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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-10-12
DINNER AND TEA SETS.

H DINNER AND LEA SEllo.
FRENCH PORCELAIN DINNER SETTS'
white gold band and decorated.
French Porcelain PLATES, DISHES, &c, &C.,
separate Tor sets.
Frcnch Porcelain TEA SETTS, white, white and
gold, gilt and decorated.
Enrlish White Granite TEA SET'rS and PIECES,
separate.
English White Granite Ewers and Basins, and
Chambers.
English White Granite Foot Baths Sl"r Jars, Sc.
DO. do do. Pitchers Mugs, &c., &C.,
in ANY quantities. wholesale and retail, at prices
that cannot fail to please.
9th mo26 X II. MILLER. son Il Co.
WINDOW GLASS, &c.
NOO BONES FRENCH WINDOW GLASS.
LUU of large sizes, assorted. New buildings
furnished upon favorable terms. Orders taken
and filed nj short notice for French OF British
Plate. GLASS S.l6 of an inch thick. Of all sizes
reouiasd, from 90 inches wide by 96 inches long,
similar TO the ono in VIM. Arnold's new Store
Also, Superior FRENCH LOOklNG-GLASS
PLATES, 3-l6 Of an inch thick, of any width
and length, 10 suit i'll dwellings Of any required
dimensions. Call and examine samples
9mo24 r. IL. MILLER, son co.
TJNO FARMERS, GARDENERS, &c.--Thc un
dersi.uea having received the Agency for
TASKER L CLARk'S CELEBRATED FERTl-
LIZERS, respectfully invite the attention .: the
Agricultural community 10 iae following articles,
now offered for sale
PHOSPHATE FERTlLlZER
GROCND BONE
Do Do SUPER
MEAT and BONE COMPOST
Do Do Do FINE.
Circulars containing description Of the above
Fertilizers sent free Of charge, hy application to
ALHHRT W. GRAl 4 CO., Agents,
aug II \. b. cor hlne " wafer 80.
Wy FERTILIZERS.
WE OFFER FOR SALE-
PERUVIAN, CALIFORNIA, NEVAsSA,
MEXICAN, and suABRERu GCAAOs,
kETTLEWELL's MANIPULATED GuANe.
SUPER PHOsPlIATES of LIME.
GROUND BONES.
PLASTER Of PARIS.
.np % WM. II. FOWLE 4 son.
A LEXANDRIA CITY six per cent. STOCh,
a. saSw CORSR BROTHERS.
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NEW FALL GOODS.

I ARkIN 4 BRO ar. nov receiving aud open
/ 4 us their supply of Fall and Winter 6ooDs'
and are able {" offer to their customers goods al
such prices a cannot fail TO please. oive mem
call AT No : King street. "ep ~
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MANASSAS GAP RAILROAD.
6 WASHINGTON RAILROAD.
E9 M II

~ sE -. s;,..--t:a...
ON AND AFTER THIS DAY, (Sundays cX-
~ ceptcd,) the Trains "n this Road. with their
Omuibuses. will connect with the Trains arriving
and departing on the Orange road, ana the WASH
ington Branch of the Baltimore Road
Passengers will leave Alexandria for Washing
ton. in the Cars at the following hours :-5:lo, ;
9:I0, 1910, ll:lO. and 1910. A. NJ, l:i5, ":lo
4:lO, $40. 6:lO, and 1:lO 7. NJ.
Passengers from Washington :" Alexandria VIII
take the Omnibuses ut the Office Of the Company.
as follows:-6, 1:50, ., 10, and IL, A. NJ; l:"o'
3, 4, ), 6, and :, p. NJ.
On Sundays, the hours will he: Leave AieAan-
dria at 9:lO 1910; and ll:l0, A. NJ, i4' i:lo'
$40. Clio. and 7:l0, y. VI.
Leave Washington at o 10. II, a. NJ. l:3O. ;. 4,
). 4. aud :, p. NJ. ap l3-tf
FALL AND WINTER ARRANGEMENT.
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ROBERT H. NASH,

MIRBLE WORKER,
No. IS, South faiya,r street, opposite ne First
Presbyterian Chmch.
CONTINENTS. TOMBS, HEADSToNES.
M TABLE. COUNTER and WASHsTAND
SLABS, SlLLS. and LlNTELS, on hand, aud
made 10 order. AT moderate prices.
~" Orders from the country promptly attended
to. aug 2I--,l3m
NJ. ELDRIDGE & CO.,
GEyERdL 20 .HUISNjON MERCHANTS,
AND AGENTS FOR BOSTON JACKETS,
NJ. ELpRrnGE, tnio" |'haJ, -1h|"""r,"' ,"'
+ 4 Rrrp. aug %0tf
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NAVY & HARMO

NROCERs DEALERS rs cORS NEAL.
" corr. OATS, B.iLE MY and all kinds
of UiLL- FEED. corner of Prince and Royal sts..
Alexandria Va. ap lilly
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C. G. BRADIEY.

