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The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1859-09-03
Goal AGuirs.


PRoTRACTED MEETING.-The pro-
tracted meeting, at West Nottingham, which
commenced on Tuesday the 23d ult.. was
brought to close on Sunday last. 1t WAS
largely attended, and some powerful sermons
were preached by Rev. VI cssrs. Reed, Smith,
Hodge aud others.
BARN Burnt BY LIGHTNING. A barn
belonging to Mrs. Samuel Aldridgc in Elk
Neck, was burnt to the ground on Friday
night of last week, together with its contents
among which were 800 bushels of oats, II
quantity Of hay, &c. 1t was struck by lightning
during the thunder storm Of that night. The
barn and contents were insured in the Mutual
Fire Insurance Company OF Cecil county for
$3.50 which, we understand will fail to cover
the loss.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1859-09-03

UrIlon. Henry Winter Davis was
rc-nominatcd for Congress, at the Con-
vcntion in the Fourth District on Tuesday
night last. There was an attempt made
to supercedc him, but the American
party of this county, and those having at
heart the downfall of locofocoism, rejoice
at its future. The State Of Maryland
and the great Opposition party of the
Union, cannot afford to lose the services
Of such man a Winter Davis.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1859-09-03
Household & Kitchen Furniture,

Also, Carr age, with shafts and tenguc
| 4-whecfcd Wagon, / OK Cart;
several sets of Wagon and Pluw TST>
Harness, l set Of carriage har- eSaM..
ness; l Montgomery Wheat Fan, Flows,
llarrows, Flukcs, Corn Shelter, Straw cutter,
and many other Farming Implements.
About % tons of Timothy and Clover Hay,
Dat and Wheat Straw.
S=sS;--.N Also, Is head of Young Cattle. 4
VA uMILCll COWS, . Sows, -,
~ III Pigs, 5 Shoats, Brown I'M
MARE, I Bay MARE, l Ycarling
brown COLT.
hot OF Shingles, Cooper Staff, Chestnut
Rails, Cord Wood, &C., &c.
TERMS OF SALE ALL sums under Ten
Dollars to be paid in cash on the day of sale;
on all sums over Ten Dollars, credit Of
Three Months will be given; the credit pay
ments to bear interest from the day OF sale,
aud to bc secured by the note or notes OF tho
purchaser or purchasers, with approved
security.
GJ~Sale to commence ut 10 O'Clock A. NJ.
JOHN A. J. CRESWELL, -t
JAMES W. MAXWELL, a
Sept. 8, lSo9--tS. Administrators.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1859-09-03


-The nomination Of Mr.. Webster
for Congress has been most satisfactorily
received by the voters of the District. -
The many friends of Mr.. Mccullough
here. who SO much preferred him as their
first choice, join heartily in thosupport of
Webster, recognising him as a candidate
with eminent qualifications for the Office
for which ne has been nominated.
The prospects for clccting the Con-
gresham in this district are entirely
encouraging. We believe both parties
admit that Webster cannot be defeated.
In this State rs in all the States, South
as well as North, the people have grown
tired of the extravaganza and corruption
of the locofoco government, and have
resolved to send men of different stamp
to Congress. The Opposition gains i'll
North Carolina, kentucky and Tennessee
abundantly show this and this feeling
is no where more predominant than here
in the counties Of the Second Congress
sional District of Maryland. 1t will be
felt in all the counties in the heavy vote
for Webster, and it will also be felt in the
votc.for members of the Legislature, that
body having to elect U. S. Senator
In fact the general prospects Of the
Americans and their allies in the Oppo-
sition, is exceedingly cheering not only
in Cecil, bat throughout the State,
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BOARD OF COENCMMEN.

