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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-05-09
VSHI THE PENNSYLVANIA SEE
lCOI CENTRAL RAILROAD. Il OO1
aRFAT pOIBLE-TRACk ROUTl

GREAT DoUBLE-TRACK ROUTE;
The esEATT S 81 'sS k sF P9x sE no TE VEST
0Gics No Aston Home' corner Of esey It.
Facilities for the transportation OF asenseTs to ard ron GIN
OTIesp. and al other tovs IN the West Ecrh-Wet aud
sGT@s .s % re %9 S ed o o Goa
and,s -MeTbins IHlae.s a M enins L1Pie's'6 P m
Fare always low, aod the time a,quek IS by any other
By this route Frsghs Of AL description, beiorwsrded to
aud nom any point on the Railroads Of Oo he.ine Indians
RECT any port the usygsble rivers Of the West by
Ia rates q freight 20 ard any pont the West by the
Rsi al all times a. favorable as are Charged
~ he t.poroa y tbeir Freight to t Comrsny csn rely
IN CONFIDENCE on lie speedy transit -. 1,,
Line by which par' eig 'a,ng Westward ENJOY cheap aud
conors mode Of u ones ie hTi-eisss rates
of fare t. ELLIOTT Passenger Agent No As;or House
LEfS M A So TI s 1as 30 soui wliam..t
MCDONALD BIs0HOFF, EgisI g 3. A AGENT
ENocH LEWIS, General suPt Altoona, Pa
NOR NEWBURGH, POUGHKEEPSIE, and
n RONDorT -stesmer THOs. POWELL EVERY Az
TERNOoS, from foot Of jsy-s'.. Al = p u. -
CENTRAL RAILROAD of NEW-JERSEY.-
FROM foot of Courtaidt sConrecting at Hampton JAG,
Tss.on in Lehgh Valley Railroad ard It's forming
ss5se, line 2 nsss,ys hSu change March sl
Leave Newton a. iolo~s: - =. -. p.si.. path.
HAEHissrre At " ,o a.,S1I 1 W.
MIL TEAlx-At3s. fer Easton, wster Gap Scranton
ism Ess.S Msoeh Chunk William
port Readinz POttsvine Harrisburg &c; .,.
p. " THROUeH THAIS-FoI Easton Benisheia AAept'"o
SP~ Wy TK.N--F OY SoDoeryile
ExPKEss Tam HAEKHBrkG-Ihe "a m Express Tram
from NeyYck arrives OF Harrisburg 81 ~ k0opi IA TINE 70
connect With st Trims East aud West on Penn ahlS CeLa
Rsrosd Norhen Ceutra North and South and with the Cum
It1.Hs1HyoST .Sp Nav YORK FERRYLssve EewY
Pier No North River at 20 and Il 20 o. m S'@O A'Z'
LEAyH Eil.BE1BAte :ls 100 and e:35 m l2 aDdi''o
pm ,,.,-., IT, -r., ;r
zach way. JOHN o. Stems. Superintendent.
TOR BOSTON and PROVIDENCE, via NEW
n PORT aud FALL RIyEB.-The splendid AID superior
TUESDAY TsII1Rsn APT 3s ssTPnay A. oeiosk % M
and he EMPIRE STAFF, Capt BIsyton, or MQSDAf
MEpNLsDAf' and FRIDAY, a, o'clock L., ron Tier NO.
Hereafter ain be regarded as secured any spp
cant uniil TIE zane shall have been paid for.
Freight TO Boston forwarded through With great dispatch BY
WIN. BORDEN, Ascent. No. 20 ard II Vests.
HOUsAT0NlC RAILROAD. Arrange
Il rent-Coumenciag May J, 1851 Two throuyb trains
NewHsven Railroad at and 3:i5 m Striving IN Pa
field 3tS and n .. Leaving Pittsed
p n, awning Ia New-fork at 4:33 and lisp. M.
EW-YORK and ERIE RAILROAD
IN PASSENGER TRAINS leave via Psyouis Perry ana
. Loes Doei, from foot Of chsuibeIs-st.
DUNKIRk EXPRESS st n n.
uis md proceeds the next mgpiog.
WAY e $500 M. for Middetown, NewburEh and inter
MONT ExfREss, daily stsoOp NJ The trsinof Saturday
~ '''' ''''''i cH1s " slSof 7 o 5S Sap.
SAssAsru Mzsss, Receiver ;
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-05-09

