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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-05-26
IMPROVE YOUR EYES, by NJ. WISE,
OPTICIAN

III UPIIUIANs
Has REMOVED IN No 755 BROADWAY. - -
Persons with weak eyes be supplied with GLAssf'o
which will greatly benefit and strain the sight PaIeaaI
attention is paid style Of PERSPECTIVE GROUND
GLASS Flint which, through their high polish and
true rround produce the puet vision and have been highly
IN their effect upon the for
vng Improving the sight continued writing aud reading
persons and those operated upon for Cataract
can also be suited. -, -,
He inserts NEW GLASSES, Of superior quality In old
rpes IN socts patronage OF all in want of his articles
He van ants all speetaces purchased Of him suit the sight
Eve years or CHANGE the Glasses without charge.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-05-26
DYSPEPSIA

gentleman somewhat advanced in years strong robust
stituon had lately good deal affected with Indigestion
stomach tongue bad in the mouth and at
tended with peculiar vertigo and whng in the head much
render riding IN 4 carriage mounting
inence quite dangerous After trying several things neaec-
,usy, he fell tie Dyspepsia Pills which afforded prompt
relief pill every night and morning worked like charIn re-
lieyng all his vertigo and o. her unpleasant symptoms
DYSPEPSIA HEADACBK-A stout man. 30 years Of age,
has suffered several year, from Dyspepsia and weak stomach
He had almost constant headache with OF ne,s In the
head and stomach Food became acid and In the mouth
in acid eTuctsons feelings nes and repeon in the stom
ach bad taste in the mouth coated poor appetite with
general debility prostraion and depression spirits The
Dyspepsia Pills No TO- cured him entirely In the few
weeks taking only pill morning and night
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-05-26

NAY 1860 NOTICE
SALE AND REMOVAL.
GREAT SALE OF DRY GOODS,
THIS MONTH,
No. 90 AND No. 80 CHAMBERS-ST.,
NETWORK.
DE FOREST, ARMSTRONG & Go,
Being about their and commodious Ware
rooms Nos. rs, ~. 49, 81 49, and - DUANE-sT .es,
varied stcci Of DRY GOODS and effect this object they
''''-s GREAT INDUCEMENTS
TO THEIR CUSTOMERS AND THE TRADE IN
In addition to their AMosKEAG and wAMsUTTA PRINTS,
In and beautiful styles they have now fer sale the entire
b'4'H' FORK 81 tss Sg% fR9TEfEE low priced
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS PRINTS
~ 'D' '''' FOR CASH, OR ON TIME.
FTHE DIFFERENCE
Il Between Retail and Wholesale Picesin
DRY GOODS -
was never the present time and IN order that all
may avail themselves Of the Low prices ranging at
the subscriber will continue for short time longer 10 sell
jobbng Of Dry Goods at re.s Wholesale prices
Among the many inducements held out wiz be found-Slks
Black Plain COof Fancy and in Robes chAio' Bareses Bal
zoines Lawns, Jacoueis, Organizes,
Prints, Gnghams,
HOu'ekeep,ss Goods Hosiery Good, E%broidere''
Paraso and Umbrellas,
&c, &c,
10 which we are daily adding cheap goods auctions md
purchasers may rely upon hnding goods and prices
and tina. we mean his fst stock VIII be offered a.
RETAIL
AT THE LOWEST WHOLESALE PRICES.
s. COURTS, No. 20 CedArst,
A few doors from Broadway, east side
i IA coMPAoNlE LysoNNAIsE,
Rue St Amsud, No. I, and
Rue Neuye des Capacnes, No is.
SILK sTUFFs
(House In Lyons)
MANTLES, NIsITES, CL0AKS &c
PRINTED MUSLINS.
LACE
(MAsuFACToRY)
INDIA CACBEMIRhS
(HousB AT KAscHxIR).
FRENCH sHAWLS. .
WEDDING OUTFITS.
Since It's Foundation the COMPAGNIE LYONNASH has
ceased occupy itself particularly In the selection Of articles
and superior susy At the present moment the
ONLY HOUSE in PARIS offering large assortment OF
enabled manufacture purchase the hendsomest Novelties
the favorable period and to dispose of them tbs most
favorable conditions quality and price Every article even
the CBchemeie Shawls is marked In known figures.
Tbs COMPAGNIE LYONNAISE has established Branch
Houses Lyons Kaschm Aencon Chanty and Brussels. for
the OF Silk STUFF Cachmees and Lace but they
have other house for sale eIceptin Paris.
IMPORTANT to HOUSEKEEPERS.
IL CARPETS, OILCLOTHS &c,
Retaied ct Wholesale Prices.
Deslg 70 reduce our Spring stock Of Csrpenss we VIII
of well selected
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-05-26

