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New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-05-21
american nominations.

s2nsef.&CNse sSOssatsaGtt0nS.
FOR MAYOR;
JOHN +. MONROE.
FOR STREET coMMIssIoMER.a
q. o. Fletcher.
RECORDER, FIRST DISTRICT:
VIM. ErInIERsON.
REcoRDER, SECOND DISTRICT.
j. Il. FABRE.
RECORDER, THIRD DIsTRIGT:
WEBSTER LONG.
RECORDER, FOURTH DISTRICT:
G. Q. CAMPBELL.
FOR ALDER MEN:
First District ..............+.A.G c. BRIcE.
...s..............A. P. FIELD
Second District. .........+.....Y LEyAssEuE.
Third District... ..............P. s. WILT.
Fourth District. ..........s. A. SUBWAY.
AssIsyANT ALDERMEN:
First District--lst Ward, 80. JAMES BEGGs.
"a Ward, ERNEST ToLEDANo.
Sd Ward......e. f. HATCHER
Second Distrlct-4th Ward. W. HoDGKINs.
9Th Ward. ..,..J FREMEAUx
Third Distrct-Tth Ward ~ II. F. sEIcsHgAYrgia.
Sth Ward. y. Ii, LEEFE.
Feurth Distriet-llth Ward. Capt, JAS DAVIS.
al1 2pte
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Cr0ckesy, China,
@ L A s $ w A R E.
AT Wholesale.
SAMUEL Il. MOORE.
49, Camp Street,
Has in store, and is receiving by shipments direct from
Europe very large stock of
EARTHEHwARE,
CHINA AND
GLASSWARE.
Which is offered at New York prices at Wholesale
H4-Assored Crates always hand and the goods are
guaranteed to be delivered free of breakage.
fes 2pwesakMotf
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asrSpeer's Elder Wine, four years old.
Continuing no mixture Of spirits any ether liquor.
II is an Invaluable tonic.
sa8 Giving tene and vigor to the system.
is especially suited for delicate females and children
Also for family nse, and for III. aged and inarm.
And every where NARRATIVE cordial Is required
Sold wholesale aud retail by JAMES sYME No l3i Canal
street, and BY Druggists generally mgI0 2ptjnl#
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-05-21

4s# ne lin Indebted TO Mn. 7. u MoKeever for
s lEens Nov york. Cincinnati and Memphis IN
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-06-26
SECOND BOARD,
MONDAY, june 25--P. NJ.

MONDAY june 2J--P. NJ.
There was fairly active Stock market to-day, with
an appearance of frmness at the opening, which was
lost ar the call proceeded and with irregulaity
the quotations at the close were rather lower than at
the opening. There was no very important feature
developed. The bears not vigorous sellers, while
there apparently absence Of outside orders to
buy. AT the Second Board the market had a
downward tendency until after the regular ses-
sion when there was more disposition to
buy, and better feeling evinced, especially
in Illinois Central which, after selling at 63t, advanced
on small purchases to ISL and closed at 63 bid. The
figures of the traffic of the third week have not been
received but promise to show large gain. Michigan
Southern Guaranteed was exception to the general
tendency of the market and after selling at 20 adj
vanced TO 49, The present earnings OF the road ind
cate surplus over expenses and interest for tho guar
anteed stock although the floating debt will for
q while prevent any division of profits Mehi-
gan Central was among the heaviest stocks
1t fell o. from the opening price, 49,, to AZ under
rumors that the result of the annual report was IN
favorable The receipts of the third week Of June
show decrease of 1914 II as compared with 1859.
As compared with the report of December, 1919, the
annual report gives the balance of income account re-
dnced from 2I8,6l 63toSS, 2O5 62 showing that the
earnings of the road for the past six months have
fallen short Of the expenses, interest," &c, sl4O,i6 Ol
This oss in six months business fully accounts for the
recent and rapid decline which has taken place
ia this stock from 81. Toledo lost portion OF
the recent advance and sold down to 81. Galena was
heavy and touched g. Pacific Mail opened at 81 bnt
at the close 800 the best bid There have been no
further payments Of dividends on oyerissued stock.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-06-26
DIED..

