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Proceedings OF the New York STATE NIedi-
cal Society.

ALBANY, Feb.s, $780,
The State Medical Society met at ten O'Clock.
The resolutions for the appointment Of commission
unacy and the appointment Of committee to nfer with
the Senate Committee the subject takei up, and
long discussion followed.
They were adopted and Doctors Coventry CIates San
ders, Bradford and Mason were appointed such commit
tee.
Dr. E. R. Squibbs, of Brooklyn, read paper entitled
sNotes on New Remedies"
Several members pronounced 1t the most able paper
presented and vote Of thanks passed the Doctor
Society relative to the laws regulating the practices of
ply eic and surgery
Dr. Goodrich, from the committee to inquire into the
subject Of aneshetc agency, It's origin authorship and
the United States, presented elaborate report and
awarded to Dr. Wells the credit OF being the dscoverer
OF the anestbetic agency After some discussion the
whole subject laid the table for indefinite time
DR.. BrDsmade, from the committee, reported resou-
tons requiring mmttee Of three be appointed by
President to present memorial to the Legislature asking
stringent legislation to prevent the destructive and
revolving crime OF criminal abortion. Adopted.
Resolutions also adopted urging upon the Legisla
ture the appropriation of sufficient for the imme
date completion Of the New York Inebrate Asylum at
Bngbamton, institution calculated to relieve suffering
and prevent insanity and death.
resolution was adopted appointing committee OF i've
to report upon the feasibility amending the present
fr the regulation OF the practice Of pbysc and surgery
the Sats also resolution to appoint committee
Of five to report what measures best calculated TO
check the growing evil of the aduleraon OF drugs by
apethecaries
A committee Of three appointed to urge upon the
legislature the importance OF the passage OF law
polling more general vaccination 10 the State.
The Society adjourned until tomorrow morning, and
this evening visited the observatory and afterwards
entertained by Governor Morgan.
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Assembly.
ALBANY, Feb. 8, 1880

ALBANY, Fe0. y, 1900
On motion Of Mr.. BURNS, (dem.) Hon. Fernando Wood
was invited to the floor duriog his stay in the city
On motion Of Mr.. MuIIKKs (rep) similar privilege
WAS extended to Governor King and on motion of Mr.
H. SMITH, Qep) to Hon. S. W. Patterson Of Chautauqua
county
large number Of remopstrances were presented
against the Pro Rata BILL tong railroads. or any laws
tereripg with The commercial prosperity of the State
Petitions also presented pro rata railroad tolls
and personal liberty bills.
rhe bill 10 widen Atlantic avenue in Brooklyn was
ported favorably.
Mr. yARIAS, (dem) from the minority Of the Pro Rata
Committee, presented a report against that measure It
forth the character Of the petitions circulated through
the country showing the ncorrecness and unfarness OF
the figures accompanying those printed petitions, by
means which taxpayers Induced 10 put their sig
thereto clear statement IL made based upon
the testimony before the committee, OF the destructive
Prosperity Of the State and OF the mpractcsbty OF run
ming any line of railroad the pro principle The
minority believe to have been made clearly evident that
the whole warfare railway interests founded in into
rest, prejudice or mistake.
Mr.. JAoUEs rep) gave notice Of bill to amend the
charter Of New York SO as to create Tenant House De-
partment.
Mr.. vooKmEs (dem noticed bill to create ward
OF cities TO compel the attendance Of Witnesses and punish
false swearing by such witnesses
Alec the bill 70 amend the charter Of the Long Island
Railroad.
Mr. VAN HORN (rep) asked consent to a resolution in
wiling Joshua r. Gddines to the flor Of the House.
Mr. CAIucurr (dem) objected to its reception by the
House.
The House then laid the table the several orders OF
business until resolutions reached and then adopted
Mr. Van Horns resolution.
BILLS INTRODUCED.
By Mr. c. KEIsEY-To open Water street. Brooklyn be-
tween Grand and North First streets.
To extend the charter of the Atlantic Dock Company
To amend the New York and Long Island Ferry law.
Mr. MAxsoN (rep.) introduced resolution calling on
the Commissioners Of Emigration to report the amount Of
oes to the State by the burning of the Quarantine buildings
on Staten Island and Of the expense attendant thereon
Laid over.
Mr. MIKEN (rep called up the resolution to print tae
testimony taken before the Pro Rata Committee, and
pressed surprise that the friends OF the BILL who had
made majority report on what they pretended WIS
proved before the committee should be so fearful Of that
testimony appearing before the House.
MessIs FIAcIER (rep:) and O. ALLEN (rep) warmly
opposed the motion, and 1t was laid on the table.
Mr.. CoyKuNG moved that the Judiciary Committee DO
Instructed to report bill fixing the fees Of the Sheriff
New York at some reasonable rate. Laid over.
Adjourned
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Meeting Of the New York State Agricul.
tural Society.

