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Military Tax* We are indebted to Senator Farrar for tho fo.lowing copy of a military tax bill before the Senate relntivo to the military tax for bounty money paid to volunteers. It will be read with interest: SECTION 1. In all cases where a public meet- ing of thy citizens of any town in tills state shall hava bt?i<n held at which or in pursuance of thu action of which meeting any moneys havo been raised, borrowed or procured, or at which, or w in pursuance of the action of lvhich anyiiabil- * ity has boon incurred, for the payment of bonn- ti'S to volunteers, enlisted or to bo enlisted in the military s-jwioe of the United Status, iu , compliance with the call or proolamati ~n of-J tho President of the United States, of date thu second day of Jnly, one thousand eight hund- i'u.1 and »is:y-two, Oi- for tho payment of ex- p« .i.^s of the onhatniunt of said volunteers, or lur thn furnishing aid to tho families of such voliiutfeiB, or of any of them, and such liion- <*\ •» haw born pai.I out and vxpemleil, ur lia- bilities incurred by or under thu direction of uii.y contiiiitU'p, * r of any person or persona ap- jutintfd at sin*h meeting, or by or under tba dm cation of any ofiicer or olfiuora of said town, acting in an oilicial capa-ity, the moneys so p:nd and ospHiided, or liability incurred, are , h». toby declared to boa debt agninst such town ; to bt* paid with interest. And when a note, i-ci'ttlicatu or other instrument shall have boen ' issued and givoii by such committee, or por- mii nr pinsuii-, or oilicm- ot officers thus acting, lii'liatiiiy ihtj aiuuuntao riU8od,bori'uwt'd, pro- mi LI OI iiiciu'ivd, such note, curtiiiuato nr oth- er instrument shall be evidence of thu amount ot such di'bt, and of the time from which in- tru-ist is pjtyable thereon, and of thupuraonsto iui *m th' saiii-* is payable; uud if no suifle- u nt iivti', cortiticaie or instrument shall have be jiiso given or issni'd, as aforesaid, thou the claim tnv tho monwy bo raised, borrowed or pruciuvJ, or the liability incum-d, shall be au- dited l»y Urn board of town iinditors of baid t jffii, as other claims against the said town arc i tlited And it shall be the duty of the said ( havo boon paid, the jwaions who have paid tho same be held and considered -as claimants against tho said town, under this act, to the Amount paid by them, and their claims sbill -be passed x»pon, audited, settled and, paid as herein provided. $9. The assessment of taxes to be inado by the provisions of this act, shall be based by the said board of supervisors upon the assessment roll, returned by the town assessors to-said board next preceding tho moeting at which said tax shall be laid, and upon the examina- tion, alteration, correction and equalization made by the said board of tho said assessment rolls, and rill other provisions of law, (oxcopt as herein otherwise provided) in reference to tho action of the board of supervisors in tho imposing and assessing of taxes, shall-apply to the action of the said hoard under this ac- tion. $10. To each assessment roll, delivered to a collector, of the tax or taxes imposed by this act, shall bo annexed a warrant, under the hands and seals of the board of supervisors!, or a majority of them, commanding suoh coKuctor to collect from tlio several persons named in tho assossment roll, the several sums mention- ed in the IHSJ; column of such roll, opposuVto their respective names. If tho warrant be di- rected to the collector of a town, it shall direct the collector, out of the monoys so to bo collect- ed, to pay t o tho supervisor of his town such §nm as shall havo been raised for tho purposes of said town, by tlio provisions of this act, and Brockport Republic. THURSDAY. AFTERNOON.-FEB.. Ifc. . to tlio treasurer of the county, tho residue o; ' said moneys. ii$t,t neludyd If 'In snid assessment roll shall any tax not provided for in this The Value of the Union. \When men who mean to be patri- otic and who have an honest lovo of i country allow their partisan preju- dices tp over-ride their hotter judge- ments and place them antagonistic to federal success in tlio e&i'stliig contest that is to determine the fate of the federal Union, it must be ap- parent that they do not havo a cor- rect appreciation of tho value of tho Union. \We blame no manfor being a partisan, as there will always bo rrorii the Rochester Sliaipshoot- ' erg . CAMP CASEY, AIUINOTPH Hisiqirrs, VA., I : : Feb; 13, 18G3. f EDTOH* Jlprcntio :—Wo are', nt)»»', on Dix- iu'ssacred soil, oil tlio road to Richmond.— Whetlier'wo will ever reach tliat rebel n^st, remains to bo seen. Perhaps something like a : description of our journey here, would bo ae- J oeplable, although briof. Soldiers' travels to I tljaseatof war generally iilTurd but limited i phanoos oi' observation, especially if' the sol- dier bo n private. Company A, (tho Rochester company,) now called the sixth company of the 1st battalion, 1st regiment N. Y. K. S , wore paid to Jan. 1st, on the 31st of Jan., and received the remainder t of our guns. Last Thursday, Gfh, having had I marching orders to Washington, we, tbreo | I lnd iiot the satisfaction of visiting the oth- er public buildings, but am sure Washington has very poor shoots, no-pavements gcnei'iilly,, and hum rough observation appear iri'eg0,lurly formed. On Sunday afternoon vro nmrclied through l'on nsylvania A vdniie,n business-look iniv thoroughfare, aiid attracted crowds of peo- ple; our aiubuhili.'e and baggage wagons bro't up tlu- rear, all making an \imposing\ appear- ance. Crossing the Long B.idgo into Virginia, after a good nutroii for man unused to it, we pitched tents on Arlington Heights, about five auilesfroin Washington, near Camp Casey, in a outv thri. ing peach orchard, not many rods from forts Albany and Richardson ; a fine lo- I cation with n good view of the Capitol and l'o- ti'U'ai- So now it app -ars we are \in for it,\ itnd ma y soo n b e \on t o gloiv \ o r Ibuhnioiid. 