BOwEs-In this city srndsy morning, June r. John
Bowe Queens County Ireland in the 2sth year of
his age.
CLARkEOn Monday June Is Elizabeth MCKEE, only daugh-
George W. and Mary Jane Clarke aged year. months
The relatives and friends of family respectfully invited
to attend the funeral from her parents residence No S
Fourth street. Wednesday 21th lust, at 10 O'Clock M,
wi hout further invitation Her remains viii be taken to
Greenwood for intement
DEBRlCKSON-In this city, Sunday afternoon, June "a,
after lingering illness, Eleanor Jane wife of James IT, Der
rickson in the i6th year OF her age. =,
The relatives and friends family invited 70 attend her
funeral Tuesday at o'clock, om her late residence No.
ST. Louis and Philadelphia papers please copy.
DEACON-At Birmingham, ~ j.. Monday, June 49, Anna
NJ wife Of James W. Deacon and daughter Of the late John
and Ann w. HilyaId.
Philadelphia Ledger please copy.
HANABERGH-In Brooklyn Z. d. on Sunday, June "a, Of
spas Charlotte widow of the late Peter HAnaoergn In
the SD year Of her age -
on Tuesday 26h inst at O'clock from her late residence,
No. l8 North Fourth Fifth street. Brooklyn d..
JARVIS In this city Saturday June 23 Jay Jarvis in the
5Sth year of his age ~.
The reyes and friends family invited attend the
funeral at St. Stephens Church. Of Broome aud Chrys
tie streets Wednesday, 2h inst, at2 o'clock p IN.
McmENoMYIn this city, Sunday June a. suddenly the
PERRYNAt Bedford N H. Monday June Is, Capt Ebene-
Ter Perry, aged So years.
PERRYn this city, Saturday June 2s George Perry,
PAfON-In brooklyn, on Saturday June 2s Pa.on,
daughter Of David and Anna Il. Patton
SPADER-On Sunday June "a Annie Vanderbilt only child Of
jeremiah and Maria L. Spade aged year months and
The friends Of the family are invited attend the funeral from
the residence her parents No 23I State street. Brooklyn
Tuesday, 10Th inst at 3 O'Clock p.
SELLICk-In this city, Sunday morning June a. Of
SUMPTION Emeline wife of Sands selck, aged a. yesrs
residence Of hen som ohm Wood h Martha widow Of the
late John Wood of this city aged 70 years.
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Arrived.

Steamship New;YoIt tBIem Won ssnten Bremen june 10
nd seS. sa s n; nd. HS
winds atew ard b. weather. June H. at lat IS sS lon
Steamship LScn', Point, French, Baltimore days. md.s
steamship Montgomery Berry Savannah mdse and pass to
H. b. Cromwell & CO.
Steamship Chesapeake crowel Portland mdse. and pass. to
Ship Ezc,lsior sw Liverpool % days mdse and pass to
pole hns a besp H. 4 n - 81
So spoke bark Iona Of and from Boston bound 2itb lat 40
has had continuation Of light winds and Gains the pas
Bark Star Light tof BOs,on Powell Palermo April g. via
Gibsar May ~ fruit to Bessett Bacon June lat % So
Beyrout days % Nantucket Lght.hp bearing n
10 miles; spoke ship Art Union from Calcutta for Boston
schr Rising Sum- Smith, JonespOrt Me-, days spar. to
schr Henrietta, Shaw, Bangor days. lumber Simpson
sefI Ocean Bird lsr) LOclpOH, Windsor, N s. days,
schr 4. A. Ward, HOa Palermo May passed Gibraltar May
sehr Laukah tOf Bremen) Atwood Liugsnn, b. 10 days
coal to H. CunsId. vessel TO master
sem Ns Idsy SON. aI BISHOP h'ooro NJ days pas
schr Spray Orb Shaw, St. Andrew. IA days, lumber to D.
seb C. Fantauzri Wooster EapO days. lashs and hsh to
schr Gipsy, ingalls,, Machias da, lumber to Simpson
MsyheT p..,,.
cR Reed Kelley for AS. master
schr Thomas hx Hall, Rockand days lime
sch Banner Tufts Gloncester days f,b to master
schr West Clean, - Gloucester 8 days dsh to master
schr lying Fish, Low, Gloucester days fish to master
Schr T. b. Smith, Briggs Albany for New. Bedford.
schr Adelaide smith, Albany for New. Bedford
schr Henry Clay, Cole, Albany for New. Bedford
schr w ocott Parker Boston days, TO j. DAYTON
schr Ranger, Blackwell, Philadelphia for New Bedford
schr Jedae Pehgroye, Calais days lumber 20 Jed FIVE
sehr John Totem Coleman Dover N. II, sdays
Briggs ~ w - ~ w.
Steamer Ann Eliza Robinson Philadelphia mde to LOper
Kirkpatrick - 1900 " N'Fo' ~
enthusiastically Quaker CITY for Havana
Nn Foulkes ~ P"''0oa'
"lND-sunrise, N. FL sunset s. 1. T.. very light
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-06-26

