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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-04-30

J. D. C0R5E v" u. oohoh'
RANKING, EXCHANGE, AND COLLECTION 0FPlCEoH
CORS K b X D T ii E n $,
No 90, Erchange Block.
WE will make Collectionson all accessible
w points in the United States, and holdpro-
ceeds subject to Check, or remit promptly to any
designated point.
WewIl deal in Erchange, Time Bill, Pro~t''
sory Nota, U,cureni Money, Com, &c.
S1ocKs and other SECURITIES bought and sold
on Commission, and LOANS negotiated upon ia
vorabe terms. Interest allowed TO Deposltors'
A varied experience of many years IN this
business, enables us TO offer our services with
confidence 10 the public. feb l9-u
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-04-30

ELUID EXTRACT OF ERGOT, carefully
L prepared from the fresh artcle-a tea
spoonful representing 20 grains OF Ergot, IN
substance and is preferable, as 1t is not liable
to spoil by keeping Prepared by
DR.. R. H. STABLER,
ap24 No. l65, King-st cor. of Washingto
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-04-30

rrruaxRr POWELL ". LEVIN POWELL
date " Loudeun)
DOWELL X CO., GENERAL COMMIS
SION MERCHANTS, DEALERS IN WINES,
TEAS, LIQUORS, SEGARS, &C., corner Hing
axd Union Hrrets .4ierandrid, Va.
E Strict personal attention given to the
sale of all kinds of COUNTRY PRODUCE All
orders filled with despatch. my ls-u
Q. J. WISE. 4. 'NhhNA
NINE GROUND PLASTER, 224O POUNDS
TO THE Tos, constantly ground and Tor
sale by WISE Il GREENE, At the Franklin
Steam Mills, Alexandria, Va. CALcISrD PLAs-
TER always on hand.
D-Counting Room, Union street, No. - 2nd
story over d. S. Gwin's Commission Store
nv 5-dly
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-04-30

DUBLIC SALE.-Will be sold on Saturday.
the lst day Of May, at the Machine Shop Of
Entwisle & Moore, on Union street, the follow
ing property
lot of Castings for Mil; Anchors 4
Vice Benches and Vices bars OF Iron Large
Lot Of Patterns; Wood Lathe and Pulley;
Saw Bench, and many other articles too tedious
to mention, taken to satisfy distraint warrant
Tor rent Sale az 10 O'Clock.
ap 2g-3t JOS. PADGETT, Constable.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-04-30

4 CARD-NATH'L BOCSH, GROCER
~ aud SHIP CHANDLER, No. g. F'r'n
Wharf ALEXANDRIA, VA. mn
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-04-30

4 CARD.-W. J. HIGDON, for the present
u can be found at w. f. A1wELL's, 1874
K;n9..,reet All orders in HOUSE, SIGN, and
ORNAMENTAL PAINTING, promptly atten-
ded to. Orders from the country particularly
ss.,..,.d feb l6-f
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-04-30

n H. HOOFF, ALxxASDRIA Va, FLOUR,
L. GRIM & GROCERY MERCH.HNl'
has removed to No. So SOUTH or PRINCE, AND ON
USos STREET. Particular attention will be
given to all consignments OF Produce. PLAsTER'
SALT and GRocsRIEs furnished at current rates.
jy26
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EN4H3 az

IT, ~ @gNg
ADAMs' EXPRESS COMPANY
INVITE the attention of the public to the
| facilities Afforded by this Company, for the
;:ItS and safe conveyance Of Specie, Bank
Sre,, valuable packages, heavy and bulky
wlsat kc.
EXPRESSES for the East, to Baltimore
h,i.ip.ia, New York, Boston, Providence
Ari,ori, Gc., leave our office daily, at 2, P. M
EXPRESSES for the South, to Richmond,
fredericksburg, Petersburg, LynchburS, and for
ant, IN North Carolina, South Carolina, Geor'
o.. Alabama, and Tennessee, leave daily At
iPM
Our EXPRESSES are always accompanied
y careful and trustworthy messengers. and the
?.sie can rely upon all business entrusted to US
'tluk done with safety, punctuality, and des-
patch
hEs-On heavy freight from Baltimore
. cent, p 100 fbs; from Philadelphia, 81;
ron New York, $3.50.
No Opsekages OF goods taken by weight, un-
as weighing over 200 bs.
ts 2ODtf r. w. FALLS, Agent.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-04-30

