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To: the Editor of the Advertisers ~~ 3s «< +=. | 4.2 & TOLLING RAILROADS, PRO-BATA, &c. __ There has been Fm. intense excitement in the [Ifgiflatm‘é \st the proposition to impose toll on freighttrans- ' ported by the Railroads \which are in compe- tition with the Canals, and the proposition to compfgha, Centred and Naw York and ~ Erie Road$§ ry for the citizens of other States. 'The Cen- tral Railroad, like the Erio Canal. commence, } es at Buffalo* shd ends at Albany, the two - passing through the State side by side. Prior d paid tolls .as one of the: ' to 1851’flm; J conditions on which they enjoyed their fran- chisel; In 1853 all the Roads canstituting - ghe line from Buffalo to Albany, were consol- idated under the name of the\ New York Central Railroad, and fictitious stock created to the amount of near $11,000,000. 'This stock, never paid In by the stockholders, was | added'to the real stock paid in by the owners of the Bead, and upon this real any! bogus stock the Compgy has over sinco been pay» ing dividends. aving been released in 1851 from liability to pay tolls. the Road bas ever since been compting, and successfully, with the Erie Canal for the through freight. 'The tolls fromm the Canals bave been steadily, fall- ing off from near $4,000.000 por :apnum in 1851, to less than$2.000,000 in 1859, and the State has been compelled to resort to direct taxation to make up the deficiency, and to raise means to complete the enlargement of the Canals. The Governor in his messgge, called tho at- tention of the Legislature to the alarming de- crease in the Canal revenues, and urged the policy of again tolling the Railroads. Ac cqrdmgly a Tol Bill and a Pro-Rata Bill were introduced in the Agsembly ; he first obliging the Railroads to pay toll on freight carried by them and diverted from the Canals. “1311; measure is Intended tor her opposition, and much «doubt exist the result in the Legislature. It is claimed by the Railroads that it will réin their busi- ness and render their property valuelses. On the other hand the friends of the Canals con- tend that they will be ruined if the measures , are not adopted ; that the Contral Railroad was not chartered as a freight Road, but as a passenger Road; and that the interests of the , State must not be sacrificed and the people subjected to enormous taxation.\ to fill the 52:85am of the capitalists who own these s. In the investigation of facts before the Committre of the Assembly, it appeared that the Central Road carried timing]; reight in many instances at less thao actusl cost of transportation, and that the grossest inequali ty prevailed in the prices charged on freight - belonging to citizens of other States and our own State. For instance, the Erie Road charged the citizens of Toledo $40 for a cat- tle car from that city to New York, when West to the ruin of 'the Eiie Canal nnd Frio Railroad, there would be no dont of an ad- equate return for the money actgally invested. But the Central Rajlroad has it.in contem- plation to destroy 'the Canals by reducing their income and forcing an oppressive system of taxation on the W0 181m supply the de- siency, ap.] “155 pel the State fo sell to 'them their pablic works. But this cannot be ascomplished in this generation. The pres- oot constitution prohibits such a policy, and it would be madners to insist on its adoption. ft is proper we should state that one of the leading arguments advanced by the Rail- road interest in the Legislature, , is that the competition of the Railrogds and avennes in Pennsylvania and Canads for the Western trade ovlige them to reduce their tariffs on {bx-00511 freights, and advance their tariff on way freights. Buta single fact npsets this argument and shows its falacy. g‘lm Rail- roads advance their tariffs when the winter closes the Erie Canal, and reduce'them when the Canal is opened for navigation in the spring.