as,ug I'm real estate bot @ 90 There nothing IN the
approaching speculation In Isnds The mortgage u
takeD security and s such only en- Incident 70 the
eoo5 not obtain by operation Of law any ordinary stock sub
serpton default IN could be
r.coyerd which would be lien real estate IL would be
ecng The debt and the was netting
more Spppose such suit brought could not the get
tie Il the party securing the debt by mortgage sy
not take from willing party by contract what the law would
siye them agsns Ia willing that security for the dept
thew could DO on the settlement of suit there no more Cd
lection TO Il in the first instance, without sun. ASg
A. on Corp sec 1861 But IL Il further sad tnat sIn
contract is fraud the cashpayng subscribers ~
1.-THE l. ab other objection spa TO itcan
not set his fraud to defeat his contract when tne P
d.suded chooses acquiece kedheld on Raway ss ahd
note But we unable perceive that the obeon 'sno
within be powers conferred binding the later THIS
mode OF receiving payment for stock was directed o mem au
Il being within scope their authority wss 70 De oeems
assepted 10 BY all be assumed that the Company co1d
negotiate the securities for their present worth which would DC
Equivalent TO the full paid successive ns.simen
We therefore, clearly Of the opinion that the company
make this contract and that the secunues arc
valid Il attempt TO outside OF Its chatsr ana sc
granted as which, except far Postivey
the possessed the powers OF an indvidueL
tce Nelson In Wmarth agt Crawford 10 Wend SI; on-
ess there express restriction either In the CHARTER OF
them securities 10 be taken
or Qy by they In this respect the same powers
that belong 20 indivdusls Corporations while actng wlmn
scope their authority under the sct creating tnen
Ia the execution of the powers granted TO- duties imposed
upon by the charters to this extent ana END he
natural And whole conclusion only an appnca
on to corporations the rule familiar between individuals
that securities may by contract be received psS msnt
The Cont below holding these securities Invalid ana
the judgment be reversed with costs, and the case re
handed Tor further proceeding
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-06-26
AUSTRIA.

VIzssA, June 10.-The Council of the Empire has,
from it's first sitting claimed the privilege ofexaminine
the projected budget for 1867 in accordance with the
principles of the representative system. This motion
having been agreed to by AZ against ID votes the EN-
mittee of 81 members shall be appointed to examine
the budget In this committee all the provinces in the
Empire will be represented.
vienna, June l1.-Tfo full sittings of the enlarged
Council Of the Empire have been adjourned for a
fortnight In the meantime 1.-THE Committee of Reich
srath will continue the discussion Of general business.
The estimates relative to the direct and indirect
ton for 1861 have already been submitted to the COM
mittee
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-06-26
Marine JOURNAL.
PORT OF NETWORK. ..Jusl Is.


Stesmship-Qusker City, Shufeldt, Havana
Ships-souhampton, Austin Liverpool, Snow Burgess; L.
Napoleon Ham l.. E. Amsinck Co.. NJ. Livingston -,
Antwerp, w. f. Schmidt.
Bsrks-Austraia Mole Havre Hector Emerson Bordeaux.
Post SMALL Restless, Lathrop St. Martha, &c. Handy &
Everett Traveller (br Randa Rio Janeo; (Neap
PiIsn1el Cadiz Draper peyn AbeIfoyie lBr) Waugh,
Duncan c. Ellens Eems Elizabethpo Metcalf& Duncan
J. X: l.. Stranpe, Miramichi M. X Jesap Co..
Bigs-J. T. Anderson, King St. Marks MAILER, Lord e.
Quereaui f. Avery, Ryder Salem MASTER Alpha (Br)
Holms Hautsport, d. r. Dewolf j. King tBr Wilmington,
d. H. Dewo Wster Witch Laraway Portau Prince, r. Muir.
Isy s. Cotton, Crowe Malta Proteus Collins St. Jsso j.
E.Ward Co.
Schooners-D b. Bsylee Jayne, Baltimore, Mailer Lord
Quesau W. Hughes Davis Georgetown master ii. Lewis,
Sanders Newport, master.
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AUSTRALIA.

SYDNEY, April M.-Another rich gold field has been
discovered near Twofold Bay.
MELBOURNE, April 25.-On account of a native re-
belliou in Zealand troops have been dispatched
from Melbourne Sydney, and Hobart-Town. 100000
ounces of gold have been shipped during the month
ADELAIDE, April 26.-Large emigrations to Snowy
River taking place.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-06-26
PRUSSIA.