C. BRADLEY,
CABINET CHAIR 4 SOFA MAN FACTI RER.
C"rner cf h'Rya 4.yrra s's., Ah"""dri". Va.
II AS constantly "n hand and offers to the pub
/ lie, an excellent assortment of Cabinet Ware
Sofas. and Chairs Of every variety and on the low
est terms which, for durability and finish. cannot
he surpassed. mn 4-iy
WASHINGTON & CO.,
Grocery, Liquor and Commission Merchants,
No. II. UNION STREET,
ALEXANDRIA, VA.
feb 81
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-10-12

ILOAKS.-Rgceivcd Il this day. an assortment OF
" LADIES CLOAKS. of the newest styles.
ASHHI WOOD, King street,
oct Under Orange and AleX'a. X. X Office.
r AIDES CLOAkS.-Just received full fs-
| 4 sortmcnl IN great variety of styles, I" which
We invite attention.
oct q. X. WIrMER 4 BRO.
JJaRPER 4 BRO. ar" in receipt of a !arg"
| assortment nt FALL and WINTER GOoDH.
They solicit a call from every body. oct
DLANkETS! RLANkETS!.-Just opcne'i-
ID SIX HUNDRED BLANKETS. very cheap.
oc, = WM y. BERkLEf.
IlLANNELS.--A choice assortment, III pia'n
II and twillcd, all colols for sse low by
oct 3 WM. n. BERkLEi.
~ 4 SkIRTING FLANNEL A very des-
lU--i rahic article for Ladies skirts. Tor sale by
oct BRYAN & ADAMS.
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i0AN MARSHALL,
AUCTIoEEER's NOTICE.

TTORSEl \ / T l. 1 " ,-Alsrnn5ria Va.
cts- Office on Royal street, lately occupied by
A. 4 c. f.. Stuart ar Eft
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-10-12

ITOOPEp SKIRTS. il great varetv.-Ju.i re
III criyed large lot Of ilODPED SklkIS,
aud will he sold very low by
sen 2G LARKIN & BRO
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JEFFERSON ThCEY,

PAPER HANGER. IPH0LSTERER. GLIDER
And H"HSe Usroruior IN Gtncrdj.
WIIILST returning his grateful acknowledge
w mcuts L. his numerous friends for their very
liberal cnc"ura cement during the two years he has
been amongst them, assures them that il will bc his
continued effort to serve them with pr"mrtness
and ut moderate charges, AT his old Stand 40. 49,
NORTH SrpE KING STREET, ALEXANDRIA, NH 20
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PLASTER GRINDING

PLASTER GRINDING,
7 RESPECTFULLY INFORM MY FRIENDS,
| and the public, that | have taken the
PLAISTER MILL,
lately oeearjei by Whiting Wright, and solicit
the custom Of all wanting yrod, rel g'""''!, ar
ticic of PLASTER OF PARlS.
JOSIAH III. DAVIS. No. l6. Union-st..
Ia 90 nnsms Neni door 10 II. Ii. Lamherts.
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MARSHALL & CO..

PENNYBACKER & PERRY BROTHERS..
GENERAL COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
AND CASH DEALERS IN
GROCERIES,, SALT, PLASTER, &c.
7 ( pcnnvbuckcr, ALEXANDRIA,, "a.
William Perry,
Joseph Perry. aug Z-u
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-10-12

Office, IL HdsEiagion st.. NORTH n HiAy, Ena Side,
ALEXANDRIA. VA,
OFFERS his Professional services to tbose desir-
" Ing them. Particular attention paid to the in
scrtion Of ARTIFICIAL TEETH noy Sly
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VOL. TX.
c,,a.,e and Virginia Advertiser
lsIa11!' slr<nEn DAILY BY
EDGAR sSoWp s,S n. -, v..,,v

-. Gazette and Virginia Advertiser
l.Isct:!a s",y. TJSr cOrNTRr)
+. yrBrr,HEr. REGULARLY, on G,,un.vS
,,rIJI RSpAIS, AND SATUkDAlS,
:. s'pAnt, ,,,r. per aunun, payable inadVanee'
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J. BAUMGARTEN.