OYYICK WiILlAHsBURGH GAs-LIGHT CONPANY,
BROOKLYN N. Y, May II, 1860 )
VNHE ANNUAL ELECTION of Seven Directors
Of this Company, and q Three Inspectors of the next
seeSins election will be held the office Of this Company 9th
of South Sdt) on MONDAY the 4th day Of June
oer The polls viii opened O'Clock D. In and closed Ut
oook D. The Transfer Books will be closed from the 18th
c. n BLODOET, Secretary
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-05-26

OYTICB OF TIE UksNOINB NAVIGATION AND kAILkVAD Ni
No. ID WIILIAN-sT., kEw.YORY, May l6, 1850
NOTICE.-The DESMOINE NAVIGATION
IN AND RAILROAD COMPANY will offer for SALE, at
Office in the City of N.wYork public auction at II
o'clock n the 18th day Of May inst 0O Of LAND
Of IOWA situated in the Counties of Lee Van Bu
rem Davis Wspeo Jefferson, Mahaska Marion Jasper and
Polk Payments for the may be made in cash. at the
option the purchaser nifty cents per in cash. and the bal
snce in the Eonds Of the Company q par.
By order Of the Board, JAS C.PATTERsON, Secy.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-05-26
NKw-YoRK May "a, 1860.
I A CROSSE and MILWAUKEE r. K. Co.

H LAND GRANT BONDS. z
NOTICE-TLe undersigned, a Committee Of the LAND
GRANT BONDHOLDERS Of the La CROSSE add MIL
WAUKEE RR Co. request the holders OF said Bonds 70
attend 9 meeting at the office Of CLARKSON n POTTER
esa No 81 Wallst at O'Clock THURSDAY the 3ls inst
70 bes report from the counsel Of the Trustees and from the
Committee who attended the hearing In behalf Of the bond
holders at Milwaukee the nth inst relative TO the foreco
proceedings and the sppontmet Of ReceiVer Of said
Road also to such for the future action OF the
relative decree of sale and transact such other
business may be requisite pertaining TO their interests IL i
very desirable that the Bondhodes be generally present
j. II. JACKSON,
NATH l. ROSS,
CHAS. H. ROBERTS, Co.,,.,,oa
JULIUS WADSWORTH, "'
JONATHAN RANSOM,
GEO. b. SATTERLEE,
CASPER ID. SMITH,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-05-26

an fnoIvent from his debts pursuant 70 the provisions OF
N, Article rst title OF the NTH chapter OF e second
rsr of the Rey,ed Statutes DANIEL BROWN Of the town
Genoa Cayuga County insoyet debtor Notice hrst pnp
shed mil H. 1900 dors 10 appear before the Hon Cnes
q DWIGHT ouny Judge ayuga County bis office IN tho
it, Auburn IN said County the 18th day Of July next at
ten clock the forenoon 10 Show cause any they have why
an assignment should be made Of said nsoonts estate and
he di,ctrrged from his debts.-April 81 1860
mv5J .wl0yS WM b. WOODIN, Attorney for lnsolyent
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-05-26
HnanfiaI.
yprR r. NICOLAY.

n AUCT1oNEER AND sT0CKBR0KNR,
n :, william s-lNSu RANCE STOCK and other Securities
"A r;,sss sale STOCKS aud BONDS bought and sold at the
Nrpkerf Board The Phoe Current Issued semi monthly
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-05-26
COUGHS AND COLDS.