BERLIN, June 9.-Accordng to Trustworthy informs
ton the Prince Regent has accepted the proposal Of the
Emperor Napoleon for meeting during the Princes
stay at Baden-Baden. Other German princes also
expected to be there
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THE ATRoeTTrEs AT PALERMO.
THE PAPAL STATES.

ROME, June 9 (yis Marseilles).
Commander de Martina, the Neapolitan Minister,
before leaving for Paris had conference with the
ambassadors of France and Russia.
NJ Fuggeri, a Colonel of the Pontifcal Cavalry, has
been arrested and imprisoned at Ancona.
The official GiorRdle di Roma announces the defni.
tive fusion of the Railway Companies and deers until
the end of 1861 the construction Of the railway to the
Neapolitan frontier.
The capital of the Pic Centrale Company is to re-
main at $4,000 000f
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Passeuxers Arrived

IN nsip Netc- York Bremen and Southdmpton-Ms
N Schmidt, Miss Maria Peters, Mrs Joseph Schorn, Miss
Johsnne Wiessmer Mis- Theo Boomann, Miss A Boormann
Miss NJ Luce Misses ~ and l.. ksmpe Miss b. Oppenheim
Misses X. and c. Daushty Mrs A. Tau and family Mrs Albert
II. Buck.
In brig Scotland from Ponce p R-Mrs. Rosa Mandra Mis-.
Julia Mandra Miss Rosa Mandra Miss A. T. Scrquy Miss j. d.
Monsga Miss L. Whitmore, Miss NJ z. Whitmoe Master o.
hniore Mrs. T. Ferris
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MARRIED..

ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS On Monday, June Is, by the
Rev E. smith VIM Judson Blydenburgh Maria Pack
ard, all Of Brooklyn.
GRAHAM-JINNINGS-In this city, Monday, June 10. BY
the Rev VIM j. Aton Charles Graham and Mis- Elizabeth
Jinnng, ell of this city.
OAKES-HOPKlNS-In Brooklyn Monday, June p, 1850
by the Rev. Henry Blanchard, Mr. Burde s. Cakes TO Miss
Eliza N. Hopkins, all of Brooklyn.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-06-26

~ La, f-.rn he l.
earn from 1ne Ieo,m 1." Is. ~ poon &C The
Por'alt ease Is no" NEARING oo.oi' or.e0
Circuit in Chambers in that city, relative to contro
ya,sv batneen tho peor;a and Oouavka Railroad and
!ersy pet"eeh 'no oo''" AIu Ofa'" 10 -
the Chicago, Burlington and Quincy Railroad, as 10
the eontroi Vi tie lie pe'"eo" ""ie''S "NN """
lnpton
S,r AZ, o-,.-.. D.. ., I,uo % .oror,s.
The Nec-OTtedRs Picdyhhe OF june - rePorls'
Of snv lind either foreign or domestic Oerng have
become exceedingly reduced the demand is still than
MAMMAL for anv elsss OF bills Drawers however still
willing previous rates generally sub
ed to We repeat a. foo Clear s'ens 0 b iI3S p
shipping documents attached is@lV'si rahc' d. ~
In the recent case before the supreme Court of Wis
a. r.-oo,o.,,uo 80 = r., uor,o,,a o;ron 20
A., = Coo od uI,a,La. Pa;,,ood Con,onv tho
Tue La orosSe anu "h"a"Aee iAnio"u COMPANY! '"0
ode ., dd Ibis c..s two .,ious remain to he deter
IN oide 70 ueSlue tis cse' W. q va e. 80 -.
nnea Ms ,ne ssAs we rr N.Y. ssegs.ed o.
@ % oy .nr y,sctins those h we're conferred, II
xns me n.'r rnn was means winch 'H' company was
% h ron t sor Their. seem, N he no room for doubt
co%y attempt d %s snysss D,
but bad the money for 4. He willing
70 g's n no. 4; M ~ b ,h oI ny n
Z money The result / t6s i would been
, Ie ,s T1 ma d for hi. tonk In tSs end
by either nsihSa ihe Eon Pan mas .ae oney 1s h
TIE foe1 ana 9s 'nd ss Is m the ,na ts
rcty to the execution 81 power OF building railroad by
The other question IS whether hi. means was mohbitea to
the COMPANY eng % pU iI ,Ss ~ sts nsoI
par6. method Of r.ips funds Tor building the road that is
nv neng boo, FOR snbTpto on for stos and th.n requiring
pr5Sed from 1 svsx or = neeesy aeusd AZ part Of
he Argument il Is assumed that the charter and
os In cah and tia, the Conn ny IL in
effect forbidden receive anything such This assup
There express provision in the charter that the must
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-06-26
by Telegraph.