J. BAUMGARTEN.
No. 4q9. IN street. opposite Oid Fcliors' Hall,
WASHINGTON,
ENGRAVER and designer in general, manufae-
IL turcr and inventor Of the new, improved seal
presses, watch-casc cngravcr, wood angrarcr, mu-
sic puncher, stencil cutter, copperl!ate cnSraNcr,
and photographer, i prepared to execute engravings
On any mca-"n gold. silver brass. copper, steel
&C.. in as good and workmanship a manner as ny
any other establishment III the United States The
advertiser feels confident that all orders entrusted
10 him will give perfect satisfaction, or no charges
made.
SEAL PRESSES.
OFFICIAL HAND AND BLOCK SEALS,
WATCH CASE ENGRANER,
WOOD ENGRAVER,
MUSIC PUNCHER,
STENCIL CUTTER,
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AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS, SEEDS, &c.

S,EEDS. SEEDS SEEDS.;:--
- - bushels Glover Seed
900 Timothy 4,
800 Orchard Grass Seed
80 Herds Grass seed, o; superior quar-
ity. selected with great care, expressly Tor our re-
tail sales: 10 all Of wich w. invite the attention
of the farmers Of Virginia .i,d Maryland, whose
orders 81 i'll be progptly ..ni carefully executed.
ADDISON, WALLACE 60.
act Agricultural and Seed Store, Ihinh !.
rRASS SEEDS.--Just received. supply "i
W fresh Kentucky Blue Grass; Orchard nFas,
Herds Grass or Red Top; Italian hye Grass
Sweet scented Vernai Grass: Timothy. &c, ior
sale by DRAlIoN ": MhADh'
oct 2 No. II. Fairfax street.
ORCHARD GRASS SEED.-Jmst received,
" 800 bushels of prime ORCHARD Ae1
SEED. for sale by DRAYT0E q. MEADE,
oc, 50. u, Fairfax street
CtEED WMEAT-A very superior lot of Norm
u Carolina Blue Stem White WHEAT Tor saie py
DRAYTON q. MEADE,
o., No H. Fairfax street
nAkUM.-25 bale. Navy Oakum, Tor ,ae oS
" sepl3 J. y. dhhfI" ~
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-10-12

SHUPER CARB SODA; Flour Emery; double
- super fine Mustard. very supcri"r:) Wine
Corhicum: Iron hy hydrogen refined BoraS;
Rose Pink Emery and Sand Paper; Emery
Cloth: Madlcr Shclac Litharge; Putty, ami VI
tramariuc. Just received, ard for sale by
]. LrADBEATER & son,
IDmo7 Staber's Old Stand
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SUPER IIOsPHATE.-Whit Super
- Phosphate Of Lime, for sale by
sep 81 WHEAT 4 BRO.
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TH0MAS PERRY,
JUIIUs DIENELT-DENTIsT

Commis sien Merchant, No. >. Janney's Wharf.
ALEXANDRIA, VA.
feb l0--ly
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vnr. -,
~ WANT A FIRST-RATE ARTICLE
=, hooPED SKIRT, 60 to
= % RICHARDg.
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fALfF0RNIA, Columbian, Nevassa, A. A.
~ Mexican, and Robinson's Manipulated qua
nos. For sale by JAS. c. NEVETT,
sepl7 Duke street Wharf
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-10-12

XTERY LARGE SIZE TRUNKS, an clegan,
article Tor packing summer clothing, sold at
cost. AZ [oct 81 RICHARDS
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-10-12

THUWAS II. IUDW NTN.
p.S We have brought the Patent Right for the
Civ and County uf Alexandria of Machine for
saving felloes and all kinds Of circular work. and
are prepared to saw tclloes in the best manner;
also, to sell shoprishts. Call and see for your
selves. Iaug dim K. 4 I. ID. II.
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NANCY ARTICLES. Pcrfumed Soaps, Extracts,
L Cologncs, Hair Brushes, Teeth Brushes, Nail
do, Medicinal Wines. Braudics, 6c, Schcidam
Schnapr., Cigars, Eau Lustral for the hair, White
Mustard Seed, Spices superior Black and Green
Teas, Surgical Instruments. Just received by
DIX. Il. II. STABLRR,
sep . NJ. l65. King street.
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ORANGE & ALEXANDRIA RAILROAD.

