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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-04-27
8ALEg ny AUCTION.

John L. .vANDEWATER, R,AUCTIONEER.-THIS DAY,
~ rVf o'clock; At l09 Canal street-Heusehold furni-
ture-The entire furniture of double house. consisting
Rockers and sewing Chairs in hair CLOTH spring sea
Chairs top centre pier and side Tables dining
bles card Tables Sdeboards Etagere Wsrdrobes marble
steads Paases Matresses Feather Beds Bolsters Pill
lows, &c. Also rosewood ering maker
Also assortment Of basement and kitchen furniture,
with which the sale will commence.
FURNITURE SALES IN BRooKLYN-BY J. HnGE-
o'clock M No. 56 Fulton street. the Furniture Of
boardi ng house. At half past O'clock A. M at No l6
Livingston Smith street. parlor chamber and kitchen
Baltic and Harrison streets splendid and mAhog
parlor and chamber Furniture Pier Glasses Tapestry
Carpets oil Paintings rich China Dinner and Tea SETS Cut
did rosewood Piano and stool Worcester maker AT
O'clock r. M At No Union place, Hamilton avenue
ferry parlor chamber and kitchen Furniture Catalogues
Of tho above sales at the salosroom Tuesday.
HANDSOME HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE AT AUC-
day 96th, and Tuesday. 9th April At io o'clock No.
oOl Broadway general assortment of Household Furni
ture amongst which handsome Pier and Mantsl
Glasses, Chandeliers, Clock, Pianoforte, &c.
WE WOULD CALL ATTENTION TO THE SALE OF
w Household Furniture, and Valuable Books, to be
Great street corner Brosdway Catalogues tho
Office Of the Auctoneer ii Wall street We beg leave to
call attention of purchasers of Wine to tho sale to take
place this day at O'clock at the late residence Of Philip
Broadway by order of his executors The Wines of
high grade and other Wines will be admitted sold but
'1''' '' r. H. L5DLoW Auetioneor. II Wall street.
WILL BE SOLD AT PUBLIC AUCTION AT THE BA-
April at o'clock M Gray Horse about seven years old
and sixteen hands high for the benefit Of whom may
cerp.
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From Albany.

FUNERAL OF GEN. VAN Observation-Disclosures or
RESPECT TO THE MEMORY OF EX-GOVERNOR
YOUNG, ETC.
SPECIAL CORRESPONDENTS OF HERALD.
ALBANY, April 26, 1859.
As tribute ofrespect for the memory of the Late brave
and gallant Gen Solomon Van Rensselaer,, his remains
escorted TO their resting place this afternoon by
the whole military force of this city consisting Of tho
25th regiment Of New York State militia large
Der Of carriages and hundreds Of persons foot
also in procession The national ensign hoated at half
staff during the day from the Capitol the State Arsenal
the various military amories and other public places
Minute guns were fired while the procession was in
tion
The Commander in Chief has Issued orders tribute
of respect for the public character Of the late John Young
and late commander in chief Of the militia OF this
State that the national ng be d played at half staff from
the Capitol and State Arsenal In this city tomorrow
and the several arsenas throughout the State tho
day after the receipt from head quarters. w.
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HENRY H. LEEDS CO., AUCTIoNEERs-wILL
sell at auction, on Wednesday, April 2sth handsome
Household Furniture at 01 o'clock, at No. Is Seventh
svenue consisting in part of carved rosewood medallion
s. as in crimson satin damak parlor Chairs
Chairs suite Tables top
china and marble Vases lace window Curtains mante
ments, tepesry and Brussels carpets mahogany French
Bedsteads rble top dressing do and
Dressing Tables cnameed cottage furniture, suit with
marble tops mahogany Sofas, Chairs, china glass
ware and kitchen furniture.
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w ANTED-A PAIR OF GOOD WORKING MULES,
w fora farm. Apply to r. 9. LAYTON, at the desk Of

