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The 0overument ef the United states o.
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NELSON'S NORTHERN LANCET roR JUNE~TTS
shed mcat6y sssar in sdvsaos Or cssts
number. - "s
PART L-cILsIcAL DEPARTMENT
Clinical Leetures Diseases Of Women and Children.
II the Unkyrsssy Of New
sbsees: in married woman eighteen Of age How
gas 20
little girl three years Of age sGoompanisd with
in old-Epspo oonvuIsions rom
s in is s ss 81 IL os
hstua produced BY unustihabie nstru-
A.. v,,PIRr II. ORIGINAL prrsRTmxsr.
q Of G.%ys su1: d kSsu%s 3,
cart: XIX. Pin Hook Fi.hins-where is tho bait, By
Tho Editor of tho Southern Medical Journal By
pE Esass q s Card the Medical Profession
External use Of Ipeoasa ,
ton and Professor from DE- Gin
Pennsyivania Medical College.
Nsaa frs afs, sI,s'S sss.iss
and to- aa'asri F.sle
%o4s .ssa Of q
The Cynic of the Southern Medical Journal.
The Northern LANCET in New York.
Our Letter " and ID, News from New
mstsS and Van sssss Gssps Profess
PARrnv.--MnpicAi JunlspRuDss Sss.''
Lectures Medical Jurisprudence by Professor Thomson.
Lecture lS Tho Assurance Of Life-Principes which
Assurance Companies conduct their business CrcumsAn
which tend to Affect the Averages of Lie in partcular
of Life in various places Services
derod 70 Companies By Medical Men, Certificates
OF health. The disputed Case OF Colonel Lyon Dehst0ns
Of Health and Disease Circumstances which should regu-
late the Decisions OF Medical Men in estimating States
Health Propriety Of Granting Certificates Of Fitness for
Asnranse to Persons in moderately good Health with
Meaning of the term Disorder which Shorten
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.G55 Slsl4O
Real and personal estate

;, cal And personal estate. S55 SlSl40
works extending from Niagara Falls to the City Of New
York also connects with the Central line Albany
to the Fails-wth the William through
yaIa at Elmra, and with Dunlrk State Line and
Lake Shore Roads via the Erie from Emra There
part will receive full share Of western freight and
travel Freight ears laden at Niagara Falls will be
sarily be the case with the Buffalo and Alba,y road
The security Of the bonds be judged from tho
present income and future the work.
% viii III :, r the rss sns
will constitute $500 00 and the $500 and
share subscriptions $4,000 LAST $4,000 has
for the past six months the derived
business will not fall short of O from which forty
being an interest moro than cent upon the
sent cost Of the road The total bonded Of
be $500 Co., which the yearly interest that
supporting what view of the facts above stated
mpostiby to witt that the income Of the road will be
greater during the than during the
can be no doubt that the interest the bonds will be
tuay Paid.
With the road properly equipped and or Of
the sections Of the Niagara Falls Read
opened tho directors confident that the
road will DO nearly not quite doubled The fact that the
tage sufficient to maintain the road considered
ENCOURAGING Tho length of this road being fsrty
than lalf the cost of construction which makes this
loan equally with the most unquestoncd boud and
mortgage To secure the payment Of the bonds
has been executed favor Of Shepherd Knapp and Hiram
Ketchum Esquires Trustees al the lands and
Of the company and also all its income and
cepts that these the OF
both income and second mortgage bonds.
- DIRECTORS or THE COMPANY.
Simeon BENJAMIN of Elmira. W. Paul Of Cenandagua.
Solomon Glett, do. i. Smith, Penn Yam.
Oliver Phelps. Canandagua. James Robinson, Gorham.
N. Gorhsm, do. W. NJ. Oliver, Penn Yam.
N. II. Clark, do John 8. King, Geneva.
Richard L. Chapman Steuben.
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INDIA RUBBER GOODS.

THE CONGRESS PIRATED.-CAUTION TO SHOE
DsalersLearning that pripcipled persons are
Offering hiastic Gore 70 Manufacturer Of Patent Con-
such as to cause shir expansion
the fabric with the spring this notice given that
Of covering and Dining fbrous materials with
India Rubber used in making Congress Roots is direct
and positive violation Of patent and whoever
features sells the Congress Boots thus made will be pro-
secuted for damages All who authorized BY use
are 20 stamp each pair with the words Days Pa
TENT all others nfrngements and dealers warned
against the they choose to be concerned in
tempting through their TO mislead unsupeot
ing shoe dealers and have their
nation caused the opinion Of two Of the d sH
Patent Lawyers in the United States TO be
published shall hold every dealer whore tho
manufacturer is irresponsible. HORACE II. DAY, Owner
of all the Patents with Boots. N. B.