'i'liere i^ luurh t o ivrite, l.nt notiiu. now.— companies in all, slung our heavy knapjac ks , . and left New Dorp, s '1 «t s n *r _...i. ... I Mt'tw, &<• • should be direeted to u s at Wash then the said warrant shall contain tho di. * . „..,.y Uu ^ rooliom now jnovided by sections- thirty-seven fwo Of piQI'6 political parties: tilt and thirty-nine of nrtiolo third, titlo seeoiid, ,' ' . ,,,,-, ' , ,s ',, r i chapter twelfth, part tirst of tho Kevised Stat- WO do I10H tljat W.h011 t.he.n the ipcl- utes. ir said warrant be directed to the cdlec- era l u n ; on j g trembling illdoubt ••as- tor of a ward, it shall direct tho collector to ° pay all to be collected, after deducting his law- ful compensation, to the treasurer of tho coun- ty, or other public oflicer now authorized by law to roceiro the same. In all cases tlio war- rant shall authorial tlio eollectoi in ense any bo... .1 ..1 town auditors to pass upon, audit ind j '' l,s0 °'' neglect to w his tax, to levy'tlio samo s ttto il... Mine, and to deliver to the claimant' b . v \'Stress and saleof the goods and chattels nf a i.ot.., »'fijeato or oilier jnstiiunent, which person uuinerl* in tlio assessment roll, shall re- goods and chattels of such person: anditshall requiro all payments therein speoilied, to be made liv such, collector, *n a day certain therein to be named,, which day shall not be later than the first day ol February then next ensuing, and as much til.... oe sigiifd by tliH supervisor of stud town ..i.d the eleiiv thereof, and of which an acour- .t- lueonnt shall bo kept by said clerk, in a boi-1; lo.- ibat puriose. The said.note, certill- ,, , - ,.-. or mstuimeiit shall specify tho name ' Moum « s •'\* said board of«ui»rvisoi-s shall t. i....elaiiu.i.t, th-amount of Im claim on the WH (It And all the provisions of law now ox- d.u- ..f the dale of such note, eortiilcato or in- ) SIU, tJ. \' relation toiho collector of taxes, and ~f'un.rtit iliu . a.idit..d, iiass-d upon and settled, Ll s h \-'^ s)l » 11 \PP 1 )' to tUu \ l x \> « u imposed and a ha.ll express that tho same is payaMo to «' puf6««™>» of this act. It the collector 10 sml. tlaiman. from such toivu, with interest wh '\ n , lhe wiu-rant is by law to he delivered, I1..111 ihe date Hereof And the supervisor of sl,u \ )l;lv e '\ !cn c-lccled, mid shall have, given rm toa-11 in ihis state, on being requested by \ bo »' 1 '\'f 0 ™ tl10 assessing of tho (axesprovid- o..v MUU claimant, shall f rrtiwith notity tho 1 cd , 1,,r '>' llli s Mt > V' m uofor o *•\> assessment l...iirdof town auditor.tonieetatsenieconven-l 1 ' 011 \'\I entrant stall bo delivered to such i.-iit I..1I--. in said town, 011a ceitiiudav, not colkctor, undfr tliltncr, hoshnll, within live i. \...u luo nor more tlun four dnviafter ; lla . v \ nftt ' r he receives notice of the amount of ^•. 1, v-i-i •-', to pass upon, audit and settle ' 'axes to bo collectedly him,oxecutoto thosu- • .1 r'..mis a» (.lull then and Uiere be preson- ! pervisor of the town and t .1 'M..uist tho said town under the provisions '. in 01le o r more sureties, to • ,1,. .<t. Aii.t it shall be tlio duty of thesnid ' supervitor. 1 . .1 of town auditors to meet at the time and . 0l Sl \''' •ufties, 111 Uuuble the amount of such , .... «|.tciiied hv (he said supervisor and to ^ t:,xl ' 3 . conditioned far thofaithful execution of I...-• upon, audit and settle all claims present- ' lu3 duties assiitdl collector. ; 1 i.< ^..i.t b.'.ir.l under tin, provisions of this j, V ^ hyery to its future oxistenoe, every patriot should so far rise above the tios of party as to givo the . canso of tlio Union his hearty, cordial and zealous influence and support. \I'lio fecte'ral Union in its prosperity and, glQ'T has shed lustre on overy Anioiucan | citizen, and if wo would pfese'rve our national lipnor anct ( gveatnoss, we must preserve the Union that lias conferred it. The Union with its freo and liberal institutions has conferred^ unspeakable lionof, and happiness upon us as. individuals.'— Doe's any man doubt I t ? If so^'lot bim confcraat our comniunities with. _._ thoso of any monarchial power in b\'tovc'd\ b v',helthe world, tot him Contrast tho p approved h y the f S. I., at 3 P. M., ruiU an tho onrs to TutUMiville, wlu-n* wv Uuih-d iu snow and r.t'in for transpurt, which cann 1 after dark. StnaiiuMg to South Anibuy, N. J., Wi- took carS to Canidon. lltrrn wu terru-d the Delegare ab6ut2| A. M-, arrived iuPliihid-l- pliia in the ra:ii, and man-iu'd, fsporti'd by Mr. L. W. Thornton, to tho \ Cooper Shop Vol- unteer Refreshment S.iloon,\' of which institu- tion ho is an activo iueniber, wh-n-o we found awaiting i^s, a, lunch in the shape of good cof- fei', bread, cold moat, cabbago, cheese, &e.