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meme bex rpm RY Goobp mesa P* ra meme Tom ~: & contr, pim 19 JLPORT), N. Y. I hit me I- as rrible Accident; in 'Buffalo««Fhrco =C _ Women Wilted! 0) (; ); + A most torrible: disaster, followed by the most disastrous consequence to. life .and limb, occurred yeaterday afternoon, says the Buffalo Courier, at the Ruins of the Central R. R. Elevator, which was burned on Monday eve, Tth inst. - 'There was an immense quantity of grain in the Elavator at the time of the fire- about. 250,000 -bushels-and this, although partially burned, was not so badly injured but that it attracted a crowd of our poorer citi- zou to obtain it at as low a rate as possible, Ever since the fire it has beca sclling nt from two to three shillings a bag, the buyers using it fo: the purpose of feeding to stock of all kinds. 'The walls of the Elavator partially fallen, still remained since the burning in a very sha- ky und dungerous condition, an average height of forty feet,and daily quite a crowd,principal- ly women, have heen en the spot buying\the dumaged graio, and carrying it off in small carts or bagy, Yesterday, as previously, a crowd was be- tween the two western walls, in which those having charge of the grain were selling it, when with scarcely a prezronition, the second wall to the cast fell fowards on the vacancy, crushing down a number, (the real has not been ascertained) and burying them beneath the ruing. _ A number were thrown into the creek by the falling wall, but were Fortunately resened therefrom by some men at work on canal boats and vessels near by. Immediately n crowd gathered and the most earnest endeavors were made by a body of 'men to rescue, if possible, those un- fortunately buried beneath the ruing, and to recover the doard, 'The first brought out, after severe Inbor, wis a poor woman who was stricken face downward, into the grain. - Her lower limbs were frightfully crushed, and it is impossible that she can survive. 'The next removed was a German woman; Ars. Gardner, residing on Genesco street. Her neck was broken, and when found, she was lying on her breast. - Her body was crushed all out of shape, and was a mass of gore and 2 DE. D. F. BISHOP, | _- | _- OMEOPATHIC | PRYSICIAN - sUréEOX:; © Offico-NO. 3 MAIN STREET sure 4 to 9 a. ar, and ito 89. i, At Reggecx‘ngf afieffifiqmflfm 3 to 4g. u.“ J? * . MEDICAL NOTICE, .. JD. S. Fassott and UL S. Kittenges . Huve this Asy entered into a copartusrahip for the prac-. tice of Medicine and Surgery. : LF\ Ofice over Messrs. Keop's Clothing Store. : - D. S. PASSETT; 3. D, April 1, 1858; M.S. KITTENGER, M. D. M.9. having returned from Europe, tens dors his services to his friends and the public, .' Particular attention to diseases of the Eye and Eat- Strabimas, Cataract nnd otter disorsos cured by opera- (in means. error an ln amana il DR. A. NILES, Physician, Surgeon and Qoulist. , OFFICE removed to Porter's Block No.3, Canal Stree Residence to West Main Street, No 28. Ofice hours from 10 to 12 o'clock 4. M. Var 2-d&wly SAML. STEHORN, NLD, PHYSICIAN & SURGEON. Office & Residence--Pine Street, corner Walnut (Fotmor residence of Drs. Hill and Helmor.) Lockport, Juna 15th, 1859; Alfred Holmes. Attorney & Counsellor at Lan, Corstestowzr for Massachunotts, Pennsylvania, Gon nosticut, Wincousin, Michigan, \lino“ Ohio, Indiana aud Towa. tnnurance Agent, Convayancer, aud Agent for there d Loocation of Bounty Land Warrants Ofice No. Catage Stroet, upstairs. Lockport, Aug. 14, 1856. CARDNER & SCRIPTURE, ATTORNEYS & COUNSELORS AT LAW Oxrion oven Exonawan Bax LOCKPORT, N. Y. C. NL WEBSTER, ATTORNEY & COUNSELOR AT LAW ~. In is s fact that, \Period - - ~:] ber .of the human family-is- subject .to e mc 'n\ New York, Nov, 16. or disturbance of 'the bodily functions ; but,. The: Mozart Hall Convention last 'everings | With the aid of a good tonic and the exercise . as & rather exciting affair; |- : : of plain common fense, they may be able so to- wi i 3 ills . \ pubrviclh Judge Dean and ex-Alderman Wilson both | Te&Ulate the system as to secure permanent presided, . and before the proceedings were hgglth. “1h order to aicomplwh, this desired over a rush was made to put-. Wilson out and fhjzmhioitfgigl “mfg? F’fpmzm “if“? bowes takes ofr me meet 0 \ C0\ (00 | fhat Buick wit protaet # mptreat mote of ; Wilson; it _ is reported, drew a pistol but ife. - For “an?“ 0252; If)“ mafia; in- did not use it. . He finally got back on the| 7 purpose, Pr, Hosteiter has ins, 1 M xoduced to this country a preparation béaring stags and concluded his speech. After the | pig Hna, which.is not a now medicine, but ong nominations . had been . made, Judge Dean's | that has bean tried for years, giving satisfac- friends carried him off bodily, when Wilson | tion to all who have used it 1! 