Licenses granted at % Cortlandt street. New Ysrk and
authorized agents throughout the United States except
Msssachnsetts, Maine, and New Hampshire, owned ~
Charles Winsow, of Lynn, Mass.
LEGAL OPINioNs-i ha~e examined the letters Patent is
sued TO Dupont Hyatt bearing date the 10Th Octsber
1870 and Of opinion that the Of elastic made
BY weaving brous materials which expand and in
combination with India Rubber Springs il applied In the
manufacture of Cater Boots Infringement the
Patent. New York, April q. 1851. +. B. CUTTING.
BosTos, June 1911 have made similar examination
Of the letters Patent above referred to- and In Ne
Cuttings opinion. RUFUS CHOAT1.
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banks Of Louisville Cincinnati the terms that other
Kentucky banks We know nothing about the in
stitution any further than than what learn from
papers published in its immediate neghborhood and
therefore give their statements for what they ara worth
TheCincinna Enquirer gives the following account Of its
position and condition -
NEWPORT SAFETY FUND BANK OF KENTUCKY.
The president of this bank is by the charter required
10 deposit with the Auditor Of State State bonds and
mortgages to amount not less saan fifty thousa
dollars and on the deposit of which, the Auditor registers
and countersigns to corresponding notes Of
vercd to the bank for circulation The Is 2's aui
SIS are, like most of the Kentucky bank notes only
signed by the cashier. 1t is made the duty of the
president and directors TO transmit to the auditor
ing the first week in January in each year. an accurate
and just statement of the condition Of said bank riy
ing the amount of stock paid in the amount not paid
in the value of the belonging to said bank the
amount Of debts due to and from the bank the of
deposits the amount Of bills in circulation of each demo.
minaton issued by said bank and the of deposits
the amount Of bills in circulation of each
issued by said bank. and the amount of gold and silver
aad other bank bills hand which is to be published in
the newspapers at Newport and Frankfort The Chance-
lor upon the application Of any creditor stakeholder
whose debt amounts to thousand dollars appoint
commissioners to examine the condition of said bank and
make such order as he may deem just and proper
Upon the failure of the bank to redeem any of its bills
in gold silver the Auditor is directed sell the State
bonds and bonds and mortgages and redeem the notes
The Legislature reserves the right to investigate the stu
alton aud affairs of the bank from time to time and the
General Court has the right to try the forfeiture the
charter for violation of any Of its provisions The notes
orhe bank are made receivable in all payments to tho
State and for county taxes The capital stock 500 600
and may be increased to $500 900.
Major Helm deposited with the Auditor S25 600 in
State bonds and ST 427 in bonds and mortgages on pro
pertyyalned at s54 s54 by the commissioners appointed
under the law-and received $50 600 in bills
The officers Of this bank Major James M Macarthur
President; II. atcrhury, Cashier; Col b. d. Beall III
Il Mayo J. W Berry Geo Ferrons Charles Stricken, and
Dickey directors, all gentlemen of respectable stand
ing and fortune.
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Total value. SS2]2b7
appears by this that the aggregate for the week
large. hut II shows curious movements in ship
mcnts The effect Of the discovery Of gold in Australia,
upon commerce. is already visible. The exports to
that country from this port last week amounted TO nearly
thirty FIVE thousand dollars and several vessels are up
fer Port Philip and sidney the aggregate within the next
thirty days will be something important In this way
commerce extends and ports IL the Pacific with which
have hitherto had trade win soon become great mar
kots products Australia viii not Of coure be any
thirg like California IN this country, but it will form
pant Of The round voyage made ~ our clipper sh'psto
SAN Franci 60 and China shipments to other parts OF
hevoild last week comprise about The usual variety
ThtIt was pretty Motive movement IN srcadstus and
The aggregate value more generally disthautcd
ghtro have been a1at relative 70 The sovency
ofthe Newport safety Fund Brink 81 hslJucty ttwa'
reported o Telegraph Hst 'F gsprwa' not taken by tho
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NEW RAILWAY LoAN-seoo oo-CANANDAIGU

NEW RAILWAY LoAN-s2oo oo-CANANDAIGUA
~ and Corning Company-The Dresors Of this Ccmpa-
chants Exchange through Draper Auctioneer on Wed
nesday june 3d. 1862 At u selsck noon 100000 seven
ns OF
known as the Jefferson road, and connecting with the
Erie road at Almira.