— On ouo sichj of tho room wuro sot thy eating ta- bles—the opposite side was Qeouufed as a cooiior shop,- This institution wns star'ud. by the coopprs of Philadelphia, I\Iay 2tJ,-1861, and is now kept up by tho gonorous-hoar ted pliil- adolpliians ; many a regiment of gohliers on tlio way to battle havo been ted here. On the second tlooris a free hospital retreat wheco iyouudqd .sqldierd ar^ taken oar« of in a com- fortable tsnitg- of rooms. Or. rTobinger, of Philadelphia, volunteers hbs services Itv caring for any who are ^lucky'* enough to get in there.. As-wo march through tho streets the raiihpoured down in torrents, and wo had a poor view of the \City of Brotherly Love.' 1 — We Mont tu the Philadelphia, Wilmington and Baltimore RailrQad depot, and laid on the Hour from* 4 A. M. till daylight. This depot is largo and troll arranged. To tlio Vigilant and ac- commodating watchman, George Tot tor, your correspondent is indebted'for information. Lwavuig Philadelphia at 8, on the above road, the inost direct route, wo reached Balti- inove nt'24 P . Af. What might hi a pleasant i iiitfton. U . t' . J. T. V. I . — seeunry in good weather was then mado dreary j to tho liumbcr'and.sulueicncy I condition of the serfs, peasants and j by clouds and falling rain. As wo passed thro ps, in Juuble the amount of such I • collector, supervisor within ten days after f2 Tim l.io.'ird of town auditors of an. '.;. stat , may within thirty days after tenantry qi Eussia, Poland, Franco f Maryland, negro'faces atevery farm house re- and Ireland with tho freo citizens of | luiluM ou e of \\> existence of slavery in that 'jihe has delivered t'o tin collector ofhis^town (lie ' tho federal Union. Thnnn..rrn=+,\.r £at0 \ As . B « Ilin «»v was reached, the y town . assessment loll and warrant as piovided for by ' „„„ „ t . i i , Iter the j 'bis act, shall caecum and deliver to the conn- I e 0t the lj0st ar S' , State. As Baltimore was reached, The contrast is ceased and the sun camo forth, that Cfin | iiiiT gnus of Forts federal I From the lt:>i>i>;ihiinnock C'AMr XI.AK IVvi.Movni, Opposite l-Yed- ericksbiirg, Feb. 11, lsli3. '( Mu. ICni'roit:—At this juncture, peace and ciuiotudo are reigning triumphantly, and appa- rently with unbounded success, throughout the entire army of ttie Potomac. Tho great cause in which wo are engaged appears lo pro- qeod with disheartening slowness, anil is evi- dently making hut slow progress. Tlio arm of the glorious enterprise has become paralyzed and can work no uipio, and ill my opinion it will be long gaining sufficient slrciujlh and courage to again commence notion. Sonio method must necessarily bo adopted to cheek the frecpient change of leaders, for it causes disturbance and confusion and will | most emphatically be the means of demoraliz- ing tlio whole army. Thus far Wd havo toiled in darkness and in difficulty \ but we liavoiipw arrived at a point where ovury support is need- ed, and should be manifested with duo solem- nity, and then fortune will unmistakably favor our undertaking. While on the other hand, if one leader ia superceded by another, (attho' his sucocssor proves a bettor commander,) of- fense and dissatisfaction nro certain t o ensue.— I find by consulting Uien of judgement, that\| affairs must be conducted dilfereiitly or fatal consequences will inevitably abaudon tho fed- eral cause. Moreover, it is noticeable that 0 n. McC'lellau commanded almost universal sym- pathy, especially aniong old soldiers. They [ aro d cidi-dly confident and acknowledge his j supremacy over all others, and in fact protest against rendering any aid wliaiovcr nntil the \ favorito Mo.\ again resumes command. .Ev- er since bis removal publio confidence has been on tho declino and will doubtless conti til he resumes his former wiifout experience, » Q J lu some entirely un- tiltc-il for the position assignoil./ ; , , ;'\ Why Messrs. Lewis and U^ljinl.fliouljl, now remove men for whom tliey .|iltd]voj«tl : Inst year, and substitute Deinyernt* in ttye(r places, is n matler of consider.t'Uij'ji fo'l:\t|e pebjile of the Stale, and I doiilitSiot they can deeiilo. I cannot givo any explana- tions, becauso I Jo not know of any that men can-give lojiistify such ticourae. Respectfully, F. A . ALBERGER. TIIQ foregoing. leUo/^ U^ugh^deajgned especially fgr BgfKdo and vicinity, will bo road \vilh..ii)'torcst.bereabouts).'-'''Siye liiidori stand tliat Messis. Lowia and Ballard re- fused to givo any o.vuse for thsir singidnr iMiirao, leaving tlio public, to dpw its own inferences. Tho Oswego Times terms them \ A Bmco of Traitors.\—K'D. Rgr. DOCUMENTS.—Wo are indebted to. Hon. A. II. liiiiley, of Oiioidn, for u copy of an able speech delivered by Ii'inj in tb : Stnto Semite Janti iry 29, in loviow of Gov. Sey- mour's Mcssni»8. '-The speech is character- ft. 1863. , AGENT. THE SMIMOCAWPAiaW OPENED, ,'> NEW~DRLA!NS, V ERINTS, DRESS GOODS. &c, &c, &c.,- Are arriving daily,, also.a.largo stock of Paper Hangings, Oil Cloths, &o. . »., -,, • .-. - - *-Sing, collecting •I- -iint of the said bonds, and to whom issued i o f tax ca, and for paying over and disbursing and the amount ot each Bona, ana thenars 'i\>-™\\7 <-'il«-«t<na, .Uau njintj-tu tiiomxra tin r.-of, and (ho time and maimer whore the I provided for by this net, so Tar as tho same \aro same is payulle The said bonds may bo mndo • consistent«illi llio provisions of this act. tt. draw interest, awl may bo sold nt private or • '13. Any tax assessed or imposed in the year (-..elic sate, but at no r»te less than par, and I eighteen hundred amhix.ty-tv.0, by tlio board i. •' ,«nd if at public sale. ' ~ ~ \ .... sale (o ibfl highest bidder | nieludo therein, m any•manner, or is lor any U Tim monev vals.d l.y the sidoof snid I «™ <\ sl,m s «f rponojtUcretoforapaidorlior- .. ... . L .—^-.- - -• \• «...— •' ni said couiily or liability incurred bounty money to volunteers eu- for l-uivia and tie- Siiid bunds Iheuiselvts, shall be , rowed, il' toted to, and appropriated for the solo pur- | therein _ , - ~..