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The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1860-08-25

Tomorrow Sunday evening, Rev g. @. Morse
nj deliver his lecture on the Significance of the
20 If Baptism" This is continuance of Mr..
,,...s,s lecture of two weeks since.
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Earm 6or Sale.

A FAR Of 200 acres N enc Of the bAst s14
90 to IS acres timber, living stream Of wsEer
running through il, also number Of living
springs; shout thirty acres under eultivAkson; .
Aarch 8. e. p. BANCROFT, Emporia-
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odd Fellows

Odd Fellows.
Emporia Lodge, No 10, 1. o. o. F., meets reg
ularly every Wednesday evening, at o'clock in
Mosonic Hall. Members of the Order in good
standing cordially invited to visit the Lodge.
E. BORTON, N. G..
w. o. FERGUSON, Sec'y.
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Masonic.
Regular Communications of Emporia Lodge, No.
IL, A. F. and A. n. are held on the Thursday eve
ming Of preceding the full moon, in each month.
II. W. flick, W. N.
@. ". EsKRIDeE, Sec'y.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1860-08-25

New hay is selling here at five dollars per ton
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1860-08-25

OFFICE OF WESTERN LAND DIsTRIcr,)
JUNCTION CRY, K T., Aug. 8. 1860. :
ITO Lewis Coggeshall You are hereby notified
i that on the goth day of August, A. D. 1860.
at o'clock A NJ Wm.P. Shreve will offer proof
before us at this office in support of his right to
pre-empt the south quarter of section thirty
one, town nineteen, south of range four east of
the sixth principal meridian, in Kansas Territory:
You being an adverse claimant to q part of said
land, will be permitted to offer counter-proof be-
before US at that time. at this Office.
s. B. GARRETT, Register.
F PATTERSON, Receiver.
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pEALERs
100000 Worth of Goods!

sloo, 900 Worth of Goods!
The largest stock ever brought to Western Mis-
souri,, and which ten years experience in this
trade has enabled US to get up to meet the wants
Of our customers. To cur former patrons we would
state that we will open the trade this Spring with
nearly double our last springs stock. We have
now the following
Complete Wholesale Departments.
Staple Dry Goods. $40. 600 Stock:
Groceries and Provisions, S25, 600 Stock;
Clothing. Hats and Caps, $3.50 "a
Boots and Shoes, SIC, 900 sc
Also, $1,000 worth Of Quitting Hardware and
Mining Tools, and $1,000 worth of Notions. to
which additions viii be made IS the trade may
require, until the first of July
Our Retail Department
IL kept separate, where Q complete assortment can
be found At all times and every attention viii be
shown to our city and country customers. Our
facilities for outftting parties individuals for
the Gold Mines are not surpassed. In addition 70
our usual large Quitting Stock, We have
Mining Tools.
Such as Shovels. Picks, Spades. Sluice Forks, dc
Not the heavy, clumsy implements used in road.
making, but the genuine Cahfornis Gold Diggere.
an which will be readily recognized by the e.
Ir. Is TN I&T C--rs-tT.H 2 RI
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smpOria. April 7. 1850.
Limai limo
JAMEs .. APPLEcAFE

nEALER in Cooking. Heating and Parior
II STOVES, Quitting Goods manufacturers
of Tin, Copper and Sheet Iron Wssre. at Whole
sale, as low as IN St.Louis. Tin Roofiae Gutter-
ing. and al FinSs 1T Tets's;.- ~ order = > =
-
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B ANCROFTS COLUMN.
N~~~Oo~o-~oN~~@ 49,,
CENTRAL KANSAS
Land and Collection
AG e N CY
Office Removed to lat Commercial street,
ENPoRIA, KANSAS.
e. P. BANCROFT.
Real Estate Agent Conyeyancsr,
AND NOTARY PUBLIC.

WILL ATTEND TO THE ABOVE Busf.
w ness in all its branches, such as Entering.
Buying, and Selling Land, Paying Taxes, Renting
Land and Houses, Collecting Debts and Goa.
veyaneing.
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SAVE BOTH TINE AND HONEY

fun description Of any of the above land viii
be given, with the terms Of sale, upon application.
If bv Letter, ENCLOSE stamp.
Empcrie, October 29th, 1881
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In addition to the nbOve, now offer for sals
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-03-02
NURSERY AND CuILD's HOSPITAL.