saNsnNAh, June % The screw steamship Hunt.yiHe of
Sunday morning. ~ ~ "Si'eA v"
very light W. Weather haxv 800
hlGhLANDS, June 25 No x...l.i o
SIGHT Wind light y Weather clear.
LONG hRANCH June rs sunset No vessels IN sght Wina
light Weather clear. e'' WIN"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-06-26
Liz stocl. nm the N. Y and Erie Railroad,

CAMPyILLE, Monday, julie =, Io0O'
For the week ending Monday June 200 Cattle cars
Hog 10 Sheep and 10 Horses making LIB carloads
live stock-sdd $50 Of freight making total nnIn
her of cars hauled by Stock Express during the week. o In
crease OF cars hauled by stock Express TO-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-06-26

IMMATURE
Bun-Rises... 4:30 Sets T:35 Moen-Sets. ~ :0
WATER
Sandy Hook. 81 Gov. Island. LAT Hell 32
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-06-26
Receipss of Produce.

Total bv all Routes June bb Flour 20 bb Corn
Meal 81 GO bush Wheat bush Corn, 1855 bush Oats
600 bssh Malt 432 pkgs ProyiOns 2os pkss WHISKY iS3
pkgs, Lard. $50 pkgs. Oil Cake.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-06-26
man al the head Of each province with fail powers
Cnmtniiiaee talk a grea. deal but do very httle.

man az the head Of each province with tui powers
Committees talk great DEAL but do very niue.
The town has assumed a rather more peaceIui aIr
pearance, shops beginning to open, out only oy
degrees. informed you that before darot a cs,e
10 Palermo most OF the shops and houses, had nsip
tons describing them as foreign property interesss
Francesi," or "Zsgyfsi, or "Amer'cdn, almost
eysrywhefef Ii was agsnst the, soldiers plundering
don't ,h;nkit would help much even against this Tor
il did not in the part which Ia in their power but is
utterly unayailng against bombshells and hre. II
You 20 up the Toledo or one OF the by streets yon
will be astonshed to see the quantity OF English
Interests Quilted, and French interests" with huge
shot holes in them. II the Powers they obliged
70 do ask for indemnity for all this damage done to
their subjects there will be heavy bill against King
Boba H. This will be- at any rate, satisfaction for
the ohand manner in which the protest of the foreign
naval commanders has been received.
We have already two papers, the Gtornole Oglctale
of the Provisional Government of Sicily and the
Uatd Itdiiand, which hawked about in the street
side by side with that horrible funny fish, on which
every one seems to live.
There is a Sandman steamer for Cagliari, by which
j send this letter off.
THE ATROCITIES AT PALERMO.
The London Morning Post says:
Three hundred houses have been burned by the
Neapoltans in one quarter of the town. and several
converts, at the very moment Of their retreat The
women and children who sought TO escape from the
burning houses were killed.
The Carini Palace has been sacked aud burned. As
they retired the soldiers Get fire to all the houses on
their way. 80
The Treasury, with 2,75O,OoOf., is surrendered to
Garibaldi.
A new truce has been agreed upon.
The forts of TerInini and Trapani are evacuated.
The garrison of Catania has pllaged the town, and
is retreatlDg on Messna.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-06-26