w fora farm. Apply to R. G. LAYTON at the desk Of
this Office, in the evening.
ITO HORSE OwNERS.-TnE EQUARfAN CoNDI-
u tion Powders have from their own merits bo
come STAPLE and most satisactory medicine for
the cure Of Distempcr, Pink Eye, Colds and Sob-
hetinr, Taeccv Lumps tho Skin, Hide Bound
Rough Coat Mango and Surfct Obstructod Urine swccd
LC Less Of Appetite Impurities Of the Blood or want
condition Perfectly sao and convenient 20 he gven and
sod oriy the Principal Depot 40 Broadway Rushton
Clark Coz 10 10 hst0r House 273 broadway and by
WIN s. DUNBAR.
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HORSES. cARRIAaEs. a.

NOR SALE-A PAIR OF BAY HORSES. FIFTEEN
hands hgs stylish drivers and fast Travellers good la
dies horses hey thorough eide saddle horses gentle
kind in double and single harness. Can be seen
-CnMans stable. ~ Mereer street.
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HENRY II. LEEDS g. CO. AUCTIONEERS, WILL
sell at auction, Tuesday, April Nth at l0 o'clock,
At 81 Seventh avenue. between Twelfth and Thirteenth
rosewood green and gold satin damak Sofas Chairs &c.
en- suite elegant carved oak Arm and Sewing Chairs in
green veve carved rosewood marble Centre Tables
gilt frame Pier Glasses with slabs and brackets splendid
lace Window Curtains; bronze and marble Clocks fine
Paintings and EngravingS octave Piano made
by Meyer SOM royal Wilton Carpets Brussels and Ingram
dol Couches crimson and plush oak Parlor
blue push splendid carved oak marble and Side
board do Writing Table, enameed cottage suites
Beds Bolsters and Pillows China Glass Ware Kitchen
Furniture Sc.
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HENRY II. LEEDS g. CO., AUCTIONEERS WILL
sell at Auction, Tuesday April q, at 10 O'clock at
1ss Chambers street. Household Of
Centre Tables Mirrors MAnte Ornaments &c. marble
Dressing Bureaus Washstands, Wsrdrobes, Tables
sings Beds and Bedding, Kitchen Furniture, &c.
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HENRY H. LEEDS & CO., AUCTIONEERS-WILL
sell at auction, Wednesday. April 2Sth Household
rurpitur at 10 o'clock at No. Walker street.
of Brussels Carpet window Curtains mahogany covered in
hair cloth and brocatee Sofas and parlor Ia
be Panoforte rosewood bedroom Furniture French
steads Bureaus Washstsnds bed Mattresses bedding &c.
Most of the above made in Paris-china glass; and
kitchen ware. '' -
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DIANOGORTR AND HOUSE FURNISHING ASsO-
i ciation.-Nembers notified that the monthly dues
are payable Monday the Sd Of Nay At the once Ne
Astor Hsuss The society viii then e into full operation.
Apollo Rooms. Please be punctus in the monthly pay
monks.
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HENRY II. LEEDS CO., AUCTIONEERS, WILL
sell at Auction Tuesday pr 27th at 1O1 o'clock
At No 49 Barclay street Household Furntureconsisny
of Brussels and Ingram Carpets, Mahogany Sofas and
Chairs, Tables Bureaus, Sdeboards, Washstands Bed
steads Dining Tables Ottomans Hair Mattresses Feather
Beds. Pillows Oil Cloth, China and Glass Ware.
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II COTTON, AUCTIONEER.-SALE OF HOUSEHOLD
Furniture This day, Tuesday, April 81 at lO oolook
a. ~ East h Broadway near jefferson street all the farn
Carpets OH Cloths Washstands Feather Beds, Mattresses
Crockey and Glass and evy article required
housekeeping line. No postponenient any account
Goods must be removed day.
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r. COTTON ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS HOUSEHOLD
Furniture-F Cotton will SELL this day, Tuesday, April
a2 o'clock r. M the entire gentee furniture in house
avenues such as Mahogany Chairs Sofas tor Tables
French Bedstead Dvans, Dress Bureaus Threeply and
Ingram Carpots Oil Cloths Feather Beds Hair Mattsses
China and Glass Ware, Solar and Hall Lamps, Table
lery and Basement Furniture. N B-No postponement.
nrret 10 O'clock M.
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A UCTION SALE-TO- TO-MORROW-THOS. BELL, AUC-
"A tioneer.-Wm. Van zandt will sell at S64 Breons
steads, Bedding, Sofa, Cenre Table, Tables, Carpets,
Chairs WAshsands etc., etc. Sale to commence 1t IVY
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HENRY H. LEEDS g. CO., AUCTIONEERS, WILL
sell at Auction on Tuesday, April u at 10 clock at
No: y West Twenty fourth street, near Fifth avenues
and in perfect order consisting Of Brussels Carpets Pier
glasses handsomely carved Bookcase in mahogany Sofas
Chairs Rockers Card Tables, Centre Tables, beautiful
harlequin Dessert Set Green and Gold Dinner Set
nsed rich Pearl Handle Silver Dessert Knives Forks
Fish Knives and Forks Proof Engravinzs Lace Window
Curtains China and Glass Ware, Oil Cloth, Hat Rack,
carved Mahogany Bedsteads marble Dress Bureaus,
Washsands Beds Mattresses Bedding Kitchen Furn-
ture,
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NV URLTANs, April n, IS52
The steamship United States left this port this
ing and the Empire City sails tomorrow both for New
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UCTION NOTICE.-THOS. BELL. AUCTIONRRR.-
IA BY W. L. vanxandt-This day, 10k O'Clock, will bs
sold all furniture in the boarding house.
SO Chambers street. Fifteen Bedrooms, Parors Dining
Of Oil ClCth &c.
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I W. BROWN, Observation-Disclosures FUR
niture-J. W. Brown will sell at auction Wednes-
day April 2sth at 10 o'clock At o-Atlantc street,
first house above Nevns street. Brooklyn the entire
ture contained in the house consisting OF Sofas Chairs
Card and Centre Tables Carpets Oil Cloth, Dining Tables
Bureaus Bedst eads Toilet Ware Beds Bedding
China, Glassware, Kitchen Utensils &c, sc.
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VXvM Writers, AUCTIoNEER, WILL SELL on
Wednesday, at o'clock at lc0 Canal street. the
stock and fixtures Of hardvare britannia and tin war,
dealer Tools &c also the Counters. Glass Casos
derry Sc Also Thursday at 10 o'clock ne 50 sixth
avenue general assortment Of household Furniture Sc.
ale positive.
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SALES BY AUCTION.