The sixth annual meeting OF this Instituton-vhch,
than any other of city charities, under the
patronage and management OF the ladies OF New York
--;oek place yesterday at the and spacious Asy-
lum building on Fifty first street. In consequence OF
the ncl.mency of the weather, nearly all the gentle
men specially Interested in the meeting were deferred
from Attending; but the lady managers, not 30 easily
frightened from duty, were present at their pos's.
The bushes Of the occasion was preceded by read
ing Of the Scriptures and prayer, with subsequent
address by the Rev. Mr.. GEHOs OF Tennessee Mis-
sionsry Of the Meshodtt Conference in the SOUTH
West Tee reports Of the Secretary, Mrs. Alexander
b. Mott; the Treasurer, Mira. Andrew Smelling, and
the Ply ian, DIR. Geo. A. Peters, were next Listened
to- after which the members proceeded to the election
Of officers and managers for the ensuing year. The
Mrs. Cornelius Du Bois, Firs. Direcess Mrs T. C. Dore
mus Second Diresre.sj Mrs Charles Heckscher Third ID
recers Andrew Smelling Tressurer Mrs. Alexander b. Mott
S1SaSras-Mra- Lowry. Mrs. wadron, Mrs: Lewis A.
:Sn ais ms s. j. BscoS Mr. wsid3n Pe Mrs r. he Mr..
Ed cO'gsr Mrs J. Coss M oepTse s PPsSTc hT M,.
Golden Murray Mira hobrook Mrs Jsudon, Mrs. Barlow Mrs.
AIhS ys1s Mr. a GT oyn M Nh La cSa
Mia Ed. CLARK, Mrs Walter Webb.
Or. H.. q. Cox, prominent member Oh tue Board
OF Ply slcans resigned during the year. and Dr.. Robt
Watts bas been appointed 10 supply the va,ancy.
BY Ire TreasuIer'e Report we that tho dlsburse
msns Tor the fiscal year just closed have been 5,
OF hich the of - iS 50 has been met by the in
come OF the housereeeiyed for nuring and board OF
nialts.
From the Secretarys Report the following interest
ing state III, Ii 10 obtained:
During past year the following numbers have been in the
1874 women, SO children; tota 0f The pescn;
number inmates AMOUNTS to H. Of whom % are wet muses.
1903 children.
Women have been provided with situations as wet
nurses Tnese latter generally leave their chtEen with uI
Whenever is possible persuade the rnoher to remain ana
nui thsr children but the prospect OF high wages and
ing they prefer to risk toe lie OF the child oy
the Strangers rather than remain with 1t
themselves The older children thrive admirably both In mind
BODY resident teacher has them under constant super
y.ion progress during the in the amor branches
OF English education gratifying from is steady increase
pat hss been burdened with trying snx
sfies the Board Our financial emb
have those Of ony preceding year Dune tue
serious appeheRions were lels tns the nstt
closed owing empty treasury and very heavy
bills energetic efforts OF the Managers OF whom
raised hundreds dollars by their individual e.erons have
relieved present peceses, and now out OF debt
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-03-02

Pier foot of l(6th W
Bijs were brisk, and the totals sum up TO higher
fsu.e IN favor cf the Corporation than ever before
Ample noee had been given Of The sale, and the leases
Were knocked down probably atabout their real value
as .se composition was lively, and every man had an
eq1al chance. In order to give an equal chance, DO
ond cayil the Controller took the precauon not 70
employ an apc:iyneer with whom buyers coulf discuss
their tikpgs, or make arrangements" until 10"
hours prior 70 the sale. The chop-fallen manner IN
which sone ol3 lessees made their bids, shower tn
they expected to have the hammer drop earlier than
did,
The lsssees are to pay at the rate OF 10 per cent
per annGH Of the coet of construction OF all piers
extended during the continuance Of their lease, from
the time Of completion. Taey are required to keep
the wharves and piers in good condition, and safe and
proper repair, intending especially the string pieces
and superficial portions thereof for safe usage, at their
own expense, and to give bond for double the
amount OF the annual rent, with sureties
TO be approved by the Controller, conditioned for the
payment of the rent quarter yearly and the flliment
on their part OF the covenants Of the lease.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-03-02
Nem!1lork DAILY Gribrure
PUBLIC MEETINGS.
BOARD OF ALDERMEN.