gentleman public lecturer took cold the Latter
part last month, while travelling and lecuriug IN Norhtr
f.nns addressing public audiences evening.
yet days by the aid Of the Specific he entirely
cred aud enabled pursue calling without Inconvenience
No public speaker should be- without them. -
BAD CoLDA married lady Of 40 Lad taken yiolen, cold,
eide and considerable and hoaTenes Such eold were
usually very lasting and Troublesome bat by taking the SP.chc
Coreh Pills times per day in three day. she eaney
we'll -,
t.r0H AND BRoScWruA young Of ?? had cough and
hcarsncss hccn months During cold weathrr his voice
lost only 10 spcak in whispers pain induced ON cough
ing cough raising only tribe Ia the morning quite feeble
Gcistrd Had taken scyel medicines with but hie
benefit III. enced with the Cough Pills one p threo
Per DAY. ard found himself improving ms eoasn
ilie softer horseness passed of strength aud Appeue
improved and In well entirely well having aAsh 10
other medicine .
g,uIen 80 STRONG ard robust took aseefe cold At
tel de with pain and IN the chest
out eSpecolaiion, in ell The bosN au ps
ration The CouGH PILs, pill three times per ay en'sp
cutd him ia thee day.. ,-. 4. - 49,.
lOUGH Cons lNuVHNtA AND lloARkNkss hnd no oe'tsr
edy thn tho SPECIFIC CovGh fiiis ako thoso (" "a
ect,d Aposurc damp feet e'uee ana I'll eA'ee ana
InoNruI,ts ,Sp Couon.-R II. Graham, esq, Of MoEne
In says, Know well tho value q your Cough Pals having
used t6 ast Winter Albany They helped the uVse VI
anytb,g / ever used and consider them invaluable
AGfNIs WANTED the sale OF our k-snedies 10 e'sS
town or community Ia the United states Addess
ID. r. HUMPHREYsA Co,
No 5s2 Broadway, Nsw'fsk
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-05-26
REXER AND AGILE.

from Ohio, last spent about five months in Ind
ara He three times STACKED with Fever and Ague AMI
Chill Fever having all the symptoms But at each time be-
in throwing of the disease with the Fever and Asus
Pills At attack he alternAted them with the Fever P
His language to OF agents would not 80 Wet
TO remain months again without those medicines for
hundred of the beet dollars ever saw"
aged had the Ague for ten months was TWO.
broken by qunne and noums from the shop they oen
returned with increased violence chill every second day
10 continuing two hours with headache pain all him.
succeeded by heat with headache and deuu unt IL at night
followed by sleep and prouse Precipitation until the morins
Great weakness and prostitution he commenced taxing the
Fever and Ague Specific two pills night ard morning The hr.
day after their be had slight chill since which
be has been entirely tree from the disease aud has fully ecov
cred his health.
lady aged 10 had the Aue and Fever in Illinois Cor twS
months aud on returning to NewioTk the attacks still cor
nued increased in violence. The chills
day in the afternoon continuing very severe for bali
hour it'll violent headache pain In the back and limbs followed
with burning heat and lougasting sweat She very posr
in flesh pale and exhausted with appetite aud almost every
Kind of food dageeiug it'll her She had tai doses
quinne and choofogue to purpose She theu commenced
using he Specific Homeopathic Fever Medicine prs;
pared by end had ouy single slight paoxysm Of the
alter taking the int dose, and in perfect health
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-05-26

IN PURSUANCE of an order of the Surrogate OF
he County Of H,wYo,s no!is9 g hereby eyes 70 al esr
sons bevI claims against CHARLES DAVIS, late ofthe Cty
voucher. thereof to the .utscrbsr at her resdenee Nc ia
Of Juiy ne,t-Daed NewYok tho both day Of December
1870 - Id3I lswfmSsl SAKAH r. DAVIS, Executrix
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-05-26
Roofing.
miscellaneous.

-FOUR SECONDHAND SAFES (Wider's and
Hrring Pstent) also large jewellers Safes for sale
low by QUlRK BROTHERS, No. 80 Meiden-lane, NJ Y.
Agents for Fairbanks Scales
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-05-26
PILES

clergyman Of the Baps church, well known in Illinois,
writing says 81 have been for time seriously afflicted
with bleeding Piles and have regarded my
time indeed hopeles-but have used medicine
(Pe Syecifc) and cured have doubt you laying
the world under great and lasting obi cations"
lady sends the low ing II have been quite an
70. sevrl pact with Hemorrhods Peshaye tried
homG atLc remedies previously but without :ew
plant and felt almost immediate relief After taxing ak
eight the Pills, the seemed to be wholly eeced At
all events have been entirely free nom Il the
len 9Th OF tine for several years
gentleman IN Ontario County had been subject 10 Piles
for IL They extremely painful often bleeding
prousey lie obtend commenced taxing the Pile Specific
one pill morning ard night Aei having taken iss than ono
box the patient declares himself entirely we'll
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-11-16
sPECIAL NOTICES.
Yon v,.t !, 49, ~. o,r ,re5,ein.,


