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Daily national Democrat., 1859-02-05
Is The Incentlue to Gratitude.
CERTIFICATE.

The undersigned, desirous of acquanting those who
may be unfortunate enough to be similarly afflicted,
where permanent relief of their sulerings may be
obtained feels it his duty to thus publicly express his
most sincere gratitude to DR.. l.. j. Czapkay for the
permanent recovery of his health. Borne down by
the distressing symptoms incident to the vicious prac
tice of uncomfortable passion in youth depressed in
body and mind, unable to perform even the most tr
fling duty imposed upon the daily avocatons of life
sought the advice of many physicians who at first re-
sarded my disease as of tring Importance but, aas
after few weeks and in several instances months Of
their treatment, found TO my terabe horror that
instead Of relief, my symptoms became alarming
in their torture and being told by that my disease
being principally confined to the brain, medicines
would be of little consequence, despared of ever re-
gaining my health, strength and energy and, as last
resort, and with but faint hope, called upon Dr.
Czapkay, who, after examining my case, prescribed
some medicine which almost instantly relieved me of
the dull pain and dizziness in my head. Encouraged
by this result, resolved to place myself Immediately
under his care, and by strict obedience to all his d
rectons and advice, my head became clear, my ideas
collected, the constant pain in my back and grons,
the weakness of my limbs the nervous reaction of my
whole body on the slightest alarm excitement; the
misanthrOpy and evil forebOdings the selfdstrust
and want of con6dencen others the incapability to
study, and want Of resolution the frightfu exciting
and at all times pleasurable dreams at night, followed
by Involuntary discharges, have all disappeared and,
tor, felt if inspired by hfe-hat life which,
but short time ago, contemplated to end by my
Ownhand
With view to guard the unfortunate from falling in
to the snares of incompetent quacks deem it my du
ty TO offer this testimony to the merits and skill of Dr.
CZapkay, ard recommend him to all who may stand in
need of medical advice, being assured by my own ex
perence, that once under his care radical and per
manent will be effected. b. y. FuIMoRE
State of California, County of San Francisco.
Subscribed and sworn to before me- this 18th day Of
April, A. d. 1856 (Signed0
JOHN MIDDLETON, Notary Public Isl
Daily national Democrat., 1859-02-05
MRS. POSTON'S
SEMINARY FOR YOUNG LADIES.
EsTREET, ABOVE SEVENTH,
NIRrysvllIe.

FWNITE 2d term of the second scholastic year of this
u Institution commenced Monday, January
Daily national Democrat., 1859-02-05

below Montgomery, opposite Pacific Mail Steamship
Co.'s 01fce, San Francisco.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-01-26
INDUSTRY AND INVENTION.


1sFRoyKxrSr IN VEsrILarios.-Dr.J John n. oris-
com fhs city has just obtained letters psieDt for "a
improved lnetoodof ventiating buildings. The nv
plan to connect the heating and vsnnlsng ues %
that when the register of room IS closed, the beet
viii be turred into the ventstng Hue by which The
sir will be rsrse ard drsuget created % that the
cooler air Of any room will naturally rush into the
vertilator wrenever the valve s opened. The plan,
~e think, will w0k well in school hcasss, or sthsr
public buildings shsre hot air IS used throagh the
osy, ara shers he heat is KEEP, up and Lost through
the r'gh, Bs shutting 1t OF from the roens end
tuning "a into the tstors al evening" the hnes viii
te 20 wsrm the re morning that TO difficulty viii oc-
cur for war, Of 6rsugh and circulation Of Cir up the
ysnts,ois phsn hou action is most needed. J. this,
or ary other psD vii serve to ven'ilste c churches,
and some other public building We pray thai it may
be speedily spphed.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-01-26

Tux WINTER IN FLoRlDA.-An old friend. an in
valid. who went from Brooklyn last Fall, writes ne,
under date Of St. Augustine, f. Fla, Jan. H. the fol-
lowing note to business letter:
I'VE are having dne weather here our gardens are
in full blocm. Green peas, with all the varieties Of
northern Summer vegetables, abundant This
ancient city s the place for iDvaids here can live
out of doors all Winter the Thermometer has ranged
from 20 to 80 thrs far II our northern invaids knew
what delightful climate we have here, I'm sure they
would rot remain there shut up in close, hot rooms,
with long, cad faces but would come here where they
can i've IN the open air and laugh and grow fat.
My health is much improved. My greatest ditt-
culty isl miss TnE ID ,lIY TRIBUSE, and my Weekly
fails to arrive regularly. What Is the csussl
New-York daily tribune., 1859-01-26