- p..ou t( tli»rtpaym i,t<.( die claims so passed! \sted into the sefvho of\ tho United States i'I-u, audit, d and s.tibd, and to and lor no j sunsequeiit to tlie callluade bj-tlio president T l . .. - . r , ,, . ., ins with a lunch, though not of asgood aqual- It is a gratifying fact tliat there, Uy M p hiUldeInhiil . U6 Ot the Union, among all dlasSes I „i visited friends in the 129thnnd 151st N. Y and i n all sections. A year and a, regiments. The former have . .- •„,v, , -rv-j-ihalf ago the Union was valued forUndaro called tho \sth K. Y. Iftavy Anille- oi supervisors of any euuuty in this state,wbich, o „.. ,, n . 1)A „..,. f „„,, T „ ... , „,, ™1Z •* 'it g r eaL worfck; but political issues r * Col. Porter-from Lockport. Theyoecu- ,, . . . , , , „ , py Kort Federal Hill, which is well defended or a minor mipbrtance liayo been 1 , , . „. „, , . , r , . (by heavy ureas twork**, largo cannon and mor- raised, destrovmc tho linaminitv r.PI - a splendid operations prove uusjecess- ful and purhaps load to a bad .result. The publi c hft3 gommitte d n gruviou a cn > or f Luinj^j undoubtedly ignorant of the cousequencesi but I trust th» cfonoral ingr.it itudo couctrning n trausferrod, t Burusidti will in n groat measuie becoiuo rolin- rjni.-ihed. Iu regard to G. aised, destroying tho unanimity of I * h \ rj breas . two '' k V !lrso °'™\°\ feel - *1 th -11 I tars '°\ ••»> crninenco commanding a ot:... purpose, until tho whole of aid c laiins, i n>a>l» on tho second day of }uh\ eisLteeirimi\.'! l \ S prevailed. A CO- view (from that place) of tho pleasant city.— and ail interest thereon, are fully paid and <h-d and sjxty-ttro, fur additional forces for! temporary thus correctly states it'' U ' 8 mct niHl - « gcwl reception bv our friends f.tislied, and tho surplus thereof, i( any, may ; tue army, or for inonoy for the relief of tho ' i........ . b.' applied to the payment of the iuoidenlal volunteers, or for tlio incidental expenses ot exp- uses of the proi- tiding*, of tho said board ] Ui'-ir enlistment, is hereby rntifu-d and conlirm- of t-K-n auditors under this act, and whatever ed, and such tax is declared to be valid and ef- n.-u then remain, shall ho paid over to the su- J fectual for all Lutuulsaitd jmrposes, from the l'< rn.»or of said town, for tlio ordinary purpos- ; timo the same wasso auessetl oriinposed • and \ '• ' ': f 'J\' toK \ i a11 r r0CM(liu S< l»»\l <\ taxed for tho collection I V • 1 he ii.j, nI So r „f said ton n shall rejiort, of the sanje are hereby iiftinned and legalbttd. '• 'he loar I of supervisors of the euiiut) in , 514 If the bo.ud of mipervisers of any cotiu- » t..' li su. li town is situated, at tlis then next j tv, or the olllcer or oJHterat of any tow n nctinu ' u j....... «j vmniellos i in the fort, who appear, well pleased with their In tbo midst of their loyal labors against i CO mforlablo situation .„,..... .1.- - i - ^ - '* treason, the slogans of party strife blown in tbo ears of the were summoned to renew lion of tile past, .„.,, CMIIO were | rjoch. K, pre ss, W. W., i.s hort people, and they, (eliancl , , 0)ks f lUulli r ( .„. K the political ne .,.. _, V coriespoiidont of the and his coun- Hooker, I have litllo to say, ou!y that I have seen him and at that time I judged by hi-, .-niceful manners and rare parts that ho was in th\ way of obtaining hon- ors and distinction. II\ uppcaml like a man that would uVvote lmn*'lt\ tinhesitatingly, and not lightly undertake a project, hut onoo uu- barkfd in if, nothing can turn him aside bom his purpose. He has evidently assumed a fcar- iz-d by ability throughout. We copy frorn_ it his cbhin'ie'iits in reply'^to llid Go v'ertij'r'on the President's emancipation 'proclamation: The Governor pronounces the recent proclamation of erpitncirJiit|oivt9 JLM^ an 'mi-' coiistitutiomil atienipt, on the par^ of the President, to carry on tlio war, u-it for the restoration, of tbo Union, but for the abol- ishment ,of slavery. Ho doe* l nqt 1 .(i!ic4liis language, but'no oiuj will deny that this is just what ho moans. Ho says tho govern- ment has abandoned the. policy of lighting simply for tbo restoration of the Union, and adopted V tho yiaws of the,p$.tr,j!no North- ern Suite*:\' by which heiiuo'niis ii&ditioV as an end. _ After what has aIfo^^y'beeti;»»id pimiw; subject during the progresi of tbia debute, it is not necessary for mo to make an ehib orate argument in defeaao of the proclama- tion. 1 m|iat liftwover cajl the njteiuion to tho wanton perversion of the objects ol the government hero displayed. The Pres- ident in his proc'anintion of the 22d of Sep- tember on this subject, so'oinnly declared: \ That hereafter as heretofore, dip war iyi)l bo psosccuted fortlie> ; object of) praoticiiliy restoring tlio.conititiilioiinl relation between the United States and tho people thereof, in lvhi'eU^Sist**' tb»t'?elntio*.5» orTiri»y '6e.| suspendcd'brdisturlied:\ ^' LJ ~-J d.,'1... And in his .proclaination of January 1st be a^aiii dco'are'J that he ifcsiics it ^byivir tue of the |iower in him vested as Com- mander-in-Chief of the Army and N»vy of the United States in time of nclunl armed [ebollion against tlio atillioiily of tho gov- ernment of tho United States, and as a Jit and necessary war meushi e for suppressing the rebellion.\ On another nieinoraVdo occasion lie said in substnnco mid clicct, that if ha could save th« Union by freeing all the. slaw, ho would do it. If liocnld save it without freeing any, ho would do it; if ho could save it by freeing a pint and leaving a pari, bo would do that. That his sole object and elfor^ was to savo the Union—that be -woul d do nothing wbioU di d -not.