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The King of Naples is suffering from disease in
the articulation of the thigh bone, producing such
extreme pain as to render life almost insupportabe
This disease arises from the attack which his males
ty had some years back. In addition to this, the
King suffers from nervous fever, which induces
FREQUENT delirium; and altogether the complication
OF disorders is so severe that medical men do
not hesitate to say that the case is incurable How
far the life of the king may be endangered is anoth-
er question; it is, however, impossible for him to at
tend to public business, though up to certain time
the G'ornate Offctale endeavored to create an i'm
preston that the King was devoted to public af-
fairs. "
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The MOUNT VERNON FUND-In an extra of the
Mount Vernon Record, the Secretary of the Ladies'
Association says:
Since the signing of the contract for the pur-
chase OF Mount Vernon between Mr.. Washington
and the association the 9th of April last ali the
been to cancel its obligations the 22d of Febru-
aary. 1855 that on the birthday of Washington
that reyered spot might be proclaimed the proper
ty of the nation.
In order to stimulate yet further the exertons os
her countrymen, they were shown that more than
one-halt the amount needed was already raised
and That but three cents each from the adult popu-
lation OF the Union would give a far larger sum
than was required for the entire purchase. But
the I'D has passed, and the wished-for event re-
mains unconsummated.
The regent, in the faithful discharge of her re-
sponsbties, has exercised the power vested in her
10 advance the true interests of the association by
calling In collections as rapidly as made, which
were paid over by the treasurer without delay in
sums permitted by the contract. Thus in the space
OF four weeks little the sum of S62 OO0 (9 500
OF TINS sum being, however, po tion of the Sl5-
600 stated to be invested in our former report dis
charging Indebtedness for the I'd and Sd install
ments, due severay 1860 and 1861 as follows, viz:
on Feb I'D, SlS,7l2.78, closing the I'd instalment
with interest thereon, due Feb. 22d, 1860; Feb
2Sth, $4,000; March I'd, S. 900; March 9th. $40.
900; March 10th, S5,000 March 18th, So 900: March
2lst, So, 900; and March the 23d the remainder.
closing the payment of the third instalment, with
interest thereon, due Feb. 22d, 1861. Thus the as
sociation has paid Sl5S 1888 80 of the sum of 5000
600 REQUIRED to secure the title to Mt Vernon
Sl50,00O of which has been paid in little more
than three months! Forty-one thousand six hun
dred and sixty-sx dollars sixty sxtysix cents with
interest thereon, is yet to be provided for being the
4th lnstalment, due Feb. 22d, 1862.
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Skippinq SnteIIIaente.

The New York Herald says that ''Niblo's" is not
TO be DESTROYED.
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The uniformed militia of all arms in the State
of New York number II ,756 men.
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NAvAL-The launching of the new steam sloop-
ot-war Richmond at Norfolk, on Wednesday,
leaves on the stocks only of the five sloops-of-
war ordered by act of Congress in 1857 They
have been launched in the following order -
Brooklyn, IA guns, at New York, last summer;
Lancaster, lSguns, at Philadelphia, in October
Hartford, IA guns, at Charleston, in December;
and Richmond, IA guns, at Gosport. The Pensaco-
la, 16 guns, at Pensacola is not vet ready to leave
the ship house. Since the above were taken in
hands, Congress has sanctioned the construction of
seven others, of still lighter draught one of which
rating six guns, is being finished in our own NAVY
Yard; one at kittery, six guns; one at Boston,
three guns one at Norforlk, six guns; one at PEN
sacola six guns; and two at PHILADELPHIA six guns
We give their calibre in the Register 1t is be-
lieved they will all be afoat in July
The desire of the Government now seems to be
to do away with sailing fag-ships. Four wears ago
nearly all our Commodores were on board sailing
frlgates. Since then, besides other steamers the
Powhatan is flags in the East Indies, the Wa
bash on the Mediterranean, the Merrimac on the
Paclflc, the Roanoke on the home station the Cum
berland Is to give way to the San Jacinto on the
Coast of Africa, and, if "coming events cast their
shadows BEFORE" the Sabine, of the Paraguay Ex-
pediton, will be replaced by the Brooklyn or Ian
caster-probably the former.-N Y. Courier and
Enquirer.
Commander S. B. Bissell has been ordered to the
command of the receiving ship Independence, at
Mare Island navy yard, vice Commander A. B.
Fairfax, relieved
Passed Assistant Surgeon Randolph F. Mason has
been promoted to be Surgeon in the Navy, to fill
vacancy occasioned by the death of Surgeon Sam
uel Jenkins, Sr.
Orders have been sent to Philadelphia to-day, to
have the sloop-of-war Lancaster which has lust
been finished at the navy yard there fitted out for
sea with all possible expedition. 1t is surmised
that she will be sent to the Pacific Wash Star
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OUR MACHlNES AXE
THE CHEAPEST OFFERED,
when 1t considered they the only capable doing
every kind Of )rk from linen besom shoe
Send for copy oft Singer and Co.'S Gazette, contain
ing all information about Sewing Machines
lemming Guages of all sizes, and Binding Guages for
every kind of work, adjusted to our Machines
,,o. We. BR0DERICK,
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MlisYllallfous.
SINGER'S SEWING MACHINES.