UIILLIAM H. MUIR, MAsUrAcIgR.a AND
w pSALsR IN AL KINDS OF CABINET FUR
NiTURE, CHAIRS, MATTRESSES, LOOK
ING GLASSES, &c, osrs~ Of K'~s sad 81.
lsevk avsss, .iisEs~dis, "a. js 2-ly
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-04-30

r A. BRgwIs. ANTHONY LAWSON
IN A. BREWIS & CO., WHOLESALE AND RE-
TAIL GROCERS, LIQUOR, IND CON-
MISSION MERCHANTS, CAMERON STREET,
A,..Asps1I. Va. NH lift
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-04-30

A LEXANDRIA LIVERY AND SALE
n STABLE.-Will be opened on Tuesday,
September Ist at the corner Of Queen and Far.
far streets, one square north Of Nemton's Hotel the
LIVERY STABLE recently erected BY the sub.
scriber, where may be had al all times HORSES
AND BUGGIES, RIDING HORSES, &C. &C.
The proprietor will also receive HORSES on
sale, and at Livery. All Horses sold at my
Stable will be sold as though they wer. my
own, and prompt returns will be made. Com
mission for the sale OF HORSES entrusted to
my care moderate. My Stables are fitted up in
the best style, and the business will receive my
personal attention. Gentlemen in the country
having Horses for sale or exchange, are referred
to any of the merchants OF Alexandria
aug 2S-eotf THOMAS COYLE
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-04-30

NE ELDRIDGE, GENERAL COAMIS-
M SION MERCHANT and SHIP BRO
KER, also, Agent for the Boston, Alexandra,
and Georgetown regular line of Packets. Union
Wharf Alexandris, Va. nov 1T
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-04-30
SHOCKING ACCIDENT.

Con, .topd.pc. Of Toe Sullivan County RsPuehesn. 49,
WooDBrRs, April ~, 1913.
Tls community has been thrown into considerable
state Of excitement ard the pubic feeling has oeeh
narrowed, by the occurrence OF sad, ana we ieH
fatal accident Ut Hasbrouck in this town, OF osur
dsy last. The victim who was msde TO suner oy th.s
,tsrn decree of fate was Reuben Hall, ongh'eyed'
intelligent lad Of twelve year., the eldest SOL Vi "n
n. Hail. esq, the present Supervisor oil 'n's Town
The circumstances attending the accident, d tney
were related TO Inc, were briefly as folows;
i. appears that he was engaged with another pe'son
hauli, lurob.r each Of them having losded ten n,
and that in going up q steep hill near the LOUIS "
Abrsm Dewitt il became necessary 10 ooucD ~
the hill Reuben went bet ven the oxen 70 agu' Iue
chair when the forward pair, beng come snai nae
ti1 ne or hi ,bspired, took sudden fngnt and ran.
the hook Of the chain, Is ls suppoeeo' eaasI.
The b,y's leg. and being dragged through ,9ugn
piece Of pround lie was caught between eha ne.a
by couple Of small s,unps' ~. Gas n3s
aware of his msngled condition till, upon getting uP
and feeling that he was unable to stand 70
the man WHO was with him, "Oh. ook mere; Wy eg
is on" He Was conveyed to tne ,.ro .nmmousd
10 attend him. They found the limb severed eo4 9
bali way between the ankle and knee JOINTS, ~ au
not think his condition was sucn o. "oucu eH -
to Withstand the operation OF cutting ~ naes.
.sr, TO Dsurs recovery aud 80 va. deferred
til following day when they Sns ahs had doe ,ssd
ton had taken place and ,nS, NJ and they de.
e iis% the !" a seTsas s0 ie S l. Turner q.
i"is,sped the chlorofor and his father sTpu;s,sd
about four inches stnmp; snd toe hsn m n
sns t 10 nap,ssd Of tho boy utterly nneon
sens H Ss,ns any aud for some t@s
cs"d 9, he made 70 believe tina; the operation nal
been performed. .nff.roys and Attic
lug ~ a .s';ensd .prit Of msry for.ituie and 60.
,s,ss ina. wood DO cred, 20 one Il Eyer years ahd
III. said rot 20 have shed tear Or
brestseS mIrnur Of complaint sihee tie rn''Hea' o.
''I have los. lead f.ou The 10y; be z
o,,,r.sl nd hope .r:sTtAic-d q La T@' se'5
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-04-30