These bonds only the year 1857 the coupons pay.
able lat of May and LIST Of year
ceeds are for the further and complete equipment Of
and increasing Of the line with other and
important works in the great State Of Now York.
Of those in the Market fact Of an
tangible security being offered the finished and
The Canandaigua and Corning Railroad Company in
corporated under special act Of the Legislature in the
Corning. 1t was however determined directors to
connect with the Chemung road at Jefferson. and special
act for that purpose at the Of 1850
ny in the State The of the corporation wal ct
changed when its route altered.
The road is miles in length It 1t
the terminus OF the Chemung Road at Jefferson
bead Of Seneca Lake and thery direct
Tho Chemung Road with the Erie Railroad at
Elmira and under lease to that corporation The Canaan
meets At dayua will be completed to the
Bridge In for the business of 1853 These
roads are all on the broad gauge.
The road completed with single track from Canaan
dagua to Jefferson on the 10th day ofaSeptemb.r 1851 1t
Is built in the most substantial to
high rate Of speed and laid with heavy rail- Of the
weight OF sixty to the yard 1t has stood tho tes
remarkably winter and is considered by good
poorly supplied with cars and these
having been heretofore furnished certain terms by the
New York and E1e Railroad Company aud IL is the nten-
tion s tho directors devote the Of this
bonds principally the fully quippns the road
the state. thcky with towns and villages and
gives promise Of business from this
any other road in New York.
table showing the plumber Of acres, population, and
value Of real and personal estate in each OF the counties
through which tbs Canaadasua aud Jefferson Railroad
aSseg
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FIRE WORKS..

TSDaE's PREMIUM EXDtBtJION FIREwORRs-
IL i o. g. 1. EDGE, Lahorr<ory Jersey CIV beg Ieaye
Inform their eusiemert 40 ohers that having greatly
increaset their ,aa,es ger former years they
prepared 90 turttsi ethtouf - aud
hsd ever ysto - t"ellor Fireworks, auato Tor ,re
kcerers retail .ales 1ne AGENCY IL held solely by w.
bOLBEkIoH No, ~ NaldcE lano. Oriera addressed ~
above. or TO j. o. y l. EDGE, Jersoy City, will With
sttention
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ILhots % NkTIvITY-Unitea StateA, 1866 ireiand O.;
England III Scotland q Germany, II Italv Il British
nown. q.
From Hospital Bellevue q; Peni'entary Blaok veIis
leland z; Small p0x Htsuiia Backwels Island Il Luna
10 Asylum faekwps Island Il cry Hospital, IL colored
Home /; Coored PERSONS
'btermertf retprned from Wards Island, %.
A. W. WHITE City Inspector.
CITY Inspectors Ofico, june ~ 1851
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TRAVELLERa, GUIDE.


TWO DAILY LINES (SUNDAYS EXCEPTED) FOR
Cold Spring and Northpcrt The Steamers Croton Capt
w. II. Wood and Norwalk (Capt. IL. Y. Bettsl will
leave Fulton Market Slip for tao above places toows:
the Steaner Croton, daily At quarter to o'clock. n.
for Whsstonc, Glen Cove, Oyster Bay and Ced Spring
Returning will leave Cold Spring 10 minutes TO olook A.
M Oyster Bay Ga o'clock; Glen Cove Ia o'clock ana
Whitestsne at o'clock stepping at Primes Dock each
Whitestono, New Rochelle. Glen Cove, Oyster Bay on
Monday Wednesday and Friday, for Csd SPRING. aud on
Tuesday Thursday and Saturday for NoIhpor Return.
ing win leave Northport At TO o'clock r. NJ; Cold
Spring. 80 Oy ter Bay, 40 Glen Ceyo, 10i New
Rochelle 10: and MILESTONE at 10 o'clock Tho Stsam-
named places reasonable terms Stages will he In
attendance at the different landings As heretofore.
sSoR ALBANY CHANGE or aoUks--1HE CARS
OF the New YORK aud HsrieH Railroad leave che City
fall Station. Nov York daily lSundsyA egoepteal TX
with the " ertsrn Ksiirond. Chatham
And p M (eapress) through withoa, charge Of
f1AspEN AND AMBoY RAILROAD, Fua pHILA-
~ dslpha from Pier No North river foos Of battery
place by steamboat JOIN POTTER Two lines tally.