A HUMAN LocoverivE.-M. Duruy, in Tae RsrI
deFisst Vc'iOn Pabiqse publishes en- account OF hu'
msn locomotive which is called . bnarope, . car.
rage moved By the feet Of those riding in ID, sctng
IS uesdles The motion is sad not to b daicuki Il
is similar TO that Of walking. Two men with Il made
miles in 35 min utes on the Boulevard Mszar at noon
shen the stI,et was not crowded. At another time
the same mtn ado i3 miles in 81 minute sand the
ercse being easy tbs. they offered to keep ID up
sternate hours day after day, and thought they could
without dfhcul average 50 to 90 miles per day. A
singular thing shout il is, that beats the best tum
cuts steep grades they present comp Vet paved
tprface.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-01-26

-. VI
LONDON, Dec. 10, 1855.
II .s HIth some degree Ct hesitation that con-
tinue my political lucubrstions Of last week VIII
not you and your readers accuse me of so noH-
s,rous literary crime as an attempt to entertain
the public with treatise on things in general
Is the correspondent of newspaper permitted TO
write 4. If he was the great teacher OF thst dark
scif nee Professor Teuielsdroeck himselfi know
that he j. not, Dor ought 10 be. But if there are
people who know al about the world, without be-
ing the owners of single square foot of land, or
beng 81 hoHe az any particular place which, al
least IA Ms negative meaning Is my own case, uh-
doubleday Al awkward ole-there are others, aud
prOSeibsl men they are, who can not see town
because there aTe So many houses, and l have
known even some of them who Will not believe
IN tie world because there are go many countries.
II the man who lJOk. 10 the distant horizon may
stumble overs stone, BIS counterpart who always
l0rk. before his feet. NAV BE- over by lOcOm0-
tive when wOulC be- still more serious accident.
Let both of them, ike the ond and the lame, g.
together, and lei me De cas of the two.
There are political writer, cn the European
COniins nj Uho have tie advantage OF uniting both
Ssiuhoe qHahlies ID one rerson. call &c an ad-
yalisge: for. being bind, they not subject 70
D,.us frightened. and, being lame, they are pre-
vented irvm d0irg mi,chief. Both circum-
stsn,e. contribute - keep up their courage,
and their courage keels up their belief IN
BE- manifest destiny" You need not be- sstcnished
81 the eIPfeasiOD. America and RUSSIA are not
ttr only two c0unirie. that have their " manifest
DESTINY There i Prussia Las il "mhnIfrst
jestlny" shining brighter than ever on the political
sky of Germany; there . Austria, too has us
us--isst de,tiny;' there i Italy, there : scandi-
naEE. there is Hungary, there are the DannbtAn
PrHcipsliiies-in fset, there is Europe pretending
to have ii. .'Inanfe.tt destiny, asi ;i as Sei a:
America on ose aide and Russia on tbe Iiter. Stiil
these same political writer's OF whom ~a' going to
peak, mentioning the peculiar adS antages Of their
New-York daily tribune., 1859-01-26