0 Bitters continued speaking till the gas was turned off | operste powerfully upon the stomach, bowels, by the janitor. -f and liver, restoring them to n healthy and There appears to have been no real oppo- | vigorous action, and thus, by the simple pro- sition hewever to the nominations of Fernan- ecss iof strengthening nature, enable the ays- do Wood, for Mayor, and James Lynch, for| tem to triumph over diséase, Alms House Gov. For the cure of Dyspopsis, Indigestion, Nau- sea, Fla-tulencya Loss of Appetite; fr any Bilions Complaints, arising from a morbid inaction, |; of the Stontach or Bowels, producin Cramps, Dysentery, Colic, Cholera Morbus, &c., theso Bitters have no equal. ~ Diarrhcor, dysentery or flux, so generally con- tracted by now settlers, and enused. principally by the change of water and diet, will be speedily regulated by m brief uso of this preparation. Dyspepsia, a disease which is probably more prevalont, in all its various forms, than any other, and the cause of which may always be attributed to derangements of the digestivo organs, can be cured without fail by using HOSTETTERS STOMACH BITTERS, as per directions on the bottle. For this disease every physician will recommend Bitters of some kind; then why not use an article known to be infal- lible? All nations havo their Bitters, as a pro- ventive of disease and strengthener of the sys- tem in goneral; and among them all there is not to be found a more healthy people than the Germans, from whom this preparation ema- nated, based upon scientific experiments which have tended to prove the value of this great preparation in the serio of medical science. Faven asp Aavs®.-This trying and provok- ing disease, which fixes its relentless grasp on the body of man, reducing him.to a mere sha- dow in a short time, and rendering him phy- sically and mentally usoless, can be driven from the body by the use of HOSTETTER'S RENOWNED BIPTERS. Further, noneof the above-stated diseases can be contracted, oven. in expogod situations, if the Bitters aro used. as per directions. | And as they neither create mauser nor offend the palate, and render un- necessary any change of dict or interruption of ordinary pursuits, but promote sound sleep and healthy digestion, the complaint is re- moved as speedily as is consistent with the pro- duction of a thorough and permanent cure. ° For Persons in Advanced Years, who are suffering from an enfeebled constitution and infirm body, these Bitters are invaluable as & restorative of strength and vigor, and need only bo tried to be appreciated. And to m REPORTED EXEHESSLT FoR TH‘JPURKAD 900 32“- | Wadnesdas Evonine, November 10, 1859. y mem- | ° discase | ; TLooal, Literary and Miscellanaous. PHOUOLAMATION,; c / Kzallenty. EDWIN D. MORGAN, By As Kxcdterey, EDI IY D. NORG jearner »a_-_ Tha gathored harvoat and th dh ndmonfnhm mafia eline raced ues of + 14 Election Returns. Allegany co -Leavenworth's maj. 652. Wayne co.-Leavenworth, 4068 ; Storey, 4583; Chapin, 4684 ; Forrest, 4660 ; Jones, 3210; Richmond, 3275; Skinner, 3206; Elder kin, 3210. St. Lawrence-Leavenworth, 7846; Jones, 3347; Storey; 7836; Richmond 3245; Chapin 7845; Skinner, 3330; Forrest, 7701; Elder- kin, 3464. Madison-Leavenworth 4676, Jones 2805. Westchester-complete. . The correct vote of Greensburg deducts«LO votes from Jones. 'That of Cortland takes 20 votes from Jones and adds them to Leavenworth. Correct totals-Jones 6343, Leavenworth 4383, Jones maj. 2220. Queens Co., majorities. - Jones, 2231 ; Church, 964. Chautaugua.-Jones, 3211 ; Leavenworth, 5540§RicbmolllnL 3102;758tor:t':3i, 5&83; Skin Office 24 Manin Streot-Over Palmer's Store {mer, 3118; °C apin, 5578; Elderkin, 3219; and opposite Wrights\ Bookstore. ’ & l ' Lockport, July 20th, 1680. ~ Forrest. 5583. LD (Suecesror to M ‘f\! A'Jé 0 27328 Mai Susquehauna, Pa., Nov. 16. °C don: I: the 3791225111 B::;‘x],:3nfinn::th%\ ne The engine No, 117, attached to a [freight CROUKERY- train on tne N. Y, & Bric R. R, exploded businerstn allltsbranches,and hasa (all astortmext . | obout 2 o'clock this a. m. 5 miles west of this China, Glassand Earthen Ware, Lamps, Looking Glav place, seriously infuring Nathan Whitney, en- PL ATEfi'éyfigf$FX§7fiiimvgflE 4g, |gineer, and H. Vemszy, fireman, and Fred * Bowers and 8. Harrison, brakemen. which he offors wholosale and retail at the New York, Nov. 16. LOWEST POSSIBLE RATES, FOR CASH. . yor prompily the goods earefal | . prof Lowe, yesterday afternoon mado an f ascension from the Orystal Palace grounds in his small balloon at 4 o'clock. - 'The Prof. has announced his intentention of starting on his wounds. | 'The third taken out was the body AERMA ”fifz‘fifxfi company, trans-Atlantic trip in the Mammoth balloon on Saturday next. of a widow woman named Bridget Kelly, who near por at ad in 1810-Ohar ter P er pe tua resided at the house of Martin Roach, on the Cast Carrrat, $1,000,000. ichi a NSUREAGAINST 1058 AND DAMAGE BY FIRE, ON ys corner of Michigan and Elk streets. - Her ) 'The Mozart Hall Demoerais last evening nominated Fernando Wood for Mayor. There was a rumor in this city last night A Rnrody. TV REV h ite Respectfully dosfeated to the * Young Mon's Tempor» anca Socloty, Charlotto, Now(ano,\ COLD: WATER, We: love It; we-lovo It and who shall dare \o elitdo us for loving tha mater clear2 Wo've tronsurod [t long as a asered thing , The crystal cup, or the coolfug rpring ; \Tis wost to our taste,and. doar to our heart, Not a oharm will love; nota tto will start- Do you ask why? 'His the boon of henyan, 'The only deink that God hath glven. In clildhood's hour we lingered near The playing rill with a UstonIng onr ; An the wator prajod by witt a gontle glide, We alinont woraiped the spurkling thio-; And wo thought, as we bowerl on the grassy shore, 'To nlp of a fount so clone and go puro, \Twan the drink for us, by nature given- Tho fale and pricolosn boon of Aeaven, Wa've drink It, and drank it for many a day, Whon our fives wore: young, and our Learls were 847100, Yours havo passed, and [tatlll Is nigh, \Tle tho bloom of our chook and the gleam of ou, Jy23:de ¥ oye, 'Tis our only drtoly wo love Rt aliil-- The flowing oup, the gurgling Bo cleat, to pure; so froo to bless That wo tik no other drink but thin. Say 1k folly, and chide If you will, aA l Duas Hall Campaign Opened. Htgiwfg 5?