l59 BALTIMORE STREET
We are now offering our new Family Machines which
comDlne Improvements found in other machine, the
LOW PRICE
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Mr.. Turner Reed, resident of Abingdon Mass, J
was robbed on the road that village on Tues
day evening, by four who took from him 81,
300, and threw him into pond. He managed to
get home, however, in a very bad plight.
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OLDEST ESTABLISHED sTANR A T2,r c,rv
ANDREW E. WARNER, ' iiiN via
No 10 NORTH GAY STREET.
MANUFA CTURER OF
SILVER WARE AND FINE GOLD JEWELRY
DEALERS

4 NUUNIR1 UEALERS
WATCHES,
FANCY GOODS,
FINE CUTLERY,
CLOCKS ..
PLATED WARE,
STERLING SILVERWARE,
WATCHMAKERS' TOOLS
AND MATERIALS,
Will find the largest stock and greatest variety south
New York at
CANFIELD, BRO. & CO.'S
229 Baltimore street,
And at the lowest Wholesale importing Rites mh246tr
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AFFAIRS OF THE PosT OFFICE DEPARTMENr-The
HaMangton Star OF Saturday says In the present
emergency, the lack of the appropriation will be
treated just as dehclences in appropriations have
heretofore been managed, we apprehend In fact
the dehcency for the current year is really all that
VIII require to be provided for; as the payment for
the hrst quarters service of next year would not
ordinarily be made until within few days of the
meeting OF the next Congress, and Congress NAV
De called together week two earlier or the nav
ment may be delayed lew days. In order to
enaoie contractors to perform their part of the
service, notwithstanding the failure of the Govern
ment to pay them at the usual periods, it NAV be
necessary for them to borrow money. This how
ever, Is their business and not that of the Post
master Generals and it is supposed they will pro-
ceed Just as they have been doing, when unable to
wait Tor their money until they could obtain it from
the government. That practice has been to nego-
tlate loans on drafts given by the contractors
against the Department. and the following quota
tion from the ''annual advertisement inviting pro-
posals for carrying the nails, explains the charac-
ter OF the draft with sufficient cearness:
The Auditor OF the Treasury for the Post-office
Department has found so much Inconvenience risk
ana expense to result from the practice of contrac-
tors IN making drafts on their pay in advance of the
quarterly settlements, that he has been compelled
to adopt the following regulation, to which he will
rigidly adhere, and of which contractors and all
concerned will take notice:
'But one draft for the paw on each route per
quarter will be paid or filed for payment in this
office. The draft should state on its face that il is
the only one for the quarter and the route (both to
De speclhed) ON which it is drawn; and the sigma
ture thereto should be attested by the postmaster
at the place where it may be drawn, and one other
witness, and each assignment thereof should be at
tested by two Witnesses
.'lt will be perceived that draft so drawn can
only be received and filed in the office by courtesy
OF the Auditor; it cannot be accepted as business
paper is usually accepted, and imposes no obligation,
and raises no claim on the United States except to
pay the amount at the proper time or SO much as
may be due the drawer on the quarter named and
no other. But if the whole amount due the con-
tractor be not sufficient to meet the draft it cannot
be surrendered but, though portion only be paid,
it must remain in the office as voucher for the
payment, as the law requires of all vouchers"
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we mentioned, some days ago. that an expedi-
ton would start from this CITY, at an early day,
under the command of Lieut.. John Mullan of the
"a Artillery, to construct a military wagon road
from Fort Benton, on the Missouri, to Fort Waa
Malla, on the Columbia river We now learn that
Lieut.. NJ has already gone forward to the frontier
to complete his arrangements for the undertaking.
and he will shortly be followed by the following
gentlemen appointed to assist him Messrs A. NJ
Engel and I; ii. Kolecki, Topographers; C. How
ard, Civil Engineer; G. C. Taliaferro, John A.
Smith, W. Johnston, and DR.. j. A. Mullan, Assis-
tants; and c. Spangler, Wagon Master
The Superintendent of the Fort Kearney, South
Pass, and Honey Lake Wagon Road Col F. W.
Lander will leave this city on Monday for St. Jo-
seph, Mo-, where he will start to resume his work
on the road on the Goth of April. He will also 90
out as special agent of the Government to several
Indian tribes on the line of the road
his company will comprise Mr.. VIM. Wagner
principal assistant engineer; Messrs. r. L. Poor, NJ
Long, James A. Snyder, and John R. Key, asss-
tants; Mr.. F. B. Burch wagon master. Mr. j. H.
lngie, former disbursing agent for the company
VIII accompany the expedition far as st. Joseph
1t Is stated, on good authority that another let
ter may be shortly expected from the veteran Com
modore Stewart, of the Navy, on the subject of the
gun-boat expedition planned by President Jeffer-
son Tor the acquisition of Cuba, as he alleges. 1t
Is said that Com. S. will, this occasion support
ms assertions by references to correspondence on
the subject. His communication will be an answer
TO denlas of his recent statements in connection
with this subject, and will most likely appear in the
New Y ork Journal of Commerce.
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SEYENTY-FIVE DOLLARS
Our Standard Machines, which universally used by
the manufacturing tradeoth and the Northern Cities
HAVE BEEN REDUCED IN PRICE,
which places them within the reach Of all persons who hay
ewip 10 do
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DIAPER BAGS.
OF there serious objection to this article,
owing to IMPERFECTI0N IN BOTH PAPER AND MAN
uFACTURE. These objections ENTIRELY over
come by the introduction of the
NEW MACHINE MADE PATENT LIP BAG,
being made of the best Manila Paper and perfect in ALL
respects, (szes from Il to 25 lbs.)
Grocers Confecones Druggists all others using the
PAPER BAG,
are respectfully invited to call and examine
j. A. DUSHANE, r-
49,. SOLE AGENT
Monmouth weekly herald. [volume] (Freehold, N.J.) 1854-1860, 1859-12-15
eIes IN The glands, swelIings; and on the surface
eruptions OF sores. This foul corruption, which