Baltimore. sep I2-t'
New-York daily tribune., 1859-05-25

elusive paiur, sdiuced that fool u,sfi.r sss a<a
committed The bcdy prss~n,.d several osArss 81
violence, including severe eontnS'ons and stao " te
region of The breast which of Itself was sufficient
cause death, and was apparently inflicted ~ drk-
knife. brother Of the young man now m caststy
was strongly suspected OF being the preparation OF the
crime. and was arrested the COroners warrant, ea
was subsequently rclea>d for want O sufficient ms a.
paioy, evidence. 4 will. pmporting TO have tcoo
made by the deceased, was p.oluced, AMI has since
been ascertain 10 BE- forgery and to have been
drawn out by some member of,he iHmiy--uppDsed By
the prisoner Since the decease of Mr. Robertson tho
prisoner and his mother, wife OF the murie 'd man,
have not lived on very friendly terms and she has
lodged information against hsr sou. charging him with
having numbered his father Tor the purpose oi beeom-
in, possessed Of portion Of the estate
". Z. Mathews, esq, }. r., has taken the mstt~r
in hand and hopes entertained that the eNamss-
ton. which ! being conducted very cautiously, vA
lead the discovery of the perpetrators OF The murder.
The primary charge again-; the prisoner - oi havny
forged the viii but believe that the authorities \.
pect shortly ,o be in possession OF facts which Will ~
tho cnue n certain individual, and thus bring u
light one of the fouest deeds which has been con-
mitted in BraDt since the Mohawk Valley resonnded
with The Indian wnr whoop. Several farmers are snh
arriving. end great interest manifested in the pro-
ceedings The name ofthe prisoner is William Wallace
Robertson. He Is young man apparently about ~
years of age and when arrested he denied that he ws
guilty of the forgery.
Mrs, Sarah Robertson, mother Of the prisoner, ~
posed that William had admitted 10 her that be he'd
forged the late ar. Robinsons will This admission
was made some time after the ~illw was made. Tho
will was found by the children in desk which hcS
been previously searched; bu: Mrs. Robertson fvua
the beginning doubted tia; the viii was ever me ie by
her late hus band as ii it genuine, 10 would not
have been found in place which mad been previously
search so well.
MIR Robertson was killed in November, 1854, and
before he died he said that he would leave HIS pr2psrty
in way that she this widow and little children would
be well taken care Of. She also the prisoner
copying bona tide viii, which had been made by tNo
deceased. The only assigned for copying tne
will was that his father had not written il in legible
manner. This will was declared by Squire johnson b
be useless as there signatures TO IT, and moth
ING was ever said afterward sbou. the viii until 10
one which ia supposed TO be forged was discovered.
TIE prisoner always asserted more yht 10 the proper
~ than any other Of the children. Several other wit
nesses are 10 be examined.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-05-25

SUPREME COURT.-In the matter Of the ap-
~ yhcatoE ., q. Mayor Aeras ard Cocaronafy Of hs
Cry n Rsvyors By lie Bosd ,f Conai~sssn ef hs Cen
TIA; PARA reye the ssquisson Of Anas for pubic Pk or
phce swren and ileh syss.s and ns h and eh ave
nses 10 me e;J Of Mayor Adermsn and Com
noopa,y 1f,he City Of New YORK; BY .h- Board oi Cosso
Of ,h~ CeB,rs Para pursszl. 70 he ssuts entitled An
At 20 Alter he Nap af he Cry of ey ynG OF
thereon puhhc Pac AID snor.s tss isbie OF he same
gased April eshr-Gfhs bring presen:-hereey sye co
5cs to The ara psrsons resfetlseIy en
tied unto interested he iinds seDencnts sd
hereinafter mentioned s-d described that they VA ~
ply he Supreme Con 81 he STATE Nf e. SPECIAL
term of ssd Court 20 b. h tbe City Hal o the City Of Ne~
York. Monday the h Day Of june S The opening OF
the Court inst dsy, thereafter Counsel can oe
beard for the sppoa.sn. # thr- Commissioners Of Appraisal
in the above entitled mater. 20 estimate IN favor Office several
oxners l-se-s. pa- and Aforesaid -s, ard eeuits
bic prsson or tax all those lands, kerts
ard prrnisss lie between 10th snd lsA sts, and
h 9Th Ia said city, which The said Soafd Of
Commissioners OF TIE Central Park deem advisable be
eHirrd vpose o. extending @ Cenal rs in the City
o N.Ns-YorA which said nGs and premises laid out the
rap plan Il said city, under and BY virtue u al a.. entitled
reIsliEe improvements touching the laying out of
srr.. and rods IN the City of New Ycs add for oe PGr
rs.ss' passed Apnl ) lSi1.-pated May l.. iSSs
RICUARD EuSTEFD Counsel - the Cooperation
mylre20 and 20 said Board Of Commissioners
New-York daily tribune., 1859-05-25

