical Physiclan I DecRuussol I. White san ba consulted wt (de offcan« Ragle foto!, Monday, Nov 23th | PATAYRA, Hotel Taorday, Nov, £0. | DRAOKPORT, Ito'moy Hotel, W idnoniay, Nov. 80, ALNION, DAU Hotol, Thuridagy Bec. 1. LOCKPON® Amorlenn Hatay Priday, Dos. 4. “nocfinwwn. Fagle Hoteh, Eaturday, Nov 19, and Mon« ny, Doo. 20, Whore all norsous suffering from any difoulty can conmutt un frie Of clinrgo. - We do not proxqnt to the pitts Heany now thing, but an old outil lished practico-une trols oue avn which bat boon ponied b{ us for the wnt brotvg youre with romuriable accom to which bine 5m w can teatife, Thore dificult lang ettiding exton, that havo regintedall other treatmonts. have viohled to WHICH CALI ON US-Invortigate for theme gol ¥orecont 06th Hig, wid no gleen tnlone , theta tn romstanble hope fo cure. All to which . Wurlnan nnd Childron are anljost (n, particular sttontion L g vou. 600 Q4. of Lockport will remotnbor Doctor White; he \l‘nfi‘vl‘fi'l'mralninflf ‘v'Inllnl Tockport (or uiany wen-mg“, r NEPUBLIC - INSURANCE CO., No, 16 Wall Street. New-York, Economy and Security in Fire Cosh ...ll\ $150,000 O¥OW .ac. 0 105,000 gifn,000 itly ina. ceaccer s TH If}? TEES. ROBERT <. (ince, Urestdent. Chaslex E1, Ttimtalls dolla Pxcob Antar, dry Danial A Feaviagy Edwent ®, Gunton, Witton If Jarinh Onkas, Asgufton C Downing, Jowiph Ontard. Jr Ih dames M. Waturbury« wham Butlers .- Wiitiio H, Cary, Inne Toengant Georga T Adnds James Warin, Joroph Howland, f Brey Tania! Deaka Hor. thy Vela Hall prodetlsk 0, Mortimer if Howitt - Hamnok V, Hofuin: Dann mz Bur, Ita doom 411mm; 0,“qu 1. g'. “(mug-“film: alork wri dob As Cs GrAYe Wonen D. o race Fhe Tostrance, curbloing. tho Mutual Plan with the Caolo! Stet prinelple The Chartor of Oitr Comcany roqutrey thit 60 por sont. of the profits shall be onounlfy: dividac: to the «emirad tn Serig, betrhyr 'This Compane has buco In oporiton for five during which tmo It hot dectared to its danters one P A [ tions a visto L | direction of the affairs of this country, would houderd and thirloofea wad onedudf per cont to thelr They maure aprtont Pose And. Dantes by Fro wb the fowoat current yat of iofvent compatan Agont fat Locfport md asfdeniim 0:0 Niagara County mam ' sober at mek epg NHW HOOKS. , @egontiv Published, and For Sule nt Waugh taf “001063350; 18 MaiusSt w , Pij a ' 7 1 DaylogAt, at Storg of a iFuitern Home \ fron pased Daria o, Show of alte - The Mortster's iPooing, by Mattiot dtowe. The Life of North amoracan Insects, . Aeadiag of a Afonth with the by Fred 4 Consus . 200 Love M4 LiQt «Love Ms Long, by Charlia Reais, Tin Yeerk of Peeachor Life, by WP Miter, Life and in Amantes, with hy Charte Saokty dull hy Acgnate 3. Reine. - f Mie iFindow, and other paper, by Mre Mark Portonye Love (L Amour) trex the Franch of M. J. Michelot, Hie Siar Paparg ly Ward Descher, ¥raderick the Groot: by Carlyn: , Cormen, ® SketoX of a Physical Detéeiptian af the (filflulybz'vwilflfl‘im; [Hut Quisholft \anl ally. Coun eter, by Mre. @Igontnay . . and; 11min and Farming (og Hovey Ward Beacher Notes fyoms: Résehar'h Discourses. h 6 Induatry, dnd the ddfé Tnpistmiaint of mfg/$75“? £5“; 5:41;qu (Jimmy! to Muff Manty -b s Retired fue A Osh. 39\ M629? hdl au 1m ia a oms “r 1, und Winter - fi‘fiftxufim rlmmmfi' a, / Stoo, ar + '+ : \Jord al.' n ment .> ere cline WALCO AOR \0 fors Ersss\ A Pa ator re af j a the basis of business, and vesting in the Fi- nance [Minister an authority which renders wholesale awindling impossible. Had the In- ternational been one of Mr. Mertitt's® free bunks,\ instead of one of Mr, Cayley's char- tered institufjons, its unfortunate bill holders would. not now have to take tes cents in re- demption of a dollar, They would have been safe, whosoover elso might have auffered.\ me. on now %ork General Election. 