A DRIAN H. MULLER. AUCTIoNEER.-ADRIAN II.
IA Muller will sell At auction on Tuesday April N at IL
the Merchants Exchange lot of land situa
the norherly side Of Fortyhrs street. hundred
westerly from Seventh being foet
widthby ety-eight feet nine inches in depth.
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HENRY II. LEEDS & co. AUCTIoNEERs, Will

HENRY ii. LEEDS g. co. AUCTIONEERS WILL
sell at auction on Wednesday April %, elegant Fur
Hiture at l0 o'clock at 81 Reson street. Perpont
Brooklyn consisting of carved Sofa six Paror
Chairs; Sewing and Armed Chair en- suite covered
in crimson and purple silk brocaelle; rosewood
marble top Centre Tables quartette do superb 7otave
fano, made by Broadwood Sons, of London and cost
$500; crimson and gold silk brocatele Window Curtains;
Lace under de tapestry Brussels Carpet rosewood
Sofa, in blue plush do Chairs Arm Chairs &c extension
Dining Table, black walnut marble Etegere with plate
glass back; mahogany Library Table; India Dinner Set
walnut. rosewood, and mahogany Bedroom Furniture;
French Bedstesds Dressing Bureaus, marble tops WASH
stands do Hair Mattresses; Feather Beds Bolsters
Powsi Brussels and ingram Carpets: Kitchen Furniture
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MONIEsTNADs.