“de frtgm New-Yorkwiths cizau nike lins af * eoren block of everything desirable DRY GOOD :S, rficting in part of «> - 2lsin, Printed and Plaid Merinos. Ilsfn all wool Delaines. | Broad Cloths, Printed \ o Onssimers. Poll de Cheyres, Ladies' Oloths. Woolen Plugs. elvet Cloakings. Rich Dress Silke, Flannels, - .- Bleached and Brown Sheeting. Also a nanos assortment of the latest stylos of LADIEP CLOXEH RAGLANS, CHESTERFIELD SAQUES, «MILAN CLOAKS. Also a full assortment of, Exench Prints, Merrimack, Sprague, and other Prints. | Wo also fuvito particular attontion to cursize.stock of BLACK SILKS. R Aine, Clenile, Stella, Brocka & All Wool #3 EHL A%. _ TUS mC. a particulmthnuon to. our rtock of CARPETS AND OM, CLOTIS, - Druprot; Rush Matting &c. of all widths, patterns god +| pricts- all of which we offer forcarh at pices that dofy compotion. Please call and examine our xockberom ur sharing, as there is no charge forahovwing our goody; flights” price pnidl’gfiaggi‘lgdgfiola guts“. - Lockport, Sopt, 1st, 1869, , ROUCRK &0c bod Trel TERMSADAPTED TO THE HAZARD, AND CON ody was entirely crushed and overy bone ap-| \aigpexr WITHTIELAWSOPOONMPRENSATION, peared broken, Leekport, August 19th 1857. JUST OPENED, BY roll (D‘f - litho ctr t sso RPD , AT st 1 (CBHRYBLER & BREXPORLE'S Cheap Cash Store,. Pe \ ' : AVING: fust complato® the: of our | wtara; we ato: now zocoiylng the ' Largoak & Most Splondid Stock of Dry Goods [o 00\ avid brought to Nlagnis County, * In our | ”was GOODS DEPARTMENT ther your Is drawing toAcl'X-utfl 13:1: found all the Noveuinio ox min In our azazgfiggf'lfiafiuAfig'lam (l; J‘s”; Em 4 éi'k‘f'fifigflfifi - in: ; most nbundnutly reward d Manufiet 315K DEPARTMENT Ata roonvorf‘n Km\ (”he xr'engx‘fi-z‘aetmllo’; mfih’rfizfm 20 hat Into revilslon hind thrown them, Tho peatilonce, i much dat n elditty llxiuudod at oue gflnclnul sonport, has Em happliy averts i oe e ae ra at) i rat A & . a - 0 U ome 6 d , « how Styles wath. 2.00 76 . a to | fom (e's nemen to emerge In bloody conflict or to Rl outh 8.00 150 2mm {arr God, to oolzunu? \n the anjoyragnt of freedom : and to putsie 0 pleasures Rich © n 1178 4 25 | Aud com orts of one hwn firemen, Juan-rmunoxugplnd can Nane bo d Baw . 0 1, MR HANNA A other tomer Black Gro. d' Epson - ** 145 \ 25 bgonlvahnwem‘donpq: Ella sizinoggéshi and Mlgdlvl(}u?ll; ' : ; should sorva vo u e homage o eln Mm“ Amsortntofit; trot,“ 50 to 15 hoarts is «17m t: Ilfinnljton: wlgm (has: maid“ owe Suport 7 lid I olan Slice (double width.) | » 1de n BB iyi Ue | RAW Sours NEXT, as a day of goneral Thanksgiving aad praiee in All the meer makes of Bluck Silke-Ourar. affi'lgé‘régg‘gtflgfiifzfilg‘gxgfiéggigfi £1;ny ° mommmntina long of thelr gratitude G Is om lAmour 2h: Tulhnur aud Ghent-{ct «ver‘y bloasing.. * bouton mneu hs pte trate on more * vy Son al CLOAK DEPARTMENT (4.83 dliy of, Albany, this Ist day of Ootobor, to the canbe found mo tar wine! our Lox-«Lora; tgoumnd eight hundred \ + o Governor es L and Afty “(Ski-m? M Wix D. orcas. Alpina, Solferino, Barodo, ChostorAold | anonox Jr, Private S6troiniy, Stowart Basvac, Au! many othor outizoly now alyloss Also All & 'o wa Dadion® Cloths) with Fluted to match. In oun SHAWL DEPARTMENT can bo found BROCHA, LONG & SQUARE SHAWLS, AY A€coungittng, now entons. Stofn nt about ano fin of former pricas, DLACK BIL, ant inay now dlylon, acne cd CARPET DELALITMENT can bo found English Volvot, English & American 'Papostry Beawaly Patont Tagein foro Afocrafu; Colton, Hemp Vonleo Dotggety t: fict croup ntiaq unuaily hopt fo a Carput Blores CLOTH, alt widtho Aca WINDOW SHAD r Ht CORNICE, * WALL PAPER; &o,, &c. THis Iapomible to onumorytd atl of one dops imont As wa hive bean ontabliahod hore many youery ovary Fanilly knows that wo Splendid Assortment of Domestic Goods, aul everything tounlly hop In i Dey Condn Store. Dt beriow atout Ordo youre altco wo ontablished the CASILENATEN oud wa thnk wa linve Antinfled the conte munity that itIn tha aystoms Do nol fit to call and exnudne ourntock boforo making yam\ nurloljhkum a“) ll‘uug “I‘m? ploamuce In our athioe r Hints ee o & bamyrocne. Linckport, Sopts 0, 1950. apdidely RERPUBLLIG wowy c tu\ ta INSURANCE CO., No. 16 Wall Strgot, Now-York. marin Eeonomy and Security in Hire Insurance. pa CTL CMAM .» 10 eee ceseva exer- <+ $150,000 NHEQDHTH 185,000 $285,000 TRUSTEES, ORERT 8. it Prostdont era -* , ,,) Danlet D. fearinit, Edward C, Contor Witton IF dorlth Qaliny C Joroph Calitacd, dry Cuowsy B Tanne dimion M, Waterbtry. Wili¢e Uatlon Donan, .- Wilton If Cary, Toate Townrondts Coorg T dites Warreny Ioxuph Howland Artur Liary, Hantel Peo Hin: th,, Polog Mult Frador lek 0, Kontor, Mortimer it HamblGony Suniol V, Hoftinan, divot Anthony, Jr,, «J. 0, Qurrud Postory, datitt As C. Craye Dentin Dior, doun Htoward dry Iabort 0, And call us work, but wa love It stilt ; You may qual? at your cups so full of chour, We'll drink but the glass of water cloar ; You may hyo your own ruby glass of wine, 'The nat hil to puro or so swoot as mino; \will hoxlth; wealth and perce Insure, And a racrod thing Is the water pure. Tnx Fanart Stoor Yrerravay.-Sergeant Mares vecoived the prize nt the target shoot- lug match yosterdny, by the \Hunt Guards.