'The New York Associated Press-repre- seating the Courier {« Enquirer, Journal of Commerce, Express, Herald, Tribune, Sun, Times, News, Commercial Advertiser, Eive- ning Post, Day Book, Staats Zeitung, Democrat, Courier des etate Unis, and also all the Country Newspapers of the State- will eateom it a special favor if the Inspectors of Election will send or cause to be seat to the nearest telegraph office the result of the approaching Goneral Election, at the earliest possible moment after the State Ticket shall havo been counted, All the telegraph offices will bo held. open until two o'clock or later on election night; and: if Inspectors, Politi- cinng, Editors and. 'Polegraph Operators will co-operate with us, every daily Journal in the Slate may reasonably hope to publish the general: result on the morning following the Election. (Signed) _ D. H. CRAIG. Gen, Agent N. ¥. Associated Press. Now York, Nov. 1, 1859. . vo mimes A French View of the Harper's Forry > Blots. We translate. the following remarks from LiBipogue of Oct. 22, a spirited journal in the greu‘fh Innguage, recently established in Now orl: \'The journals of Washington and the or- nug of the party in Now York loudly declaim against the late insurrection at Harpor's Ferry, the character of which they endenyor to distort, and then seek to throw the odiu upon the Republican party. 'These tactics would be odious were they not perfect Aly ridienlong, How. can wo suppose that a arty that has Just ackieved in the late elec- whith gives them virtually the be #9 Inseniate: as to: have recourso to such sohamog, and to employ seventeen whites and five negroos to foment civil war, ravelt and sedition in a slayo State? Would it not be, Indeed, the baight of absurdity? | ,. 'That thero are men in the United States by slavery 49 far as to commit criminul acts, there cas, be no doubt, But have not suoi met existed in all ages and in all countries? - Condniog our remarks to the United Stites, was thera not an insurrection In Virginia fo 1831; another in Tennessec in 1856, of more bloody-and serions. conflict than that which recently occurred in a corner of Virginia? - What did theso insurrections have Au common with polities? - Did they have nny further effect than the Figing of which we hnve Jt spoken? Alas! Nof Founerly, us now, there were unhappy slaves, who tried to break their chalug, and abolitfoniats. who aided their afforts, .. Is not this, aftorall, the natural order of eyenls whenever a great soctul fojustice ax- futa? 'The deed which has so recently occurreil ig, then, not It results from the génoral laws: that- rule the destinfas of people, If tha journals of Washiogton. and the parti. [gaus of elavery In /New York do not know how to. road passing events; and deduce thence logloal\ conclusions, they would do better to' innlnutlu‘i dffelhé‘ Mingus; may] jbangm life impostare and. lyfog fo. the explanation of a rm’hmfiifim” Jim 60 which -dféry obe:t6 ”fie/9mm”, l > , Amati ere cC # dP tol wr 1 aa wo (“Tor office will expire on the last day of December noxt. Also a Senator for the Twenty-ninth Sente District, omprising the counties of Niagara, Orlerns and Gonesse. COUNTY OFFICERS TO BE ELECTED : Two Members of Auembw ; A County Clerk, inthe place of Charles H. Yan Duson, appointed In the place of Nathan Raglan, decenned ; A Surrogate, tn the place of Mortimer M. Southworth ; A Diatrict Attorney, in the place of Afdrew W. Brasco: A Superintendent of the Poor, in the place of-John Rob erta; Two Jésflcu of Sesnlons, in the place of Anthony Mo Kee and Thomas Root- c All whore forms of office will expire on the last day of December next. The attention of Inspectors of Election and County Canvassors is directed to chap. 271, of Laws of 1859, a copy of which is printed herewith, for instractions to re- gard to their dities under ard act, \enbmilting to the 511031015 law authorizing a loan of two million Ave hun- red thousand dollars, toprovide for the paynient of the flonting debt of the State.