TbF AFRICANS Is MississISPI.-H Y fSUg
So. .ays; T~e u tue Congo negroes broo. "a Bs.
ysbnab, Gsorgia, in the yectt WandersS, have eh
trloggtd into Mitsissippi. Toey are on pla itauon
borcerlpe tie Mississippi Central Rsf,ad, tveee
Csnion ard Dnraat. We sa~ them. They
possessoD Of very genteel person pao'ed A'n9,us.
Ho taJs they ere ob.cient sbd when epcour sgse TO
labor ilsy work vigorously. They speak one kind
OF sibbeIsL 20 eacn other which could no nndss-
star 4. but Mr.. Noptigus did. Mr.. said they ,ere
int ard were quick at compreheDslon aud tod
u thew had lsarIeo Enghsh already AID to COW o
us u the fat he said sonshDg, Wo,cn we ad Dc" ~
d,r,,aJd 70 one Of them, who iDu edstsly aepced sp
10 n, AID graz hand said, how ys % mago,
ri sol.' bheca ssd WhIa<y'
Nh. YIIs.oLTHs VILLA seri ohictaI Ietteri
f,c Yale Clsge published ia Tie Bostoa Pos, giy.,
30 WI Al the writer Gala "a true sstemeb ct VI the
"Ir1yorth legacy" does Dot anticipate say.hing Ek'
i'm :, 90 coo" talked q by ts@ pspsrs-sEi svas
that he ,sys, esanOt he obtained "io twenty ysaSs
sud II d voted 10 way Rot 10 Increase the CJsjee~
t,op-rty itself." Tie writer regrets tb1 :
u ar.rti0n Of the amount, a. least, was not ~it n.
uurpo.es la which toe College Il truly peefy- .hss
shoulf the reach 500 100 IL vii be more thsS
sJfi, ,ent " .ducste ai the ipogest staceo,s
ply st Yale Colsgt. 1bis iss Ii fle gks "Ioosmg
'.giit h0is. 10 the month"; bet ifcm Pfesent az psss
sIeet the legacy is III ely 10 30 severely tsstsa De-
fre ANYBODY Cets much a. II. fuftaefmS &c, -
sppret esdt The vale u Mr. .srorths eststs v cces
sdersbly prospect We sepepditg naeo 90 tSe nu&-
nssss o. cs ol kis lAsds Il lss wss, ~ haven Reg
The rert roll Of the Girasd red sseais N Ph1sis>
pais amounts ysxiy " si5,lE. 80
New-York daily tribune., 1859-01-26
1CSO -HEALTH of AMERICAN WOMEN.
~ R.aI ,.,iot. !. IA. T,,ss.. .i.es De-.

~ Rad .ssiees Th< Tysbsss 'ssrs Dee J.
So,hrs stands b,ps TIA: spor hsshooa Loya.y to
Truth and fall respoEsby regarding the best Interest Of nrs
Hss viii slOn. the Of any remedy or dseS
l.Dr Ep0u thee. nnussse principles ~ko wonders .. the
iDmsuse reputation a. THE GRAfFESbEho FAhiLf
MEDICINES Prepared ,nd prescribed BY PsyseAn' hodias
us noe, honorable dipiomss sud Uns under etsve so-
sry and having freely offered 70 the medical proessoe
viii every facility f0r he eIIinAion OF he oeed es $40
The hesns .fee; Of ire PREF as,ou' THE GRAEFENBEKd
MEDICINES sre No ozark ured rosTuB BIT they spp~A
the pubic the force Of vel authenticated healing
prspsTie. Of th, highest value.
sou psie history remedies tesh-r wth ge7efs
Morn alton Of ID. rses value 70 every family is IN rhE
GRAEFENBERG MANUAL OF EEALrH, Ett!e volume
Which 'eI - mail Posipait on reeeip: OF wenyh oeh
THI GRiETuEEHe hsssH,LL's UTrRrSI C.rHoLIcos Is
SO WIDELY KNOWN ITS UNFoRs CURATIVE ACTION ALL
THOSE DISEASES oY xosEs rEKsEp vrrsns, AND WHICH
Ar 50 TEEy.LINr EvTKY FAMILY rSsr IT MAS Become
Hou0HoLD WORD fHE FOLLOWING ssiFf TESTIMONY Is
.Usmrrtp:
an Methodist clergyman. My heart Las fairly sehed to
viues The fe. bic hes Of women. as have Travelled my eH'
uii ;rsshns The Gospel thank Ge LoSsvsr hat have
sen al ,he'e diseases give To the Grsefene>rs hsass
UteIiEs Catholicon. wherever It has been used
Rev. PETER sHAS, Rdse~sy AeA-
c,nro nd words e1pess my thanks to the medical id
v.sT u the Grseienbes Comssny whose prescription Of their
Ca:hocoa together his able and hind sve, vas the
under Heaven OF restoring 20 entire hea'h ater
Of misery and the failure OF the best physicians In the
country 70 sfoEd any relief
K.rr II. HAMILTON Wilmington, Del
f- shouH nGtuyo! Gisrn. ( aSr0ti'eS rene9ir eesU
ys'on, o~ ,r,diHg Jr reSsse h<y sarr,'y urged b
addrsn fhr he nedoI drenddsf 9 The GrasfeHberg
cou1Gsy and hs ai ehs,sly fs,niab them @ ,aavaetOry
pyocf Vitl,Ei charge
THl GRstEEsBsEs MsRsRiLps UrEEN, CarHoiicoSis
SOLD TBE OFFICE 6RIETEssERG COMPANY No. Ss
PAsERow NEvYoKE, and BY all Druggists. Priee 81 pr
bottle
On the ,teJfe Of nr doa'' BY ne G'Gtabrg C0~rasyfre
bOss 'haA be and eTys charges paid ne end f the
route JreH Nst~ York
Addre. orier.to JOSHUA BRIDGE, MD.
ssc'y Grsefnbers Company, No 81 S2PTfrow, NewYork
~ Gsn>ral 1genh ranfed the State Of Iadd.d. None
but sabisisd nd ,esronaNs busias,s need apply
New-York daily tribune., 1859-01-26