\ This fact defuonstrates that the Cen, | policy, is in competition with the State Ca- nals, and not with the Railroads of Pennsyl- yanis and Canadas, 'The truth is. the frrig which legitimately Hélongs to the avenues | north and south of us, will fall into those: channels, becauseltrade will flow in its natu- ral channels, and itis beiter for the Contral and Frie Roads not to attempt by low tariffs to divert ack “mm 7 when.thoey do itat prices less thain the cost. | It is not only injurious to the stockho'!der, but to the State. And when by so {ding they are compelled to | make our peffle pay enormous prices for way freight to make up: Lbfir losses on flhmngfi. freight, it is plain , that the object #s to keep . the freight from it? Erie Canal. The Rail. > roads are the creatures of State legislation. When they adopt : measures injurious to the or its citizens, it is the duty of the Leg» | II is ‘mtgpug: ficgrectt 067i};- It is [ of vital im; j the people that th it?! 30133549111? not own the sum-3 is an. T Albany, 'prowing out of 't carry Fresght Tor the citizens 'of this State or tertns \as reasonable as they car- | elfeye the people | | ticulars respecting the matioy on board the - ship Norway : . came very near proving mfg! to 1119. officers, : passeogers and? crew. 'The Norway sailed from: Macao, Nov. 46, with about one fg a I other on the . cam» nokta od is. £0og s-si-mnéwnmmm‘ ~ e I on 2 1 P Cor From t glupghhh‘Agl-hnghaf'lmb‘, Col. Eton Bond, z wealthy hpnlaam living ' fear D . In this state, has {op rsther -Bad Em il déogbter of Sftcen: Chil hel: ' esp and lovely, it was not sarpriging that ber hand was engirl'y sought alter by the swains in that region ; gntil the 'old Calencl,! thinking his dangbter too yuung to marry, determined to put a atop (0 all matrimonial 'npeculafions, : id far os she was concerned. ard with thatin > - tent sent her an a visit to Tinfayette coonty. Misg., where lo bad rom@rélatives' living.- While there the young lady met & promising young disciple of named W. W. . Simmons. and 'a matuoal attachment sprung up | between themp < @ , Whe friends3,of the girl beipz mverse to the match, an elo qmientgfigf ff, : whim! the young couple, 'gccompahied by sdaf uom- * ber pf frieude (9! both soxes, arrived in tho city on Friday. arriagéa. were protured, and the whole party proceeded to Raleigh, where a li- cense was mogul, and the twain made one. : Returning to Memphis, the whole party visit- ed the theatre, where the newly made wife mot with a fotmer suitor, whose name de Ber- Jamin Bloom.! 'The performances at the thea- tro over, Bloom accompanied the party to the parlor of th- finer, and there onghged in con- versation till late hour. About one o'clock all had retired to their rooms with the excep- tion of Mr. and Mrs. Simmons and Bloom.- The hour being late, the young husband also intimated his purpose of retiring. and with his wife, proceeded in the direction of theis room. but before reaching it, the lady, under the pre- tence of visiting the room of one of her female friends, begged a moment's absence. The hus band assented, and preceeded to his room alone in the expectation of being speedily. rejoined bride. i A half hour or so, elapsed, he lady not returning, he concluded she ired with her friend, and throwing him- at\; was soon in a sound slumber, ich ho\ awoke in the morning to find not only absent, but that she bad fled nises in company with Broom. Search ediatdly institoted and kept up dur- day bdt without avail. The doctor mendl were about to retarn homo aud. e faithless girl to ber fate, when she re- the hotel. After an interview with and, he expressed a willingness to for- give her and the party at once returned to Mississippi. 