After an adjou nn.nt Of three weeks the Board con-
veLsi again lasI eyeniHgah COErELL ia the chair.
Bridging Broad~ay -Ne,s-s. Drungoh Il Pfoc1
Gent 10 petition for The privilege OF erecting suit
stl@ bridge Of light iron work aeTOss Brosiway near
s.. PaUls Chorch for tie szfety Of p7festrans Re-
f,Tred 10 the COMMITTEE On Arts and Sciences.
Mr. EAs TIsE offered the folio sing;
Rs.r.I fba The cenit.ss the Law Department. b. d.
rsstec % repr ~bst he Mayer sisniA BIZ srdi
and b-tlsr protest
49, H. ,sict, Law ara slso -hsthef s.yor
sr.I suprogD4 40 ofdB.see u -, CgDnon C7sp has ne
NJ. 20 .cv. or asertseesL sly change u 80 Provisions scE
0di'
The psrer was adopted.
O2d EsiiOT's CeLebrali0R.-A resolution was sdopt-
"a directing the Snpernter fang Of Laods and Places
10 put a. dispOesl Of tbe Ordsr Of ODD Fello w.
srch portion 81 Msdson SIasre nay be needed for
he ce .0n OF the 40t1 Anniversary Of the irs,i-
uhoB 0: the Order % the 2e,1 Of April next.
Issgua'tVs oC Saiayies.-Jr. Ottsrson oresented
the ioLosirg preamble and resola,i n, which ives
adopted.
HA'sas Thsre are paluts raie n members Of
this asd u TO- iL~s-ay oftLe salaries pail He'd. OF De-
rsru,r-s and ar sHs,roirsss AZ .<.as many a40ses
haze .oSri tssH asts "A tIs AID Gg>ty q
gsrsis
deed 1ss speeisl Con cf three sanb.rI IL
baart q 20, fgEy ,1AL D rss osr-'Ql
VISION 81 ~ saes paid sao.y otks Cay Charter AID
- t5-Ianc-s cffks conmn Co4r<i sd rf'Ft
e>s sAsesEaJ b. resss aDs e9eAlS>eJ sises ~ edSa
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EHPREss ExPAssIoS.-We take pleasure IN ealing
sueDt"E 20 an eIterpnse OF recent origin gotten up
mainly thIs city. We refer 10 the Spanish American
ExPess Company, which bss recently been orgalized
BY gentlemen residing IL Sev-York New. OrIsans and
THIS cy FOR The puTpose If extending orr valuable
system 81 ~Iprss-irg b. end throughout Mexico,
hscrg y, New Orleans with sxpresses already estab-
Eed Tor al paIis Of the Uoied States the l. and OF
Clbs sud E0Tope. Etief2rises o. this character do
for trade aId commerce than politics and dipo-
macy, for while they dragging their Slcw and I'M
csrt-L negotiations along priss ale enterprise IA steadily
snd furey bndDs ne way iLtO avery city sad town In
heIoo opening nsw bed for Ansic, IN industry and
trade Thu istbe troe way 10 expand ard this sGtsf
pfire should claim thu attention "a cor merchants a.
"pfohg res market fJr them, sod one of great
Vsioe. Another lnpotsn, fssae 7. the fact tast it
VII have e terdsIcy 10 divert the trafe Of Mexico
f"m Esope, and secure j. 20 OdTsslye where II prop
ely beiyrgs. To Mexican msrchsotsh VIII be 81 IN
est0s5ie yslne AZ 10 viii cradle toeIn 10 dobusiness
sih much less csptel AID al Td them May iash-
tea lea they not 10. sjJy. SIC lnteGstsad thst
The Compssy have 81 smih esfits az their control,
ard the gentlerasp. VINO control ]; ars OF tie rigaE
stamp 70 use Il 10 tie beet n,3ge. Wews them
sueesss. s. Lcais Re2s5lcaa.
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An application for divorce Is befrs tire Psnnsyl.
vAris LegiAtufs rom the parents OF child not four-
teen yssr. Old TIE ba-tenie, Of her fs,ber who IL
the se- pr Of hotel induced ths child 10 marry hi,
sec,iy, ard The ceremony WA performed by the Rsy.
Ar. Clay TIE husband is twice the age Of TIE GIL,
aud 3 nso Of bad character.
rhs portion Of the NcDoDough estate bsopane
toths City Of SewOreans vas sod 90 the 23d ut for
SISgl.G.
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NEWBORN AND ERIE RAILROAD.-O