\ ate cin W. Faxos, so well known as local of the Baffalo Republic, has become associated with the Courier of that place. LOOK-\Oui—l‘ans on the KEesex County Bank, of Nowark, N. J., altored from ones, have made their appenrunce in New York city. t Bre ooo cen Advertiser states that its \Local \ has \ wot gone on a hunting tour, &o.\ - Perhaps we should hnvo used an fndef. wite article ! ® wan oe meme belies ream ss n + © Hor Gaxes.\-As u breakfast dish, high ong to diune; There were supposed to be quite a number more under the rufus, but in regard to this there nro quite a number of conflicting state- ments. - Ona man who had shoveled tnc grain who stepped away for a moment, says a large number were present and struck down, on | PM28h¢s) Fanoy Articles, the contrary, Mr. Williams, who was selling | Amo,8CHOOL the grain at the time, stutes that but a few were around at the time, most r. He thinks that all who wore buried beneath the wail-the women men- tioned-huve been got out. in n coo 24)\ In speaking of the accident to Mrs. Kxtour, at Geddes, an account of which we published last evening, the Rochester Union gives the following particulars: Mrs. Knight was a widow, aged about 30 years, and was on her w ay from Arlington, Vt, to Gerard, Pa., in company with | the fi- ther of her deceased husband, a man upwards of 80 years of ugo. 'The oll gentleman re- turned to Syracuse with the body of his daughter-in-law. | We understand that deceag- cd leaves two orphan children at Arlington 'The accident cauz:d great sensation among A. H. MOSS Agent, forLockportandvicinity. J. wWILEER, Dealer in Drugs and Medicines! PAINTS, OILS, .DYES Camphone and Phosgene. dly1 Patent Medicines, & BOOKS, STATIONERY, DAILY AND WEEKLY NEWSPAPERS, MAGAZINES. and Cheap Publications. * No. 59, Market Street, Lowss. Looxpony, N. Y, N. B. CHASE, M. D., Physician and Surgeon. OFEICE-No, 3 itKain St., directly over William Smith's store. Rraipexor-No420 Ontario St., formér reaidance of Jame G. Porter. nob MILLINERY. 'C MISS STONE'S, No. 98 Maln-St., RECEIVED THIS DAY, Direct from New-York-Auather case of China. Pearl. Pedal Braid and Fancy Straw Bouncis. Also, new Clonk Steover, and Boys' and Misses' Dress and Over- Dress Pattorns,-Oct. 19. 0c20 FALL MILLINERY. oT them having Dee. [dAz1y. that intelligence had been received of the wreck of the Aspinwall steamer North Star, but it could not be traced to any responsible source. The owner had received no intelligence up to midnight. 'The North Star had over 700 persons on- board ; of whom a large number were women and children. Hor Express Freight is valued at $52,000. The Tribune's money article says the linbil- ities of Messrs. Slate & Co. are stated at about $300,000. The cause of the suspension is ascertained to be losses upon sugar. This stated that there are insurances in Wallst of $100,000 on vessels and cargoes disabled in the late gale on the Florida coust. B Washington, Nov. 16. . 'The Board appoinied by Navy Depart- ment to examine Maynard's Breech loading carbine, say, they think it recommends itsell to the test of the Naval service. Senator Douglas' Physicians consider his condition improved Upwards of 20 Members of Congress are now hare. mother while nursing these Bitters are indis- pensable, especially where the mother's nour- ishment is inedequate to the demands of the child, consequently hor strength must yield, and here ib is where a good tonic, such as Hostcttor's Stomach Bitters, is needed to impart temporary strength and vigor to the system. Ladies should by all means try this remedy for all cases of debility, and, before so doing, should ask their physician, who, if ho is nequainted with the virtue of the Bitters, will recommend their use in all casos of weakness. CAUTION.-We caution the public against using any of the many imitations or counterfeits, but ask for Hosterren's Birtens, and see that cach bottlo has the words \Dr. J. Hostotter's Stomach Bitters\ blown on tho side of the bottle; and stamped on the motallic cap covering the cork, and observo that our autograph signature is on the label. 427 Prepared and sold by HOBTETTER& SMITH, Pittsburgh, Fa, and sold by all druggists, grocers, and dealers generally throughout the United States, Canada, South Azocrica, and Germany. 327 Soup by Henry Murray, A Ralston, Lockport; L E Huckley, Lewiston ; T Ruinfield, Niagara Falls: CS Spencer, \Youngstown ; J N Penge, Somerset; W H Wallace, Suspension Bridge [ned deinly W. S. Banker, NO, 72 MAIN STREET, LOCKPORY, - A new and splendid assortment of sC DRY GOO DB Where will bo found everything deslzable in the D; Goods Line that ladles and gmfilomen 'may wanneog sisting in part of 2 choice lot of SIUKS, of all eolora- Also Silk Robes and a great variety of Dress Goods gene erally. Andthe bert and largext arsortment, and th vheaport ever offered in Lockport. Alzo, the ladies will fnd Alexandor's Kid Gloves (Warranted.) Bo particular to call and examine my stock of DRY GO ODS ; Also, SummerStuff; Bleached and Brown Shooting, Pontus, &e., efore bugig elsewhere. © Call at No. 73 Main street, Locknort, anlaidAwit | W,8. BANKER. BANKS & BROTHERS (Successors to Could, Banks & Co.) LAW BOOKSELLERS PUBLISHERS; 475 BROADWAY, ALBAN Y, 0 Nassau Street, New-York. is > And No. 144 ly palatable, Buckwheat Cakes havelong been . in favor when mado of a No. 1 article of flour. Fannon, Core & Co., In to-day's payer, ad- vortise such an article. | See advertisement. bo er cage Tim Pristen--Wo ara in recoipt of the ast monthly issao of this model of typogra- phicnl magazines, | It is devoted to the \ Art Preservative\ and published by John Henry A BLOODLESS VICTORY!! 