ALbANf, reUs o. looV
The Assembly adjourned at twelve O'Clock to- day to give
the use OF their chamber to the Agricultural Society The
Society called to order by the President A. B. Conger
Mr. Tucker Treasurer reported the annual receipts at
S24 4O 49, q which $1s Ill SO the receipts the
State Fair hell at Albany The total expenditures for the
year ss724 49, leaving balance in the Socieys
hands Of 1886 81. An unqudated demand against the
society would, however, diminish this balance B. p.
johnson read the annual report Of the Executive Commit
tee.
The society havs fixed Emira place Of holding
the next State far and have elected the following off,
GERS
Fresident-Ex Senator Benjamin N Huntington, Oneida
Vice Prcsidents-Iohn Jay, OF Westchester Chas. 9
Wainwright, OF Dutthess Herman Wendell, Of Aloan,;
Calvin Harblunt, q st. lawrence John Butterhcd, IL
Oneida Francis NJ Ratch, Of Oseg0 JAS o. Sheldon of
Ontario; T. C. Peters, of Genesee
Corresponding Secrdayy-P. B johnson, OF Albany,
Recording Secrstarr-Erastus Corning, Jr., of AlbaH
1reasurer-Luther II. Tucker, OF Albany.
Esecuts,e Capitalization. A. B. Dickinson, Of Seuen;
l. Chandler Ball. Of Rensselaer,; Charles h. Wood, Of
Gsyuga; Ezra p Cornell Of Tompkins; Samuel Thorn, of
The society held an interesting meeting this eveniusn
several of the oldest farmers and members OF he
society In the State. Amongst these were exSenapr
Kelly, Ex-Governor King, John p Beekman, Samuel
Cheever, Calvin Hurburt Jno. Johnston, Benz Eos,
Henry Wager, John Buer6ed, and many others Of eqa
note.
The meeting was presided over by Hon. A. B. Congcr
interesting and valuable papers were read by J. Stn
ton Gould, of Columbia, on the use Of manures and "
the fertilization Of grass lands, and by DR.. Fit@,
on The history of the curcuo the invetcrae foe Of De
plum. -
vote of thanks to the speakers passed, and \,
executive Committee were instructed TO apply Ito he
Legislature for renewal Of the usual appropriation TO
Fitch for the continuation Of his survey.
Hon. A. B. Dickinson attacked the theories laid down by
the speakers, and spoke In favor of practical expeenc
before all the experiments Of chemists.
At the close OF his remarks the meeting adjourne.
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Trial OF James Hazlett, the Harper's
Ferry COnspfratOr.