NEW-iORK AND ERlE kAlLROAD.-OD
IN and a.t 1ONDAY Nov 90 1853 snc until further notice.
Passenger Trains M leave Pet foot Of Caane follows
VIZ:
DUNSIsK EXPRESS at a m, for Dunkirk ssd principal
Intermediate Stations
NAIL WEST AZ a for DuBkiIk and Buffalo, and Inter
diate stations
ROURLANO PASSENGER At p iron, e'yt HufrrJ Vt,
nj. Pier1 out Ruaerns aud inermediate Stations.
WAY PASSENGER A. $3.50 p M, Tor ~bmso. Por; Jervi'
And intermediate stArons
EICHT ENTRIES $3.50 m, for Dunkhk aid Buffalo.
arc prf 81 pal intsfns date Stations
EHtGRANT m, for Dunkrk. and Buffalo, and inteT.
Hecisse stations
TIE .5ov. Tr.ns daily. sunoAys excepted
Trains al EintrS with the EuuA ea
csBssagps Rsl oed for Niassrs FA At BushSmtoo WIN
Che shamtoo Railroad for syrac - Corn
tps otto the BuHo YorG and Erie Railroad for boeheo
TEL Bvfao Nisgsrs Fails ~ Greet 8eud vito the CeA
vse Lsok.vaupA Nno Western Railroad for scrantoni at
Bnso and Dunkk With tho Lake Shore Railroad, o lsve-
land, CinoinnAu roledo, Detroit Chicago, DC .
' CHARLES KORAN, President
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'llork Dailp Iribttars.
PUBLIC MEETINGS.
BOARD OF ALDERMEN.

BOAkD Or ADDEhmEN.
MosDAr, March The President, MI. iAoaAs
NcSPEDoN, in the caar.
The minutes Of nhe previous meeting were read aud
corrected
Petitions we're received from mkmeu 10 have m
inspector 81 mix appointed 20 Ce stationed at the
HaIlcn Railroad Depot 10 protect them IN raccivius
tie Law f4 me6surmsny Of the cans no. holding the
quantity for which they are charged by the parties
from which they purchase
From +. /. Brsgss snd Others to have a new Ferry
established ~ run from the foot q Cherry street 70
South 5. ventb street Williamsburg. or jacob u ~
sen ard others for change IN the grade OF Eighn
avenue from Sixtyseveuth TO Eigtty-tTst sreet u
conformity with the plan Submitted by toe Street
Conn issioDeT.
OfCbsrles Johnson ard associates for a stage foa.e
from Mxrhsttapyi'ls Railroad depot 10 and through
One.bundred audtwerty nith, E5hth and inlrd ave-
nues TO Harlem Bucge.
Of YIN. II. Adams, srd four others, for railroad
through Broadway, from South Ferry 10 tne Centfh
Pslk. Petitioners state they believe permission
should be first obsined Of the COInmon Council before
making application 10 The Legislature. Tie psper
vac referred 20 the Committee on Railroads:
ON II. GLet: asking for si.ua;lon. MI. APas A.,
Referred TO CIotou Department.
Tie SsELtr 2 FuEd-GeR,r0l LcdgT BalGHee.-Iae
following from the Controller was read, and l,Ote
copies OF the same were ordered printed;
CRY or Nrw-YoRs D,r,ErnEsr % FH'xcE}
CoNrErLL.R's OFfICE, Mach 7. lA59.
erSrtrnTs OF THr co~Nos Couxcrr! In ay cOamahies-
sR Is:, G.s Of 81 10y a. a. Of
r1r 1s b. to and ifoD tie corpOr,on Of Dseen2eI
81 1852 ss.si ae scrouG suc batnce sheets pertaining
siuEfs Fuue. ~oe Re ,' soon as e3upstsd
Toe posting various 0oks birg fr ben ni
otie-. IL required much NOR t- tu
st,dpssa psyGs such b lnee 'aeels raei Rave
18th been frstee, IoE have the pleasure - submit
H. u heTr~iil
yeuted h1roEa iuvestgaoL az h,ss BY - present.
lrol,r Frcu fursory view Of them sppeSt taa. tn
ca, o. the Silkug Fund Tor the ksdezoa u the SJ
D.of fhr 5lst De-.
I65c. ar-ourtso co................ SSSi lal -
Les q CITY
4. r.f. 20
Losu Ro1os .za
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.spI7o c.