DIANOFORTE AND HOUSE FURNISHING ASSO.
cation-Public meeting at tho Apollo Rooms Broad
way Thursday night this week The object is to
plete the whole number of subscribers before the
monthly dues The shares being limited TO hre.
in number and the list is noarly FULL those who in
tend joining mnst do Those who have
tered their and spoken for oxta shares must call
and them The remaninE shares will be sold
IN. art callers Every one who feels interested is desired
at the Office Of the Association No. Astor House, in the
book stere Of Adrianos Sherman Co. Hour Of meeting,
TX O'Clock. JAMES PIRSSON, President.
+. WEBSTER, Vice President.
A. H. JocELYN, Treasurer,
JAc0B CHoLwELL, Secretary Of Meetings.
BOARD MANAGEMENT.
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JACOB BoGART, AUCTioNEER-SToRE NO. IS
Spruce street.-Tuesday, at 10 o'clock, at No City
Hall FURNITURE consisting the entire Bar
room Fixtures and Furniture Looking Glasses Decanters
numbers Liquors; and also all the Bedroom Furniture.
Bedsteads, Beds and Bedding Furniture, &c., sc.
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A UCTION NOTICE.-THE SCHOONER POLLY BELL
"A at tAuoton.-On Wednesday April 2s at o'cock-The
subscriber will sell the above named schooner public
tion Wednesday April 49, Her inventory can be
East river. IL. E. WILLARD, Auotioneer.
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TOHN KEESE AUCTIONEER-GREAT SALE OF HOT
House and other Plants Fruit and Ornamental Trees,
Flowers in pots Dahlia Roots Tube Roses Long Breed
nary Hirds Gold Fish, &c. &c-Lyman Rawdon will sell
above this (Tuesday) morning at o'clock at their
sales 3 and s9 broadway, Of whito street.
Plants Trees &care from the Greenhouse Of Mr. Thomas
Dunlap and embrace every variety and beautiful
specimens The Canares Of the long breed and
singers Tho sale to be positive and without
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A UCTION NOTICE.-C. CASSIDY, AUCTIONEER-
n BY II. N. Bush-Wednesday, at IL o'clock. at No. l82
Centre street-To Machnists-The entire and valuable
stock of Machinery consisting Of sde hand bo arin
Lsthes drilling and ssor cutting Machines Rl.oksmi.h
ture Of Patent Fire Arms. Sale positive. for cash.
X ID. SMITH. Salesman.
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yT,H0MAS ASTEN, AUCTIONEEK.-HOTEL FURNT-
Il ture-By r. Newell \ Co. on Tuesday, 9th inst. at
10 o'clock at the of Broadway and Howard
the entire Furniture contained IN the house Superior Bill
nooH
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A UCTION SALE OF GROCERs' TEA CANIsTERs
made to order in the best style and most approved
oclsck p NJ, at Ill Canal street. near West Broadway
In lots to suit purchasers also, fcw thousand Segar
close concern.
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- c. KEMP, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS FURNI-
~. ture, this day Tuesday, at No. Harrison Plsce
h.twcen Court and Clinton streets, Brooklyn. Being all
the OF private family consisting Of good assort
GOOD order and but little used Catalogues on tho
~ sale -
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PRICE TWO CENTS.
Conventions In the Southern States.
THE GEORGIA UNIONISTs
STRONG AND POINTED REsOIUTIONs-IMPORTAN An
LETTER FROM SENATOR DAWSON, ETC