- it.- li t EXECUTOR'S SALE. THE uiiile'rsigned, Executor oftho will •pf Mrs: Fjdelia 11. (jreeuuian. late of Brockp'orr, deceased, willofl'er at sale at pub- lio auction, nt flu 1 Law Ollico of Norton & liotv- man, in said ijrookport, on tlio 7th day of March next at 2 o'clock iu tho iu the afternoon, tlio two Houses and hots' of lhe north side of Mar- ket street, and between the store occupied liy William h. King and tho Methodist Chiiroli, owned By said decdased at tho. time of he r death. Possessiyii given the 1st day of April next. For tonus uf sale uud other partieulai's inquiry mav be made of the suhscriber. llli.N'RY 1'. NORTON. February 17,1SC3. 330-2\v L IST OF LR'I'TEKS romaiiiing in tlio Post Otfico Hi Hroeknert, Feb. IS, 1863. Persons calling for any of tho following letters will please say \Advertised.\ Align-m-th. M .lu.liii, A It lW.lle. Hi.rrii-t lluck. Ml»s J A ll-.IIIH-ll. A.IIPII IfcllH, Mra W I' lllowii, Mi a Jehu J, C Clia.'e. (iH-ar Cmilev, Saiiih Clliuk, Harriet A Caller, Joh n CliliMiiick, I t J Conk. 8 I, Cuk.Mr. Albert C'liiiiiilKirlin Jul r ( C'milry, Tlioui.^ Chirk. I'Htilinv B Klllot, Tllllnla^: Kslos Siii-ati *' I-'nln-r I'aul Foftli-r, (ieoryo Kr-cniHii l'hihimkr Kroncti. Joh n IJIiiit, .M|iw Julia 0 lonniie, M 1) li Ciallck, K (JarJiii-r. S(r.s Ht'nry Creen. Mrs Aljn\;ul II IIH>R, Hciiry 1 lincklnj-, Mr. . Jlasenolir. II llorhui. Ilitth . Iliucall. hlfe.i !f Heliuee, A W Itmiguford, Clum JulinluKS, lli-ln-y Keiijoii, Nnlliaii I. Liiiiisoii. .r it I.eller, .loliu ,M Mi Loan, CI) Mclfevern, Jiiim 1' 1're.MOtt, Mrs A.lee Pcggett, John l'lmley, JeaniioKo I'iilniur. Willliiin •i lVnchy Jami.-H 1'allorsoii, Xolson l'lckrerik. JOluIer l'llel|is, Kliulra It Itoilgcrs. Siiniuel S Relrer. I.OWIM S|ml<llu,;. 1. II Kniilli, C l\ Shianoii^ t .MndMuiril Strip., I : C milllimli. .MrsKl' Snillli, tieoriru 1, Snillli, William T Taylor, Jlira A ToHinkii.}. William Taylar, Mirlniinia TIioilliiHon, J II W Wlillaey, N 1' Wood, Itenjamlti Wlieoler, O J. W. ADAMS, Postmaster. IMSSOlVKJTIOiV. T UB (inn 'of Ward & Wliolaii i s this day dissolved by mutual consent. Thoso hav- ing demands agaiiist said linn will pleaso pre- sent the same. Those indubted lo us will ploaso- CAIJ, AND SBTTXH AT ONCH. GKO. It. WAKD, JAMHS WHKUN. Brockiwrl; Jb'eb. 7,1SG3. After , ll '' 1 ' 1, doll- nnMlijg of the said board, the procctdings of the l..,.ud of town iinditeis of his town ui t|iu pr. mist's. The said board of supervisors, shall • •ui-.-tnbrt 1,-vied upon the tainbh propelty of -.I'll town, mid to be collected fi oia tho same, . . .... _ .„^..„„„ \i annual instalments or otherwise, as said j or the board of (own auditors of\saiti totvi! board uf supervisors may see lit, such sums of may adopt and aiSriu tho said bonds, certill- ni'.ni-y as may bo necessary to pay lhe amount t cates or oilier Inslmnii'uts, instead of i«suini; of saul tlattus and tho merest thereon, or the . bonds or otlier instrilmolits anew ; andVheii prim jjul of sihl bonds and the intonst thereon, so adopted uiid-alBimnl by said board respec ! in the ollieinl capacitj', shall have already is- I sued any bonds, ctrulicates or other lnstru- uieiits, exjiressing an inderitodness of said county, or of said town, for tlio purpose pro- vided lor by this net, said hoard of supervisur lively, th\ same shall be legal and valid ev- idence of indebtedness against said county or town respectively, andiliall huprovided for by tax, as in this net provided, _ {IB. This aet sliall lake effect Immediate] v. ..ad the Hied, mal expenses of carrying out tl; 1. yviMous of tins act in thu said town. !•! Th\ tn usurer and chairman of the hoard of supetusors of any coiintv In tills stale, are !i£.piiH«e(l whenever they shall bo authorized lh-..elo, by a resolution of tho board of snper- ti -iia of such county, to borrow upon the >r .lit of such county such sum of money as n. ••• L»- necessary to npay and satisfy in.'full -, a moneys received, borrowed or procured, I r.i..i t-> discharg.'any liability mciuT. d undor _••<•• preiiotia r.-solulion or direction of said) : • aid t.i ii.pervirora, either for the nnynu nt si '• or.i. -lo toluiiteti-s tnlisted as aforesaid, or , I r lb.- payment of the expenses of procuring ' 'i- b t. .uiiteere, or for the relief of their fam- • '.•«.., i.i lo pay any interest accrued, and anv ' . . • - - B - ii-'-uu-i.ial (>X|H..U.,« (hereof, or tlio Incidental lllat n becomes wisio men .ip.i.s'.or ihe doings of lhe said board, and. nin' i.l >....( iiva^- rer and chairman under (lib* act I h- i.fn,is .: the taid county for lhe moneys j •i.u t\-rr..«. 1 may he, txeented and issued, I -.> J..1.-mil, ni. iv.i.at«.„|, t,ui(..si,ndplaces, ' and i.i .ni.. sum or in sm-h m^iallni-nta as tlm not less amino than it was, loenuso ijiiaid i,i.ij- d.-t.-miiia. th» said innds dovust.il ion it ltnssprond over tho Son d%h:'rn:L^,;ii:'xS™r™:!; ilie, : ,m ' : ™ \>»« *p n t*4 ,.,,,1 i.rok Tll8 CirAJiusn or COMMERCE.—This body repr.scnliDg tlioinnrcantile portion of New York passed tho following resolutions at a recent rucotiiijj: licsolvtii, That, Sllhfs inloresling junc- ture, it belioovefs loyal citizensof JTow V ork to coiitemplnlo nnoiv tlio work which in Providence- of GfoJ, ill's given thorn to do; were onlorod lo j *\' responsibility and is iu all respects weilhy ,„ , • , . . the city oji some duty jn-t before wo camo I o f stnuig support. Could he, W.tbontanydisiinct.voj„, vaVin , ulra!ldoi l poliiical issues upon either side, beyond J <howl abo ,,, Ueut . s . lV „bster and the , ihiiso lnvtlved in tho prosccuuou ut the, , N „, . , , , ^ ., , »„r, the old political parties found them-, D »\™ M * r ^T,\?n?, '° TP\I sell ea arrayed itgainst i-aci. other, in „n ig- At S °?