AScESE ~ CnuRcH ~ KEsrUckY.--A: cnnre,
meeting in one Of fashionable orthodox charches
in Anderson County KY, last week, clergyman
ask.d for and obtained letter Of dismisson flf hn
self and come Of the members Of his family lie theo
said that any Of the brethren had anything to Say
about him, to " now declare II, or ever amer b ,id
"their peace Whereupon another prescasr SAID
something which was not heard By all The coogfsgs-
ton, but the lie pased between them. The preseher
vile called for the letter drew back his Mt snd struck
the other preacher heavy blow -, and then a com On.
menced kicking him. He kicked hm 90 nara ina
he deno.bed his boot. The defendant beng J." non
resstspt" made no defense: but went before NAYS,
rste and made complaint The ssssant wss fined sio
and cost. ard submitted, besides 70 long lecture
Sr1n ~ Cont. correspondent Of The LDnse'ae
svg an account Sso q sss s. : .s'. :.
. So tsleots great pulpit orator, with pfeposse -
/" ;nr manners. The fight has raised his sisndsg
among bis brethren: Some Of the members Of q
boring church have sent him word v 10 gill 20
" 70 t.ir next church meeting and whip Their preach
er, they viii psytie fine thai Is now against nn,
fCincfnnsn C,nlDsy ..
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-04-30
MEETING OF THE CENTRAL PARK COM
MfSSIONERS

Tie Board of Comm sioners Ct the Central rark
met on Wednesday evening, at d o'clock, al their
room, No. 637 Broadway.
Prtsent-C Commissioners GR.S, DlLLoS, RusrL'
BirTyRwoRru, UuTcuIN, FiELDs. GRHfN, STRONG,
ELLIorrs Hose, and ByI MONT.
The minutes being approved II was a
Rs,oirJ That thirty three pss from No to - mo-. GA
exhibition for proposed improvement OF the Cfnra r's a
by the Board that the selection Oh the four premium ps
are confined 10 the same. -,
The rules were then Suspended, and the Boari p'o-
ceeded to ballot for the relectioh OF pans, Win tue
following result:
Fins: Premium, s2,oO0-Psn No s.
Third Premium, &750-Pian No. n
Fourth Premium, $se-Plan No a.
The following resolution adopted UNANIMOUSLY:
Re,d Ths, examination Of the various plans t1r lay
out the Central Park which have been presented Tor conP
ton the find them TO possess various degrees oil
m.i with oigoa varied and valuable suggestions or tue con
tempsed Object come OF them are oil hse oiaeI OF VIZ
Illustrations Of various objects OF art 10
the tur. the grounds but the CommssD
rs deem proper declare that their award Of the offered pre-
Board the actual construction Of the worh
any plans which the premiums sy be oa'
city Of the Board in the actual consuc
liberty svs Themselves Of such variations as they deem
10 be- the rrouodwork Of their future opersons,
and suggestions for the Improvement and
.mbsimen. Of 'he Psrk for further development and later
decisions. 4.
The Treasurer was authorized to pay the amount OF
the awards to the respective persons who upon exam
nation Of the sealed envelopes, shall appear to repre-
sent the numbers to which the prizes are awarded.
IL was
sent in for competition when Withdrawn be exhibited TO
the public and that proceed. b. divided equally the
unsuccessful competitors.
The Board adjourned a. III D. u.
The successful competitors are understood to b,
No So MeaIs. Olmstead snd NAux.
No. 20. Samuel Gusin. esq.
Nc. n. Nessrs. Miller x Mcintosh
No. a Howard DaLtIs eco.
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Uater Qure.