1,000,000 Boxes Sold of MOREMNMEAD'S MAGNETIC PLASTER Taisenormous quantity of this invaluable Remody has been purchased by eitizons of the United States during ha short time it has been before the public. The reason for this extmordimury success is simply in the actuid the passengers, and such us we have convers- ed with blame the manugement for taking off the car at Syracuse; and they appear to think that Mr. Buttnran, the conductor, should bave seen that the Indies who were compelled to leave the car, had seats in the train before it left Syracuse. - Alderman Knapp, of this city, states that he was fortunate enough to get a seat upon a wood box, but saw a | uumber of passengers standing when the train arrived here. It is not improbable that there were D, & CUREY, Sromvea av were Firs Inwaranct, combining: tho Mutoal Plait with the $toct ho Cluster of this Company requires that 80. por cant, of Ue profit shall bo gontally divided to the fn hourly 'This Company tms boon In operation for fivo yoark, durloy which time 1 hir declared to 104 dorters 6no and minimum and onechalf por cont to thots I rondtwnitc \They fowure azoinst Lom aud Damage by Ito ut tho Invont tater of colvont UHBNDY Agont for Lockport ind cetfiadlm Nagant County, Wistar's Balsam of Wild Cherry. Read the following from Rev. Henry Wond, formerly editor of the Congregational Journal, Concord, N. H. and now Amorican Minister to Beyrout, Syrin : Concord, N. H., March 2. Areans, Sern W. Fowns & Co-Gentlemsn: Two years ago a sudden and violent attack upon my Lungs confined me {o my bed for several weeks, and whon I re- covered I was so much oppressed by dificully in breath- Ing that I was often unable to sleep or rest upon a bed by iSSs TUEFT Will open on SATURDAY, OCT, §7it, for genernl irfspoc» tlon, a select assortment of Ladien and Misser' FALL BONNETS. Oct. 6, 1859.\ Iw NEW LAW BOOKS For Farmers and Justicos of the Peace, cowsxe (4th edition) BARBOUR'S CRIMINAL LAw, NEW CLERK'S ASSISTANT, - REVISED staTUuTEs or ®. Y. (3 v.) xc cart's Forms, @ROOKER ON SHERIFFS, COXSTABLEE AFP Millinery. TS, KANSEIEXD has just returned from the city of New-York, and ix now prepared to offer to the Ladies of Lockport and vicinity ome of the RICHEBT AND MOST DESIRABLE STYLES Or \-- TPC J Io INSURANCE CO * 9 No. 1, Spruce Streot, New York, at $1 per your. crone 6 Bi anne Fatat Acctorst-On Wednesday last n seats for all the bad been fairly assengers in the train if they ivided. | The custom of swin- ish people to take two or four seats in n car while others, even ladics, nre. standing, is too FALL MILLINERY ever offored in this market. E>\ The Ladies are Invited to call and exmaifne for therselven. Lockport, Sept. 26, 1850. do night. The suffering wax extreme, and judging from the inofficacy of the remedies I used I supposed the discare Incurable. Reing persunded to fry a bottle of Wistar's Balsam of Wild Chorryy without confidence in its offica~ ¢y, I found the difficulty almost entirely removed before one bottle was used up. Sympathy with my fellow-suf- NETIO OIF without becoming its friend. Itperforms all that is promised, and carries with it 1ts own recom- meadation, | Truly thisis a Victory-penceful and blood- lers-but wo believe not less glorious than the triumphs truth and value of the articles, No one buys the MAG- | coronERs, DAYTON ON EXECUTORS, WATERMAN'S TREATTaE. Also, a largo and good Assortment of common. It is the Conductor's duty to see that his passengers have seats; and our best Conductors go through their truing, before imrlmg, und see that passengers are provided or, Fall Opening-Milli nery Goods. S. MASSEY, having returned from New-York with a new and cholco seloction of the most desirable styles of GooOoDpsS, of war, with its train of cernge and desolation. The MAGNETIC PLASTER is undoubtedly the Grentest Streng ther and Pain DestroyerthatScionce bas yet discovered. If you put this Plaster any where, if Pain is there, the Plustor will stick there until the Pain has vanishod. The Plaster magnetizos tho painaway,and ' PAXN CANNOT EXISE wink Tins PLASTER IS APPLIED. Rhoumalism, Lameness, Stifuess, Weiknens, Debility Nervousness, Neuralgic, Dyspepsia, Coughs and Colds, Pains and Aches of every kind, are RELIEVED, and, with a litile palicnce, PERMA- NENTLY CURED, by the magical inffuence of thet MAGNETIC PLASTER, It is the nimplasts mifest, pleasintert, and remody in existence Mx upplication is universal-equally to the strong man, the delicate woman, und tho feoble infant. Its uso is agreeable, and without aunoyance or trouble, Its price # within reach of all-rich or poor; all may have it, and all should haveit who nre sick and suffering in any way FARMERS and PLANTERS should always be sup- plied with the MAGNETIO PLASTER, It will be the Goot Physician in any houschold, ready nt alf times aud nbinstant notice. Put up fa nit tight tin boxos, . Each box will make six to eight plasters, and any child can spread them. Prico 25 conts a box, with fult and plain directions. D. C. MOREHEAD, M. D., Invontor nnd Proprietor, 10 WamcirStReer, MOIEMEADS NCAGNETIC PLASTER IS SOLD BY DRUGGISTS AND DEALERS IN GENUINE MEDICINES EFERYIVHERE, Aug. 6th. apliidely JUSTICES AND OTHER BLANKS. Appazes young woman named «---» Show, residing near Middleport, aged about 19 years, while ue attending a, fire out doors, accidently caught CUBAPEST & INSURANCE. - | nor dross in the bloze, and fo a moment sho Dealors Rocolve 7530): Ut. of Not Profits, was onvoloped in Harms. Sheimmodiately