ABUSE or THE FaAsKIsG PEvILEsr.--The stsl
tiop Of the officers Of the PostOfice Department tf
recently been called to the fact that nunber of s
culars iseued by William ID. Phillips, and apparently
ranked by distinguished member OF the Sensse,
have been mailed the city postice within the la-t
few eeks The circular in question relates wholly tO
M, urya,e business Of Mr. Phillips, who tenders bis
sgryces 20 the public general agent for the prsse
ct:on of claims before the Land Office and other ba-
reaux On being interrogaied, Mr.. Phillips confessed
No. only that the pretended frank was written by him
sef hut that Il was written without the knowedgo
or consent Of the Senator whose was used. Tho
city postn sster thereupon reported Phillips TO tho
district Attorney for prosecution, and Phillips has bsen
arrested indictment by the grand jury, aad hAs
been lodged in jail 10 await his trial. 1t may not f
inappropriate in connection with fis matter 10 ssy
al few word relative TO the monstrous abuses which
daily in the exercise Of the irankng privilege
abuses alike discredable TO its possesors and 10 hose
vino, for the sake Of paltry and dishonorable adv
tsge, constantly requesting members Of Congr-xs
aDd heads OF bureaux to violate their duty and ste
their honor by the misuse Of this right Cases Of is-
position 80 bold as that which have Just meptiooef
are no doubt rare when compared with nameroas r.
rtances In which the genuine franks Of membsfs
Congress are used to cover the private
of ogLeu. kCVcst;gtoos
New-York daily tribune., 1859-05-25
SUPPOSED PfRRICIDE.
4 son FORCES A WILL. AND II INFORMED
AGAINST BY HIS MOTHER.
CoErespoLderee of The Hamilton (canads) Times. 80

CoTrsspoLderce q The Hamilton (Canadsl Ilmes. -
BRIYTFORD. May 10, 1879.
A early the hour l., a. H., people have arrived
in town rom the country, and are converting about
the arrest oi young man named WIN. alice Rob
ert>on who has been taken into custody on 4 charge
of having forged hi fathers viii about tTo years ago.
Il appear. Tint farmer named Robert-on lived not
far nom Mount Pleasant iew niles from BrsntiOri.
H. was possessed OF considerable property, and had
ance of moral obligations or parental authority Mr.
Robertson was returning from BTantford, and he'd
freely partaken Of intoxicating Iqucrs He did not
reach home at the hour he expected, aud On the
following morning his body Mas found lying By the
roadside.
An inquest wss held, and evidence Of the mcs eo1'
New-York daily tribune., 1859-05-25
Alf6ndl.

nR. NELPEAU's CANKERINE.-
~ TIE GREATEST DISCOVERY OF THE AGE!
For the almost Of CASkER in rs wcrst
fors il also sovereign for Sore Mouths and Tross
resulting from scaTain snd Typhus Feves unvaled BY
anything yet knovn for npp.s Flesh Wounds Fresh
scas oi Sores and Sores kind Positive
cure fr Bronchial Affections is hrsc We VIII war
ran II 20 extract the pain or smart om Burn bad in
from minu.rs The with Canser All we asks
tsl and result IL Is perfectly safe ~ give
70 an infant. For saIe BY BURRlLL HUNTING Sole Pro:
pretors No l2 NsssSu-s- New York. No and No b
rnonts Boston. Price IS per bottle. For sale By
al iruzsisG
New-York daily tribune., 1859-05-25
DE X WAN YRUP -