This Board met last evening" President PrcK in the
chair, and all the members present.
A message was received from his Honor the Mayor,
nominating ex-Sherif James c. Willet PRECEDENT Of
the Croton Aqueduct Department.
Mr.. BooLE moved that the paper be referred to the
Specisl Committee having n charge the Nomination. Of
Dir. Bradford for Health Comaissonsr.
MIR. sEAeRIsT moved that the motion be laid upon
the table. Lost by vote Of = 4.
The original motion was adopted by vote Of -.
The Seventh Annual Report of the Ecw-York Dis-
pensary was received and ordered on file.
motion was offered directing that the majority and
minority reports on the saoec. Of sailing The sEree.s
for the purpose OF removing the snow aad ice there
f.oni oe printed in do umeht form. Was laid over.
Several unimportant papers were presented and re.
ferred TO Committees after which the Board adjourned
till Monday next
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-03-02
BROOKL YN ITEMS.

The BOILER EXPLOSION IN NosrRAHD Avenue
YEpprcr OF THE CoRoyER's JuRY.-Ths Coronefs
Jdry before whom the evidence in egardto the boiler
explosion in Ames & Molsen's hat factory, In Nos
,trand avenue was taken, resssembled on Wednesday
to decide upon verdict. The deposition Of John
Gallagher the fireman Of the establishment proved
nothing additional to that which is already kno sn In
connection with the melancholy event The Jury de-
liberated until late hour in the evening before they
could agree. portion were in favor Of generating
Messrs. Woodruff & Beach, the manufacturers Of the
boiler and Messrs. Ames & Molten, the p-cprietors
of the establishment, from all blame but minority
were opposed 10 the expression of amy opinion as 70
the material of which the boilers were coDpod Or AZ
to the orders Of the :cr.ie0rs 20 have them buh 10
the best manner. Nine were in favor Of inserting
such exoneration in the verdict and three were op
posed. 1t was, therefore, omitted for want Of unsn;
nous vote. The following ia the verdict agreed upon:
eve, the Jurors find that Theodore Higbie came 70
bis death by injuries received by the explosion of
steam. boiler in The bat fa,tory OF Ames g. Molten,
stuared in NostraDd avenue, near Myrtle avenue on
the moJniag of Feb. 3 1860. We further sgrte that
said explosion caused by globe-valve being shut
BY some person TO the Jury unknown, thereby c1tsng
OF communication with the safetyyalve. We further
agree that the engineer and persons in authority the
time of the explosion guilty of neglect in not hav
ing the proper safety valves attached al Che ne IL was
thought expedient. The jury earnestly recommend
that safetyvaye be attached to each boiler. where
there two boilers arranged In this case
"signed-s. L. Csvey, James Wilson, l. Day.. Hsnry
Jackson Jonathan Foraer Pain H. Sms Ephram Psce Thos
=. Wood, Tuns j. Powell H. y. Wing, Ira Bower, yohn H.
Merlin, jury"
The following the names of all OF those who lost
their lives by the explosion in the above factory;
Abraham Eastman, engineers Joseph McCrseken,
Theodore Higbie, Patrick McNally, Emile Werfer,
Aaron VOORHEES,, John Hollobap, Mchsel kasns, john
Farrell
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-03-02
DURIFY The BLOOD.
III MOFFAT,S
VEGETABLE LIFE PILLS


PHOENIX BI1TERs
The high and enyisd celebrity which these Pree1aent Medi
ch they prUess 10 cure rendered the usual practice Of
pulling not only unnecessary, but unworthy Of them They are
they they; thrive nos BY the faith ofthe c.edgIOus.
OF Asthma Acute and Chronic rheumatism, Affections Of the
. BILIOUS TISERs AND LIVER COMPLAINTS
win be found invaluable. Planters farmers and Others who
opcs these Medicines will never sterwsrd be without
Bilious CeRc, and sesons LOossne'' Bne', cO''isene''
No-,Do coRRUPT HUM9hs, pRoPsiEs;
person with ~. distressing disease 'h'nia
'''' ER Ri.IS Hon 1 OF TIE skis.
country these medicines VIII be ouud safe speedy and certain
II The e..ea cure by ibese medicines is P.rnsnen Try
'h fSb 7; iass1 81 csodiMIr p
Govt Giddnes Gravel Headaches Of every kind, Inward
Peysr InsomsiOry Rhsumstism, Impure Blood, Jsuodise
' LEPROsY, LOOsEEEss,
MERCURI1L DISEASES.
x .e1ns ,Sss M no pow preparation Of ss.ps
kaS Swests. Nervous Debility Nervous Complaints Of all
lnds Organic Affections PalpitsOn Of the Heart Painters
Cole
s5 years ssndins BY The use Of Life Medicines alone
Pains in the head 'Is Hsff .%1s Joints and organs
Those afflicted with this terrible disease will be sure Of relief
RUSH OF BLOOD TO THE HEAD, sCURYY, SALT
RHEUM, SNELLIN0S.
SCROFJLA KINGS EVIL IN its worst FORMS Ulcers OF
every description. - .
WORMS ola Kinds are eaecosly expelled BY these Med
sri.tepce is suspected kobef will be certain.
TIE LIFE PILLS
AND fHINIX BiTTERS
PURIFY THE BLOOD,
And TINS reno owe all disease from the system
TieP0' DIR. WILLIAM Is. MOFFAT,
No. 1855 Broadway,
(Mofat Building), N. Y.
70, salo Inv all Druggists
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-03-02