'The whereabouts of the seducer of the youug wite is unknown, _- oe e@ec _. _ [PARTICULARS OF THB ®uzInY. The Boston papers give the following par- \ A very serious case of ma iny occurred on | board the ship Norway, Capt. Major, on her recent passage from Macao to Havana, which coolies on buatd, and when fire days ont,.about six o'clock in the evening, the captain ibeing | below at the time, a mutiny broke out «mong the coolies, whp set fire to the ship in two pla- ces, and endeavored to force the hatches, Mr. Stimpson, of Boston, one of the mates, had charge of the déck, and the watehb, with theex- 'Tetugn, and Cardival Antonelli was soon for- gottep for the tral Rajlrogd,. which fs at the bottom of this | HAMESG *% the # Mats made at our eatab nome 6f the points in which molars won gpl whish are brou practical hatter constshtly at work, can, minutes restore if not least, we do th ception of the mun at the wheel, was aloft ta- o sail ; Mn Stimpeon rushed to the and commenced the struggle. The crew loft and those below tried to seize the and leaup the ship, when tho surgeon fils pistol mand threatened to shoot the an who dured to muke that aitempt.- ew then rallied and went fo the assist- f the offi¢ers, and a fight ensued, which ued fromisix in the eveniog until after ht the nekt morning. Thirty of the were killed and more than ninety fled 'beforq the mutiny was quelled. 'The n then gave the coolies one hour to de- p the arms in their possession ; if they bt, be thrdatened to cut away the masts, p to the ship, take the boats and provis- nd leave them to their fate. The mati- soon camp to terms. C2 ko .. coe Madrid Correspondent of the London , writes as follows: e Queen whose chief awxiety is for the lties of the Pontifical government sent certain ex-Minister, and informed him of hep desire to dismiss ber presout govern- ment, and asked whether be would form a mew one who would act with energy in the Roman question,. . The said ex-Minister, who, rior talents and honorable spirit, answered that it would be ns unfair as dangerous. to ovrertbrow a Ministry whose President was in Africa at the head of 30.000 or 40,000 sot- diers; that no ministry could intervene in Rome, inasmuch as England and France were now agreed on the principle of non-intervention and that the géographical position' of Spain and its limited,, resources woold. not allow Bpain to break with theso two Powers. In the meantime the news of the faking of istory ip Alrica,\ _ : Patronize Home Manufactures, HIS s always a good rule; bat sepas h T e homeynfi‘a J #4 mini}; ”saggytfgaflxfi & price, as the 'ma broprht f road. This we & 1&0rifd to Pmilkgngu; sin}; lahment. Te 42113111313; arse t tor; First. <b re of Kastarn make, As vary faw hea . TBRS can appeal with perfect :oonfidence to \ton ond tho sanction of the mow , phrsicians in thosw sections of . a Godsend to regions where fever and mugue imparts renewed vitality to the nervons system, and child is so absorbingly tender, that the nrrive during the summer season, the wear of grute the energies of the system, ans enable the muther to bear up under her exhausting trials and responsibilities. Nursing mothers gene- rally prefer tho Bitters to all other inyigora- tors that receive tho endorsement of physi- cran=. because it is agreeable to the' tasto as ; well as certain to give a permanent increase of bodily strength. © larly referred above, to wit; sufferers from fever and ague, caused by malaria, diayrhora, «dysentery, indigestion, loss of appetite, and nil diseases or derangements of thp stomach, superannunted invalids, persons of sedentary vecupation, and nursing mothers, will consult their own physical welfare by giving to Hos- tetter's Celebrated Stomach Bitters'a trial. CAUTION.