SHAklssIOWS, va req. 3, 1861
The examination Of witnesses resumed A large
amount Of testimony was taken but few facts
elected. All the witnesses expressed themselves with
confidence to the identity of the prisoner Captain
Glove cenlcd the conversation he had with the prisoner
10 JAIL he had never seen him before at that time the
prisoner stated that he had not heard from his mother
since hs connection with the unfortunate Harpers Ferry
AFFAIR." after the prisoner made the statement he seemed to
regret it. AT four O'Clock the Common wealth closed
THE DKFENCE.
The first witness was Major A. NJ Ball His testimony
regarded rather favorable 10 the prisoner The
testimony for the pointed out the prisoner
one OF the party OF four who stationed sentaes
before the arsenal Two OF theee sentnels identified
negroes and Coppe and the other thought
to DO Hazctt Major Balls testimony agrees as to the
number Of sentnes but cannot identify Hazett one of
the party, although he was twice escorted homo by the
man supposed BY the State witnesses be the prisoner
Several other witnesses deposed having passed Shenan
doah street, but did not see the prisoner.
Tho defence was ably conducted by Messrs Bolts and
Green.
The Grand Jury In to-day with bills Of indictment
against Owen Brown Francis j. Merriam and jeremiah
Anderson, charging them with conspiring with slaves to
create jneurrectOn
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Markets..

Markets.
PHILADELPHIA STOCK BOARD
PHILADELPHIA, Feb. s. 1850.
Stocks firm. Pennsylvania SIS, e3k; Reading Railroad
1875; Morris Canal, 4s1s; Long Island Railroad, uX;
Pennsy lvania Railroad, 37A.
PHILADELPHIA, Feb. 8, 1850.
Flour firm at S. 62X a IS SIX for superHue Wheat
steady; white 81 40 a 81 50 red 81 SO 81 49, Corn
closed with advancing tendency. Provisions firm.
Whiskcy declined nc: sales at &c. 24c.
BALTIMORE, Feb. 8, 1860.
Flour quiet at S. so for Howard street Wheat buoy
ant white, 81 40 81 60 red 81 Is 81 80 Corn steady
at re- 74c. for both white and yellow. Provisions
firm Whiskey dull at 23Kc.
CINCINNATI Feb g. 1880
and scarce: shoulders 7hc, sides 9Hc. Whskey &c.
higher. Wheat firm. Corn active sales in bulk at Soc.
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CAx-LASSAY.-In Brooklyn, on Tuesdny, Feb 7, by
the Rev. Mr. Longelow, RUFUS d. CAss, OK New York,
10 Miss MATILDA LANNAY, OF the former place.
HoLCoNB-MARoY.-lnth this city, on Wednesday Feb g.
by the Rev. Richard Reyes, H. HoLcoMB Esq Of Water
town, N. ", TO Miss LYDIA Fl, MARCY.
HNHMAN-QUN Thursday, Feb. 2, by the Rev
Isaac H. futile, Rector Of st. Lukes church, Mr. VIM
HNcuMAN to SulE QUIN, daughter Of Robert Quin Esq., Of
New York city.
Poughkeepsie papers please copy.
MnIs-RorwTs.-At White Plans N. Y, on Tuesday
JAM 7, by the Rev. Theodore s. Rumney, Mr. JANIS Mills
Of New Rochelle TO Mrs ANNA L. RoBKRTs, of New York
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circular signed BY Hamilton tish and o,hers has
secretly prepared BY few ambitious
high positions in the Institute which they occupied for
many with what efficiency the of the com
muny TOO we'll indicated and, together with Opposition
msnamed the Members Ticket ssued to the members
AZ latest moment In order that its
be exposed That members who with the
ababs Of e Institute not be deceived intended brief
statement 10 necessary.
The pecsss.y Of reform in the management of the In
having At last been fully aroused have nominated
who elected would elevate the character institute
and promote It's efficiency and usefulness of hOss
who have controlled The operations OF the institute long
series of not having repomnaed ny
on the regular ticket have cnncocted msnarned the
&embers Ticket and efer themselves election The
circular never egnented the Institute unacquanted with
the true state Of things and In allowing be used
have been Influenced by personal considerations.
he members will mber that the true Regular Reform
Members Ticket 10 headed follows:-
For President
ROBERT l. PELL.
ISAAC n. PHYFE, Chairman Nominating Committee.
JACOB O. PARSONS, Secretary
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Army Intelligence.