HYGEIO- MEDICAL INSTITUTE, No. IS
III I.i,lt-,. New Ymi.-Drs TRAIL and MAY, having
...r;.te5 vvh themselves tsiosss d. GORTON n D.,
md NJ, C. sxALLEY NJ. d. tvto be- had large ard
the o. female de
e,e,l enabled se the sn test attention 70 all
classes nvshd The has been thor us eoo-
dietary Of the Institute Every sPFhanoe worth a..rel
inoxn 10 the true system viii he fund here Out
door Pat attended No. LyiDein women received AID
rrovded Inn have the privre Of attending The MIDI
"a ares in the School Department Toms very reaSabe
NB-Tbe NERlDEN MOUNTAIN HOUSE, ct MerdeI,
Conn one charming ard sauerons Ia View
Ersabd viii be opsLed their country esabhsbu~nt rsL
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CorSTRrD-A lawyer who has lately taken Up hs
sbCd at the County House, OF charge Of sf;aros
tote ard carry ing Of other peoples money ha.l@s i's
time hang heavy on bis isnds sent for the catalogue
Of the jill hbrsIy, and fading 80 The abe, 81 ne
there Eighty altered j, read TIE Cp'eered
Store" His csrd lee before u as we wrte-s very
bsIdsS NE card:
H. D. \, AtoIBsy =. Iss.
Cst.fsB' \ : imu.I rs,et, W .''-''-i
s-TAI,t, f'.fdSsft lvoc.,'~ Toe ~.
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lsaal Notices.

IN CHANCERY.-In the matter II an Act OF
Psrsypent entitled Act for Better SECURING Irost
Hund, and Relief Trustees AId ~ the matter oil the
ryns OF the Will Of WILLIAM BEWLEY fAfLOR esquire,
Seees,ed-WALTER COPELAND Of Edward ana frances
Couplsnd born h Jsns 1916 sedsy yesr snS
,di,a come tune at Leeds both il the Kingdom Of Enshsd
Who Wi 10 ses the year 1882 tbersbou and vas u
time or. ,ous 10 1873 gunner Her n "ha
yea &c k, the .erics) and who IN Ausus isS d s
aop and pocseded from thence 70 Amstfne sed -
Mard schooner employed in tn. it TRADE between ne sv
snd which schooner ost H. tbe sany p' OF
is4u and W 10 shsrwsd embarked on board the Isfqsn
Ausricau ship trading between th- unEed see
Amsra and fsvre Grace In France ard who ooesponosd
With kis rsiiyes in EnsAnd from time to time Up 70 Inc IAs
n, 1874 md any PERSONS claiming 20 be lawful ss~ OF me
ssd Waiter Coupasa in the event Of hs death and go
Wsnsr Coupand OF spch lawful issus living voc asnn OF
the said William Bewi.y Taylor OF the sta Oeioot e "
cane 10 fourth part share OF ~ @ under H us:oi
The aid viii h and are des-sd 10 With
Mess, Nelson Bumsr. Of Leeds aforesaid OF WIN M l;
W Eeon Of No Closk lane CsDnons; West Lonaoh M
make his tlsr the Chambers 81 ne wee
lor Sir John Stuart No. II Old Sqnrs Lineon' Inn IN vac
County Of MdessI and Kingdom Of Ers sd ell % es's e
10. dsS Of June. 1858. -.
person who informal oI to the dss'h 81 ne
sid Walter COPELAND Of relsns 10 Lawful r,9s -,'
by him requested to such Information to Mr. L. '" Ne
Of No. Cloak-laBe, CAbnon-,t, West Lonioh wsn
the reasonable expenses Il ssh VII BE-
hi, I3,h dsv of January Isjs kOBT NA PEAkE,
49, - - Chief Clerk.
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THE LIVER IEVIG0 RATOR!
PRZpAREp Y Da. SANFORD,
C0ApOIINDnD ENTIRELY FROM (3iMa