\ Cuar. 271. Ax Act to aibmit to the people a Iw authorizing a lorn of two million five hundred. thousand dollars, to pro- vide for the payment af the floating debt of the State. Passed April 13th, 1850--threo-ffths presont.] he people of the State of New-York, represented in Senate and Assembly, do enact as follows : Hrctio® 1. The commisslonera of the causl fund are hereby authorized to borrow on the credit of the state two million five hinndred thousand dollars at a rate not exceeding six por cont. per aunum, and reimbursable at auch periods as shall bo determined by the eaid commis- alonets, not exceeding Alzliteon yeats from the time of making such lon. All the provisions of luw fn relation to loans made by commissioners of the canst fond, and the Insta aod tranafer of cortificates of stock; aball apply tahrwunthudzed by this act, so faras the same are ap- cable P §2. The moneys realized by such loan rhall be applied exclusively to the payment of claims against the sinte not otheriise provided for, for work dona on the canals of the atate, nud for privato property approprinted by the stato for the uno of wich canals, and for injury to private proporty growing out of tho construction of the canals, or to the payment of the principsl and interest of such Toan, and for no other purpose whatever. §3. Two million fize hundred thousand doltars in here- by appropriated, to be pald out of the treasuzy, on the warrant of the aniditor of the canal department, from the anid moneys, within two years fromthe time when this act shall take effect, for the payment of claimn agnlast the stato, specified In the last preceding section, and for the payment of the futereat on the Toan author» fzed by this act which shall become payable prior to the recaipt Into the treasury of the firstannualtax, herein- after directed to to bo levied. aud collected, for the pay- mentof the interest and principal of the loans authorized by thisact; butauy sam applied to pay Interent as afore« may be refanded out ofthe proceed of the said taxes when received into the treasury. §4, An annual tax is hereby imposed, and shall be lev» fed nud collected in the same mannoras other atate taxes Aro lsvlodand collected, suficlent to flay the interestand redeom the priocipal of tho loan heroby with- tn elglitean years from the time of the contracting there- of. 'The comptroller shall ascerfain. nnd determine what aunt, boing applied in payiment of principal and interest, In the first year after tha tax can be collected ns afore anti, and fm each aucceediog year thoreafter, within the period of eighteen years from the timo of contracting said loan, will be sufficient to nay thointerest and redeem the principal of said. loan withls aid period of eighteen yours; and ahall in each yoar apportion: theaum so re- quired nmong the several counties of thixatite according to the then lAstcorrected assorsmentrolls raturned to his office, and shall give notice of such namrdonment to the bonrils of supervisors af the respective countios. It ahall be the ditty of the hoards of of the rex postive countles to eruse the amount soapportioned fo ench year to be levar, collected and puld to tha trems- urer of this state, in the same manner as olherstate taxes. The money collect¢d and paid Into the troanury uador thissection shall constitute a sinking (and to pay the {ntorest nnd reiloem the princips} of the lean con- tracted parsanut to this act, and shall be ancredly appliad to that purpore ? and If at nny time, the stoking fund shall be losaficient to nmnYly with the requirements of this section, the comptroller aball Jncreass.the