-We caution the public against | uing any of the maoy imitations or cqunter- | feit«, but ask for Hogrerter's | Sroxacnu Birrers, and seo that each bottle has the words «* Dr. J. Hostetter's Stomach Bitters'' blown on the side of the bottle, and stamped | un the metallio cap covering the cork, and utograph signature is on the | label. ' * U I observe that qur a BMITH, Pittsburgh, Ps., and sold by all druggists, grocers, and dealers generally throughout the United States, South Am- rics, and Germany. - led s John ; H W.Elliott; Thos . Perty; Wm, Ogden. * Phe. o Pet 9 Ys - o ae qe ane ect -%{TEDiCM3z pi © \HQSTEE‘TQE IF The proprietors nmi mahu‘fizcfiu mgof HOS- TETTEIVS CELEBRATED STOMAQIL BIT. physicians and citizensienenplly of thp United Btates, bebauge the article has attoined a ropu- ' tation heretofors unknown. git: + £3 ts Gpod | this point will «more' postifully thin volumes of bare Assertion or biazomng ‘txe‘c‘xj-f' The:consumptiqn of Hostettor's Byomach Bir. ters for the las# year amountéd to jover a linif- million bottlessrrand~from-its- manifest fen increase in times past, it is pyident .that during the coming yeyr the consumpt (”in , near one million bottles. This im so atiount, ara- medicinal properties contained in the pre could never bave been sold but for £1141;er ' ecuntry here the article is best known, who pot only ecommend the. Bitters to their patients, but ave ready at £1] Hines to giva ita\ |p. efficacy in ali cases of stomachic derangemenits® and the diseases resulting therefrom.. , This is not a temporary popularity, pbigined - ty extraordinary efforts in the. way of truim- piting the qualities of the Bing-x3); a solid estimation of an invaluable medxclpeiguph is destined to bo as enduring as time itablf, . Hostetter's Stomach Bitters have; proved and vorious-other bilious -eomplainits have counted their victims by hundrefs. | \To be able to state confidently that the \framers\ are a certain cure for the Dyspepsia nd! like discases, is to the proprietors a source of un nile yed pleasure. It removes all morbid mpiter from tho stomach, purifies the ;blopd, and giving it that tono and “a? indispensable for the restoration of health. 1t operates upon the stomach, liver, and othor digestive organs, but powerfully, and soon restores them to ncondition esgential to the healthy discharge of the functions of nature. Elderly persons may use the Ritters daily as - per directions on the bottle, and they will find in it n stimulant peculiarly adspted to comfort declining years, as it is pleasant (to the palate, invigorating to the bowels, excellent as a tonic, aud rejuvenating gonerally. We have the evi-. dence of thousands of aged men 'and women | who have experienced the benefit of using this preparation while euficriné from, stomnc}; de- rangements and general debility; geting under the advice of physicians, they have absnduned alt deleterious drugs and fairly testel the merits of this article. A few words to the gentler sex. Thero ore certain periods when their cares Aro so barassing that many of them sink under the trial. The relation of mother mother, especially if she be young, is apt to forget hor own health in her extremo anziely for her infant. Should the period of maternity Lody and mind is generally aggrsvgted. Here, theo, is a necessity for a stimulant to recupe- All those persons, to whom we have particu- 43° Preparod and sold by HOSTATTUTER & Agesot: for Eimira»-Teony & Oo: Gnggf & tCofill & Fobdkwly b June, executed by Ki jah sz'to Adelis 3. Howard, which 'gaid m\='f’z| was duly recorded 'In Qbemnog county clark'» office, in liber 18 of mortgages, pn page 158, September 4th, 1858, at 2o'slock P. M., en wh ahea- $4 calm“!!! (is! be (in; ta?! “pl.