Accrprsr yRoM FIREARNs-A young man named
Witter residing on the corner of Pacific and Hoytss,
met with a serious accident on "Wednesday night.
while examining pstol it accidentally exploded, aud
The barrel burst His right hand was hishtfally
torn bis face mutilated and portion Of bis scalp torn
off. The barrel was blown into fragments. Medic Il
assistance was procured and the injured hand was am
nn,a,ed at the wrist. The other Injuries OF SO ser-
on. nature that bis recovery is considered doubtful.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-03-02
Me1iraI.
u Nj P fl Il E Y b
SPECIFIC HOMEOPATHIC REMEDIES

II u Nj P Fl Il f Y b
III SPECIFIC HOMEOPATHIC REMEDIES
stand conessedy head Of remedial means for the use OF
she people They alike removed from the poisonous dan
serou repusye doses Of oGsckey Old School practices
the inconvenience Of Water Cure intricate snd perPe1
Ing obsuries OF usual Homo opathc books and medicines
Conssng Of simple specifies diseases to which
they reated in the fora of simple nsar
prepared ingredients neither dangerous disgusting they
the ready aid Of The nurse aud the comfort oil the
complaining and Inv aid
They possess those positive advantages: They harmless
no injury can srise their They smeyeu always
kaow what take aud how 10 take H. They convenient
sou sD tive the Sugar Pills nj moments warning With
out hessian Delay. They eenn thousands Of cases
sesse AeSteds end the system freed without prossrs
lion on delay.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-03-02
AMERICAN INSTITUTE FARMERS CLUB.

MosDAY Feb. 43Ihe CLUB meets reg, regalaMsly y,S on
calls any gentleman who may be nominated by mem
Der, TO The chair. To-day Robert J.. Peil presided.
During the hour devoted to miscellaneous business,
the following matters were introduced:
Use Of NtgM SoiL-An article from an fngnsn pa
Der UPON the subject OF night soi read by the SEC
RITARY shows how much this valuable fertilizer is
nnsused and wasted. 1t is subject that should be
more thought OF by farmers.
Agriculture in old Tsmes in ERglGad.-The SIC
RETtRY read the following curious paper from The
London Farmers Magazine for January, 1860:
"Cuthb, w johnson gives history Of the earliest written
laws relative British Agriculture from the oces period 20
Henry VIlthoso of Bishop Grotehesd Ter Greathead SIR
Anthony kLherbert; account Of the Norman Atocfacy
as TO their lands r hda hide being between 100 aud $50 acres;
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-03-02

The wLLIAssBURcH FERRIEs.--It is reported that
the newly consolidated Will ,msburgh Ferry Compsoy
iave commenced the discharge Of In their employ.
1t Is the general impression that the South Eighth
street ferry to be stopped on or before the ht Of
May. With large increase in the price of fsrrisge,
the public accommodation viii thus be mate tally
duced. Property owners feel alarmed at the prospect
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-03-02

ARREST OF ALLEGED RoBBERs.-Two men, uamed
Peter and William Eckert yesterday brought from fsier
.sn Esw.Jer,ey, by ocer Murphy o. The Fab r,seinc
charged with having few weeks since robbed Mfs Anscns
Rah keeper Of the Star Hotel IN Grand street. Satu. T.
d., Of ais In money and gold wssch The pssnen wcrs
ommied 10 await examination. Il.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-03-02
LIST OF
HUMPHREYS SPECIFIC HoMGoPATHIC REMEDIES