sam thereafter to. bo lerled and collected by tix In each year, ro ns fo make the fand adequate for the purpoce reward. M “2 8. The fourth nection of this act, importog a tax may be repeated whonever the revenues. of the canals, after maeting all prosent eooshititutlooal chargen upon them, ahall amount to $100gh to form a stuling fund aufficient to pay the interest an' redeem the principal of ail lorn withl‘n the eighteen years mentionad in the first setinu of this act. , - $6. Thin act shall be submitted to the people of thir State, at the next general elaction, and the votes given for ita adoption, aball be endorsed \Constitutfonal loan,\ nnd aball he In the following form : «For a. lorn of to million fize hundred thousand do}lurs, to pay: the flosting debt of the State,\ and \ Against a loan: of two ml ton fire hnodréd thousand dollars, A0 pay the floating dobt of the Stato!\ The Inspectors of the sevaral elec tion district to this State, shall provide a separate box, lu which the ballots given in pursuance of this sct aball be deposited. The ballots shallbe canvassed and return- ed4and the.result shall be determined and cortlfed tn the same mannoras votes given for the office af Goyer nor oC this State- If the majority of the voter cast, pur. suant to this act,. shall be * For a loan of two million fire hundred. thousand dollars to pay the floating dabtaf the State,\ then the precediniz. rections of this net alall take effect; but if a majority of tha votes ao cast, shall te \Against a doan of twn ralllion. five hundred thousand dollars to pay the Aoating debt of the State* then the “lineman stall not hi; @fect, bat shall be Inoparn- tac . mac e an « pn ols -- - - }, Yon are withont delay #0 deliver a copy of the above notice to the Snp‘rmggn one of thtAglyemn of sach town or ward in your eounty 7 and Dease n Bops git; “aw In your: county once. in each wask unti t lon, ;:. Youre it P& w s @ 1033.10“!!! b n etanre pre \Pupa iwll op na Pall mage o <a of ald notice to be published to: all the public serapa. |- 5.08 hte f /a Brushes, Fancy Articles, . Patent Medicines, &0.) &+ Also.9CHOOL BOOES, STATIONERY, DAILY AND Publications. - No. 59, Market Strast, Lowae N. Y. INSURANCE AGENCY,. Howz Firs Innpraxor Copart, | * Capltal $500,000. Wall atreot, New «York: Coxxsorrcer Firx Issuraxos Coxpayy, . Capital $200,00. Hartford, C+ Paownix Fins Insvraxos Conraxy, Capital $200,000. Hartford, Ct. Ciry Fine Insurasce Company, N Capltal $150,000, New-Haven, Ct. Fin® Issorazon Contant, Capital $500,000. Wall street, Naw-York, Murcar Liex Insuranor Coupany; Capital $2,000,000. Newark, N, J, Auzrica® Fim Inroraxos Couraxy, Capital$300,000. Hartford, Ct The profits of the Continental Company aro divided amongst the Insured, The above are all frst clas Companies, with an uni- paired cash capital. Loases prgmpuy attended to and liberally adjusted. IZ Océ in the Arcade. Dan DANIEL MORSE, A BLOOPLESS VICTORY !! 1,000,000 Boxes Sold of MOREREADPS Tis enormous quantity of this Invaluable Remedy has been purchased by citizons of the United States during the short fime it has beon before the public. The reason for this extraordinary success is simply in the actul truth and value of the articles. No one buys the MAG: NETIC OIL without becoming its friend. It performs all that 4s promised, and carries with it ito own recom» meadation. Truly thisis a Victory-porcefuland blood- Texs-but we beliere not less glorioun than the triumphs ef war, with ita train of caruage and desolation. The MAGNETIO PLASTER is undoubtedly the Greatest Strengther and Pain Destroyer that Science has pot discovered. If you put this Plastor anywhere, if Pain In there, the Plastor will stick there unfit the Pain has vanished. The Plaster magnetizes the pato away, and PAIN CANNOT EXIST vum R PLASTER IS APPLIED. Rhowmating, Lamoness, Stifnens, Wexknoss, Debllity, Nervousness, Nenralgia, Dyspopria,-Coughs and Colds, Pains and Aches of every kind, are FMMEDIATELY RELIEVED, and, with a litlle paticnce, RERMA- NENTLY CURED, by the maglcal-infuenicg ATLGNETIC PLASTER. It In te slmsolent < safest, pleasantest, and cheapest remedy in existence Ttx applicaton is aniversal-equally. to the stroug rin, the delicate woman, and the feeble Jnfant Its nso ds f ngresnble, and without annoyauice or trouble, Its Fri¢d x within reach of all-rich or peor; all may, kw} it; wind.