Au.l an ouut q s2i 10
TfsIe go iuEet Grrolni Of ssic Fuud,
a. fatri tsios. monies borrowed frl1n q 4 cls
~ The sirtirs Punt fof ths PayDelt q lEterrs. -.
O. ae Ciy Debi, AZ lie d@:e, Tee q t'o!t "
$3.50 0li p
IT,. amount "a gr-ssr--c by III fohoSins ,ens.
lrourt Srav ffrn iLiI find y order a tie Con-
T ESS $500 so y..a. i =; n H. sf. -
D.. N CIV fTeNury account Of cifefr1ee n
.xchsps@ % bouds srd uoTfssers ussc ~ settle
5 . q oslaa Lee
guUerx y,.cis 81 the CoTpsTAson stsud1f Ia -
r.ue ~ ire Cor mission ere ofthe sir k1s furdt
the esT'ces,s' IN 80, s .. 1vLIE o.
as5,f 50 g
r., hoots -rtAirfrs o. fhk fand 500 tag. An'uft
IA ssg 7sl a nsoTEssEes r7oeF-1 - az
a.. sss ia SUI Ct 81 70 received % asA, 81 De Shs
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-03-08

pr ssuis.s fs.oLss v,oirns constipation. si6-asJ
psssns ssi,I asc sss; r-ss'L Of sssAres 81 81
u-. ,Trs.d st he r-turp 81 s.eh 1-nsrusl p-dod sossa
ysies Shk ssnsscn q aHess etHl pe'si1s ao-n
.s.vve hosontoa ~sshIes, Weight and sra~tos s.ios
IA N. bach , small Of the I.s sa,..s'- Ee'OS'
b ito reh gAasls cossIal n ne l-s' s1c
ervrg VsvsI' the hfrs hrcoaa 81 tss seo-
hnl, az gss senssass
shos icy q The hands ard f--; heqasHi
s.. BY lrvsrh e4'ses and general ssynvano'
- ,ys-sn Where taee are felt
yes rely effect Of the Csinohcon sAd
hnps TIA, te'tGoSy ~i insn1e many 'eeHrf ~oea 70
s-t REv an. Il. LswEExcs Esysssv.H, Nc.
spssEIA.y es.rJIstzsG CosPnr-D~sr sG; ] .Io..
ysu st Summer ny se sI-s; Invalid fom uterine
emcofts ard always bad nccs 'Csscoc 81 ~
vertd st hardly kew shs.her n ~ your erAsf
.us.rt H.sbaR. c,inoAoon ne Fortunately
r.pr.ssBts.on, pdsoed sad 3 bottles .tTey
stored hsAth aud abe tas entirely gel vince
DC i0sO.. yoo sosr act Tor ,fns vho safeF.
Ing the s-ays aud coneiss oa'iy si''- Il
&c scaslAs, PssaiE, L, rec. ls5a
Pre-. Of Tsg GsiryIssrss HItss.LLs Ur,sNs cArsot-
cos 50 per bot-. o. the receipt Of ss ave bottles shall
b. any part country and express charges pa 70
tie sra Of the Address
JOSHUA r. BRIDGE, NJ. D.,
secretary Of The SIssiebO,rs COMPANY No 81 Partro-
ke~-YcTa-
Aoonp,<nt physician cor. BkIDGE, eonst,Dty IN Asen'
dance At II. ohes Of roe Gr,.i-Bs.rs Company
Tie GrA.bbtrE 9us - Heath b,s ben revived AM In
proved sl,s.nty u.trsss h beautifully eoIcrsd EnE,s
rus. Of he human system by usl any part OF te'
country receipt Of q complete guide - al dc
,Bd Their
DURDSALLs ARhICA EMINENT, for
ID BURNS
READ rHg kyID'yCE.
Nv SsuFtsr sts1~1 siih hot " rlch .x'ent
that tal1 III Gle sSihed her fr'ey WITH
the Atnies LipneLi isv, ins TNst CONTINUED u,
use LspIy 'hes p-r''ct well and not SCARED
CHAs y soAHEBOhh. stA.ioner
No. AZ Eas'sa-st
Por s.l. 9. No 81 Be.bm,rsL
| CANFORD's LIVER INVIGORATOR,
- COMPOUNDED FROM GUNS
SPRING MEDICINE.
FAMILY MEDICINE.
pURIFIys TIE BLOOD.
CURES LIVER COMPLAINTS -
CURES RICK HEADACHE.
CURES DIZZINESS
CURES DfSPEPsiA
CURES BILIOUS attack.
CURES FEsALE COMPLAINTS.
CURES CHRONIC DIARaHEA. =
s. r. w. SANFORD, NJ. D, ProPd, ,or,
Sold b. all Druggists aid county DoLLis FEs
1
| nRUGS, &c. WILLIAM II. KINSLEY,
IL Es II eold-st mrdeU-isne Nv YORK, ofes 10
| RFTAILERs AND MANUFACrURERS
Ar sssorusBt Of rrisbe DRUGS 6c Reasonable terms
Cousgnmsnts OF DRUGS, MEDICINES he, disposed OF &c
| the best ads pubic notice
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Htsambnata ann Rmlrcxos.