°<; k ™ \» ™\»™ 0r ^'\\S\! noble strugLde for political povt or, and bur?r I t0 \ : smM thm ° aboi,t \ p - M - '\\> r 1 \'^- in > with the j.niousies and animosities ol, lu U m<10 \»ght revealed to us the Capitol dome the Dast n s wo ranro ' ll \'l *o Hie Soldiers' Relief; here „' , , 11, m 'r a tables containing com beef, bread, and a Thus, step _hy step, wo havo wandered | sm . ( o f This imtitlUioni3 aU from tho political unanimity which wo pos-i, . * ., , , ,, . , , .', ., '11 .'-,.. most oonluinallv-supplying soldiers with nieali sossed eighteen months ngo.and hava dnitH - ., , ,- , ..., .; „ , 0 . & - - \ p «»-i~'- -• ] l p l:tt y ajipears tol l l.l od into our pres nt melancholy and dang-r. i n f fhis lih \ 1 Tll ° ™y \pp'-ars to he micd oua position. The question a t onco arrsea, \''' ' voI \ ,1 h\-'r\, and tents can be seen in eve- how can we correct the great error iotoj^' llirMlil \ 1 . tlmm-h tln-re ar-Iesi In l!,o city which wolmvefnlleii.—how soonest rogain i nmv t] \\ fomr-Hy. We s'ept that night on the position so recently ocaupied, nud so|\ 113 fl\orof a hnlidinv n«ar tli.c^i^ot t i 1Pn foolishly nbaudonod, Jt is admilled on | P» rtI .v oceupi..d by cavalry, and while reinain- all bands tlml partisan acliou alone lias thus, iu S i\ tlio city, took em- m.-aU at ih,. R„ii,.f Inr wrought the evils wo have encountered.| M»re!, „ ; ar i.. Mwcr 0 i,.,,,,.,, etn-oied oon' As a people, we ate no less l 0 y*l to-dav, thau | sequently do eonbl not go about th - citv anil wo wore at tbr, out-break of the rebellion; j many were disappointed. AVithi.T a few 'rod.' ty to ^standard of demonstrative actin,, on Uto U^TX^Z^Z It once bad. i «WU»ny with a Sergeant I visited tl,,. ,, 0 .',.ly -.. to look calmlv' ; 1 S ?• ff ,\ t| ' 80aS O anc I tlle r \ m ! »'»slied oapjtol. Approaching the building at brave men (o look hopefully towards' f' »PP'«»\on hocomos obvious; and|™\ \\d, on., might „, mk - ) t b „ taoowl J 0 „ I the issue of the existing S (ru 1W le. I )C , wo . , \ 1,n 1 \ l' 1 ? 1 the , r < 3 <\\«<* great diffl-: stnn-ttire It is UI1 , V : , s ,„„„ b n . c , a ,™ Resolved, Thai, ,be n Ined bv in.'S\' 1 **? lho ^\'\\\\'ion fit • view that .!„. beauty of ,l,e grand marble edi- oventsofthottvo past yea,., rebellion is | ^!ZZ!1, ,.„,?\ ° D ' y * do \ 0 hy |«« can b-appreeiat-d. I will not attempt to be this solid work of art, a rough idea thegreaicn- flghting will baac- | or \may now 'belongj-everv true h-t every man bend his thoiijhts.'sl! ' ' \ (as no oilier ,) coiuaiAiid tlu' eiitiie public c.infi- iiii is very e-sauiittiil and absolut-ly indispeiisablo to our prosperity, then we will be rh.-cr.\! by the conviction that II. terpriso fur wliiell w o cnuipliahi--l. exelusnely on tho one grai. I object, ruid bo what we are chosen to bo, tho defenders of onr rights and country. Our unhappy lauil is chokt-d with the pestilence of an awful war, and must be freed from it, cost what it will, and stiller who may. Oh lli.it tho administration may hereafter be thoroughly maintained and no spirit manifest- ed contrary to its purpose ; thou oppression wdl cease, and we shall see who will obluin victory. CJ. J£. M. Letter Irons Commissioner bcrjfcr. AtBASr, Feb. I, 18G3, judgment, promote this object^ apd, that tie would do anything warranted',by tbo laws of war which would accomplish- if. ' Wo aro also indebted lo Mr. Comes, Su- pervisor of this town, for lho published pro- ceedings of tho Board of Supervisors for, the past. year. /5T It is not ofton that we agree with the llochester Union on a question of na- tional policy, but lho following extract Irom its columns expresses, tho sentiments vro have often inculcated: \ Kvery patriot,, whatever may bo his ideas a. to the c.tl'Sf of tho rebellion; or as 10 the best iiieansofcoiiiiuoringii; or as to tbo men who are responsible for it; or to whatever party bo niay have belonged or may now belong;—every truo ..pWriot should take his stand On this proposition— \ THE UNION must be prescneii}'~ J Of courso the fodernl Union is here al- luded lo. If tbo masses will with fidelity stand by tho federal Union, tbo rebellion will soon bo crushed. ATTENTION ! The Cheapest Jewelry House in the <5Fyqr>rj2ttaU&. •1.31S Pieces of AS^OItTKDJliWELUYforSSO. A COMPI.KTE hist of Fino Gold, Tlalcd and Oroide Jotvelry, sont^ free. 329wG Address J. A. SALISIH'ItY, Agent, Providence, li. I. For Sale. Al- ien is) putting an end to all mere partisan uclion, I deseri ofthojjn t„ 0 presence of tbo HielliOn, and by 'of it n Soiith, I calling upon tho people of the wholo conn-' \ try, irrespective of political antieodonts, or jrward np- Disuttioh. EDITOHS COMMERCIAL ADVEnTisEn:—- Tho Canal Board have made their appoint- ments, as you have probably learned before this. 1 regret to say thai, by -a combinalion niade botwoen Lieut. Gov. Jones, Commis- sioners Skinner an-J Wright—Democrats— Secretary of Slato Ballird and Treasurer Lowis, elected as Union DIED. At \Windmill Poi'nt.Va.; Jan. 22, John\ Jf Moore, of Co. A, 140 regiment, a resident of ClnrkSon, aged 20 years, r \• At tho hospital of the llerdtiv Sharpshootors, Va., Jiumavy 8, Will. Henry Harrison ^oore, of Clnrkson, aged 22 years.