Peaiive and Liver Medicines before The
public Nat CsDaTtie, esser nder, sGsetu
ihsn any other neadns Known not only Csaa.fs bst
,sy acting the Ltosy eject s morbid nat
tsr thsn And bowels On Mat matter mas
phns purposes sfeetsay without any Of the pain
fol feelings the operation " most CatheTf IL
siren shens system hne that p1ass and
when ken daily moderate de's' viii Strengthen sDe su'd
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- suroEae Court County Of Ner York 10 .o E,.s o
the sppicaieu to mottssse, Lease OF sell tte 'a $3.50 -
PATRICK BRADEN, deceased By yiris. ssa ,i ~;
order made the above the Hih a'y OF Ap
whereby the subscriber. Mary Baden, hdpnis ~ -.
goods cbst,els and credits Of said Pstrif bradsn
ordered BY said Surrogate, pursuant 10 Sam, -,
hereinafter ntioned for the payment OF the aeoV: "
csssd The subscriber Mary Brsder Ad,nir Any "a A. - e
aid will sell Public Auction at the NerehIns =, oeles ~
the City Of NewYork FRIDAY the llih Gay o. 'uT
u ocock Of that day, ID. fole~iny A. ~
ESTATE whereof he said deseasea died ,e<,d y ~ A.
certain 10, parcel Of land, with the ealdLt' IA e., 81
bius and being 10 the Eishsenfh Ward OF the sAa Wy ~
York side oi eighth re-. S sse1
the and Third bounded ~ Low
ptt on the snid northeAsery site inLUelsn Se,
distant hundred and sixty seysn ies seni
htm tbe Third avenue, theme rhhon.
eriy i,hi sles Thirty sbth -Sset ~
inches line ct the box tnoee 10y
along said line and .ras with s.d Asiy 81
twenty feet x inches and wothirds OF - "a. ~
south westerly ana parable with said THIRD az.
se nine ehes rorth~sserly .de o ~ .suI9
thence tori. westerly along AID Thirty IN w en-
tytso et sx 10, rds o. al 10 - INV pm VI
place a. hseinrirG -. s-.,-v -.
The Improvements said prem ses tear =
Sitre sDd Ds ,liL sboGse sne from ana - 80
Dive hesss OF he 81 sad s; p,,a We. I"., "Ps
80 ASA MANY HRAOES, AdnaoIss-a q 80,
" $500 ~ LINES " WH1E, ". =
Lit.-t,si o. 81 A }. kLffCkfh ~" = -.
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ia of he
lody nd when il performs .ts functions web, the powers
Of De system are .ly de- vslop.d Toe s,smeA 10 Al
most .s,.ly depsndsst me he.lthy .etior q -
stomach fault tho bowels are al islt, ans the ~hss
sy'.in ssfsrs in eonsequenoellef one 'gsn-ss LNss-
having essed do ts duty lor the diseases Of That or
ar one Of the propretsn has MADE , his study, 10 .
practice Of than twenty years. to lind ~@s renedy
wberewth " soun,sle. Ne mary sersnssss0s 10 which
Il Is liable
sled with LIvER CONF Of lie forms ba' but to
Is.s" aa.. rsneS. al morbid or bad ..it.r from
.sPpyins .ss.r .o. beatty 10. OF p bale
pysc Tas SOP Evips tone and health to the vAAis
naehiEsy removing the esq II OF 'hs ssa'e-esesenx a1
,.yvINTsp by sse occasional Of the LivIs IsTcoRA-
Ore doe. after air il SUN Gent 70 relieve The ''o.ash
and preyent the food from ri, ling aud sourinr.
'' OH, ns dose SEep before prevents NisHrN.nI.
Only dose taken Of might, Iscssss the bowels gen.
Cne dose sfen .itsr sscbI meal viii cure Drsrsrss
Sns Sose of teaspc IL fss vL shses relieve SICK
One S.t. si.r Tor n.l. obs~ sioDs the sss's
U OH on. dos. i.mei.;sly llreev.s CeL,c while
One sas. repeated sur. euTe for C1oLsaA NOR
on,, on. se,tls needed 10 throw ys- the
.oeet: of Medicine sfter lobel- sickness
On. SOse sIsn for JiUs SIes removes si sshown~'
On. sc:s allen before eating s's' 'so' to NE
spHSn& .. a or.n rsrs.sa Isnr.s CnnoMc DnrxusA In
;ts rout ferns while euM MSR sIS Bowl complaint "
two doses cure at AliA.As s..~d ~ MSnn' N
children there sfer speedsT remedy IL tss
world, a. never JeaI ~ ,,.,,..
w. - vlsssms IN recon- <flme,lks his medicine - .
,,.vs,ti,. for FEvyR Ayp IAsyE CHILL FEVER aud 81
ksyr,s sf .ops TYR liz operates viii certainty, and
SAonssnds wiRnG 70 testify I've nc weaoehu "HSe'
Az who ~. il are giving Asir Dnanu'e~ ~"'-0hJ IN hs
kvoT. ,u-
Min Water the -cu'h with TIE isvt0st"' and '"'A'"
beti together - ... ,>,,,>o,.nn,
Is SCIENTIFIC MEDICAL DISCOVERY, ard esnJ
working eures great 10 bieve IL soes ~ pses
s,ss The ers ten. and sedsn nore ttan ore ootks
Is required hind Of LvfR Compliant from the worst
Jsvndice or Dsspesa AeaSseA a. Of "hsA are
the result Of . DISEASED LIVER
PEIeg 81 PEn BoITLE.
Dr. SANFORD ProTnistor No 31 BIoadvsy Hsw, I'LL ,.
Retail Agents In New York: FREDERICK " HUsh1ON,
Nss 10 Aser House Barclay and 81 BrcsS" ssrss'
Canal and eli Drugssts in the country
VTERGNESs O-CHEMICAL BATHS,
No IT'S BROADWAY-rhe only establishment s'ten aed
by Prof yERGNES the inventor The great celebrity oil hee
Baths extrst Of mercury from the sy'em hny
e,tabhet Radical of Rhe mai-n Gol., Uterine DIS
rsss &C. Also, Invsorains Battle preventive OF dise"'t
Portable Apparatus for 'ale-
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MisfflIGfecns.
Goal.