HUMAN HuR.-The London market alone contains
i've tuus of human hair Blonde hair is the most de.
manded Most of this comes from Germany, where il
is gathered by Dutch Company. Fifteen years ago
this was in The greatest demand, and brought " sn
ource. Black hair is now preferred. II comes from
France, prnepsily from Brittany and the S'uthsn
Departments. The French hair hsrvest amounts 10
nearly lOO turs year. The price varying from 10
cents to dollar per head, according 70 weight and
quality. The hair merchants attend fsirs with pack
of ribbons, pins, and such email articles, which they
exchange for bar.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-01-26

TVRAVELERS NORTH aud WEST-SPEED
Il and SAFETY-INCREASE ACCOMMODATION
HUDSON RIVER RILRoAD.-Four Daily Express Trains
leaving Chsubest Depot al and Has aud 3;l5 snd
A:SO m These we'll all Others this road are
supplied with CREAMERS SAFETY BRAKE, an improve
scknow yaue giving degree OF seoar-
life and property that other road loot similarly CO. p
possessed Of Railroad officers offered every facility
free Of cost And all those des rous
OF being the times in the nser OF public safety Will Ind
tke interest In giving prompt attention 10 this matter
Us. r.. h CAR BKAKE Co., NJ. 81 Pines,
". q. CgEAMER Secretary.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-01-26
Water 1nre.

nR MUNDEs WATER-CURE, at Florence,
IL Mas three mile. from tie Northampton Railroad
Depot one largest and best regulated esssh.haens
u he United kept n oprAo1 throughout tA- yeS
Dr. Muuae i next % Pri-ssnitz the mos: enne-t Pr.c
titcuer of the "a. Germany h.s Prod-.et
IN. Y fribrue.
"n,yArous rcbi al cold water certainly
among hes: TIE uos, sp~or Of s1y IN jernaay
uon- Journal
ave ar eonyuce, tia, hEber su.iority than b., n
matters o. hyoIoysy .. fuud IN n any ,sor
county,. "A hsr>r@ o psttJ su1 nyafopstlt
New-York daily tribune., 1859-01-26
Orean 6ieamers, &r.

FVNAPSCOTT's LINE-LlVERPOOL PACK
ETS-The subscribers con,nue grant CERTlFl-
CATEs OF PASSAGE from Liverpool BY then tsvorite
i've Of packets oomprisins in part the following, viz
WILtisM TAFscoTT, EMERALD isLE, ALBION,
DREIpNoVCBr, kDDLksrx, NicToRN
BENIN ADAMS, CONSULTATION, JOIN J. BOYD,
NIsT PoINr PHUNIX SWITZERLAND,
UADtRwRITER, SHANGocH, CAMsRlA,
making together With others, sbe every five days
The InbscrbeTs also Agents for
The "X LINE OF LONDON PACKETS" and
"GLASG0W LINE or SrEAMERs,'
for any Of witch they grant certificates liberal terms.
REMlT'TAHCES TO IRELAND, &c.
T. 4 Co also continue 70 issue drafts payable on demand
tbrouthost ENGLAND IRELAND, SCOTLAND aud
WALES.
Ccolsr. with fun particulars may be had Application f
BY latter, incose Postsge ssmps) to
TAPSC JTT Co,
No 50 soutn.s, New York.
TAPSCOTr SMITH L Co, Liverpool.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-01-26
CUPREME COURT-COUNTY Of CAYUGA.