HEADQUARTERS ARMY,
New YORK, Feb. 8, 1860. (
pursuant to instructions from the President OF the
united States, Brevet Colonel Robert Lee Second Ca
vary hereby assigned 70 the command of the Depar
mcnt OF Texas and will repair to the headquarters OF the
department. and assume command according to his rank
by brevet $50 ~
BY command Of Brevet Lieutenant General Scott.
~ H. L. SCOTT,
Lieut. Colonel and A. c., Acting Ass. Adj General
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The Greatest Invention OF the Age.
A NEWLY PATENTED
QUARTZ ROCK AND GRAIN MILL.

QUARTZ ROCK AND GRAIN MILL.
Thi. wonderful Improvement in grinding I'M.
pspabe powder the rapid Of fifteen bushels par
hour and yielding much larger quantity Of gold and oliver
than any other Known and altogether the
method devised for reducing quartz hard
substances with the smallest undoubtedly
The greatest invention Of tho ago.
Ths rights OF States In tho great invention offered
SALE Those desnK purchase have opportunity
Witnessing the full rapid and complete operation Of the mil
The mill las been largo pubic exhibition
and hcroushy and practically and pronounced
BY Tho best practical miners at the mines TO be- Without
ton, the greatest invention improvement reducing
quartz ever Witnessed known and valuable to miners
BIGaS sOUTHWICK, 81 Nassau street.
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BROADWAY BouDoR Full and fashionable audiences
nightly attest their appreciation Of the performances Of
talented and accomplished Webb sisters. Taey appear
this evening" supported by the full company IN three
Reh. and agreeable pieces, with variety Of singing aud
dancing,
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LOttefyt-Tn6 FOI1OVV1nV
plumbers drew the principal prizes the drawing of January
"a. 1860
NOE. FRIES NOS. Prizes. Hos Prizes
Nos g 2!I5 a9oa 2sss 2s. Sill sos 500 1916 1865,
1881 1905 1000 1902 1885 1852. 1907 1895 22is s9s
2ius6 2lS0s 2lss3 2l6sl 22 22997 1871 24s7 25s 1857
29zS9-elOO0 each, O' ~
For circulars to the above drawings address Don Rod
1suex care OF City Post, Charleston. &. @.
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Collision Between the Bark Acme and an
Unknown Schooner.

o.
The bark Acme, which sailed from New York on tho
gth ut for Vera Cruz IN collision, the night OF
the 18th, during gale, with schooner carrying away
her foremas and bowsprit and put into New Orleans "a
inst she would have to discharge before completing her
voyage.
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Resignation OF the Nova Scotia Govern
ment.
HALIFAX, Feb. 8, 1860.
The government Of Nova Scotia has resigned Hon.
William Young has been sent for 10 form another one.
Hon Joseph Howe will probably be Provisional Secretary
Adams Archibald Attorney General and Jonathan McCaly
probably Solicitor General II is expected that BENJAMIN
Weir will have a seat in the Cabinet without Office
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Fatal Railroad Accident.

CLEVELAND, Veb. 8, 1850.
Two passenger thrown from the track on the
Phsburg, Fort Wayne and Chicago Railroad two miles
west Of Perrysvie, this morning, in consequence Of a
broken rail Philip Farley killed and Peter Hoffman,
supervisor of the road and child seriously injured
The rest Of the passengers escaped with slight bruises
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Herring's Patent Champion Fire
and burglar proof saes Isl Broadway corner Of Murray
street, New York.
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Death Of q Prominent MeS chant OF Troy.
TROY, N. Y, Feb. 8, 1850.
Peter McDonal, Esq, we'll known merchant and pro-
mnen citizen Of this place. fell dead this evening in the
was attending meeting Of the congregation.
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Suspension OF tho Diamond Furnace
COmpany-Meotfng OF Iron Masters.
CINCINNATI, Feb. y, 1850.
The Commercial says that the Diamond Furnace Com
papy, owned by Holman & Co. OF Jackson Ohio sus.
pended yesterday, with liabilities estimated at $50 600
At meeting OF iron masters held at Portsmouth, Ohio
on the 9Th was resolved to petition Congress for pro-
tectiye tariff
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Court CaIendar-ThIs Dnv