Ovv,en o. rBs CUMBERLAND Coal AND Isos COMPANY,
Conner Of Broadway aud Waist,
Nsw-Yosx, April q, 1853
UNHE CUMBERLAND COAL and IRON
COMPANY now prepared tor the sale of
tlsr wsylh and approved qualities of CUMBERLAND
COAL IL win be shipped order from the Coppanys
y pots at Alsxandrs, Va and Baltimore Nd.
ne Company when required win charter vessels .. lowes
ffsirht vhbost charge A. MEfIAFFEt, President
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-04-30

NE GRATH's ELECTRIC OIL cures Neural
~ eis 81 d Stiff joint. -
swelipgs .,,,o m, -
Of GRATFs ELECTRIC OIL Pies, spraia' aud
Burns
NE GRATH's ELECTRIC OIL cured Gen.
~ WEIGH of Rheumatism ate: being confined 20 h: bed fog
morths Aso Col. SCHNEIDER Mas 1n Hall Phil.aarha ~
Neuralgia Sold by BARNES Park No. 10 Pak--os Ne -
Yort.
NE GRATIS ELECTRIC OIL cured JOHN
~ LIVINGSTON, ESQ.,, editor Las HaeaInr, No. 10 West
i;h.s New York Of Swollen and S:f Neck ser hi, fhy
stefan had failed 70 relieve him. One bottle cured hi Asa him
NE GRATHs ELECTRIC OIL has cured
thousands in Phsdelphis alone, whom ESQ., W.
WAND. esq, r. Durty, esI, J. CRAVEN, esq j. HoL,'
Ma FossiT and others OF the fir, responsibility. Sid by
BARNES PARR No. IS Psrkrow. " w. aud trro ghou. the
Uritsd States
CANDS' SARSAPARILLA-The best Medicine
- world cor Ucerous and Eruptve Diseases Purifying
the Blood and eips the Liver ssonsh and B,we from the
products unhealthy secreion, Il 10 a.on the nst pops
effective and safest remedy tina. can be used.
Prepared and sold by A. b. D. SANDS. Wnoiesse Drcs
gis,s. No 100 Fultonst corner Of William, New York
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II Thy GREAT CErfR lQIrTE