“ the su: re ree dollars an -nilug cents, af tha date of the gwnbunuonoszhn R 5 chinks 22 we |, the mortgaged premisas.p rsuant to the stainte in alhich case made and provided. asipublio vendne,at Haight's Hotel in the village of Rimira. uni-Moan? of Champog. on the h 3 etfonist, i a man of - \awax'r NINTH DAY OF MAY,1850, st op tock In \$th be s a reaeétionist, ities n of 'supes scribed =% follows : \Add“: fract or parcel of land stiuste in the town of Veteran, in the bounfy¥aod 8 tonnded and described as follows : bofog the ¥ohth half ol abvantesn meres of A of the Warren Cooper| farm, allot ted to the mortgages in a partition of said fa smnng the heirs of said Warren Cooper deceased, being bound onthe , nod-11:13; 11:0 nofihg‘xi; Fifi Iii-{It'dllogd as] yed yydtbe ; ta ao artJD D. Hall,: & ateh Cate with the £ grunge herein referred 3 tt shd sou by land of the mortgagor, ou the west by land di Able Coo- per, now the sims of giving said mortgage,) {nthe sion ofrially M. Cooper being thesame plece Qf land con- v‘oyfd by 31g sports-{13m to flailing“? or, can nth; 53th day ol June, , COM ng acsal s bls ACTOR of land. Dated Fobrus it. & ¥ * prems Conrt in this action, the subscriber will sella Haivzht a WENTY- 20 100 acres of land of the south side of lot No. 5 ol great lot No. 147, in the town of Horssber ing therefrom the wond and timber on sald g; t. : Fir a more par\icular desor ption of raid pre co Is had to a mortilgvn van by said Reno to Josenh Rod. n .186 ann n DO LP IOO IRO LEGAL NOTICES. - ORTOAGE BALE.--By virine of the powen, of saio contained In a ags heating date thp 30th day of ch mgununo of gos ban- ‘ se, and so procesilings at pg been to recover the skme,. or muy thereof, the said mortzege will be forecloged 'by sein of e o'clock In The morigaged premise e afternoon of that ds oreaald to, on the eagt and sout Ala-EMA M. HOWARD, Mortgagee. J. B. Wirsxt®s, Attorney, Havana, N. Y. | ; - _ _ _ __ UPREME COURT --David L. Linsoln agt. John Reno and o'hers. Pursuant to a judgment of the Ru. 'a 'Hotel hangars at Zo'cloks, P. M., on the SFIRST DAY OF APRIL next, thrity-seren a nd bourn, raw-dig?” Martiaf’aivié p55? 216. Dated March, 80.) . . G. L. DA éree, , & s, .) _._... !~) |. . | Sanes, Tobey ad . ac A n Hectney, . + They are Aner, ] 13m, and more dumbinkgm asy Hacks? a: ir 3. zyidnfzndmu. Tgfil vh hore St Pabte ___ | Top artheuty evomonte (o, an. L «gur C o * RTH 0C the same staps; we take if, | TAD led fa the ofice of the Cletk of the lof AJ. . measure with the Freeh “Mrutuurp‘énd bavi x: legany,on the 15th day of zlmwmit I serve ' f { . & of. LEG SWer on the ai n a few mtn. | 4 GOPY of your so swer on the anbscriber UPREME COURT-CGonnty of ABexapy.-Deriun Ad. mdzmutimggt. “30,8- 805. $11.8 irl en» Yin, utes st the most dificuit head with sase and comfort. 71:35: ‘ilééimiéfiisixflfiib of $\;~r’.‘.’*‘:§'f§ , f HIRD, aout uk & ; vo to Ar ht 311g“ ge } it e euufitomlr ffilfigfldfl a 140 gat his hat azg‘dgfi-phhfi pig: zfigfiii‘ * ofgliéf ' soaking wet, or suus a A p inthe /. 42V, HARPENDING, _- ”£3153 Q’flg’\ loh it tas made, and road cog °° PDW Aity Peas Ye N) y. 0 atantly hot durin its original beauty. And last bat busines« hours, aod can in a faw It” to srery hat we sell, once without %he same with voushers~ at hisofice in Kimifs {suffix edrporation, and if not ?