ran When profereed, a Ufscount from the Prombun into the house, but \film him\ could not he will be mo In lien of participation In Profits. Caught by any of tho innates until hor clothes Diuaorons. wore completely burnt from hee person. Igor I‘m E4 glam“ mother and others of the family wero consid- Wan Demnrors, crably burnt in thoir efforts to quench the firo. dod Emad She lingered in great agony until Sunduy, when death relieved her from her sufferings. Advertiser, ferors induces me to make this statement, and recom- mond the articlo to others similarly afllctod, With respect, your truly, - HENRY WOOD. None genuing unless signed I. BUTTS on the wrappor. Serit W. Fownx & Co., Boston, Proprictors. Sold by their agonts everywhere. Agonts-FHonzy Murzay, A Ralston, Brown & Yan Horn and A. R. Ferguson, Lockporty3, Wilber, Lower Lock ort; A. S. Baker, Jr., & Co.and W. 5. Foun, Middlep: . G. Francis, Johnson's Crock; J. M. Aldrich, Somersot; H.& T. Outrator, Olcott; Bonjamin Dentborb, Wilson; T E. Hackloy, Lowiston: A.N. Allen & Bro.und George W, Doty, Ningara Falls; W. H. Wallnce,Suspension Bridge Nov.2-ds + * A CARD To the Ladies of Lockport and Vicinity. The undersigned, Agonts for the sale of \The New LOCKPORT DOUBLE THREAD SEWING MACHINE,\ (madeat this place) and called the «Honuy's Parexyy\' bog to anugunce to tho Ladies that the long-looked-for Machine is now complato and on exhibition at our rooma immediately in rear of the Passenger Depot-where we shall be happy to show the Ladiex the most beautiful (and whatis still better) one of the i Most Orgnaring machines ever offered to the public. In their construc- tion no pains have been spared to make them durable, ornamental, and to work with ease. They are so simple that a child eno learn to uso them with orso. There are no better machines now in use, They aro ndapted to Hemming, Stitching, Tucking, Gathoring and Embroider ing. They make a firm, smooth and elustic stitch-not liable to ravol or break fo weating, washing or froning. We Invite the attention of an inquiting and intelligent public to a thorough examination of Mr. Hounr's newly improved Sewing Machines, at our ofice in rear of the passenger Depot, Lockport, N. Y. Agents wanted to sell these Machines in all parla of the country. WISWELL & HOLBROOK, seld de} Genpral Agents. COMMON SENSE rules the mass of the people, what- the mianamed and miranthrope philosophers may say to the contrary, Show them a good thing; let its morits bo clearly demonstrated, and they will not hesltate 0 give it their most cordial patronage, 'The masses have atready ratified the judgment of a physician, concorning the virtues of HOBTETTER'S BITTERS, as may be scon by the immense quantitfes of this medicine which are annually sold in every section of the land: It Is now recognized as greatly superior to all other romodics yet devised for diseases of the digestive. orgaus-atich ns di- atzhea, dysontery; dyspopsia, and for tho various fovers NO. 3C PINE STAXRIETY NF CASH OAPI’I'AL‘Zg-mm- +$500,000 BANKS & BROTEERS, 415 Brompway, Atmaxy, NEW BOOKS, Rocontly Published, and For {Sale -at Wrights Bookstoro, 18 Main-§t. | From Dawn to Daylight, or Story of a Western Ho by Mrs. Henry WnrdyBégocfiur. v of a Western Home, The Maister's Wooing, by Hatrlet Boacher 8 The Loye of North American Insects. Acadia, or a Month with the Bluc-nosss, by FrediS Corzons. Love Mc Little-Love Me Long, by Chatles Reade. Ten Years of Preacher Life, by W. H. Milburn. Chgrqgunfriefigffly in America, with Illllhiqflqnv, fl); Beulsh, by Augusta J. Evans. Ome _M£l;a§enségsgu‘u Window, and other papers, by £911 Love (Z Amour) from the French 6f M. J. Michblot, New Star Payers by Henry Word Becchor. ' R Frederick the Great, by Carlyle. Cosmos, a Sketch of a Physical Des Universe, by Alexander von Humboldt. Daily Counselor, by Mrs. Sigourney. Fruit, Flowers and Farming, by Henry Ward Beecher from Reecher's Discourses. Opportunities for Industry, and the ital; or, a Thousand Chances to Retired Merchant. Oct, 20,1850, \im m HATS a N D GAPS FALL AND WINTER GOODS At Great Bargains, Oct, 21-dBm MILLINERY Would insite the Ladies to call snd examine for them- selves, on THURSDAY, OCT, 18.\ oc10 detf hue Cofieurs nettsfor the hair, and Shetland wool vals. BZ\ Wealro have the agency for selling the Finkle & L \SEWING MACHINE, which han been adfudgoi. to be the best machine in use Pleano call and examino them. R EMO V A L! -Miss Kennedy would respectfally announce t » her numerous(riends, cuntomera and:the nubllc generally. that rhe has r0- mored her MILLINERY ESTABLISHMENT To [ler & Chestout-st., whore she {s prepared to all orders, in her Ine, on tho shortest notice, nud in the best possible manunr. #337, Dont forget the plnce-north side of Chestout« st.; 3d bonne onst from Matket-nt. Lockport, Feb, 21th, 1850. New Arrival of Millinery Goods, anno came. New Mintrary Comeasy mn Msoixa-The Medina Tribune says: | 'The \Burroughs Guards,\ a now military company just organ- feed in this town, made a fine display in our villuge on Wednesday. - Although it was their first public parade | and drill, the officers and men showed evidence that they were not deficient in military tactics. 