rERAVELERS for the NORTH, SOUTH,
EAST or Est, should buy, before starting ArFLE-
TOMS RAILWAY GUIDE Pfiee Is cent? The clear nan
nor 10 ~bieh the THROUGH ROUTE MAPS sre de,us.ef,
enstes the traveller 20 see az sauce HOW hE SHALL
TRAVEL. HE will nlaty dollar BY securing copy
d. APPLETON 4 Co Pubisbeti,
SAG and Jis Broa9waY.
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uUDSON RIVER RAILROAD.-From De

-
r. lase he Tfelu, will leave Chamber Station a.
folows: Express Trains a N. ard 3:5 aud fSn o. m
Albany Mai h. sin 81 l:l5s for PoughkecPse O. - "a
sna u M Tor Oobbs Ferry 81 $50 IN or Slug sns, So
D. m; tor Psek,kil 3. The Ponghkerpse, Seekskii,
bhs Sing Dobbs Ferry rrAu stop ~ the Way sssona
PseIg taken Chembsrs Canal Chrstopnet I'D S.n
s:le and 5S5 H. aod Albany about - mna,-s later On
annasyssts n an A. v. SMIr6 Superintendent
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NJpW-YORK AND HARLEM RAILROAD.
~ WINTER Asas70EMgEf.
Fsf ALBANY and TROY Pse 81
On ans .fr xOEOsy DC. g. ia5e Trains vtu rfvs ca
", Bee S.rs, ss loloss;
NJ. For u hits Pl<ins
s:% G,..fCf W'Iia0sbf cge
U.e0 a Or H,il trsir fr Alhsuy.
li.Sos o.. For Nate Pi,iB.
2:S9 p n..for "t,iins'nege
Sec D. M. For s'i.non.
$3.50 .. ~. tHyrs- Tor Albany.
4:f0 r. n. F0T rretoU FaiA
B:na ). M. FER Wit. Plains
tlbp m. gOr Nhits Pains from Nhits .aa esxisezA
tiS .. IL. .Fcf " Dl4m,brose-
RE7ssgNG WI lave
5:faa NJ. VINE Pinps
400 NV hsusb-ioge.
7:GA a Cro'or esbs
1:io = m..mu-rtOp
7:2An.. Rti,@ Pisius
s:i5 = m..Nsi -rsil Tor Albany.
1O:Jp a M. ~ uiNs5 bfiogs.
1879 y. n..W hit Piains
$50 . m. Wn'is Plans.
$50 ?. Albany VNsretb.
5.e D. M. "a 81 rTicse.
W. J. CasPByLL, Superintendent.
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mc0ital.
OF AMERICAN WOMEN
Reed sot,es IN tn. T,ibuas sts" Dee. /, 1883.

From MS Exc.LLEEcY JAMES D. WEsTcoTr 0ovEssos
FLORIDA, AND krMBIR OF THB UNITED srATE'
SkkATs.
For up~srd OF twenty-five years was afflicted with dis.sss
in my uy shb the best -d,,a snd suTgc, talent In the
country fsd cnre ~blch yielded In most satisfactory
rsDner, 10 IRE 9IsfeEbery Remedies conscsno1sy sd
yi,e their use JAS. D. WEsIcoTT.
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E,LUSHING RAILROAD--Lesves Fulton Mar
act wharf by steamer ENOCH DEAN At 6:45, and 10
n a. and 4 aud 6 o. m Tho Carr leave Gushing Il J., al
s:s5 and 10 N and and p 1eertne and excnans
ms pa sensen With The boat Huuts Point fne - cent?
80 Nm n SMITH Rsceiver.
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NETWORK sDd NEw-HAvEN RAILROAD.