No. 1ou wish to knew what our Medicines
viii dol Rad thesioItoNins ana learn:
1st. Rrentlinger's fluid Extract Of sarsararilla
sgeilinE Rnnuin T,s- and 81 FTptions on he
skin, bS thoroughly Purifying the Blood, an eA-
perielee of over thirty year, has proven.
ID Brentltngers Syrup Boneset and Wild Cherry
has no equal In the Of Coughs, Colds and Aec-
tions Of the Chest generally.
Sd. Brentlingerss Cathartic Pills remove all acid
and deletGi0ns substances from the Stomach and
Bowels without in the least sickening the stomach
They are the best Phi for general use now sold.
4th The Berger or Spine and Muscle Eminent
acts like charm In relieving all pains Of the face,
back or limbs, where the use Of lniment Is In
dictated.
5th. The genuine ConkIn salve, as prepared by us,
Is, you All know, one of the very best things in the
world for Cuts, Burns, Bruises, &c.
9th. The Golden HAIR Restorative prepared by us,
gives to the hair fine gloss rendeEs it soft aud
smooth, and not only prevents It falling out but
causes new crop where the head has become laid.
F. A. BRBNTLISGER co,
Pharmacentists and Chemists
oct2 No. Isl Market street.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-11-16
Humors offhe caIapairn.

Prentice, of the Louisville Journal, rat
tied the small shot into the ranks of the
Breckinrdge Democrats on election morn
ling, after the following fashion:
Sir Boyle Roche paid the rather equivo-
cal compliment to a friend of his, saying:
''I hope, my Lord, if you e-er come within
mile of my house you'll stay there all
night" So we say to the Secessionists, If
you ever come within hail of our Kentucky
boundary, please remain there till the
crack of doom.
A special despatch to the Charleston
AeretEy says Senator Wigfall, of Texas,
informed President Buchanan that he will
Senate If Lincoln is elected to the Presi-
denCy. A few more such effects from q
Republican victory would almost reconcile
us 10 the political calamity.
We give notice that we intend to con-
tinue the publication of the Louisville
Journal until the 4th of March, 1855, and
We shall print it in the United States.
We don't relish the idea of collaIing New
Albany and Jacksonville items under the
head of "Foreign News
The Charleston He1euyy rejoices in the
thought that the dissolution of the Union
will enable South Carolina debtors to
cheat their Northern creditors. The Aer.
esry was rightly named after the god of
thieves.
The editor of the Memphis Aualqnc1e
talks about seeing ''companionship with
the grave worms" Pray how long would
the grave-worms continue grave in such
funny company Wouldn't their gravity
be very speedily upset +?
A Breckenridge editorin Missouri sneers
at Douglas speaker as "shoemaker."
We don't know that the editor can posi-
bly, swallow regular shoemaker, but he
writes as if he swallowed great many
eob6lers every day.
The Disunionists mean to pronounce John
q. Breckenridge President of Southern
Republic. They have studied pronuncia-
ton in the Mexican dictionaries.
The Southern Disunionist, who talks of
shutting the mouth of the Mississippi, had
better shut his own
We expect to see Wigfall drop one of
these days, with his head in sling or
sling in his head.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-11-16

THE Baltimore Exchange discusses calm
ly the subject of Secession, aud concludes
with an expression of decided opinion
and significant question, thus:
HWe are satisfied that there is no re-
served right of secession which can be
exercised now or hereafter by any of the
States which gave in their adhesion to the
Constitution. If South Carolina, there
fore, goes out of the Union, her justitica-
ton must be that the path of peace and
safety lay only through revolution. Is she
prepared to maintain the validity of that
plea to the satisfaction of her sister
States 2"
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-11-16

TIE Philadelphia North american, in
the course of forcible tribute to Mr..
Bell, observes:
.tThe vote given to Mr. Bell in Pennsyl-
vania by no means expresses the estima-
ton in which he is held as statesman.
or is respected and honored as a man.
While we could not consistently support
him, or consent to abandon the candidate
whom the peoples party had been influ-
entail in nominating at Chicago, our old
regard for him has never abated, and no
syllable has, during the whole canvass,
strong as has been the provocation at
times, appeared in these columns in any
way, calculated to disparage his position
ar to wound his sensibilities"
We believe that the american in its trib-
ute to Dir. Bell but expresses the senti.
ment of large portion of the Republican
party, Mr.. Bell was always popular in
the Northern States, and it was with reg
ret that the people of the North saw him
iuterposed between the two sides of the
great question of the nationality or sec
tionalism of the institution of slavery-a
question which las the article from the
New Orleans PicGytne. published yester-
day, forcibIy showed) had been forced on
the North by the fire-eaters for settlement.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-11-16
Qneationi IA $780,.