} xil hould haveit who ato sick and suffering in any. way. PARMERS ind PLdNTERS should alwiys b plied with the ACAGNETIO PLASTER: T€ will be the Good Physician in any household, ready at all :tmés aud at instant notice. homem anm ime cae Put up fnalrlight tin boxes. Rich box will make aix to eight plasters, and any child can spread them.. Price'l. 25 cents a box, with full and platn directions,. : ~ D. C. MOREHEAD, M. D., * Inventor and Propriefor,. - 19 Warren New-Youx. MOREHEADS MAGNETIC PLASEER L I8 SOLD BY DRUGGISTS 4MD DEALERSJN GENUINE MEDICINES EVERYIFHERE, - Ang 6th. * apllidcly First Premium Clothing, or SUPERIOR QUALITY:: \.> _ © -_ Goto THOMPSON C , WHITE £TONE OBuUNA,. .._} \| in shape and finish to an r before offered In: the County... Root's Sziwe ! «-Werrented. .._._ _ For salechesp ait, p {£5115 1 Ee Maulx Smee oren W sigo onlt acy fe WEERLY NEWSPAPERS, MAGAZINEB, and Cheap n MAGNETIC PLASTER | of thet |. : \ |.) \PAINTS & OILS~-very\ cheap. I- \| Give me's call.\ UST at ORlita Hally direst from |C Englandsper Ship \ANNAW AN;\! a largo Involeo of ~ ; loco sullen»; direct for Vera Cruz. Although it is believe that Senor Lerdo will be invited to return lg'_him. The arrangement has not been e. f a> . 20 ._ New York, Nov. 2. There- was an enthusiastic rally of the De- .mocrocy at Tammany Hall last evening to ratify: the nomination for.Senate and other of* fices-James T.-Brady presiding, his first ap- pearance at the \Old Wigwam\ for several years. 'The principal speech of the evening wes made by Daniel S. Dickinson. . . Boston, Nov. 2. The Orthodox Church, at Lincolin, Mass, was totally destroyed by fire last night. Loss, $6,000. New York, Nov. 2. Times', Washington correspondence, says that Sir 'Win. Ousley has concluded a treaty with Costa Rica, and has prevailed upon President Marlines to approve the British MusQuito <treaty now pending before the Chamber of Deputies. New York, Nov. 2. The steamship Kernac brings Havana ad vices of the 25th ult. DRUGGISTS. RY MURRAY, [serancismzorx 1840] Wholesale and Retail donler in Drugs, Medicines, Linseed, Sperm and ~ LARD OLLS-PAXNXS, VATNISHES, BRUSHES, DYE-STUFES, PERFUNERY, PHOSGRNE, Camphoune, Window Glass, &c. #p\ Pare Wines and Liquors for medicinal purposes. May 5, 1859. dely LOCKPORT, N.Y. R EMOYV AL. A. R. PERG USO N AS REMOYED from 49 to 51 Main atreet, wher H he has on hand & general sasortment of =- Drugs and Medicines. 'From increased facilities he will be able to nell goodt CHEAPER THANX EVER CAMIEHENE, ALCOHOL &c., by the gallon or barrel, HEN \ as good- and cheapas can be bought in TEAS, . LLL \11‘s Town, ' (Patent 31 Assortment, Perfumery, Cologne, &c., &c., ' Btarch, Spicas Soda, . . .~ wo corr: Baleratus, Saltpetre . i. &c, -_ &c, &c.: In short, everything. usually sold in his line of trade. 1010 (005 C ag , EAquors and Wines for Medicinal Pur. posc#-Choice Bourbon Whisky- . . Prime Havana Cigars, N ' A, R. FERGUSON, 81 Main-St ..June $, 1880. _ - i __ OLD DOMINION _ | > T I N S HB 0 p. -.. BberKendal}: ~> WOULD Inform his customers and friends and the © ~publis gensrally 'that he bas REMOVED fo 3{nora & Glara' building, stor to .