SVlutfS N INC OIOOu, UlTCsSCs Inc encrHlVs OF HE
so that Sctofulbus constitutions not only suffer from
scrofulous complaints but they have ta1 less power
to withstand the attacks Ct other diseases con-
sequontly, vast numbers perish by disorders which,
although not scrofulous in Their nature, still
aercd fatal by this faint in the system Most of
the consumption which decimates the human family
has its origin directly in this scrotuldus contanna-
ions and many destructive diseases Of the liver
'dneys brain, and, indeed, of all the organs arise
ON are aggravated by the sumo cause.
One quarter of all our people are scrofulo1is
their persons are invaded by this lurking Infection
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r. $3.50 str.-sEssgefal


EssAsasaft.
lsz=zzsl3zs57-lz zszz=s'55 W
5ezss2--~
TNFE SUBSCRIBER HAS JUST OPENED IN
l. the village of RED BANK, New Stove Store,
in the of Morford & Parkers Store, and on the
street facing the river where i'll always be kept
hand good and general assortment Of COOKING
PARLOR. SITTING ROOM OFFICE, STORE and
SHOP STOVES. together with variety of Tin and
JaEan Ware, which will be sold at prices lower than
ever before offered in this county. We will also
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,ssS5sss ,assszsjsssEq q s@1'SsSf95
$50 .( ATt
l2EEl -1lAHssslE
NSSS ~ -1-7rtsssgf= l6sNG9 N NIL
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{ from the system we must renovatc the bloc
" an Alternative medicine, and invigorate it b