'The Company numbers nbout 50 members, and is commanded by (apt. Irwin A. Bowen; lst Licut. Henry J. Tanner, ang. 2d Licut. Win. Vallance, The Company sat down to a sump- tuous Dinner ut the Beecher House, propared under the direction of Gen. S. M. Burroughs, and were afterwards entertained by a collation nt the General's residence. - Bofore separating in the evening, the Company passed an un- unimous vote of thanks to Gen. B, for the hospitable manner in which thoy been enter- tained. dake Jons Hatwiry, Hour Lo Osis Powalb Gremar, Be CMISNRLL toile P. Tater Fowaith dors Thy 8, 0. Wae UL HUsany, D. Tt AWARE CRODWKE, Ronee Howno, It. b Contr Ile 890 VALENTINE EM“ § i‘lhvfli'v'v f Wa, (niyno mot 6. fr., n © WARN DrapNont tt hdr Tug“. \\\ BIRBAAILL) Vico Preatdont, i Haynont, Soerglity , UENRY Agent for Lockport gotoooit im Nigare County. tower Ay th K8. DOSNEIL Eowatn ature, Wat. Diftanty dro As B. RubARCTH 6. Owieyy A. D. Hango¢lty OUKKLy War Abcay Beeugn, RE. W. dolls AGA; Trow We Bik enti tenns ssn oo Antorosting to Farmers--/Tho New Po- tato. On the table of the American Efotel yester- day noon wore potatoes (baked) of such supe- vioe quality as to be u matter general remark» aud to induce the hopo that the potato of oldon times has been given buck to us in its or.g. iunt purity. - On inquiry we found that the regeneration of this highly valued esculent was effected by an experiment by James Van ; of Newfane, and that they were from his farm. 'This desirable result was realized by planting the seeds of potato bails, which produced several varieties, from which he selected the variety so much admired, not ouly for quality, but from the fact that these potatocs can easily be made to yield from two to three hundred. bushols to the nere, or two or three times more than can be realized from degen- Inteotation of th erated varioties. that Mr. V. will be the “33:3523gifmggglquhtflg enabled: to furnish Chem so that agriculturists Anitessimals, which are thereby deprived of in this vicinity will soon be euabled to supply their fissural disquisitions. 'This effected a themselves and furnish the market with pota-| rapid change is produced in the thorambump- toos of n similar quality. ter of the gyasticutis pulerium, which causes a convalcular in the hexagonal antipathies of the - terrgstrium | acgua vorusli. 'The clouds » r . e . - Bayast & Strarron's Burrano Mentat | (po become n mass of deodoruntised - speci- wis Conrgar.-Wae have often had occasion I Diadit « cription of the\ TOBACCO,SNUFF AND C&ARS At sofe investment of. Make Money-by a ann-. v Tux Aurora that paradox of the philosopher and astronomer, bas | at lust been fully explained and accouifd for. A scientific writer thus clears up tRe hithorto mysterioug phenomenon, quite to the sutisfic- tion of every logical iind: \ When the melofygistic temporature of our horizon is such as to ealorcise the 'impurient Grontly Reduced Retail Prices. DH. A. S. SCOVELLS National Analytical Medical Instituto, 171 Hamilton Street, Albany, EsteUlished for the Treatment of all Diseasesof the Fin- ids and Solids-Chroofe orAcute, Connected with J.C. Kelley's Analytical Inst., F. Y. City. A. S. SCOVELL will bo in attendance athis o R snaking-5:1 Hotel, A Sth, 6th ; Sept.?10th, oonssteR o Hotel, Aug. ; Bopt.? Hiths Oct. 15th, 10th ; Now. 1000, 26th. PM AOU Broc#roxt, Holmes' Hotel, Aug. 7th, Sept. 12th, Oct. 17th, Nov. 21st. Mrora, Paddeck's Hotel, Aug. 3th, Sopt. 18th, Oct. 18th, Nov, 224. - LOCKEPORT, American Hotol, Aug.9th, Sopt. 14th, Oct. 19th, Nov, 23d. i Burrato, Clarendon Hotel, Aug. 10th, 11th ;: Sept. 15th, 10th ; Oct. 20th, 21st ; Nov. 2415, 25th, . .* - .-\ “mm?“ Eagle Hotel, Aug. 12th, Sept 27th, @ct. 224, ov. 26th. > R \ AVING roturned from New-York I am recelving my Millinery Goods from the latest importations, and feel confident that! can meot the want« of my nu- merous customers, T havo also the newest atyles of Manila, Sleove and Dress Patterns, to which I would Invite your eatliet nttention. Miss A. STONE. Lockport, Sept. 21. w w con AHWIN 4 K OBHACCO only 26 cts por Ib. Smoking Tobseco only 10 ots per Ib. At vik Lookport Tobacco Store, OPENING DaY SUMMER STYLES OF BONKNETS, _ a Miss Tufts-61 Main-st., ON THURSDAY, JUNE 2, Whore will bo found a largo and elegant sasortment o the Istext styles of UMMER BONNETB.. - No. mAlN sTtREET. > N aubscrinie wichon to call the attention of his nie . motaie starters and the pable ganorally to bls grout Koduction in the Rotail Price of Tobacco to speak in terms of approbation of this po ular Institution of our city, It is steadily working out the great ond for which it was founded, unigiving to the busine-s public uble ae of cormocular light which - can seen when it is visible.\ Nevgu 'Yigsn zo Ripieuus-Never let only be 487° Ladies aro lnvited to call and examine. - my80 ~ An Invaluable Remedy. - that arise from derangement of those portions of the aystem. . Hostetter's same is raplily becoming a house- hold ward, from Maine to Texas, from the ahores of the Attantic to the Pacific» 'Try the article and be satistied We trent successfully CONSUMPTION; and alldisons- es ofthe Lunge, Liver, Kidneys, Stomach, Spleen and Heart, Rhounatism, Humors, Eruptions, Ery 81 ker,Ulcers, Fever Sores, Ural-2,55, Breathing, Asthma, Phthisic, Piles, Inflammation of the Eyos or any partof the Systom, Nervousness, St. Vian Bloating, 1)ch ty of [- aod hope by Recplng aligns-d colllng low to nea t fone enols your honest convictions be Inughed down, you can uo more exercise your reason and judgment H you live in the constant dread of ridicule than you con enjoy your life if: you are in constant torror of death, If you think it right to differ from the times, aud to make a point of morals, do it; howaver pedantic it may appear, do it-not for insolence, but