OYER AND IERMNER Part Mos 7, 2OOo, 2O71 added
to calendar OF Monday, February 8.
SUPREME CouKT-GESrRAL TERM - Enumerated motions
COMMON PLEAS Part 1-Same as yesterday. Part q
NOS ~ 1911 1872, l2o, 1878, 1870 1880 1881 1882
1884, 1855, 1855, 1880, 1891, 400 -' '
30, SUPERIOR couRT Part Nos. 2i5 10, 5l3, 5I7 80
AGO. 27s, 400 1856, 1884, 1885, 1872 4l2 500 5O2 sos $40
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To ClOthfers and Merchant Tail0rG.
We would call The attention Of MANUFACTURERS OF
CLOTHING. FROM ALL PARTS OF THE UNION 70
choice assortment Of NOVELTIES and full supply PIE
Goods, especially adapted the wants Of the trade
SULLIVAN, RANDOLPH BuO Old, 30 10 IS Park place,
TO Wilson g. Hunt 4 Co.
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Barry's Tr1copberous IL the Beet and
cheapest article dressing teautfy ing cleansing curling
press wing and restoring the hair LADIES' try IT, Sold b. A
druggINs-
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pany, Westport, No.
Kks taken cargoes merchandise store on the pe
Of transportation Exchange the principal cies of The
Union bought and sold Special attention collections
and when ut this made free of charge prompy
RENTED
DIRECTORS
w. r. BERNARD Thos Johnson, Ed PRICE,
James n. Hunter, Alex Waskey. Henry Sager
Z. Z. Kearney, Alex Street, j. q Hamilton.
Ed. PRICE, President
j. g. HAMILTON, Vice President
GTo E. SIMPSON, Secretary.
REr1RyvCE.
Bank OF America How Whitaker. New York; Sitter,
Price Co, Philadelphia l. A. Benos Co., st. Louis
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She Archftects' and Mechanfcs' Jour
nslThe best paper for all CONSTRUCTOR Published weekly
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Batchelor's Hair Dye, wig and Toupes
factory removed 10 Is Bond street. Private entance fos
ladiea
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H0llOway's Ointment-Thcrc IL mo-
wound ulcerous however obstinate long
durston viii yield to this balsamc and curative prepara
op when used hcordng 70 the directions envelopng each
vD~t
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DERMANENT INSURANCE.
L Tho ALUM PATENT FIRE and
.n BURGLAR PROOF SAFE
SECURITY AGAINST FIRE AND BURGLARa
or any Safe In the world tho ONLY ONE that nss bee
hundreds OF times tested by fire and burglars without fau
In single instance 70 preserve IL contents Il 10 also
ENTIRELY FREE FROM DAMPNRSS.
And does not therefore oure books pspep md evelrv
deposited In 1t, a. all other safes Than he 'SA'
ALUM PATENT
ARE WELL KNOWN TO no
Second hand Safes Of other makers sale al half THAR
ginal cost. VALENTINE A RIyTIER
3T Broadway.
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The Connecticut Scientific Agric ulturaI
Convention.