~. No.: B1 Main Street , . . Second door east of Epalding's Bank, wh manufacture of - Aver PER, TIN AND SHEET INOW WARE, AN </ \S OF EVERY DESCRIPTION Lhe promptly abSpdad to: / +, nxk‘liaiml;e Mine:wall be done {n: m LOF. FON EecA 2 How aro /and a\ Jargo' Cistern that por). ot fn well feaceq, -and The Mine ir < Bchools in the world. For Catalogues and Circulars, ~I at the Court House in the villa September, 1850, to all persons bound to appear at 'the Inquisition and examination to the said Courlat the epan- ing thereof on the first day of its sitting. ~ Given under my hu Inge of [Bill Posting and Croular. Distributing, at he will mceiye ] Consumption and; hecame personilly responalble forthe prompt and © ail onlor«left at STAATS! 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Terms $2 per aunum, with the usual reduction to Clubs, 'Thowork is designed to be a sound exponent of the Commercial and Industrial interestsof America, Sept, 10, HERIFES PHEOCLAMATION. -Wherea ' a Court of Oyer and Termineris appointed to be held of Lockport, in and for the county of Ningara, on the fourth Monday of October, 1850-Proclamntion is therefore hereby made, in con formity! to t precept to me diracted and delivered by the District Attorney of Niagara County on the 16th day. of said Oyer ond Terminer, by recognizance or otherwine;to appear therent ; and all Justices of the Peace, Coroners and other officors who have: taken aby recognizance for the appearance of any perren at such Court; or who have inken any Inquisition on the examination of any pricon- er or wilners, are requized. to return such recogulzance, anilat the Sheriff's office in the vil ° Lockport an the 17th day of September, 1850. BENS. FARLEY, Shorfft of Niagara County. ' MIB iindersigned given. notice 'thi orders for Posting Bills inlultlbutlng Circulars > corcent »«rformituce.of the eamo. to: . 318. H. BTAAT - LLL ~ RUBEER BELTING. alldmig, will \~ ~enipligattended t - unnen Burtisg by A new procesay of su» werior atrotigth to auy herotof=re ado, at- less than-balp Gondyent's Patont,\ of Bn . Taxraxs, (argo and amall -he: angy Stores in'the UnJon® y the cane only ] forsearded New You. Rvawes Con- York: . \- fecl2 Alm: m Bk ToT®, Don-swig Fog sale at all the Toy and F Catyloguezand Price Lista on Application by lettor to the t 5 Lravary Stater, N Co ' new, sand; quile: a desfrable dwelling. $ fly‘ trash F arms a e Rete is KB Noy. 1; <one 4 todtres ran | “awaiting HEEDS MAGNETIC faglf’wM‘WN’FI'Vfifi’n‘iff'fififihm” I 2?“fi“§“?' . try»; e! Jinn“: ~a ' Oot. 11, 1 LOCKPORT, Oct, 10th, Nor. 28d Clarendo 15th, 16th; Oct, 20h, v. 26th. treating chronic diseases Analytical System. Hundr als of the success of our pin despair by the, most leit mich patients. | Gur philosophy of ed upon the laws of tinciples those laws haye taught us ca, the boundless forcats. have, been treated by those Analytical Physicians to call o: ly give them proof who are An 'There are persons clans. and we for their to J. Clanson Kell of New-York, W5 our clreulare? Dr. Scovill will, make bis re tremont, sud wi care. Which greatly facilitates the nfte the gums, reducing 41 Pati and spasmodic action, Kidneys, Et Enmors, ua Eraptions, Piles, stem, Ne a the ervon Head, Jaundice, 8 for many eds can eminent physl Nature., Our aly t retendin Ant 's affidavit bofn 11 the public pl gular visite, & attend a attocks, V. 0. We promise ugh invosti WINSLO the attention of Mo ah ON, straof, g to be Anal beuellt would calxlxthei American Hotel, Aug. 9th, Sept. 14th, n_ Hotel, Aug. 10th 21st ; Nov. 24th, 26th. Engle Hotel, Aug.12th, Sept. 17th, Oot. 22, We tront successfully CONSU) es of the Lunge, Lives: a ou gem-13.1 Rheugnfim‘ er, Ulcers, Fevor Sores, Dr Breathing, Asthma, Phihisic, Pls Eyes or any part of the S Dance, Dizziness or Pain Feetand Hands, Numbness, sin, Sourness or Wind upo: Contivences, Diarzhorn, “win élm 851116“chle and Urion: male Complaint, expeciaily F healt ....