For TBE WFhK Ending NAY g. 1861.
CATTLE RiHDE. WEEK.
According the reports m the several market places the
civ there have been received This week:
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-05-09
SUPREME CouRT-cnAxEERs.-MAr e.-Betore Jas.ics

John Hall ct a. agt Joseph Light ct al Same sgt same.
Reference ordered IN each case 10 Samuel Jones,
eco, hear and determine.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-05-09
t1atcr-Gnrf.

DFEKSKILL WATER-CCRE, at Peekshlil
| " w. conducted by d. A. GoRTON N. D.
Pleasant accommodations for summer BoAidcis =. =,
City Refereuce.-1be Hon. JOHN y. sCHOLES' no. .
Becssnanst: T. Il HARRIS, esq, No 1913 Broadway ChAs
L NOBLE, ESQ., No ~ SpToce-st.
WATER CURE.-MOUNfAIN GLEN WA
w TER CURE ready for the season PsIiie9ar{ De
liable for il slcofcd locality Tor early Tetat he hou
RON New Yort ~ g. n n ON J. BOARDEks received snd
lor suei al ordnsry GOOD table. Addsess A. UIIEh, NJ d.
PlsiIfed, n J.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-05-09

OIL CAKE The msrkct + unsettled theTe yer! e u
nuirv. nj urces are nominal.
oil MEAL-TGere is good demand and holders axe hm;
the dem,nd principally for export sales oil 70 tuns sse a.
81 IS y 100 u.
PROIsIONS-The Pork market better bat LOT very ac
tive the inquiry g. IN part FOR the Government me aiVs e
,b, saes Of SO bb At II 7Ja 10 for 81 81 for thin
mess and lor prime. Beet h in steady request 10 PAT
ff the Amv prices steady sales Of % bbs at ~ '"a
Is FOR repsctsd Mes aud II 500 ~ 20 for extra bsc4n
4, arm; smoSed Western in good demsnd In psr Tor ne
Ary Beef Hans better ard in fan demand sales OF Io
bb. n sl5a tlthe choice. Cut Meats are seaay
,ae OF loo hhds snd a8i. for Hams and Tor
shoulders LAID and In good demand prime IL
not very plenty 80 bbl and ties Of y dytche er
Tor .cy t,i,ne IL plenty. but with iair de-
ord n.s are ,e,y; We quote choice State l. &c fair
10 good do I3dl4e New yellow Ohio lidl9c, aud ne~
Mite do lldi3 Chses, Is in fair demand, but win liberal
axns rev pes ower state be quoted a. 9doc
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-05-09
Financial.

NKw-YoRK, May 7, 1861
yT,HE PARK RANK.-At an election held 9th
n Inst the following gentltm were elected
this Bank the ensuing yoeT; ,.-o ,..rv
IoSFpU y piIfKLEY, LEVI 7. NORTON
I02N ~ MACY WILLIAM III. FOGG,
OLIVER HOYT JAGhSoN D 10y SSh VVsTfE
GEORGE J. BYRD, ~ $500 VI, ts>r 49, ~
MELVIN \. WHITNEY, JOHN IONNShNDi 'A'
WILLIAM X. KITCHEN, HULL CLAhh',
PFTER HAYDEN W T. BLoDGETT
CHARLES A. MACY.
Ard for INSPECTORS Of the next elecaon; prrn
JOIN Z. MARSHALL ,,,-pt,- NJ
A, ,,setiny Of The Board held this day. hEonbN W.
HOWFs esq unanimously elected frs co,biey
rJNUE UNDERSIGNED having purchased the
1 RTFFALo Ann NEWYORK CITY RAiLIoAD az
~ 5.r Tho foreclosure Of thu First Mortgsee give notice
,be ~ arc purchasing the Bonds and etsched coupons
secured Nv he mortgage their Office No fhe IN the
o5ar' of Bonds with all the ma.ued Coupons attached;
AZ their option hen of cash, scrp for new bond
~ he Fe Railway Company for 20 per cent OF the par vsue
Of the principal secured By mortgage OF the properly pur
chased ....., 4. .-..... AZ. pords al
uncns unneda.ely the option 10 take Bonds will expire
- ~ 1a,b Nav DUDLEY :. GREGORY,
!. &. BANCROFT DAVIS.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-05-09