HUMPHREYS sPEClfIC dohn.ofArnio bE.nE oIk.o
No. L-Fos reysI cOnsosOn, and Ins.n1A'On-Hs'', .,
Gsis. vsi.:isa. Apo: >.
For Cole Teeshins Crying, and Wsisfnlpess,
Slow ofowth, and fesSfcns:. q Inl.3ts..;.:.' rs
A-For Disnhes Of Children OF Adults Cholera lnfan
A-FCs Dyse@tsTy g Bloody FiuI, Collie Gdpins' >,
sro s cSSs cho. EcSS. Eau.s. and
zrdI ri o 1;isns s ss!ss:: aTca:S IaS
enza and Sore Throat. d
FT5sGS S ,s a:ss:9h. N.!'o": Pains ks.
a--rog assdsches, sick He,is:hss, Vertigo, Rush Of
s Dgsp 20 H %ssi id D::a:;i sc%:i
ConstipatiOn, Liver COmpisn.. ;......rn.;.;.... Is
n-Eo1 Leucorrbea or Whites Bearing Down too Pro-
yor coop Hosr.s cTcapy Cough Dcait and op
HFIf ss Rsssa Giasty Erup:oa: Ey.pc.
@'G sls s 6ss Side SIDE e o. 81 o..%
1s-For Fever aud Agae In.ernaitten Fever, Dumb 70
fG 'f nis o. Essfa Blind Bleeding
yo1 H 69ss. 1r %sst or Fyc
yoi Fs dssS T ssas y ttisas By NOVEL;
s-Fos Whoorins Cough shortening ana palsllnsi, %
yos A sRaaas'o SpS Ssssa DSs
ipE GG9Es and EsES: :s IA tSs Hs.d i%D,ici
nYOI sc1of9. Hnlsscd Glands and Tonss sven.
rol lnS Genera % bsss Physical or
aS-For Dropsy Fluid Accommodations, 1uuid Sweings,
with Scanty Secretons. .:........::..... -
9-For SeaSickness, Frostration, vertigo, Nausea, 80
Vomiting !"
77-For Urinary Diseases Gravel, Renal Caleuh, DIN .
cult or Painful UrinStoD. .................... %
zs-For Seminal Emissions, Involuntary Discharges,
and Consequent Prostration and Debility. loo
PRICE
e enre set Gaze Of Twenty large walls IN morocco and
Boob Of Directions. W
Case Of Twenty large Walls In morocco, and Book oil d.
TeciOnB
Case Of Twenty large walls plain and Book oil Dec'
~
Case of Fifteen mos TO l and Book Of Directions
Case OF any Six boxes Nos 10 l5 and Book OF phec-
Bge boxes with Directions above rs cents 20 cents or Oh
who wish place Themselves under the professional
care or TO sdvce OF Prof can do 90 at h
ofce, No. $50 Broadway, daily from m To p M OF by
"''''' OUR REMEDIES BY MAIL OR EXPRESS.
FWe these remedies by the single boz full case 70
any part Of the country BY mall or express Tree oil charge on
N B-Tbe boxes Nos 10 IS ANAL me, Nos 1e to 2s
.Tse ze and Ia making up 30 8 this must be re-
r1sinbered The vals uniform In size and price, and In
,sr ding for attention necessary on this point
Look over the list make Of what kinds you choose
and nclose the amount IA current note OF stamps BY HALL 70
our address, at No. 52 Broadway and the medicine
Win be duly returned by mail or exPress 40 ,,,
NO FAMILY OF TRAVELLER should be without these fnva
sable curays Thousands them with the most triumphant
sne.sNs DR. II. HUMPHREYS Coz
No. So Broadway, New-Yorf
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-03-02

DROGREsS versus ROUTINE.
III QUEHU'5 COD LIVER OIL JELLi,
Patented Aug. ID, 1907 <t r.
only remedy for consumption snd GIL tnds oi co's"'
4 twice efbcAcious than the liquid OIL
orTRIps JELLIFIED CASTOR OIL Paien.ed).
To be had inventor No 1875 and al respectao"
dyugrists PENFOLD, PARKER 4 MOWER,
No. II Btesmtn-st, wholesale agents
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-03-02
feQai Notifies.