This PREPARATION Of IRON dh.r from all others be-
ing protected solution u the ProoAide combination never
before ob bained Permanent form. IL IL widely known in
Boston New gland where Il prescribed by he most
prominent physicians and h extensively ssd there BY the most
Intelligent ard respectable citizens For Debility from any
cause Dyspepss and The yariou. disease, arising from dee
orstsd the blood il has been found extremely eica.
cio Pamphlets giving full description Of The remedy and
the remarkable has effected may be obtained OF the
sgenis.
We .ubon article from The Boeton Daily Advertiser Of
June 1853:
"PE.uyaS syRupWe feel ns,iied in calling attention 20
medicine after carefully weighing the evidence Of is beneh
cent ruaes The vaue Of iron the Is well known
but Il has heretofore been deemed Impossible to maintain lis pro
oSide solution in such be OF permanent value
now however, the testimony of DR.. Hayes, State
Asayer that method of combination has been discovered
which obyia.ss this difficulty and that this preparation of the
protoxde Of non may replace ell the existing combination, Of
the Nstea Medca 1t ss already received the appreciation Of
several ply Of high standing while the proprietor. have
many rsstnouias from respectable private c.ns who have
experienced virtues We believe that IL y. efcacous
for The cure variety Of diseases 10 which the human H
prone" ,
p. c. WELLS No. rs Frankfor,-si HEGEMAN Co. NJ.
5Ii Broadway, and BARNES PARK, New.YOrk.
" L. CLARK Co., PropT.ors, No. Waterst, Boston.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-05-25


~ NEW CHALYBEATE REMEDi.-T startling dscov'
cry rsde by eminent Freuch sDd German chemists few
ago concerning great difference IL quantity aud 9adlfy OF
less than extensive CLASSES or
coLed BY the llusous ANDRAL and GavAsET
blood 20 included IN those clsses
In prevalent u female debility aud loss of healthy com
pexon (choross uor slbns the proportion Of the red
ob-eoaed bas Of the blood found TO be reduced from
IA 10 a. the ol1od Of coHsumptrs and soioH pat ens
the reduction .qusy striking; wae the prevalent discharges
in these and similar naodies found 70 consist OF clear
liquor flied with gobugs Of the blood greatly enlarged snd en-
trcy diyestcd OF their colorng matter Further re-
TACT that almost every Of debility
and disesse .rsrg from hst vulsa deDomnatSd "npy
Of the blood The deficiency and demanded the
ssms rem dyhe Infusion of PuRE into the circu son
ia the medical which
each box of Dr.. MOTIFS CHALYBEATE PILLS, the most
npeut physicians Paris london Eicuus and recently Of
York have discarded the old CEsy remedies mere
salts Of adopted the iron tpuIlted BY combustion
IN hydroEn Introduced this country BY Dr. DAt L.
MORT retired medical chemist Of great experience and skill
IA, effects IL the kind VI complaints where general de-
bty and appete exist surprising snd dehehtfui II
srnpy ew every trial. and aperent eha este
has no .psror and substitute Price % cents Sold, whole
sale The Principal Office, No ) roadwey ana sy
an rrspeetabs Druggis,a. X. y. LOCKE, |
General Ag.nt, No. st9 Broaawf.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-05-25
AyEw-yORK AND ERIE RAILRoAD.-Or

IN and after MONDAY. Apr iS'9 snd ui,'s ta''ei
via: pxt.
DUNKIRK TXPR,Sss, Ga m, for puailTt sna badAo
and principal Intermediate SatilaL , 49,.
NAIL TRAIN ., u toI Dankrk aud Buffalo, and Inter
mediate Stations ,,u..
ROCKLAND PASSENGER a, 50 p m. from ho, OF haf
r.ors,, via Pcruen tT suhegEs ans > ;,
WAY PASSENGER Rs4 y. a., Ds Ne~ bursa' A4ade~Nn
and utrrfneds'e S.s,ous. "A
NIGHT EXPRESS al 5 p. m, for Duntnf aud bHiAo'
The above TRANS run eaiy, Sundays eSccqed- . v,,
These Express Trains connect ~ EIrra win the rmfA
Csnsndsigss, and NiaEsrs tAl' Rsiroad tf nsssia
Rpsbsmni with the Syracuse sud CHAR pton Rsiosi tt
Syracuse s Corne with the Buaao CoFHns sud New i!s. I
Rsioad E Rohcster and Buffalo; ~ GnAt Bend, with the
D.swse LsclAwnnna aud Western Railroad for Scranton 81
H.rrslsye with the Buffalo and NewfoTk City Railroad
and a. Rraso and Dunk with the Lake Shore Railroad f
csy,lsnS Cilciussti, Toledo, Detroit. Chcsso es.
~' CHARLES MORAN, PTesidsBt