I ~, .ur'- ''' q,,siH
COAFor Domestic there nas been good demand nse Cu.
so, from yaa al s4445 p aud from vessel. - 500
- TL doa.d for s.ISH .s. Of Vein sea@ at g
cash. in pat deiysred New Haven other kinds se quiet and
flour XED NE tTbe inquiry for weslsr Cana Flour
I. good md market Is hneI Tor al nna' eP1s I 10
qai,e moderate Tor the montnt th WIN Oetet esis A.
s.ei'la aea9se S bb. a. +s0sd IS - Tor per-
src srd We,teip o. Jfor ektrs state mHnly at
I'd ~ Ven enir,; IS 55d - tor hIPPrs brands
oop FStrs Ohio aud ~ 7vd ~ 50 for trade brands do
osn.sa t91 .,s Of ~ bb. Si S. 2os 81 tor extras
sorkcrn Floag + hnly held ard the demand = good peIe
sg 90 FOR mixed to GOOD supehne Baltimore &C. aud - $40
MAJ a. =. .5i sa' Of i b s Zoe ~ Corn qair bat
hods se ana e .tSs = G9 Vine i'' WI y i o
Ts.ouns s. ~. Ions. CONN. ela "
sta,s sSosran:..s O5G 10 81 Louis, soq q
state .,s % as % bSs 'ai he1 Owns oS 5
Ohio round hoop > $50 % Richmond Ciy'.s o0a ~
one one s s6Sic. :i. c o 20 Rye 100 90
Aeh lad eAss ess ~ So'I mss viz IS9 20
Genesce sIra......6 sea 20 DO. Punbeons ..ie ia,
%,1s e, 81 Ne 90 n aa besT Of any vt
actions We quote 81 Georges BA.A At - ~, ~, go
No; ussechasetl. LarSe at +H4sh 10 he""s ''Asa
RCIS-Rsi.its dun 81 80 for Bunch and ~ 10 for
y small Of Valencia at 5GS4c Domestic d'd are
fGtSHY CLOTH AND BAGs-rhe market ia dull and in
GRAISIrhe Wheat market Is hardly active choice qusli
Tie. are nm, and ia good but the 10. grades easer
and IN fair cemsnd for export the lnIe arrivals 5ad he
advance Ia ghts elye the advantage we ses arc
C0 bush Chcsro Sprnx In 81 -the lstter rate Tor
very prime; q 400 bush. Mlsankee Club at Hes,
200 bush. Amber Iowa goo b9sh Capsd. .isp 81 =.
5000 bush MLie Csnads 400 bnsh Amber Icnnes
see at co. so bush choice Red State ~ ~ Ivo bush
% 200 bash Red esten at sl l3d 1.-THE Inside
80 store; To- bush White indisna ut 30 POI
kentucky at 81 5-the latter wanted Barley 4 In moderate
demand and the market unssed sales Of z oush state
and lover the demand mainly for the trade at 33a $40
Western and Canadian and 3t Q36c for state Rye 10 In
moderate demand At 6t Corr again lowerhe demand
mainly for export the large and prospective arrivals and
further IN feighs estrict the inquiry and the market
closes e the saes ave buh 3d62te for Mixed
Western; 6idS5c for Old d.. devefedcosing &c &c for
round White 6sic for old round Yellow and 7}d7oe for
Southern White We gssie;
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-05-09
lAdvertisement.l
DREW a. FRENCH

lAdvertisemen;.l
DREW q FRENCH,
PRODUCE Commission MERCHANTS.
BITTER, CBEEsK, EGGs, POULTRY CAKE GRAM, Flour,
. Pork, &c.
No. Erie Buildings EeW-York.
Liberal CASH advances made o consignments.
Reerence-D. r. Martin President Ocean Bsnk New.York
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-05-09