NUPRkME COURT-COUNTY OF CA1UGA.
O-NASCY CASE Plaiadf, ssanst ROBERT WALDRON
and Nancy hs - John q. Warrou and Ann Eliza his wife,
Harrison NstIou md Ana his wife, Hannah Garrison Susan
Stanton Plsbe Nsuouau Eliza N,Arbur, julia Try, Mary
Try John Wsdron Jacob " Wsdron and Eizabeh ais WIFE
Sarah NJ WSdIon Charles WAdron and Abgs his wife CLARK
C. Wsldron sufan C. W.dron and Edward r. Wsldron De-
lenda To each Of above named Defendants You
hereby summoned the complaint Of Nancy Case the
sbovensnsd Plaintiff whh has bees filed IN the Office Of the
Clerk OF County the 5,h day December 1883 aud 70
copy your hr snbschoers at their oce In
Auburn within twenty day. ster the service Of ts
exclusive ofthe lay Of service The Plaintiff vii apply 20 he
Court tor The reiisf demsuded In the complaint.
UNDERWOOD cox AVERY,
sec12 iawcwW Paintih's Attorney. AabuIn. ".
New-York daily tribune., 1859-01-26

NEW-YORK AND HARLEM RAlIROAb.
IN WlETEk ARRAN0EAuR1.
Per ALBANY and TROY. pssU d
On arA sher MONDAY, De- q lssa Ysssls - ssss -
u, Fsv-YOrh. - sBos.;
t:D Il. .Por W me Fsaf1s-
H,N A. n For uihansereee-
lA.se . N. Mai Hxin for A-sany
u;0 a n. PoY Write Piaina
5:a D. =. .Yor Wuhansbn6Ss.
S;nn n. .Poy kil<rton-
$50 70. Express for Albany
t,O0 D n. .Y0r Crot0r faIs
500 O. n. .Por White Paina
Sis D n. For White FlatLs fc1 Nkts saS esASe.z
$50 = n. por wildamsbri2ss.
RRrvlpne-WiI rave
500 n. White Ps,na
S:pa n. .Winansbddge-
7.eo 4 n. .CrotoI Fali
7:ooa n..Ankrtop-
7:o1A m. White Pains.
s:I5a m MAJ train for Ahssy
10t0 q n. wiEamsbrcss.
E:S . n. Uhf,s PlsiIs
$500 D m. White Pains
$50 D. n..AIbany EIpresL
500 D n. .WilAnsbrdse-
wh j. CAhPBELk tcperEtssAsa.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-01-26

TRAVELLERS for the NORTE. SOUTH,
Il EAST or WEST should bay before s.s r,ins APPLE
TONS RAILWAY GUIDE. Phce Is oeI.A The cieaI
psnner In which the THROUGH ROUTE = FPS are de-
hneated, enables the traveller 10 o. glance HOW He
SHALL SRAVEL Hs viii ssvs many dollar by securing
copy. d. APFLEIoN Cei Iuehshens,
New-York daily tribune., 1859-01-26

CUPREME COURT.--CITY and COUNTY Of
- NEW-YORK.-JOSEPH O. MILLS and WILLIAM J.
MILLS against JAMES FAETINE.-Suumons.- James
Nsntne You hereby summoned, and required
the comp In this scon which will BE- Isd IN the office Of
the Clerk Of the City and County Of at the City Hall
ssd complaint the subscribers, their oaice No ITO
Brosdway In the City Of NewYsk within twenty day. aer
tie this exclusive OF the day Of such
service a1d you fail the said complaint With the
Aforesaid. The plaintiffs in this action will take Judgment
ssr., you M the sun. Of four thousand hundred aud twelve
dollar. tty-eisft GEMS with interest from the twenty
t, AUGUST eight hundred aud fyeght,
beside. the coat, of ,con-Dsted New York December
l6 1888 CLINTON, HUDSON STAFFORD,
PLAINTIFF Attorneys. No. 10 Broadway.
The compart in he sboye-ened action filed IN the
ofe Of he Cer. of the City and County Of New York the
10th day Of December, iS5g.
CLINTON HUDSON STAFFORD,
62slsUswW Plaintiff. Attorneys
New-York daily tribune., 1859-01-26
MROLp,s EXIRACT OF BUCHU 81