\ \\\\\ CONSULTATION FREE, f nel‘lfil 21:1ch Ah'n. {ii Hamilton where all letters should bo diroctod. Dr. A. 8. 5COViGL has gwen 1th; Soph and all disses cb, Bpleen and Eryet Bloating; Difiou Toflammation of the Pagan, 5t. Vitus! Paralysis, Apoplesy, D - n the Stnmscg, 121333333; - allownose B a ry Diféculties; all Fa- g of the Womb and Dif- Cane Pho’ 01111 itation, Cold rown$ Albany, given his nth-{H attention to Fears, atrictly by the n give their - practice, that h nve been clans, W513”- f practice is found- eory of disease, the ._ Ourmateria mode We derire all patfonts that who have pretended to be: m us, andwe will choetfol- ysiclns. yHcal Physi- i attention re the Afryor of the of lease noua tho same (g, - as per advare trictly to all patients under P.9.-Will the cltizons pl of Rustell J. White, E. J. ted Analytical Physicians. of there gentlemen a thoro July 24,1850 MRS. AneZporienced Nurso and Fomal 800 leaso bear in mind the names Price, as ropu- the pretensions gation, W, o Physicla thanyher u» present THING SYRUP, For Children Teeth ing, rocens of teothing, 'b inflamation, wilfllh'y and is sure to Hegulate the Bowels. Depond uponit, mothers, 16 aud relief and health to yor We have put up and so and can say in confidence and truth never been able to say of any othei xeyen RAs IT FamBD, Dr A used. Never did wo & one who usedit, On the its operations, and sneak tion. of #ta ma, A OURE; when timol atauce of dissatisfaction by an: contrary, all aro déughtudv viii in terms of highest commenda and modical viztues. We peal; inthis matter, do know,. after ten fean' experionce, and Mang~ | toputation for the fulfiment of what we Tnalmost every instance where the infant Js an from pain and exhaustion, relief will be found in or twonty minutes after the Syrup is adininitere aration is the prescription of This valuable pro and skilful Purses in. En the most expericnee has been used with never-fail Evil give r Four Infants. d this article for , of it, r artic 0 here-dee ing success, in . est to yoursel over ten years, what wohaye 0 of medicines > zo zyrEor now an in- 1 gical effects what we pied 0 ont are-. fering ~ > fifteen. . ds go L one of. . gland; and THOUSANDS OF CasES. It not only relioves the chi the stomach and bowels, cor and enorgy to the whole system ~ It wil ly relieve (hinting in 01.31?\st and overcome covulsions, | which, if not end in feath. . We beliave it the. in tha world, in all ea Seh ixCanores, wheth any' uthor cause, Pric 85t recta neldity, - and sen of er it adces tro ig from any ofthe fore; mal cinc, -1f Umet will accompany. eac 6 fac-elmile of CURTIS go eeo fferl ‘hfi your suffering c vo SURE. 3 W from pain, butinvigoratén , and gives tone I almost instant« Wind Cholle, and rpecdily remediod, surest remody zor aio Diary aml . We would ray -t x: ‘Ltallun' t? wha How \to : bignghitlilnexfl'ofln x 17 'mother. who -Do not let your own prejudices,. nor others, stand botwe we A Hof that will low the -use. of this med rections for “mg enuing- unless Neir-York, in on the outside {bottle. Sold by Druggists th clan] offics; No, 1 ig complatute: :~ frond lees of '> and the. to- on, avnn-to fol- used.. Cull do _ bottle. X & PEREENS, RKINS, . wrapper, Price 25 cents a magic“ the worm\? ** 3 Cedur-st., New: York: lclysw ina Consumptives, do not Despair: -_- ./ ' Qured.; - thinning“ Cured. _ coglgufixptiqn Carea. ‘bolylflmglldn Soon Sl nen Elnllvgg to Ss -Mountaing;Afscovere4 he will send t rections for pro rea of charge Cand will send to his o alt $3 OLD INDIAN DOCTOR,» UNCAS BRAAST, while a Missionazy among: the _Indlana' of\ the Rocky A-RANB PLA tliat prover to br 4 cortain cure'for Or Consuniption, . - Asthwia /Liver Complaint, Nervous A m Coughs, Golde &c. 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