D,
The Scientific Agricultural Convention continues 10 be
the principal object of interest In this city To
evening the Convention will have Q reception by Yale
College. On Friday addresses pomologic and arbor
culture will DO given by Aesss Grant, Barry and Merson.
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The Archftects' and Mechnnlcs' Jour-
na-De sgna and working plans every week. 81 year.
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MRS. sV1nslOw's Soothing Svruv
MILLIONS or BOTTLES are now u.sS 49, A..
United States fo children teethng with nave, san
Relief immediate aud certain. Only Is oents Sos,lss
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DR.. Marsh Continues TO Apply his Radi-
TRUSS with In eecng permanent cures OF
hcrnA rupture. MARSH co. no vesev street n T.
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Drawfngs OF France, Broadbents Il Co.'S
susskx CousrY--CIAm 8 TEsRuARY g. Ism
40, 48, &c, 43, 4, 60, SO, SO. 05. = "a. 6s.
og's9 OF dorrEEr-OLAss Six. FEBRUARY ESQ
u %, "a, 6S: "a, Al, IL, 81, 80, IL, 4, so.
FRANCE BROA DBRNrg GO
ManaRora WiInuSnsfom Delavars
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Exchanges.
PHILADELPHIA, Feb. 8, 1860.
Sight drafts on New York at par
CHICAGO, Feb 8, 1880.
Sight exchange on New York. bank rates. reduced to
per cent premium for currency and per cent for god
private bills 4 per cent for currency
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The Architect and Mechanics Jour.
nalJhe best Of the kind published city,
Scientific American. Publisher A. HARTHIlL, l25 Fult'r
street, New York.
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The AuRusta at Savannah.
SAVANNAH, Feb. 7, 1850.
The steamship Augusta, from New York. arrived at her
wharf here at seven O'Clock this evening.
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The Arch1fects' and Mcdaniel Jour.
naL-sample copy sent Ave weeks for Is cents.
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Look 1t This.-Selling on 1T Half Price.
6oed stock of Boots and Shoes Hes gentlemen BOYS
misses and children st CAhILLS, ST. Broadwsy.
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McLaughlin's Improved French Yoke
shirta ready made. made corner of
Greenwich and Murray streets.
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COD LIVER GIL
FOR
CONSUMPTION

.ns1 Ts5 hsI MkTns SSs or T dUsE.
,ho1d be given every 81. bSurs until free evscustons Il
and The surface Of e he
'pUDSeu ".'n 'Ds c Ell fcasI OF CURE
..nn 1 hs. s. h Page physician In
W. vs. Fill %sD E READY RELIEF
n ne CT scarlet fever measles and Other malis
n. y, TnG%.. Curt; Of los. four chr
seized With this d.ease and expected they would die be-
RADwAY,s REGULATING PILLS AND READY REL
ana saved their lives Mr. Curtis igs.rumer u. in ss
and Ready Relief
In this distressing complaint Railways Ready Relief
Regulating ri's have never failed in saving the life Of
ps oo ne s ss as n of give one
ana chest freely with the Ready Relief and danger
s5is 1 s'sss IN n: I'll
patients By administering SsSS1s: PHI: sssaS ssl
WI Burton, o1 wedcwa, xl.Ssm., writes under
1 FIJI. Ssrss 1isS of Sesrss ms.f
PEI Measles and MumIa have heard Of several ca
wIesssd heir car:rs s see'. %p. medicine
Dheciions for the use Of Railways Puts and Ready
THE MOST VALUABLE DIsCovERY OF TIE A
BOOT AND SHOE POLISH,
SUBS ff1fTPlssf f On i sGSSk1se,
over rs sSssSG Is Eso6 g Da'o
cory pc ,,s made By passing The sponge sache
when
BEAUTIFUL GLOSS
Appears ithoui further trouble.
THIS DRIES IN THREE MINUTES,
after which . cambria handkerchief may be paasee
Without beir soied 1t retains lis lustre from four
PRESERVES rhE LKATHER,
and Poots and shoes on which 4 d used wnl
soI I EvHRYWHEaE No""A"
japanese PolsA Co..
"a Broome street.
One door west OF
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A Beautiful CoSnplexfon. -Lafr d'sLisufS
Pear, fer and pressr Ting he complexion ana skin
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OTMWnHS OF tho DelaWarc State LCtte-
ries-wOoD, EDDY co, Managers Of tho
DELAWARE, GEORGIA, KENrUuKY MISSOURI SrArn
DELAwARE-ExrsA CLASS No. 65. FEBRUARY 8. 1860
20 80. 20, 81, u, 81, Al, u, %, 10 81, 81.
DEIAwARE-CLAss NO. &C, FEBRUARY g. 1860
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Ladies' Furs, Fashion Hats, Skating
CapA|WHITE, Halter No N6 Broadway, opposite st. Paul