NETWORK and NEW-HAVEN RAILROAD.
IN IsR WINTER AaRAn9EMENf 1853
Commencing November q, 1883
Passenger Station IN NeWYok, Hhs and ith'sv
entrance I7th-st.
TRAINS LEAVE NETWORK
For New. Haven, T. a. m. lex z:s 2i5 lex SA and
AS m For Rhdsepot = e ter }; l2.f5 2f5, tsGl
s4S $3.50 D. For Mlfre, et,arford snrde3. south
pon and Wesport a. i2:d6 S:Ss and asp For Nor
wsl. Ia o. z:4a 2:i5 (ex) s:45 $50, $3.50 q. FOR 0s
men Greenwrh Ia 1885 S:45 $3.50 $3.50 p m Foz
eauforo H.. (ex) 1915 ass lex S:i5 $50 $50 p
Dor Port Chester aud intermediate stsions si5i 5s
40 $3.50, SIS, p m. - -
CONNECTING TRAINS.
For 8os,ob, 8a tex 2;45 D. (ezl Fer Providence
Hsrvora Sc lex J. FOR Hartford aud Springfield
D. lex " t2s5 an6 2:45 o. % (e1 For Connscticut River
Rsaroso 20 Montreal IN tex For csnal Railroad 70
korhsu ptoD a. ~. lex and lz:15 foI Esw-Hs@eD
sus reW,Lopdon RAilrosd snd s:95 .. For HOUSE,
tonif Rsinosd, FOT Naugatuck Rsifosd g. IN 2.s
p In For panbury AID Eorvelk Rslroed Ia m S:5 IA.
JAMES II HOYr, Superintendent
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n PORT and FALL RIVER Tho speodid aud superior
stessr cay STATE, Capt Jsvet lssyes Ess-fort every
TUkeOHY THURSDAY sra SATURDAY AZ 5 O'clock p. n
sse the FhPIhE STATE, Capt. 6Tayton MONDAY
WEDNESDAY and sRIDAY, at O'Clock from Pier No
an K.
Hsferr no will b. regarded secured 20 any spph
cart nI al The s1All have been paid for.
Fesht ssrded through with great dspsch bJ
On krprsss Freisnt TrAp.
WIN BORDEN Aren't Nos N and u West-st-
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Maier Cure.

DR. +. j. LOWEETHALs WATER CURE
~ md 0VNNhBiUA, No 10 si-~oSer-.t. N-w-Yort
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FRoN Sin HzSSY HOLLAND OF LosDos, PHYSICIAN TO
HER MAJESTY QUEEN VICTORIA.
sUcXIEGHAH PALACE April, 1857
DR.. J. r. BRIDGE, sLcRrTARY GEIEFESbEKG Co -S":
Being Gully sensitive the Dseess reliable remedy fall
ing Of Tie womb stes dsrAnsed nent,raston and the Ct
teadi general SYMPTOM The GTseenbers hAraA' Uter1ne
Cstboucop been tried IN bad cases AID, an
b,ppy 20 ssy has proved i4sn entirely sueoes in all
HOLLAND.
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hRUGS, &c. WILLIAM II. KlNSLEY,
IL Es II oold-st near maideu-isne NV York, Offers 10
RFTAILERs AND MANUFACrURERS
AZ s.sor.r Ut Of rsbe DRUGS 6c reasonable terms
Cousignupnts Of DRUGS MEDICINES he, dspooed OF tc
the best advantage or brought 70 public notice
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oonp,tn, physician COT BhIDGL), eoust,Dty IN Aseh'
dane. At The ofses Of roe Gf.sf-Bs.rs Company
Tie GS.fDbtTE 4lusi - w. sth b,. ben revived All In
proved slrssniy usstsd h painfully eoorsd EnEsV'
ius. Of he human system by us any part OF th'
country OF retept Of q It complete guide - al dc
ess.s tnd Their
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-03-08