‘ltfi3gfigfl{\ glutldawémr. Ce kepti n proper subjection by wholesome legis F dropemt : ce Inte afthe town sf Seuthport, that they a fred : any extra charge. to €XhibIikLbe sar Dif oe are rehpired Eii Boc an sen e Soe prend dof me them. . ORD, rge Ermik.in Duna'a Block in the Vilinge bf E1. At the sign of the Blg zt, Lake street. mire, on or befecre tha 25th dey a? it figs?! x. 6 - « t retsrame i yew eZ. £LY, X PUREUANCE au Order of the Surrognate@0f 'the 3,9“ Mcmg‘gi‘xmruam H. ta. County of Chemasy, notice is here to sil meat oe aires ot wanes a with ' roof to usfi'fi ARC, ¢Odunty, on fo . NC f bP O Nos uhmbicgz’ég’gggfiummém ankscribe l . T. DUDLEY , kxesutez. , at his store le sald villares, on or 15th day of July next, WIC OGDKH: A anl ‘Dntld’w‘xli, 42, “20 gfi‘én . N‘mixogn herebygiven, scoprding.to jaw, toall | . hating claims sgainst John H Sly, de. rekssed the right forKimirs, I am. M Muy, $0:sz > s Patt “$3555!!ng 3.5. ino ain neahpigrorty ... commend hinge. and ornamental Yithai): ... Tb \M.“ axaming “pupa-unfit wy sho Ro kmfiofigfirvfls‘ifi La New Saddle and Harness 8 | C ow) (B.\ ENAFE io] sd reagent dies, Bridles, TRUNKS, TRAYELING Bags, amr tar pre peopt® say.\ | & nasd 'Profesad; HUM. ningpenst, purity and effce- | 11 persons who wigh. : is remedigs'at hand. est J vea . will vench rxje or dowmnatic uso. 4 , NPY. the Rev. E. é op of Bt. Peter's Auburp, N.Y. of $hp Tfimi Rector, Naw Bedfor t r. Allen mtepf, New York Conferande. the Rev. hols, East. Genesee Conference. N. Pratt. Vs, the Rev. John ® ) 4. C, Hart Req , Utice, N.Y., the (B Me., the Hon. Schuyler Colfax, South: z pbreys, N. Y., Henry -of the Ohfo'ntate Jon xm . R. H. Graham. Moline, IL., the #e. Montlcslio, Fla.. the Hon. Jo. Y.. Wm. Bristol, Fr Pond,. E«q , Ucica, N. ¥., James trex, Chapniajn Bpenesr M. fics, Marness, MARTIN ito the Chemihg CapaT Bank, , - & ts Elmira, N. Y. \2+ bis Ray~ Hepairing done on 'short no- tice, in A good substantial manner, adesier _ f ~ _-_, noon! Cash 8 SE HE A mdd betwood Van \ t the ptapdform- ermute. > a. C COLBUEX t the aboys stand a. large and ment'of Seasonablé' © * | CGGoGods, cLOTHR, CAsstmER@. vrsriNds, REaDy want List at Bprcliio Hemedics. - ngestion, apd Tfiflzmatiou. r Wor Pet-tr, Worm Colic, Wetting the r Colic, Teathing, and Wakefulness r Diarh#s, Cholera Infantum, and Summér fins, 0, iUpipings. Pysontary. or 8, (ghoglwm'ziorbfi-‘z Vo xo § For Coughs, Co ds, lod uevza and So , Kor Toothache, Face ache, and Neuralgia. » . &. 'For Budgets, Nertigo, Heat and of ‘a Pills-For Weak and Doras o apd Liver Com laint. 0. $1, For FemAle Irregularities. Scanty, Painfualor ' a pano * No. §Of M R . zspeFr ard Bl¥i ra' of the latest 'atyles abd fresh fram © bron 1-10th; at the lowest price ermanent business in Ropae - and retain the patronage good articles at chsap:rates,. 2. For Leucdrrhea, Profuse Menses ang Bearing Down Fewales. ~ 3. For Croup, Hoarsa Cough, Bad Rréeathing / D No. sait Rhume Pills-Jor Erysipelas, Eruptions, . » 53P<¢filhh§21§ r heads they hops to attrac of its citizens | and by fair dealing, Co g n ea s. All kinds of produce taken in Exchange for Hooda Ready pay, Smali Profits and Quic y pay , om : (3&5?! ©. C. Corsyrx, C. £ Corsfuax, . aA B. Compex. SALT, 8&141', SALT. , 4 50. WeMANN. Wholaiale Salt Dexler,201 Wark .. ington Etrpet, (dire atly 0 et,) New York, stil contizuér» country tradesal} kindgof. at the| vary lowest Aigurén sisting, in part, of Asktor's cele aud Déiry use Jeffry and Darcy, 4 O00 bnstxeln Tarks Island, Bonares, a 6. St. Utes, Lisbon Cadiz, Iview, Nanten. &0., all of which, chan be sold sit bargain prices, from vessels, store ¥pa: ic Pills-For Pain, Lameness, or pt, Back, loins or Limbs. | | Ague, Chill Fever, Dumb Ague, Old r Bleeding, Infernal or Egternal es aud Eyolifis, Fpif‘ ak or.Blurréd Bi > . r Cntarrh, of loog standing or recent strnetion or profuse dircharga . . G, For Whooplug Cough, abating its violmcefind shortaplng its coursu- Io acutp diseawes, such as Fesers, , Dysentéry, Croup, Rheamatiam, and such t Faver, Measels and Erysip thfadrantage dof giving the proper remed .as promp(- ofrions, and in all such cases ebe specificalinct like ° a charta, \Tho