STRONG AND POINTED sOTUTIoss-IMPoRTANY
LETTER FROM SENATOR DAWSON, ETC.
CHARLssroS, April 25, 1852.
The following the resolutions adopted by the Csa
stitutonsl Union Convention at Muedgeville -
Resolved That the constitutional Union party will not
give their support to any candidate for the Office Of Pre-
sdent Vice President Of the United States unless the
convention nominating such candidate shall declare
quescence in the Of Congress known as the
Compromise and s determination to consider
these final adjustment Of the matters en-
braced by them
Resolved That this convention at this time will take
no action in relation to the approaching PresdentfaA
election.
Resolved That another Convention Of the Constitu-
tionai Union Party be called after the democratic and
whg conventions have made their Presidential nomina
tons for the purpose Of considering the said nominations
and for the purpose of taking such ion in relation 70
the Presidential election shall be Dc, med proper and
time he Pr aident and Vice Presidents of this COa-
vention shall hereafter point and make pubic.
During tho session If the Convention the following
dispatch Senator circulated among the
mcmbers:-
WAsnISGror. April 81, 1852.
For JAMES T. NisBET.
The sustained Manrums decision. Tho Southern
wings generally withdrew The Conven ton IL to be held
the 10th Of June, At Baltimore The breach wide and
deep Let the Constitutional Union party be rm and tho
South will be safe. Avoid both whig and democratic
ventons and Of all parties will rally with
party, and call a convention ut Washington. ~
(Sgned) w. &. DAWSON.
The Convention adjourned on Friday
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JOHN 1. yANDEWATER AUCTIoNEER.-WEDNEs-
day. April % at 01a o'clock at No 32 yesey street
Household Furniture the usual assortment
household furniture consisting OF mahogany and black
walnut paror and dining Furniture bedroom suites
mahogany Washstands cane seat Chairs, Rockers, Mat
tresses Palliasters. Feather Beds Bosters Pillows 60
Also rosewood C octave Piano. together with
assortment OF bedroom and kitchen furniture with which
will
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-. w.y-yauable Household Furniture.-Ths day, Al
~ o'clock A. at TIA Greenwich street. beautiful
Of Furniture paror chamber and kitchen every
thing desrabls among which splendid Piano and beau
full Centre Table &c. &c. Also at 6 Howard street. at IL
O'Clock A. M beautiful lot Of Furniture gas Chande
liers; also, splendid lot OF Paintings.
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u G. KEMP AuCTIoNEER-moUsEH0 FURNI

u G. KEMP, AUCTIONEER.-HOUSEHOL FURNI
H. ture, Silver are, Diamonds &c. this dsy, Tues
day April "a at house No III Mercer street few doors
above Prince street II. c. Kemp will sell at auction
above all the Furniture tanned In the
Mercer street heng large assortment of substantial Furn
hnss and others and consists of Brussc and
other Carpets, Pier Glasses handsome
Forte nearly damask and lace Window Curtains
Furniture in crimson plush rich gilt Frch Mantel
Clock Mantel Ornaments Sheffield Plated and China Ware
superior Dining Tables Wardrobes with Mirror Fronts hand
some Chamber Furniture Dining Room and Kitchen Furn
worthy the attention Of housekcepers Ao solid silver
Tea Set exhibited at the Fair about three since
cost $50 Also one set magnificent Pearls and Diamonds
Diamond Rings Breastpins and Earnings. Catalogues
morning of sale.
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uCTION NOTICE.-C. CASSIDY, AUCTIONEER.-
a BY H. Bush-Wednesday. At lO1a o'clock At No. ls
East Twenty sixth street. First avenue the stock of
Dry Goods Store Fixtures Counter Show Cases Shelves
&c. X. d, SMITH. Salesman.
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A UCTION NOTICE-C. CASSIDY. AUCTIONEER-
IA BY H. N. Busk-Ths day, At 10Y o'clock, At To- 10
West Broadway place near Canal street. Furn
Bureaus, Centre Tables Carpets Looking Glasses Beds
Bedding, and Bedroom Furniture, &c.
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JAGOB BOGAKT, AUCTIONEER.-STORE NO. 70
a. Spruce street-Wednesday April 23.-Adniuistratrx
sale Cotton Machinery Steam Engine Of Is horse power
clock in Thirtyth street between the seventh and
Eighth avenues consisting Of Cotton Machinery steam
10 horse power and boilers nearly now and In per
feet working order comprising the nitro machinery Sc of
the late Andrew Mclean, deccgsed consisting of Pckers
Cards Spinning Machinery Mules Looms 80 and vide
Pulcs. shafting Belts Bleaching, Dying and Finishing
Apparatus Scales, Presses, Sizinp Machine &c All ~
which will be gold without re.orNe Inrms nn ah
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Professional Notifies.