seri- ously and grandly, as if a man wore a big sou! of his own in his bosom, and did not wait till it was breathed into him by the breath of fashion, Bq true to your manhood con- vition, and in the end [Fou will not ouly be respected by the world, but have the appro- val of yourpwfim‘gppgfigqgg nul Sok Bold by all druggists In the world. ° §\ Soo advertisement in another colum. gongs (G R O C ER IES, &e 47 ALEXRNDER & 008, 202 NO. 68 MAXN STREET, {DIRECTLY UNDER THE JOURNAL OFFIOE,y THE: aubsoribors wouldrenpectfully éallthoattentlot of their old customers and the. public generally to their ontonnive varlety of. 2s Io .. @BGoERIES Amb rrovimoxm i % 0s ~> Jantreccived, whieh they will nel} at thel awent. prices forcash or in exchange for Farmers prc duce. They haveon hand also a ins tmentof - . onoorgat A89 Ohad wing : KP\ before pursharive also nds . lo ,C - Danco, Dirziness or Pain in the Head, ‘l’alglhhon‘, Gold Featand Hands, wlmgnesal’niingyg‘nsflsgf Gigi! Div “g- - upon m R % w . a ve . s:§§3§£:sn?:nh£u,hfindice,Salluwne & BménSgrau Ho has Just ncelvgdélhagggui itockof Hate upon the Skin, Billous and Urinary Dificulties; all Fe- thithyqr‘egbuno or]: f X maletComplniptg {fspudwyralling of the Womb and Dif- 5 “35553 Tap fonntrantion Con - : Wari “FF“ «ICSNSUL’I‘ATION FREE O0, arst store éast of f 1 office in. 11511} Batting; street, Alban all letters should bo directed. .. -.- . “Elm-fa. 5! ECOVILL has prron. his ontire attention to formA treating-chronle diseason for many years, strictly. by. the -P Analytical System.. Hundreda can give their als of the sucsens of our. practice, that have been gived. up in despair by the 'most eminent physiclans, ticit such patients. -Our philoropby of practi al ed upon the Inwe of Nature.. Our [beory of disease, the tinciples thoro laws bave tought us, Ourmateria med- Fa, the-boundless forenta; “$0 destra all prtionta that mhoy hava. been treated by: thore, who have- pretended to be Asialy cal Physiclans to call on umdwa. will cheorfu Jy them proof who are AnalyHcal Physlolanx, . - Ahere aro persons pretending \ be Analytical, Physi nécand wo for thoir bene6t would eall their attention: n Kelly's affidavit belora the Mayor of the cily Wil pub $18 ONE, excent those who have suffered all the horrors of threatened Conutoption, ¢su fully approciate the value and efficacy of Dr. Ryan“ Syrup of LIVER wORT, TARAndCAfiGKALAG A-n 50191115? remedy in all the various stages of this much dreaded disease For sale by Draggints everywhere, Price-In large bottles $1, or 8 bottles for $2.50. {ulddotr . ..PENMANSHIP, HOF, HRURLBURT will open his wil TING SCHOOL again.~ . hss l MONDAY, NOV. 14,\** All who may patronise him will give him meall, The School opens for one mouth ouly-and no sshblar can be recerred but such zs canand will pay twodollar por month, Ons Iekson tho' same as the whole month. Dated Leckpert, Nov, 10, 1859. _ .. .. . ull SMALL MOUSE WANTED TO RENT by a email family. Tt must be within a fow min- as' walk of the Post OMca. Any one wishing to LET two or. thre farniahed or unfarnished rooma in y «pul: at this offiesds [.] 8 P (00 ,._s32 vA Lotkport; Nov, 11,1959,\ cos ' and finished necountants, Woe would at this time montionstho fuet, that in addition to what secmed already sufltciant for the wants of uny student, the proprietors hive fitted up in one cnd of their large hall a Baoking Office, with all the Axtures and furniture complete, that will In fuct eoropare favorably in style and ap- enrance with any Banking Office in the city. The proprietors hvo procured the engraviog of bank gills, checks, dralts, notes, und certifl. cates of deposit, for the capocinl use of the Collego Bank ; they also bave nll the variety 'of blank books used in bunks-n set being pro- vided fot each student, At stated periodan now bunk is organizod-tho officers chosen from among the -studeuts-and the. class is then instructed in the practical workings of a banks. front its opening to its closo; thus give ing the riost praction gaat to (hls department of the goorse pursusd at this institution, which 1; must redder it doubly valuuble.-Lxpress :. A Soholatahip,to the above College,for sale “at. this office. tte han ates on hand a One. Assoctmont of FOREIGN ANI DOMESTIC CIGAIS, Aud all other netigfes mally hopt m a Tal acco $tati wi ROY LORE) Aug (df U6 L‘nckpnt‘h N.Y. mroe im rnt mre ie I stone s ore of all kinds suflog & as?” lat . MALL , 390 Noa vene sinema Bil Posting and Circular Distribating. FIE glvon notieo: thik lin will eacetya. andare for . - Boating MHSs & and Necdet mm“? responsible: fnd the gronipt apd comech of the namide .. grail “1?”\‘“f§§\¢?rflfi§§~,§fiy3'“°q\' Artade La +M - ee nro (io, io ang arg, t t commments > b Aek Of WH 4,1!” 1,“le in t “TE” “alto Mum‘s; won‘t?! hay are a good tents for H Lockport Jan. 16,186 ~ Importation 0 Crockery? ’ c TIG OGT, direct from \alarge Invoice of , MARRIED, f Ta this rillsge ou the 16th mat.,, by the Rov. Chas) H. Plath Restor af Grace Church, NZ, PROHAS HASMITE of Cayuga (G. W,) lo Miss LUSINA GARDL run. daiighter of Byiveate? Gardiner; ¥eq of the for- mer place. ~ For which T will pa vB.FERAUROX, 8 Mala'st. enne acs. G- J6G~.the hast bo se-. wario maggprms takai seca P Biff-fill the athe- ‘nr Russell Jam-gm E.J. g}; e brarto mind the na V. C. Pricey as repu We promlas the pretensic h inveatigati * doy Wiad aid oon b bought chep» Ted Analytical P #; Lostpork July 40th, . 66, 68 Main nteeete of thes gentlemena thor Sui * ae, dictate tes cous . in os