Some brilliant youth asks the following
questions of the editor of Noah,s 7Faes
ead Messenger:
Quay IL am posted in dining out /;
but in dining at home, and wishing TO be
re- helped. what must be done with yonr
knife and fork Should they remain on
the plate, held in the hand, or left lying on
the cloth?
Aasper Leave them leaning upon the
piece of bread beside you
Query lis It proper to sneeze aloud at
the table, or should the sneeze be sup
4asoos,5;-certainIy not loud. Use your
napkin to suppress it, or rather to dimin-
ish the violence of such superHuous vocal
ism.
QuaV:-shouid toothpick ever be
used at the table,
Ansar:-Iti Is allowable, but always be-
hind the napkin.
Here Is a-useful and sensible question:
QueTy:-TelImet the origin and object of
the present war in Italy, and the different
positions of Garibaldi and Victor Emanuel?
AnsI0vr We have not space to go into
detail on the subject; but briefly we may
say that the present war IN Italy is pop
ular struggle for liberty. At the head of
this struggle Garibaldi has placed himself
with view to render Italy united ma
ton under Victor Emanuel, as its consti-
tutional king Victor Emanuel is willing
to exclude the See of Rome from this
arrangement, and Garibaldi is not VoiLa
the facts in a nutshell.
Betting questions are getting to be quite
the rage; as for instance, this:
Query:-N. S. has bet that if he is tac-
qnainted' with man. he does not know
him? s. N. bets that he does know HIM.
can you explain this2
Answsr:-It is quite possible to he ac-
quainted with person and not ttknoW"
him, in one sense; but in the common ac-
ceptation of the term to ''know" an indi-
vidual is to be acquainted with him.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-11-16

The editor of the Cleveland Plaindealer'
must be on intimate terms with the sui
phurons gentleman who keeps the great
underground hotel, judging from the free
dom with which he nses his name. Speak
ing of the past election scenes in that city,
he classically remarks that "hurrahs were
given for hell and several other gentle
men," and in another column, of the toll
skinned Wide Awakes with their ID old
candlesticks.'
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-11-16

a "Fashion" writer in New York pn-
per says the winter bonuets promise to be
as severely plain as a Shaker meeIing
house; feathers will be seen as rarely as
birds on prairie. Dark velvet depressed
over the forehead, with almost straight
sides plain crown and decoration of rich,
real lace only will be recognized as ton by
the initiated.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-11-16
The Position OF Mr.. BreekinridEe,
From the Louisville Democrat. Of saturdar.l


Major Breckfnridge, it is said, will soon
make a grand, tremendous, eloquent, splen-
diferous, glorious, star-spangled, spread
eagle speech. He will be for the Union of
the States, now and forever, one and in
separable, eternal, everlasting, incapable
of destruction. and immovabIe while the
rock-ribbed earth shall clothe and re-
clothe her fields with verdure. or "grass
grows, wind blows, or-water runs" Well,
we hope he will. 1t is of little conse-
quence now what he says. The time to
speak was before the election, when he
might have been potent in restraining the
action of States that will now go Their
own way, without much regard to his
opinions, he being no longer their recog-
nized leader. YanceY, Keitt, Rhett & Co,
will, in their several States, be their own
leaders. Still, if the Major wants to speak
and he speaks well, as all udmit-we are
in favor of his doing so.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-11-16

Robert Lincoln, Abraham Lincoln's ell
dest son, who is now in Harvard College,
was called upon one evening last week by
large body of his fellow-students, who
congratulated him upon his fathers sue
cess. Young Bob-o-Lincoln, though a
freshman, is up to snuff, aud trains mostly
with the sophomores. He is quite popular
among bis fellow students.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-11-16
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All others mere limitations and should be avoid
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GRAY, RED or RUSTY HAIR Dyed instantly to
beautiful and Natural Brown or Black, without in
jury to the Hair or Skin.
FIFTEEN MEDALS AND DIPLOMAS have been
awarded to WIZ. a. BArcuE1OE since 1883, and over
$4,000 applications have been made to the Hair of
the Patrons of his famous Dye.
WA. A. BAUCHELOR's HAIR DYE produces
color not to be distinguished from nature, and is
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may be continued, and the illefects of Bad Dyes
remeded the Hair invigorated for Life by this SPLEEN
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Druggists and Fancy Goods Dealers
* The Genuine has the name and address upon
steel plate engraving four sides of each box of
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Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-11-16
a1orinE for tho UnInn.

IRON the Aorgantown star-Douglas paperI
We received the proceedings of a large
meeting at Kingwood, in Preston county,
held on the 18th inst, without respect to
party, too late for publication, in this pa
per. This meeting adopted resolutions
against Secession, Minute men, and in ia
Vor of State Convention. John Scott
was chairman, and John j. Brown secre-
tary. -. - - -. :.