Eorane line osves At NJ Afternoon line At
W., through 20 pbiiad0,phs In four and bali
Fare hrst saes So ssocOnd CLASP ny r. NJ. lima
ssyl 81 Returning. leave lhia0elpia FOOT ~ W al
cot street ~ a. NJ sBdZP 81 emigrsst Hae bs steam
soet TRANSPORT ircG pier No !. AL Z. " Fare ~ 90
LtoE PHILADELPHIA DfRECr.--p $. GAIL sED
< kApfssY liner through ir t0ur k01re New Jersay
Aaraad via Jertoy City leaving rev work 81 A. zoos
u CQrt0rdt street, and W e ~ Liberty streft Fafa
Return 81 l md a ". sad "a .. n BalNmcrst
washington Norot aud Charleston trcnKh M8kets ss,s
che shove huee aud Through hsSgsgs csreiea p na3
A. VI. and on Y. w. iines
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GUPREME COUBT.-sARAH BUCKLiN ny HER
~ friend, Thomas White, against John Bucki, To
John Buchin ;You hereby summoned rcqnred 10
the in this SETON which will be tried in
the Office 81 tho clerk Of the City and County Of Nav YORK.
the City Hall ia the city OF New York, and 90 serve
copy your the sad plant the subacrhrr
fs Office No 10 street. 10 the city % New York
within twenty tho service Of this
vow exoiutiyo II the DAY IT such service asd yon a 20
tho paint within the time Aforesaid the
plant III THE action will apply TO the Court for tho relief
demanded il the complaint. Dated. April % 1867
A. l.. PINNBY. Pstatin's Attorney
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V,o OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES OFFICE. MIL.
!.
h Of 1ss next. :. u SsOSk H. for tn. ON. Of
&. Whole Il WIN with 'sss S
Proposals. will be entertained for completing shs building
S;s .. 70 with f: 's:.s s. sps ~
;; ,SG T. Ssy % ::
s.y and capacity Of sss snsy rssh 'Pscasssn via =
above suidias there Will be- ~shn
@ s s.s Be- ss !. @ % Ts from P
the 7th until wednesday the 3h Of June next above
ssr 70 een.trus. these buildings must accompanied
written guarantee, signed by rosponsibe per-
:91 90 AS eject s ssy TIA. the sdds!
sTSs, s%idns ss
IS. 81 tho Ssssg n ss d e. win b Ned .
tie bidder. ,ho right WI BE- ODER;
s"cssS to seae and s"aorssS rr sop% :,
for if AEs% sss 81 TO
The Bati" s Sun Nsr York Herald sad New Yort
times week u,t the soth ofJans ooxs
nlvIDEND.-ClT FIRE INSURANCE. CON-
ey Ns ySa' ss ssst Of ss.
holders on demand a. the 0iS' ~ ~ 81 va, street
south street. Las for sae drafts Tor any emonnt which
vii be cuslcd throughout Great gtein and Ireland Ao
and Liverpool sactets. Refers 70 Me.srs John w wai.
iock e. Co. Sherman a. Collins, Acton Civil. ESQ. 30
REsITTa nCE s--rAssaGfs.--URhF rWaya 4,
~ egd PWHrda able at sight 10
ite,ano England Scotland. and Wales issuo6 81
BOWMAN. GhtNNhLL g. Co, So South street aois
s. this ey fet Tho Fvslev TAT NFosog Lrorpcs
ard london pnri ~ ebpe
ITO sHrp NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. WILL RF RE-
~ the Accessory irtnait Company IL Nicsrapa
~ their cncf 70 ~ Wsl treet New York or vie con-
strucfiou Steamboat ~ tie i00UtpV description
Leurth lc4 beam - ot hold st oylindcr 80 feet
figtt ices strole boiler ~ ect lo0g feet wide Ia front,
atr IwI N4 ov tfaq
ISAAC g IEA, sco'y