entire disease is often arrested ht once, l-cases the'violence of theattack is m mod readured Jess Gangerous. which are of ruch freq oftan lay the foundation of dineas. ; mxd consemption, may 'all be at ged by the Fever and Congh Pilly. . Ia alf obrovle disaates, such as Deppepria.. Weak , Constipstion, Livdp Complaint, Piles, Female Debility, and Irregularities, old Heacaches, 't Rhume, and otter old erup» pcifics whose proper application most every iustance, ? jo difilculty, such as Dyspepsia, Héadnche or Femai= Weakness, bas n paid for fhe case ten times over. i Sovw'vtf_ - ee Antiamationk, ite Washington Mark 'affer to tho- city and cruptiyp diseases an Gearle apd wart rense, god whichsd h 20, ; purchasers wishing to select from &a 11 Ard it to bhisinterestto call N. B.-Fins Table Salt put.u ferentsizes. and cobstantly on splendid article of Rock Ground Salt, im quart . hoxes, put up and for sale by the quantity, in cases af ch and in shipping order. - . e case bas sp Elmira Carriage Manufactory, late of Dresden, Yates GConnty, bar - the Carriages Manufactory, formeris & § by John Hill, of Rimire, : nesa, stills old hggiétmnd will ood reputation solong enjoyed by the establishment. Frag“, AMES EWING 0 vials completa, in moroceo and uso ;30 vials, and bock, pla 2... 5 numbered boxes, so boxes, nufabered, and book,.... .... ., u... I mbered bokes, with directfons,....... 25 cents ftered bosés, with directions....... als, for : lanters and LSO sSPECIFICS. Fos Arruxa ox ~--Oppreszeed, Difficult, Labor. ed Breathing, attended wiih Congoa;xzod Expectoration: Price 60 gens per Box, ten Drecuara®e I goptings 'the pog) 4 will goptingg Alie but ., endeavor toa ns and > e leasure Eltewghs will be kept copsfantly w» 'hapd. ° r sale ard use, «ir made to He diaims superiority for his work, which be war- rants in all cases, Prices anlow as can be found else- . where for the same class of work. | pbysicians $1§ r aso Praryess -Discharg+s from the Ear, the result:O( Scarlet Fever, Measles, or Mercsu rials. For Noises in the Head, Hardness of Hearing, F8, aod kar ache. Price bP cents JAMES KWinc. HOW ARD ASSOC IA T I O N, PHILADELPHIA! -: itntion eatablished b is} enoow - Sathe te mu ad with Virnlent and Epidersic Diseases.and e«pecial Ke Cure of Drsésses of the Pexual Organs. EDICAL ADVI o eon, to all who apply by letter, wi tion of the condition, (mge, cconpation, babitr of life, in cases of ektreme poverty, Medicine fnr. nished free of cha VALUABLE RK - & £20 EAL su , ! Roj For Egrorcea,-Enflarged Glands, Folarged and Indu, - ga and Old Ulcers, ser rice 50 cents per box. [ - rxat Desftity --Phyaical or Nervous Weak vest. Rither the résull of Sickness, Excessive Medica« | tion or Rxhausting Discharges. ®Dgoprsv.-Fluid Accumulatiors, Tomid Swilings, ty Secretions. Price 0 cents per box .' cskes »-Desthly sicknesa, Vertigo, Nan« riding or motion - Price A Benevolent In chexy of Children. Price 50 cents per box. $ given gratis by the Dickness from - . n Spetmatorrbhos, apd other Diseasesof ihe Fexpal Organs, and on the NEW REM pmployed in the Dispens d letter envelopes, free of charge. Two or thre» _ for postage will be acceptsble Address, DR J. SKILLIN Acting Surgeor, |_ Howard Association, No. 2 Seth Ninth Afreet, Phila By order of the EZRA D HARTWELL, President. [H. FATRCHIL1!, Hecretary. I LV E R - W- A R E, FEWELRY & WATCHES. [RRS has just replenisHed his store, at the end the Like Street Bridgo, with a Jarge and wali stock sof Bilver-Ware, Jeweiry, H A . thes, Clocks and Fancy Goods; From which he hopes to please every taste and accom- e ecqnomic calculations of all classes. powlef@gements are due to hisnumerousfriends and cusfomersffor their very liberal patro begs to Assure {bem that be will continue to use his ut- most. enfles