Al ElMEOLDS EAl hACI VI bIOHU -
Per p,,-ss-' of the slaid-r kidney Grvs prorsy a.
HELMBoLD's tIlssc, Of 81 HI toT Secret sas DeaeaS
SssesssE
RELARoLDs ef Bssha tor Nerves. al De sa.;ss
err-rru.
EELNsOLDs EI-s-t u BscEl 70, Loss q Menory Loo
~ Po~rt pl.ness Of Nisica. Dcu-y o. beAthit "reA
Srrv., 40 Uuysr.sl L.ssiiooe of TIE 1s>c1.T system
EEINbDLps O. -cha for Q. dBtress.Ex Aaeon
Cbs,rrrtians .rnea Exrs0 IN Asrrsd LIE % keny
.,S r,tsous kc al Dsessss CT sexaa usA1s -
vh.h- .a.s;sr 20 pse f-xs from vosfsvsr es-se r~y
haze orixzasee. s1i 20 rssrt-f Of
nUw LONG STANDING
E1LABoLps Ex.rsss sf Bsebs pses 81 p.s lst,. t.dv
,fe< . ssy sar.s, Dsrot Ne 81 soasa icsA
Pa 4 B. D. SANDS Co, alnsssAls s,i h-sAAi ASssA
Ns. ~ Wihsn-st, Nes-Yerh ssa b. sn psusuiaA
New-York daily tribune., 1859-01-26

NEW SHORE ROUTE 10 PROVIDENCE and
IN BOSTON. via NE V-YORK sod dNEW-HAVEN, NEW.
LONDON. sTONINGTON, PROVIDENCE and BOgrOR
RAILROADs-On and after Dec. 80 trains will leave Hth n
H. and arrive in Providence AZ $50 and Boston 6:a
o. m. RICHARD N. DOWD. Superintendent.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-01-26

STEAM TO LIVERPOOL. LONDON. GLAS-
~ COW, DUBLIN. BELFAST and LONDONDERRY, ana
aa the principal ToSps Of ENGLAND ard IRELAND carry
&s the United States Mail via LIVERPOOL without delay y
peaty reduced rstea--The LIVERPOOL, NEW-fORk ana
PHILADELPHIA STEAMSHIP CoMPANYs splensh
SJds built on steamships Intended TO AL a. foouS
kEw-YoRk.
CITY OF fwASHIN61ON....SATUR Jan g.
kAN0AROO..... sATU RnAf Feb. -
Al IL oolock Loou. from Pier No a North River.
Passengers eli hna th the speedy sns sas Tous 10 -
cont.aeaL
hArfs or PASSAGE.
Cabin nom Se~.l ork and PhilsdsiyAA
Yhaos om New York 10 Of the shove psoes 20
Return tickex available sor s'r rmontha.......... %
Passengers iorwNded 70 HAvre. fSriA HAMBURG srspsp
An;wsrp ard al pArts q the Couane5t without de,sy
NorIcE-Thesc sesreIt provided with Yecu,sss
10 Tire immediate eNncsa Of re and re s-tss. di
sylne 10 euzoroSd with regard 20 the Use - hgets
feisht Apply the Office q The Company
JOHN O DALE, No. rs BrosevAy Sew-Yor, kse.i
IL Liverpool 20 Wa IHNAN Tower Bxniir,l
New-York daily tribune., 1859-01-26
Copartnfrsbip Notifes.

V,HE COPARTNERSHIP heretofore existing
between the subscribers nnder the firm Of BROWN REY-
HOLDs SMITH s this day dissolved by mutual consent
The firm Of A BROWN CO. wil sete the business Of the
AZ 6rm ALLEN BROWN
GEORGE w. REYNOLDS, JR.,
WILLIAM SMITH
Ree-YoTk, Jan. le, 1850
The subscrbers have this day formed copsneship under
the firm Of A. BRoWH& Co. and viii continue tns business o
The old frn ALLkS BROWN
4 H.wYork Ian 10 1850 WILLIAM SMITH
New-York daily tribune., 1859-01-26
CONsTIPATlON (COSTIvENESS) and DYS