IN PURSUANCE of an order of the Surrogate
ofthe Comfy NvwYeIk. notice !. hereby &c AL
having claims against ELIZABETH DARKE, late Of the
CITY widow deceased TO present the with
vouchers thereof to WILLIAM HoLaEs, Of the sch
srbors house, Seventy street. Tenth avenue
City of New YORK. before the tenth day Of August
dated New ork, the 9Th day 81 February, 1860
WILLIAM HOLM rs, (rx..,,o.
10 Iss5rF JAMES NJ DARKE, }SAeeu'ois'
IN PURSUANCE OF an order Of the Surrogate Of
the County of Notice 4. hereby given to ell
having claims against LEWIS lay late OF the City Of
and Of the City Of Paris deceased present The
with vouchers thereof to the snbseboIs al the oee d
EDWARD FORT at No. Is South Wilan-st In the City 81
New Yok before the seventeenth day Of March next
49, JAMES Bernard,
EDWARD FORT,
90 lsw6piFh Executors, Sc Of Lewis Lay, deceased.
IN PURSUANCE of an order OF the Surrogate Of
Of Now York notice Is hereby sver 70 all per
sops having claims against GERTRUDE LE6bEq late oftbs
deceased present the with vouchers
thereof to the subscriber the Office Of CBAihES A. MAY
No. i'll Nsssu in the Cty Of NewYofh before The
tenth dsy May neIt-Dsted New y orb, Nov. 1889
nil lswGmFh ~ JOHN II. LEGGETT, Administrator.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-03-02

TIME CONFESSIONS and EXPERIENCE of
an INVALID published for The benefit aid az warning
- n.,on N Young men who suffer from Nervous Debility
Premature Decay Ac upp at che same time the means
Of SeCure by who cured hios. seI having peen pE'
COMES psy be had Of the suho NATHANIEL mAffAia'
etg Bedford East Brooklyn Kings County he"'i0'A ny Ia
closing post paid addressed envelope
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-03-02
miscellaneous.

CRICIBI.ES for MELTING BRASS and
~ STEEL Very superior qualisy Of al Sizes for sale eJ
WALLACE 4 huxley,
Corner Albany and Washir ston-sts, " y.
FURNITURE BOUGHT for READY MONEY.
IT. "A fsi- vsue given for Furniture Carpets Booss -, st
No. I23 6iL-ay, between yh and iOthsis
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-03-02

7 OUISvILI.E ARTESIAN WATER
II THE BEST
ALTERNATIVE ..
tmaass Appetite and Digestion and rves IMMEDIATE
relief the Stomach aud Head after eating dnsirs 70"
heely.
s. T. THOMPSON, Agent.
No 5Sl Brosdwey.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-03-02

lean Atlantic Screw Steamship Company new and favorte
StesInship MOUNT VERNON, r. z. smith commander, WIN
leave Pier Nc u n r. SATURDAY, March az O'Clock
P6assge TO Savannah with Unsurpassed
s1 Iarough tickets . kswoIan 80 z5 to Mobile Ssi
t1oos@ Sls Montgomery S25; Albany S25i Atlantis, eIl
oel1mbus Ell Macon, $Z0i Augusta &lT 90 Also, to pnn'
lsanes half per cent No rsk under 500 Apply
- H. CROMWELL Il Co., No. 81 West-st
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1860-12-22
SMAIL ~ARGUmEETs.

There are two arguments which re dwelt upon
nt great lcusth by those Of the North who deny
he right Of secession. One is based upon The al
legged difficulty the slave states would experience
with their conflicting interests in uniting in a har-
monious union. Very likely such difficulty would
exist, but would it not be moro easily I'D listed
than when. as now, an attempt is made to not only
harmonic in the Federal Union, these conflicting
interests, but also to fuse with them into one COM
bination the diverse interests of the Eastern, the
Middle, aud the Western States9
The other argument is arithmetical, and consists
in figuring up the cost Of II Southern government.
We wonder if the English press of 1715 ever re-
sorted to such an argument to convince the fathers
Of the inexpodiency Of their secession movement
II it did, it must have presented an appalling array
OF figures DANGEROUSLY knocking at the door of al
empty cxchequer, though we suspect the rebellioui
coloBists-baretooted and ~coatless as some of then
vcre-vould not have paid much heed to the force
Of the pounds, s~hilliugs, and pence argument
unless to remember 1t as al insult added to injury