ntaltny IOOU anu eXCTCIsC. OUCH q HtuECInB We
AY E RS
COmpottnd Extract Of SarsdpariIla,
of times gan devise for this every where pre-
vailing and fatal maady. 1t is combined from the
most active remedials that have been discovered for
the expursaon Of this foul disorder from the blood
and the rescue of the system from its destructive
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w j. M3 h, u
Scrofula, or Kings Evil,
is constitutional disease, corruption of the blood,
by which this fluid becomes vitiated, weak and
poor Being in the circulation it pervadcs the
whole body, and may burst out in disease on any
part of it. No organ is free from its attacks nor
is there one which it may not destroy. The scrofu-
lous taint is variously c!uscd by mcrcuria disease
low living, disordered OF unhealthy food impure
air, filth aud filthy habits, the depressing vices,
and, above all, by the venereal infection. What
ever be its origin it is hereditary in the constitu-
ton, descending from parents to children unto the
third and fourth gcielaton j indeed it seems to
be the raa Of Him whu says, &" will visit the
iniquites of the fathers upon their Children
Its cHcrtS commence by deposition from the
Blood Of corrupt or ucero,ls nlatter, which, in the
lungs, liver, and internal organs; is termed tubcr-
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THE CO-PAKTNENSHIP HBRbTOF0RE e.


Flour and Feed merchants, South street. Freehold
has been dissolved by mutual consent. All persons
ndeb Ell to the late irm, are requested tn make
Immediate payne 1T to Samuel II Emnons, who
still continues the business at the old stand
DANIEL W. JOHNSON,
SAMUEL r. EIIMONS.
Freehold Nov H. 1853. ) In.
Taxes---3ollector's Notice.
NorICE Is HEREBY GIVEN 70 Tue iNnAB
In .tants of the township of Freehold, thai the
DIN lliratn of the .SSeSSlent If rnNns mnn Tho in
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BETWEEN KUBINSV IND MUREAI,
w YORK.
JACK GAZLAY, Proprietor.
LODGINGS At ALL HOtRs
May 5, 1859. 27-1y.
PULLEN, BUTCHER & J0ENsT ON,
COMMISSION DEALERS IN
Pork, Beef, Poultry, Eggs
FRUITS, POTATOES,
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Dissolution.
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Read Down.
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7.40 3 40
500 4 U6
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Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1859-02-10
IMPoRrANrro NoH.REsIpEHrs

AAkS uponlands in Woodbury.. Ids, Plymouth,
sioui, oBrien and Clay cousti-s are payable et
ssc0s tiiy and vii h due IN October, 1855 an
prepared 70 attsnA promptly 70 the payment Of axrs
hsss. siso In Soc. Gh-rokes Calhoun. Ncoona or n
ether county q NoStbw<stsrn lowe Address
ag GEO, WEARE. sioux CITY Iosa
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= TIE RIAL EsTATB y ], =,
EXCHANGE COMP ANY,
DAKOTA CITY, r. =.

DAAOTA CITY, - r. ~
WILL eve strtst sttssttos - any agency busissss
w sstsastsl 70 thsis are, sueh . tSs buyise
ths keating n eiatnsn wssassN Iowa and Nebrssks'
End thsy tsUst ffo0 tbs lasgs amount Of property
t1sy havs % haD1 ~ sae, sD4 their essera knovl
- u ~ ssst v b ssss 70 rssAsr perfect atiss
Tbs buying. selling spd locating u land vsrrsots
IN the Sieus CITY, Csusdl Bluas, Omaha cad nskota
Land nsts4a and ~ selsctiss apd sntsinE Of lads
10 the Ae di.tricts giving description Of the same
ss1 Gsnrsotssing IL 10 b. eosssct.
Ccllseting debts, dsss snd dsmAsds; the examina-
ton q titles to LANDS and claims paying taxes In.
ysstins money at western rates Of intsres 10 western
Acting agents Sbr steamboats, periodicals and In
Taking q money On deposit for Or safe keeping
whss for sse . iibsrsl interest allowed.
hands end giving :sfsnstiou TO any that wish to
sstts. 10 ne West Is 70 the BEST localities and bust
J.D: N. cRockwELl, President
w. II. b. uSease, b0cfstsry. fff
REFEREES:
James Bsehsass. President Of the Uuitsd States.
JoSn 2. BsseAnridgs Vice President Of the United
Hon. 4. Hall, Hon. w. r. ". Cobb, Hon. =. 81. Short,
o.. Hon Henry and A. G. Dodge, Hon. y. b. Chap
Gil stribbline, 0soryetswn, D. G.
Baldwin, Dodge Co.. r. J. MeMahan, y. P. Low and
1nos n Benton, Jr, BAsksrs and Dealers, Council
Col Psrkss ana Majos Gilmore Ber,.s,, and p...,,.
g Of tes and Once at Omaha, Gov. NJ. ". Issrd,
hon ,. E.koxers, Augustus Kountxe Ornahs
Hon, I: l. Glib. and n W. Rsden, Nebraska city.
H. Aoo!y: n. n. Booth, L. lAngworth Brothers,
i lowell Taylor Co., bankers and agents, Dubuque,
Hon. p. N. Cassidy, Hon. r. A. walker, Hon. D. O
fiseh, Fort Dies Moines love-
U. Z. y c'"ek"e'l, s.ito' Of the Eureka, Anamosa,
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1859-02-10
YER'S
CHERRY PICTORIAL,
For the rapid Cure Of
Coughs, Colds, HOarseness. Broncht.
as, WhOOpinr-COugh, CrOuD.
Asst ANA and L Ons n m Mt Inn