HUMPHREYS SPECIFIC HOMEOPATHIC REMEDEs
I-Fcr Fever Congestion, and Inasmmsoo~ Heat, Pain,
For Worm Fever Worm Collie vo1.ciou: Ipp:s. We:
lro1 Coils T..thine Crying, and W.isfains.. Slew
For Dianhss Of Children Aduts Cholera Inantam md
Fos py:sa..fy Or Bloody Fui Cole, arpns Biio.:
-ro1 cSoisa SSslsfs Mo5a: H.o::. and vc@ia:
For coash: Colds HS.:sns.. BisneI iaau:n.. and
eFs TsohscSs f.Ssssi. Nsrvoa: Pains: Nsais. .si
sF:I assasehs: Sick Hssdaoi.. v.so Rush 81 Blood
lo-F Dypspd. weak .cd or dsransed stomach Co.
n-Fo Suppressed Msn'e' 'can.y Delaying green
r-Fe Lsaccii.. or whites: bearing down too p;ci:::
ls-Fr Group hO.e eroupy Cough icat and oppressed
-Fi T.s ss aS:s. Sa'i, Eati.a Ei,p:.: Ss.i
,sP, PSDs., p
isFcr Fever and Isus intensnt Fever Dumb iia. Old
iFs plea internal external bind or bleeding iscsai
is-rer oishsi@y wssi OF inaamei Eye; or E;ci S.i
is-FcS Cs.srh :cs.s ehsonio dry or acwins Cold =
EcI whoSpPs Cough shortening and ps;is Il .;
nFof Asthma oppssssed du .borei breathing cough
-Sas EaI Discharges nOiss in the bead Impaired hearing
ssyor scrs. Enlarged osd. and Tou.; s~:ias
a-For General Debility Physical Nervous wsakness.. 81
Es-FSr Dropy Fluid Accommodations Tumid sweiDss, VIII
-for Sea Sickness Postraon Vertigo Nausea Vomiting "a
T-For Urinary Diseases Gravel Renal calcIh Dicuk
- rnni1l Irritation. 81
sS-For Seminal Emissions InyOlontay Oisohsges aud
sequeut Prostitution and Debility LOO
1s-For Sore Mouth or Cenker. 81
PRICE.
The entire set Of Twenty eight large visi
rocco, and Book Of Directions. 81 0(
Case Of Twenty largo va In lnorocco, sad Book Of Drcc
oc
Case Of Twenty large walls plain sud Book Of Dreo
Csss Of sitesn boxes Sos TO 49, and Book Of Dheo.
tioa... 10
Case Of any sx boxes os 10 ia and Book 81 piree-
i
Lsrge off OF vals for Plats and Physicians Is Cd
Single boxes with directions sbo.e 3oc., &c., or 81
H. HUMPHREYS L Co.,
No So Broadway, Nsw.Ysu.
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HUMPHREYS HOMEOPATHIC
VETERINARY SPECIFICS,
HORSES, CATTLE, SHEEP, DOGS, and HOGS.

HORSES, CATTLE, SHEEP, DOGS, and HOGS.
LIsr SPECIFICS:
A.For OF the Lungs or Chest Brain
Eyes ThrOst Liver, Belly Convuls0ns Stasgers Frisha
Fear, nc.
B-For SPAWN Founder Strains, INJURIES Curb spnt s,is
Rheumatism, Results Of Over Fatigue
CFor Dstemper elect Strenges Gander FaIcy Nsssl
Discharges Swelled Glands, Scsb and Rot In Sheep.
D-For Worms, Bolts rubs; Long Round Pin on Taps
Worms; Coic, or disease In consequences.
E-For Copsbs; Hesyes; Broken Wind Whistles Thick
Wind; Influenza Labored. Difficult Breathing; Peuro-
pneumonia In Cattle or Horses
FF-For Cole Belly Ache Wind Blown Disnhea Dyseu-
terry Liquid or Bloody Discharges Bloody Nnrrsin
G-For Miscarriage, Abortion; Retained after Birth; Hemor.
rhsge, &c.
H-For Scanty Suppressed Difficult or Bloody Urinson
1nfamed Kidneys, Urethrs, or Bladder
I-Fer Erupons hange Fscy; Grease; Thrush Abseess:
Ulcer Fistus; swsLinss; Erysipelasi sphc and Msss-
nant IHfammstions.
J-For eston; Jaundice Yellow wser
Results Of overFsedins Ill Condition. Staring Cost !
The above Specifics put up nlarse via
fluids and nclosed In neat mahogany and accompanied
with Book Of Directions giving full description the seasss
Of horses cattle sheep hogs and dogs and full directions
and the bet method treating them IL n
valuable farmers and al those engaged In sing hand
hing stock and fer exceeds In simplicity and value any
system prepared for the public IL viii pay
times every the value Of stock By The
timely Of the proper specific to nothing Of tns hes
and money thrown away In trying to cure By other
The ten Specifies In mahogany case Book Of Directions
. and Msdieator complies.
Manual OF Veterinary Homeopathy. 20
Mediator for giving medicine ................. IS
BWe send the above to any address BY express
cept Of the price.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-06-26

We learn from The Peoria transcript that an I'M
potant case is hearing before Judge Powell of the
Circuit in Chambers in that city, relative to contro
versy between the Peoria and Oquawka Railroad and
the Chicago, Burlington and Quincy Railroad, as to
the control of the line between Galesburg and Bur
lington.