4 RE YOU DEAF, or troubled with
IA noises In, dichsrees from the ear LII e. avoid
suacks the Of synges oils &C. and consult Dr. Lutte
NER, Ne 50 Prince st. His success In making the deal
hear Unprecedented Short weak and imperfect sight
stored Can be consulted personally, By mail, from
prepaid
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PROPOSED DATES OF SAILING.

YnT freight or passage apply 20
EDW'D X. COLLINS CO. No. S. Walst, ". T.
BROWN, SHIPLEY CO. Liverpool
Il. q. ROBERTS CO. No IL Kings Ams Yard,
London.
JOHN MUNROE CO, No. Rae Notre Dame de-
Victories Paris or GEO. II. DRAPER, Hayre.
fne Of ships will not be accountable foI COLA
Elver bullion specie ewey precious stones metals
less bills Of ng ugneS therefor and the value thereof
therein expressed
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Me6icaI.
.R. ]. B. LECCIA arrived in this En-

hR. j. b. LECClA arrived in this Em-
pire City from sciesti6eai tour through France Italy,
ans southern America has opeasd HE Medical Once. No.
50 Nskerst Broadway and can there b ocasated
srats every day. from TO II and from 10 s. Oh LEC-
GAS BALSAM 10 the Suickes and most powerful remedy
r any hind Of rheumatism and headache uesfr sore
throat e.5s side ache eout parsyss bruises muscular
contrseoo neryouspes esrschc hsfasney ssf;c, otsl
ala heDouhods tcothsehe paronyehis soreeyes hcpse-
Zeal dssss spssus dyspeTsia csrdiay, hysteroa gdda
in the bead sod wounds OF al kinds
The miraculous ELECTS Of this Bassm testified BY nu-
eToas certificates Of the most renowned universities enc
professors s po~er in6ucocs pains doe not re-
qure days hoars respite but operates nstantane-
oasy, and nyhody who win Try may be 20 Hnd 10
exceeds even his most ssnsane expecstous and w pro-
claim It the most sap~rior remedy record
Dr. Lecciss Bsls.m s sold al hls edce No ssWak.
er and BY all Druggists IN the United States and SOUTH
America
have examined the Ointment prepared BY d. Leccia
and d. not and anything in IL calculated 20 prove
when spphed externally, - such things usually are
From the certificates OF several Physicians and other
residing in Cuba Porto Rico, and who have recsiyed eene-
kt om using the ointment and also fom the exsniasfon
have made Of !. dsgcsed % believe Il very god
preparation. JAMES r Chiffon, NJ. d. (ChemistJ
Eew-Ycrk, June le, 1882.
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NTEW and DIRECT ROUTE to MA

IN CARA FALLS.-Opening Of the ROCHESTER,
LOCKPORT and NIAGARA FALLS RAILROA9-Thls
and beautiful line of road will be opened the travel
ing public "Wednesday. June SO 1882 Ehich time Pas
eugeTs trains will commence running, ss follows;
lst Train Express, Leaves Rochester at 80 A NJ
% 4" Accommodation $50 "
Sd Way Express 5OP.M
Arriving at Niagara Falls at $50 NJ, and lSO and PM
RetuTninG Trains leave Niagara Falls
lst Trsin-Way Express, leaves NIAGARA Falls at ~ NJ
I'd Accommodation, $50
"A Fxnr,ss 500 "
Connecting both ways with the regular Trains the Al
bany and Roch eater Railroads -
Passengers by this Roue leaving Albany by the6S0 NJ
Train, will reach Rochester at $50 NJ have nearly sn
hour for breakfast and arrive az Niagara Falls at 80 NJ
or leaving Albany At 72O A. NJ will reach Rochester In
time for the Evening Express arriving at Niagara Fails At
P NJ Returning passengers leaving the Falls BY either Of
the Express Trains will reach Albany, NewYork Boston,
Twelve Hours la advance OF any other line.
Passengers BY this Route will take the Cars on the tight -
the Rochester Depot. WARREN COLBURN, Supt
Rochester. June q, 1852