\ Iu Clarkson, February 12, William Norton, aged 158 years. In Hamlin, February 13, Miranda B. Craig-, aged 42 j ears. MT UOU3I ! AKD I.0T, siltialed Oil M Slain Street. The House is of brick, in perfect order and fitted with gas. The situation is the best ill town, and the lot con- tains a choice variety, of fruit Trees and Vines. Will ho sold a t a bargain. Brockporf, Feb. 12. J II. K1OT. JUST READY, New Styles of Jewelry A N opportunity tmt lolio lo^tsljihtof. It.tr© clinneo for ^iti'iiU. f^uliL'»:Wtffna»Oi'iitscan actn.t,\jfeiit.-(. Al>i»l/ curl)' and gi-curo llu< Agency fur ymv locality. ,__ 100,000 Watches, Vest Ckaias, Luckels, Rings, GM4 Peas awl Peaclls, Bracelds, SMs, tuiins, Neck Chaias, Sets ef' Jewelry, ic. To fro sold for $1 cacli.HD<I nut tu l>c]vilit for unlllynn •know what jri'i aro B . vnimui vriiiucnicf tflliti^ you what y*->u can IIHVO, witli tt Circular. ^Ivlnir full iKtrticiilnr* t» Agents. Perfect biitiyfuctiuu imnrmii. Atl^ln•^s, '' i , j Jl»x J,87fl. IZmm] (Vrtlliailrj il»r.glvini! :t witbruction gunrmit- , S . SI. WARD U CO., men upou calling upon the peoplo of tto'ihSJ'riun'i^ib^'i ~\-'-° f 1801 '- tll ?3' conlrolled Z \' .t- :•«•..„,„ ofthe ,„,„„, HSO 1.0,'owed and nnrr-eited horrors porpetra lev] i i t s hlnlf' °\ lbo Slngl ° ,SS \ 6 c f Union or Dhunioii. I w dl :.\' ' \\'^ ma ™ n *™«y he- | \» 9 ''°P\veil me of the cotinsel and aid of - -mo,,,.,, hereof, and of the amount and nor is it hss a d„, l X„ i \ f' „ ', T1, P „„!,. „,.„„„ • i P , | , ; s , a, - l ' 1 \ l » \\•''\\\!. iN.nnornus designs of i ,\ 18 Competent corps of officials that I had •\ s'.'.l Lends, and of tl,.. terms thereof, nnd , \ ' u ,' „ Z l„r?. .;„!?» ,r ' ' r \ e }) Pl0pei 1SSU 0 Lef(Jl ' B t! > e * CMW ' 1 sti \\' ,r '>' il(lorn \*' i.\'\\»'-ls iuid , '•\' y ear - 1.1-s.m or I'm-inns (o whom (be same shall I ,,,„. ,,°.!\_ me _ »'g\'tmj tbo rebellion down; j people is, ar e they i n favor o f Union steps; ia>ii ' ar< ! \ ,, u P»»Hn?s of prominont Wlxnm Gmn g' > ' ' hi ----.,.........,, , .. infill |il« nitlllU MIlllll !! | i ._. « ...^..,.,| •nis-ind. And the money so obtained , \ nM u>0 ca,,3 e °« K'->«1 Rovertnnatit is not i th. s.aid toiintv (7. Th '' j menn andd Dr Disunion 1 Those in favor of the ' tasty d.-diatibn-tand furniluiv add to the emn- I'nionliaVO bill t.O tlllltO their efforts ( fcrtalili'apj.-.UIM. of th e Senat e Clumber anil and illfllieneo and tho Union will be Heprcseiitative Hall. A visit so hurried as • i : ,1 mi. ,„i,.i'„ „ „i „ I this unavoidably was, admits of no timo to no- maintained. Tho rebels aro not on- ,. „ • T ., ,. . , „ ' • lien evcrvlhing In tho llouso most of the ly Closely hcnimod 111 gn all Sides, { memhors'appenrud to be present, Tuesubj«ct ai'B | of discussion seemed to be internal improvr : me an seen, s r.-cu:.led tn American history _„. , , ?,r,~~, T\: ™ \\\.or Disunion 1 Those in favorof the 1 I..,..J.^ >-. -- - 1 th. bonds so issued\ and'thcproceeils shall l\ssdear becntiso of tin blessings it has con- 1 e devoted to and appropriated for the pay- I linuerl to pour o n the froo pfpplo rf tlio t.'of Hi lu.ii.^ so horriiweil or lialniity so Nonb, Cr less holy bceauso of the patriot -tirred as aforesaid will, all interest thereon, j 1) | 00(] 3 g frae ly e hod f„r its sake, nor 18 the ;';,f!.-. 1 'lf» a !2K S t$l%-*?V f° <™>^» a « d ^» d J'l« binding ' >• \^ ! <\ th \ \«'«\>• \»\- i lba \ , l Wn9 .r° y l\.T: ! hut are poorly fed and clad and .-.id board ofsupervLoii, shall cause j THE ir.ui.—Nothing ha s occurred in ' but indifferently armed, thoir 6nly meuls of some kind Mr, Orow, the dignilUl ,-. na ..-sed and imposed upou ll.e tixable , the dur] . t ,, 0 t wec] . th , at . | rea J ] opQ of smm ].,j ri g ;„ t j le Speaker, appeared l.. nnderstand himself, and pe.ty ,.f ?aid county, in onoyear.'.r in sue).! ' >? I ,!,...* ,„ .1 ,, ,{,.„'' . , n when that part of Ih - b-bato where one I.IUIII- M'meiiis a. \aid boaid shall sc-nt, such mg. Another of lho fftinboals has passed, divisions at the North, Wlt|( a. miltoU |,^ r eiosesan.l otl,.,-, wi-bl-.j t.. -p.-ak lum '•'•''\t\\Jx n ^y^Zn^^au\,l\ °\ , '\ f '\ 1 '''\ ' U ' ldo at Vlek \ bl \K' • North tlm rebellion must b o short I u„ „„rl siiom \ j fl . Speaker I Sl>. -SpVal-er!' . „,„ „„,., nonost servants of the Slate, Mo ( phargos were made against thom; and tlio only rr ound of removal to be nsoertaioeil In the H.uatu a Kontucky mom- i was the will of tho majority, eer wns speaking upon tl(0 bill to appropriate • I \Hi H\t r sponsible fur any if .. , ...,.,,..., , ,_ ' '-'bo Rclf-eVident to all reasouablo '$2n,niui oonfot the cinancipaiiou m isinveviu '' ,,,,i.-.| .„ ( „;,h pur,..,, a.-l .... cdlicr.except I mil\« »i'«U pi»gW- Tho sentiment of ; j If the peofilo will be-Ul)Ued M'ssuuri. In both Houses some of the mem, lintniit Mirfl'i 1 * aft'-r nnviiunf (li«,..iJ l.«..^- . . - I r x .'/>• ** | - ,,.,., i at the North in favor of maintaining! ] ,m wt ' r c >»''\K'\S «™«'\h wl '.io others w the Union, it will be maintninod.— - Those desirous of acting i n concert will not be debariied by any trilling issues. The Union Wihst he preserv- np aurl sliont Olir ar- ; wiw played,h„ brought them 1,ordeHinn,,,!: ppilltj j ;*'/'. n,ul \\'\ 6-i'lIenian from Xew yorlt' has holtl tho important i position of Collector of Tolls in our city; I nnd it is safo lo say that the many duties devolving upon that gentleman liuvo been i discharged in such a mannor as to reflect j groat credit upon himself, nnd lio had ob- tained the good wishes nnd sincere thanks of our business men and those intereresled | in navigating tho canals. I Of his successor, I havo only tp say that I am not rosponsiblo for his appointment, Chestor F. Shelly and Francis II. Bee'.