The Penn,yvana RAlrosd Pittsburgh with riL
and from Ct Lous Mo- Alton sens and Chicago, IL
Frankfort Lexington and Louisville Ky. Tene Haite Madison
lafayette and ndsnspods Ind Cincinnati Dayton Spring
fed, Beefondns saodI.ay Toledo, Cevelapd Columbus
ZSnesye Masn aud Wooster, Ohio; $50, it'll the
PACKET aud New orssns St. Loe Loaisvls and
Cincinnati
Through Tehe,s for the Es be bs1 sny the above
mentioned psoss In ths Wet
viii fId this the sbcrtes, mot eypedous aae
q. mEprt.he route between the Fan aud Wet.-
YKOM NEW- YORK TO CINCINNATI IN 70 H0Cm
PROM yEW-YORK TO CHICAGO N ~ HOURS
IRON NETWORK TO ST. LOUIS IN ~ houN
Y.r, e. low ~ any other route.
See hard Mills he hotels II this cfy
T6nush r. ie.s further iIrnsiio- rsy be I'D .; ihs
.aes oJths prNsSyLSANsl RAILROAD;
'"e' ~. SAs.or Eouse b-u>1vsy.
IlrusrJ lS'& . t--~NI' As's'
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8tfanboats ano Railroads.

FTERNOON BOAT for NEWBUKGH.
IN POUSHKEEPSIE, ROND0rT and kiNGSTON-tand
s u Co.zeps Yves, Point Cold Spriag Cornwall NewHreh
Milton And PoOghkrepse fast and e'eeat
stxsmer THOMAS POWELL, Capt A l. Anderson, WIN
leave the foot OF Jsys EVERY AFTERNOON al 81 Geek
eunSsys EXCEPTED R-turnins-Win leave kodout EVERY
MORNING 5 Poashteep,ie al 81 aud Ne~bnrsh Al 49, and
ing a. above
NAY BOAT for ALBANY and INTERMEDl-
IL ATE LAHDiNGS.-The sieaper ARMENIA Will com
,.snee WEDNESDAY Apiil IA from ft ofMmrsysL Every
MONDAY WEDNESDAY aid FRIDAY 81 ! O'Clock = m
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THINNING RAuROAD-Lsspes Fstcs Kss-
il - WI b. c.snes Idss6 Cry = ., Q 80 Ne n, nd
1 - ~ \ 'ISs is<vs nsaAhG L L q - ssns
wN. II SMITH hesskvea
HUDSON RIVER RAILROAD.-Frcm April
III - 1854 fu.ns .L s.,s CsAIes"t ss:t;ea :. ~
sns.r 1I.n, n:sO toI Sins sns m fcs Po.slasy
,.e Pesl,tn md rs sing Trains rop Way
st "a Passengers ChAmb<s, Cans Csrsopher md
sj,.ta Yups ior EswYorh leave Troy st e5 and E3S
"a SIS a uo Atsny Is and l.:s5 AID S. u
AZ. SMiTB. ssperirt~rdsEI
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and HARLEM RAILROAD

IN SPRING ARRANGEMENT,
Commencing THURSDAY, April 1859
leave Depot corner Of White aud Centrens
$50 a M. Mail Train stopping ., Wnamsbrdss and u
Stations north. -,
s.l5n n Sor White Pains stopping at al htsrnedsis
Stationk
Tr.ns leave the Depot .tth-s' ana 4'hN Ne"
s:l5a M For William stidge, stopping ii ell intermediate
Stations ,,.
u.a.m For White Pisln. stopping st ell n'ermedisis
Stations.
ESQ p m...F For WilAmsendee, stopping ~ al "'eios
Stations.
1:oon For Dover Palms. stopping at al intermediate
Stations.
$50 For Wilsnsbriee stopping q. ell intermediate
Stations. ~
RKrrsymc-Trsins leave Albany for New-Yorh st
7.A5 a Mail stopping ~ al Stations Lcrth Of and At
Wiplamsbrldee.
VIM j. CAMPBELL. Superintendent