~ PYPsIA cosnn-tely ar-G wi.hoat m-ocres ig-ciJas
OF b..hs by DANI'S kRHALENrA CRACKERS, Al sr.-A
biz and ultr SEd vs;abs food, mar1actgId ro ~ A.
tr Osin. Grrus lraler-sr Their es-ct IL speediiy
so and boa ia % tie Eo-rI ooaiton As'on
sss 81 cassss = 1nb-Eer. C-ncs,es ard se.-ases g.
rsp-csoi- ur.av.rshe ch.rat-r. No, part
-ie Of dug sbze IL the coafostsn =! Ees- erash-f
sd e- sus:sei represented er lie
prrfas on.v re:ar cd NE1usct1r-i and I'D only sy TIE
rts,aer =. Cr.cter Sstsry No. go ForTl-st Fnee
s-t;. per yolul VII Keep tor IN e.nAe Nohs
ye-sI. M hoe s-slp-G Dtyys"
lsAAC scGiY, No 2ie HorrT-h g. ~ Y.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-01-26

'-frofss'or s. p. b. Morse ssl a. Arroyo, Porto
Rico, on the 24,h Of DeesIbsf, iD good health. lie
'Ipseed to reseh The Ussd S,atss BY tie Let Of Msy
New-York daily tribune., 1859-01-26

EEW-YORK AND ERIE RAILROAD.-O1
IN and sfer MONDAY Nov e. lss and unn further ncecs,
Passenger Trains win svs fe1 foot of Dusoes - buovn
Us:
DUEKIRK ExPKEss II N, for punhirk snd prinsiss
hte mediate sta;ona
NAIL wEsf n, for Duniirt ssd susAlo, and hsss
nediae Stations.
ROCKLAND PAssEN8EA .. o 70, from foot harrsyN-
"a Perrnort for euf.rps sad int rraets.e stsisnA
WAY PASSENGER A. S:Sap n, for Hswb bursh, Por JET
vfs and n.srmediste statiops-
NIGHT EXPRESS $3.50 ?. m, for Dunkrk md SuKas
md principal intermediate s.stious
EAI6RAsT Ge ?. N for punkirs ard suaAo, AID tnsss
oedis;e Stations.
The above Trains rua daily susdsys e1cepsel
These Express Trails connect 81 Entrs vih The Emns A.
Casapdaissa Railroad for N,Sss Falls Bnshantoa, VIA
1e syrsuse and Bingh.ton Railroad for syrscnss Cor
s with the Buffalo HevYorf and Ere Railroad for koches
ef Buffalo and Esfsrs fss; o. Great Bead WITH me pss
ssr. LAeksv.nns and Wssern Railroad, for scranton
Buffalo Duufrt with the Lske Shore Rslrosd r Csv
and C.ncinnsa Toledo Detroit, CHICAGO. &c
CHARLES MORAN. frssdsst
New-York daily tribune., 1859-01-26

HI UDSON hIN In hAILhOAD.-ETV TVID IIccs
- 1853 the Trains viii leave chNns~ns,. s.a,i -
follows: Express Trans. O. IT, ana Sis and t.N p
Ahsry Nal Train a. n IS ~ fr Poas-ie-gss 65 N
ana 4 r.; for Dotss Ferry 8" fsT sns sHls S
ss sing poSbs Ferry rrs-' s,op The Wsy s.sto.a
Cks1beu CFA. Carst pAer a.: Sst
frIi- isr v.uYosh $50 Trsy sG5 lc.1l C. az
sIs ~ sSE q a - A. AT ie31. IS ill'ss sfr Oa
e. ~ =. sgv n A. y SMITH syul-.sEctsA
New-York daily tribune., 1859-01-26
Menitdi.

DIRDSALLs ARNICA LlNIMENT.
ID J. 4. vel Arics the b-G. ttlz . l1s al
,nd Inflammation. This j. tie best LiHmert - tie world
rry IL I'D be cured. = 8tesnhs Igscty Eve cea;s
New-York daily tribune., 1859-01-26

TOR BOSTON and PROVIDENCE via NEW
II PORT and FALL RIVER.-Tbe splendid and superior
steamer BAY STAFF Cart Jewett, leaves NewYork eyers
TUESDAY, THURSDAY and SATURDAY st o'clock ?. m.
anc the EMPIRE STATE, Capt Brayton, on hoNDAn
WEDNESDAY and FRIDAY, a.{ O'clock M, hoa Pier Ne
an E. .
Hereafter no VII be regarded secured 10 Any ar2t
.ant until the shal hsye been paid for.
FreisSt to Boston through wits great dispatch
VIM BoRDEN Agent Nos 10 and II Vests