THE REGULAR MALL LINE via STONING-
Il Ton, fur BOSTON sna Providence Inland R511-
70. s5otstt ctegt cs,ryiDs The Es>tslu Mail
Tbs a.sB-r. PLYMOUTH sOcK Cat Joel stone, sod
sT0NiS0TGN al PROVIDENCE AID BOSTON ard
PROVIDENCE RAILROADS esyt1s r-~-Yofs ss'y tsun-
Sat. .uscS, II JCot AMI stprtngton sts:S n,
On tos arrival Of tbs Mail Tram which raves b"-'n 81
II. COMMODORE. from E,v.Yors, soodsy, wsan.soAJ
~ YriSav from scI rton Tnfdsy Thuf,a1y aud saturday
The PLYMOUTH ROCK from Esz.York, T1ssday TnGrs
s,y ssurosy nom stoupstou, a0neaJ "wednesday Aes
Passenger proceed stuinrten p, railroad % Prov
.rnc. ono 86son IN y. 1Tgrss. Ned rran issohirs So
PAGES Id sossace no.s By aer fOats snd Ia ample n- 'T
al ,sry iiD's ,otI .eDg North .nd East rss'~n'
.ers B Vreir i,.n 90 eosfo ie ssarsT ehly Mas
nbaitu bed breakfast desired, s1e .svt 81 ahson u
IN 4. ~ tram.
Fsre fror Providence. 20 Ne rpor, s. o.u.,
msstsr Eeconps,is the steamer and rs through
FOR rs,sse berss ss room, or fsisn apply
sDeT Ffefnt Otoe, Per NO. noIth h,-r or 81
me Office, No Il sst'+ryp.scs. fb - 1873
CENTRAL RAILROAD Of EEW-JERSEY-
" Corl.etins Hs~ HAMPTON With the Deia Sae, LIZA
and Western Railroad, and a. Easien with the 10 S
Valley Railroad.
WINTER ARRANGEMENT, commanding Dec g. 1873
Yo FOR EssOG lnsiordiA'e Pl.c-s from Per
10 North Rser 2. IN, u 10, and n for Bonneville
D. above Isiu, and at 5 Q. m ,,,
Isfsy RAILROAD lave New York from tie foot Of Court
4Dots,, ct and I'm, sod sno 5 p. N
Rsi1os5 leave at Y only. FOR Lshish Valley Rail
'''' - y " ~ JOHN o. sTERHs, suo-rintsndent
NTEW-JkESEY RAILROAD-For PHILA-
~ DFLPHiA sud tne SOUTH aud WEST, via JERSEY
CITY-nsI md Express DOES leave newton at sDd u
. m sno ADD o. 10; THROUGH Ticset' sold t Gin
cir al aud West for B1amos Washington hook
I, M t,An. J. W WOODRIFF Assl,tsot supern' endep..
No baggage viii b. received to train unless delivered and
checked fteeu r'uues N advance Of he nrne o 'Vins
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-03-08

Pson THE BOZ Jso x. BRieSs, SUPERVISOR or ExwYorz
toukrY, AND PRESIDENT LAKE osTAKIo AID HuDsos
RIVER RAILROAD
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-03-08
OR SAVANNAH and FLORIDA.-U. s

MAIL LINE The isvori'e s,gao srip ALABAas, Cept
q r sen.nct siIi Rave WEDNESDAY 34ren as IN
froa Pies 40 ". TtTouss ,iokes given h. Montgomery,
Coin bGs AaSta Ahanv aud nscDu. BIS Of 40 uE s-o
only % bsArs For ir,gh psaase, Apply 70 BAN IL.
n,1CHlLL BON, NO. - Broadway.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-03-08

You may coundsr th, certificate almost miracle ny
s. has been snost dead With female weakness, Irregular
inda,nsop, whites, fadns Of tie womb and
her neral system been entirely prosrAsd Livery doctor
n. county - ber but id good though easH
one s,6 plain The G1sefenbers C@hohoop cur
her try and send this letter Nth the heei.
Of grateful NAN Josrb r hAkTssi "DS1 "'N"
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1859-11-30
NUMBER 33.

hHovS's CARPET BAG.-rhe southern
mIr have had considerable to say about
tbc arp bag full IF letters found at
Browns residence None Of them having
been Given in fall to The public, the n. Y.
trer.oe Post supplies the neglect and
gives -ha following specimens bricks;
Dear BloieN II will try and be at
home in time for our little affair ln Vir-
Qjnil I propose bringing a company of
Zouayos to assist us. Go on in your qlori.
o15 work send 81.
Yours, ". II. SEWARD.
Dun Br0ra II will be at Harper's
Ferry with 10000 Republicans in time
TO cluy ou. our plan. Senator Wade
will shoot the President and Grow will
blow up the Capitol It's all right NUNS
the word.
Yours, J,R. C.
D.ot Br0wa:-I viii be on hand
with Gov. Banks and the Massachusetts.
militia Don't be frightened enclose
So, Horace G.. says he wont fight, but
sends COPY Of the Tribune gratis. On
to victory
Yours, Wilson