Through trial Of many y.s RS and through syery
nation ofc!'i.tzed met, ArEEs CEigRY PICTORIAL has
been found 10 afford mere relief aud to cure Nor. ca
SEES Of pulmonary disease than any other remedy
known 10 mankind. Cases of APPARENTLY settled ON
sumption have been cured by il, and thou anas a
sufferers rho were de- med beyond the reach Of I'm.
man aid have been r"stGfcd 10 their friends and use
Ihlt-s 10 sound he'ith and The enjoy n.nts If life,
10y this all p"ertul autaote Ia diseases ~ The Innv,
.nd throat. Here cold had settled on the lungs
The dry hacking cough. the glass, ey- aud the pale
thin features ~ him ho was lately lystv and str n,
WHISPER (" Nil but him CONSUMPTION liz tries ry,rs
thing ut the dis.as. l. grawinS NJ his yitals ana
N W. ". ia'ai stmythm- more and more over all his
fame. lie L. taking the cherry isetmui now IL MS,
,"i led hi cough and made his breathing easy his
sleep Is sound Al Iigt: his appetite returns and
with II his str.hsth. The dart which pierced his
slue - hI9hen. scatecly any eighbGrhood can be
found which has not some hvug troph, ike this Il
81 tibx f1rth the virtues which have won for the
Curry pEcToKsL su imperishatle rene wn Blu, its
usefulness hoes not end here Nay, Il accopplishr,
mors "a prevention Than cure. The countless cold,
aud coughs which II cures the aeed which voula
have lpenod intoa dreadful harvest Of ihcur.l. al,
.ases lntncnaa, Group. bronchitis liosrsen.ss
ieurisy Nh ping Cough snd sill lrritatiens OF III,
,hr"st .nd iunss ar- easily cured b. the Cher
FertaIai u taken In season. Every family Shouia
have II by them. AID they will find IL an invaluable,
protection from the nsidious prower which carries
OIL III. parent sheep from many a home.
Inns +'.dy has wen for itself such uotoriety for
It's cures u every variety Of Pulmonary disease tina,
II ~ entirely unnecessary Ia recount tn. d, licences of
its virtues IN ANY community where IL has been EN-
ployed. so vide Is the field Of Its ussful ness and SC
numerous the cases OF IT cures that almost every sec
ton Of tn. country sbounds In persons publicly
known, who have been restored from alarming and
even Desperate disease. lungs by its When
one. tried It's superiority every other medicine
Of its Mind Is too apparent To .scap. oherv stou and
where Its virtues are known, thu public NO Longer
hesitate what antiat. 20 efnpog FOR the
sni dangerous affections OF tn. pulmonary orgsns
which are incident th eur climate. And not anly In
formidable attacks upon the lungs hut for the mild
-r varieties ~ 'hlds, tbuphs Haornaess M sud for
c. ildren i Is the pleassu and safest me eiur thai
ram b, obtained
Prepared W Ia J G. AyFR, Practical and Ap.l,.
trs Chemist Lowell Mass and sold by all Druggists
" here.
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For Your WsS.. Daughter, Sister, a
Friend.
rs, ARTHUR'S
N!ontc ri q etMc.

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nt hNai ~ y equal 10 the besuty Of il, ,,,a,.
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~ hrpins IN January
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Kisna . fsyiss, =. r. CITY.
esnplso assk,s -
e1snsss. via 4 Co.. 1osSsa. sA aa
2. q. Adsms, Esq, Chisass.
Col, Bro re-. N. kouiA fF
WIZ. Rask sdaie ice, 8 IL u
ks1nond, LovylI 4 Co, Dubpass. IsA s
nnSs1ot Corbin. pa,snport, loss
y Paspons Es} Indlsssiofis, IsAiAaa.
I. D: Lash. ensa,-. sAisni. Il. c.
.spt OF ssnsca rails, seneca Falls. T. 2.
keeisser and Esrsi, 81 Lend Once, eIosx CIV. Lev