sors to render his establishment the best and most complete iin Southern New York: His assortment will at all times be full and com- plete, and all articles warranted as represented. mediately. qr Uxinage Dis Hainto) Urina Price 50 cents per box. For Fkxixar Emisstoxny -Involontary Discharges and Conseqnent Prostration uofl Debility Evil Hapits. The most unecossfu14n<i tief upon as a cure. P‘ric , with. -For Gravel, Rens} Calouli, tion, Diseases 0. the Kidneys, sent to the a flicted Bad Results of T box to place themsalres under the pro- Tesaiona} care, or to seek advice of Prof. Hcaurgriays, to Broadway, dal M. to 8 &. M., or by MKDIES BY MAIL. make up a caso of d loclose the amount in a c mail to Gur Address, at No. 602 Broadway, icine will be duly returned by s 'We desire an active, eficient Agent fogithe sale of our Remedies in community in the URitedS:ntea. A Dr F.HUMFPHREYS & CO. &woeowlyr } No. 562 Broadway, New-York. - . OUR - . Look Ger the list, what kind you gote or of%, and the im mail or egpreai, f every town or . 4 s | | i B | [ I F i mage, and he to Loan : is hereby kiven that the subscriber will be H , on Monday & Tuesday, May 7th - gt: Wodnesda;, Many 2th ; at EL . Aurday, May 11th. and 12th : Vednes ii Ht! 15th'&16th, and | LER, May 18. 1860, I: re- | #beo'; him; i céivb'gpdlica. pew loans of $1,000 and upwards, for 5 years or less, $p unencumbered improved farms in the of he: ung, Stenbern and Egqhuy- equired to pay all charges, with certificates of searcher |- sin (ee simple, free from sal | that the premises mre worth, at three times the amount gamed; Eimira, Jue 1, 18 Wanted Im dJundred Thousand First Quality Becond Growth CLOAK SPORE3, 28 inthus long and- 2 5-8 to 3 'za. Also 60 Cords of irst Quality Second BUTTS, 5 feet 2 inchen Tong, deliver: F0“: chtflh ,,§e§, < ke atreet Bridg@, fur whi ald in Cash, Joquire at Gridley ware Store, Water street _P. 8 . &. ”Mill: L 6 T”Springs. - DF'THESK: SPRINGE, ARE “huh? \ \§ ler, . applicants w avd should be provided showing & perfect title the ,,. - liens, and with proof low at le Poughkgepsie, lfs - Agent. ¥ County Clerks at 1hezsbon March 24-w8t £ FURNITURE! LE, &. RETAIL, [.._ _ P - 3 TAYLOR, | '*4 . 'H.P. DegraS,) 1 130 -EB1.,' 'New York. | t I«'six stories in hel ugh to No. 65 Cn URE HOUSES to offer great Inducements to the k . Their stook con. equal to rey.pther ay deaire to avail theomie ri is charges ars-po d the best ofaitention guaranteed. - {to the quality 6f tho water willbe pub- ° ' R. WARREN, Proprietor. Y.’ J AM ;§i\1‘§9~\ WHC H TIE-E! benefits jof tke 41 1~~Certiféates BIS Otablishme tendg 242 feet t making itine of the 3, : EST FORNIT in the Uxfited States}: N K & A NNAN,~ STEAM ENGINES - And| Boilers: and sists, in part, of Rose no?! E Belting . 90d, Working Ton &6,, ko. n-~<Winier 1859-60, d LWaVIJnut' ; FURNITURE, |, I Beat work, all qualities ; Hair , & large Stock ; Foameled , from $22 to $100. and #xt ungaiif‘noit.g'hggsuu-‘x§, ésnuphtuflw‘ defy competition. - {:* 623g as Represented. \@» mamonfimx. thoe C & CHAMBER F l6ks as 'Sorm rly tau f wt Po mikes Ae . will bu genera #ir orders as early oh Seturady ad ° ice. -,.‘ against Locke $ filo-0:5. them to the Jax. 12, 1 grinst the sat viland + re the | Filtagorot to presant the' same to the afore the (vlad i es have, leave, 's stand- aovfix‘nfuimn- 2 dvenn ' 1A. EAL! Pave aso ings, &c., wa-, fron Elin: 22 ne- on sbork puts \O01 ~ YV ag TCC A gm“; thad Stung (Rn; TV\ {265k Tip 1510521113 is bobo x: R fat IJ E3 tf 60% =% Eau ‘5' Ire Ubathor } $ I golds 8 ater st] +09 foo EAL R lar gu Air! a , No.1 < 1G AT those chi kpown # +- Will 5 he nun-E } Elmirs'g - > 4 the rivgi will bang C f ~ HA T? f - E ' W's , Cloths, i ' spent P} \ limse abled tg . marl <_ | F Ts this wal fore Ha Feb; T 40 04