s.t few days. and advance Of 2sasc y Dbl has occurred
We quote:
Greenings....l so6i rs Spifzenberg ......1 Ma Is
500l IS Bsldsins .......1 O0l IS
Russets Roxbury. ..I Sd1 90 Mixed lots oedi IS
Russets, Golden.....1 25d1 SOL
AsrAKAeus-Jerey, p dOr, s4as4 50, Oyster Bay, y sOs,
ST.
PIE PLASr-Jeney, 100 lunches, saaSs.
DRIED FRrrg--We quote:
New State and Ohio.. 20 Pesches W. peeled 10 al
Apples Southern. a n Punis, 40
Peaches S. choce.l0 ai2 Cherries pitted. al
Peaches g. fair good. a Raspberries I'll
Peaches w. unpeeled a Blackberies ......... %
MAPLE SUsAR-The dsmsnd 10 very light and uncertain.
We quote Choice, ia cakes 3dsc Common sac Grained,
sale.
81 62as2 80; Bnches, y 100, ~ 90 White Onions,
Dbl, 81 Goa SO 81.
GARLIC = 100 punches, Sl6
RUTABAeA TuRsIPs y Dbl. SOC.
BERMUDA TonAToEs-F at. box, SOC.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-05-09
JAMES MACkEAN,
JOHN NJ. REED, Com
DAVID S. JACKSON, rR.,

OyT-cs OF THE BOARD or COMMISSIONERS oT PiLorsi
No. 90 South st., New-Iork, April - 1901. -
T>O ACTORS.-SEALEDP ROPOSAliS
will b. received AZ this Ofce until u O'Clock ofthe
Ith day Of May 1851 for the REMOVAL uness sooner re-
moved y tle persons main sinh tie ssmc Of the Co BLOCH
r pdnhed fier ou, Of Pier No North River sd st-uc
being beyond the exterior line defined and Ieo nuns noe
nv The Comu sioncr for tie Of the HIbor OF
New YORK established IN ard by Chapter b3 Of the Session
Laws OF 1851 For further information aid terms o. conIat
aprv Al the Office Of the Commissioners between 10 snd2
"" D 4 NASH Clerk.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-05-09

WspsEspAI, MAJ 8. 1861.
AsHFsTle market I. steady the demand fair for Pots A.
+sC2l and PEERS IS o.. IS 70. 49, =. -,
tSWAXTber. Ia. very little demand but prices
are very little changed Of 800 ID Western and southern
At 3id.gic cash. a., -. IL.
CorTOs- market frmer, with good demand sales
81 bales including 40 In tanstu We quote madhns
UplAuds and Gulf a. l3idl4c
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-05-09

HAY-Ibere Is fair demand In part for the army and
prices sustained sales OF 300 bales AZ 65Dc y 0O 10
HONEfA small invoice sold for export o. oSc, cash, IN
bond The markets. dull and heavy. .,oon
HDESIhe market il dull and heavy; the stock fi9Vo
against 90. 900 came time last year.
HOPsThere better demand and prices hsye not changed
sales OF 1900 100 bales at l3a20c. The market dull Tor old
rowfhs.
lhON-The market s exceedpgly quiet Scotch Pig 800
S2l The Philadelphia North Of Saturday Iron
continues dol and egeced aud for Pig Metal
have been made pubc TO alter quotations which nomlay
4l0dt2l for No and s2l4+22 for No l. Anthracite en-
time and small business doing FROM OF these rates In
Manufactured Iron the regular limited and prices about
the There movement FOX Amy to note
LEATHER Hemlock is quiet; quote light and middle
weights l8020c Oak il dull al 2. 2c for Slaughter
LATHShe drmsnd "a limited but prices shade rner;
sales Of $50 Oc0 at 81 25 months.
LUIBEk-Ibe market Is duh for Eastern Spruce and Pine,
and p ere unchanged the sales 10 900 feet Spruce
for Southern Yellow Pe Lumber and Timber the stock IN first
hands sh end expected the sales are 90 900 feet re-
sawed Timber and Plank and Oido Flooring Boards 10 ar
rive all OH private terms. -,
LFAD-fhee Is very lite demand for Pig snd prices are
easier 100 pigs Missouri and 10 tns Mexican at &C. cash
Bar Gle and Sheet and Pipe Gle, cash.
LuE-The tockland 10 dull and prices have de-
cned; sales Of 1900 bbs Common al Oc, aud Lump
NDLASsIS j. firm for prime GRADES; common are di ttcs
bids Rico 3c IS hhd Cuba Ausco' ado Ie
% bhs New Orleans at 3Ic. H
NAVAL STORES-sprts Turpentte bss been unusnsly
quiet. bu. continues firm 55d the chief boder not ohe1
ig these stocks Crude DO Ia held pretty hrny AZ tfuT ~
Common qniet and nominal. Fine HosIn 10 COCO de
mand the closing 1000 bbs Strained at so ana
200 bbs No at IL Is 80 80 Pitch k quiet and nominal
8. sra 81 25 Tar Il dl and heavy prices are unchanged
NAILS-Cut l. dun at Zac and Cinc at a i.c, cash ,
OILS-Lnseed has been IN fair retail deu and NJ al
other descriptions do and nominal We quote NAE isn
10 prime BG SIC; Spern Crude, ri 500 ri ".
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-05-09