- i- ! witli were superintendents upon Hie canals p . in my charge. They wore efficient, capa- \ bio nnd honost servants of the Stat' h pur] ,.v ai-l ii., oilier, except I imko much nt M117.I11. aft'-r paying of (be-sald bonds, | oy „liy is increasing both pi itii-.ipn'l and interest, Mid said incidental , ... e.xpeii^e.?. shall be applied to the ordinary ex j ' p.nses 1 f the ..aid e .-in'y. S In use 111 am tonn, an assessment shall lnv» b-en nir.tle, by any iiifcVef or ofiL.TS th 're. of, < t t y cny pi.rsen or peiboi..., in pursuance of tli'- authority conferred by a<ir public meet- mg, luld 111 said town, upon iliotas.ab|.' j,n»p- ««;• 0/said town, a portion of which wily shall I literary rnnllcr, had lho flour her wns NEW AWERTISEMEIVTS. Lumber. W E wish to contract for several thousand- foot each of White- Ash, Soft Maple and Basswood sawed to bills. S1LMMAN, BRO. & CO. Brockporl, N. Y., Feb. 18,1863. 330-uvi For Sale TWO STORES sitiialoil on tlio west sido of Main street, three doors north of Holmes Banking House. Also a Dwelling llouso and Lot on Stato street. For particulars enquire of Mrs. M.C. GOOLD first houso east of Presbytorian Church. Brnrhport, Fuh. 17, 1RC3. 330 T 1ST OF IiETTEKS remaining in tlio Post Jj Ollico, nt Sweden Conlro, Feb, 17,1803, F. It. Austin, 1 William -il. Cook. L. M. Clark, ' ' .I.'jrciark'; ' Samuel Ilcrsa, Michael Martin, William Mooro 2, Miss Aimer C. l'eclt, John Hietli, Lucrelia W«rd iVM. K, BENNET'l*,' Poslmaster. Farm for Sale. \a)S *Jiroiu7n|r'. The Perfectitt ef Mechanina —TliE— MAGIC TIME .1, B KINO a Hunting'nlnl Open Face, Lady's or Gentleman's? Watch Combined, with Pat- ent Self-winding Improvement. The Now York Illustrated Kows, tbo leading pictorial paper ofthe United States, in its issiw „c 1... .« . 0]1 j, a g 0 X47, voluntarily of Jan. says' 10, 18G3, nor- city, HOMK IUGAZI*.!!.—-Tho - Maroli number eoniains mnny fine illinlration?, tho finest l o' wbu-'ll is the steel entrrajing entitled \Take Cafe\ ft Ijasalso a lino Inblo of : , - - .'oru busy ooi,t.-nu w , ,tir, among the latter wis tho Hon. Alfred Ely, - 0 f JHonroo. Reporters' pens wereHying glibly Vice President ljam. (in occttpi, d tlio presiding chair pt the Senate, Beside* pitl/,-i,s mcuj.ying the galleries, wore jnany soldu-rs attentively listoniug to the do- any if lhe np pointin'ins made for our oily. Tliov wore ,. . ,,.,,- '',. , . , .,.•', - . , , tinning 100 acres, all 111a lo in uireol opposition to my v.isbes, - - I I have deemed i' ' brief statement, that no eironcous impress- ions may obtain ground regarding my ac- ' lion and lint of my colleagues in tbo Board, A \plendid farm, lying five miles-front llroekport, in tho town of Clarkson, con- ig ICO acres. Soil (list quality, buijdings 1 • , . I good. Seven huiidrednpplo trees ohthofarm j t my duly to make tins' twenty acres woodland. Said farm lies bit»: good wti'oet, iu a good neighborhood, on a four comers—road6~u : two sides of it.- Will .ho sold nt a bargain. Tonus easy, lliiilitro of A. Ji, (Comptroller Robinson, Attorney General o^™^.?,\.*!' 0 l )|P 5 nu 's0S, or a/ tho Sherif's bates. , Rochesfor.'of 3. II. WAREKNV it.ieltester, Feb. 16, 1803. . £80-2w Dickinson ami State Engineer Taj lor,) who agreed with mo that valuable officers should • ^ F Vf>u WANT j „„,, cheap Feed, go not bo ronlaced by men in many instance 14. to MOCKFOltD'S jflour Store. \ We ]iavo been shown a most pleasing elty, of whieli (he Hubbard Bros., of this ,. v , are the sole Importers, it Is called tho \Magic Timo Observer,\ and is a. hunting and open faced watch combined. This is ono of the pret- tiest, inosl convenient, and decidedly tlio best nud cheapest timepiece for geuoral and rclUblo use, ov'er offered. It has within it and connec- ted with its machinery, its own winding attach- ment, rendering a key entirely unnecessary.— Tho cases of thiBi jratch are composed of two metals, the outer one being iino 10 carat gold. has the improved ruby action lover move- ment, and is warranted an accurate timepiece.\ Price, superbly' ensraved, per case of » ludf dozou, 5204.00. Sample watches, in neat mo- rocco boxes, for thoso proposing to buy at wholesale, $35, sent by express with uilt paya- ble on delivery. Soldiers must remit pavmont in advance, ns we cannot collect from those in tho Army. Address HUBliARD BEOS. & CO., Solo Importers, South Cor. Nassau & John Sts., \329wO Now York. Dr. Russel J\. White, Analytical Phyaician, C AN bo consulted «l ids bfflcc, as follows, I'ru. Rochester, Eaglo Hotel, Thursday, tho 22d of January.and Wedncstlay, tlio 25th of Febru- ary, and Thursday, the 19tli of March. Urockport,'iMoiitetir House, Tluirsday, the 20tliofl''ob\riuiry. •Albion, Kiugsland House, Friday, the 27th of February. Loo'Kport, American Hofcl, Saturday tlio 28th of February. Buffalo, N.'Y. Principal Office No. 38G Frank- lin Street, where all letters should bo sent. Upon all disease** inoiihmt to the human sys- tem, such as affections of tlio lungs, heart, liv- er, stomach, kidneys, spleen, nervousness, dropsy, rheumatism, asthma, dyspepsia, weak- ness, bronchitis, scrofula, hip diseuse, scald or sore head, ulcers, paralysis, mercurial diseases, impurities of tliObloed; ic: Wo will explain thu syniptonis charactcrixingallchronicdiscas- cs, and will show by demonstrations tliat tho present modes of treating those diseases aro wrong, and not calculated to provo beneficial— and explain tlio principles by which cures of thoso dUenses can bo effected, We do not niako sick lo make well, or tear down to build up again. Diseases arri permanently removed —not smothered for a time to rekindle in some other p»rt of tno My. 307