NEALED PROPOSALS will be received ~ ny IN, lLs
A. Sbool of the XIIL Ward ct the Office Of TIE 0eik
~ the Rosr5 ~ Education corner Of GrHnd and Ehss un'
MONDAY MAY 18th at o'clock ~ for the heatns ApA
No 81 p sad Ward sid Apparatus nnst be regat.u ana
n roy n Tor srmg said school biding with csh an Le,
81 contact with pipes radiators PLACED In
ths cellar The used 60 BE- low pressure speclncSos OF
So Apnafus are on M and Re at tic once OF the
Supeoendsnt Of School Buildings Of the Board OF Education
No Ok Cosby-st Proposals should be addressed SCHOOL ON
rers Of tie XIh Ward and he accompanied viii the
nsss Of two poube and approved suTees The School
ceIs erve thu r reject any AL Of he proposals Of
Sred Udeeuoed for TIE pnblic interests 70 DO
JAMES MACkEAN,
JOHN NJ. REED, COMMITTEES.
DAVID s. JACKSON IR.,>
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-05-09

gTFARIN-Thsfs Il Only moderate deHsnc' sra II VA
limited ,npply sales Of ~ O0O n prime Of &C. cash
sFTDs.Clover Seed l. in good demand for the season ana
pe. are frm prime sales Of % bags al q we
H. o small ots There is good demand for 1ic ny SEED
At 80 13 the lsiter for good lots Rough fah SEED
Quiet at al 5Od FL IS - bnsh. Of 50 n.
TALL0wThe market l. not much changed and The d'tnsnd
& fr .s-s OF IS 90 6id3i. for Neern and 81 a9c for
CITY Rough dull sid prices heavy az &C., cash
TOBACCoL Leaf Is quiet but steady Manufactured hrn
with moderate sales.
TEAs-Boh Gre and Black quiet; the msrAet IT, how
firm
WHIsKv-The market lower and closes quite dull sales Of
$50 bbls State az 10 c. ma,
W0OLshe make, has been inactive for nearly al kinds
yery fine comparatively neglected In foreign hue Noo
y.r little has done but fr demsnd prevails or ow
,eJpr gr,ar. suhe army cothing We quote Domestic
Pulled At 24d31c choice Country Pckock Pued at = 4y
Canada Pulled at 2Dd 1c California washed ana uhssHsah
7gr Australian ape at 8a5Oc South Amercsn Ut So Sci
smvTa al i0a25c bousoi Washed Long White At iidlci
ponko do Black at 3dac Donskoi ln~a sea 81 o9iVci
last India at l0d30c.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-05-09
EOp ao5O O00 CENTRAL

III PARK IMPROVEMENT FUND STOCK or 100 -
ssled proposa win be received At the Controller Once an
IN TUFSl ~ the 18th dly Of May, 1881 at oel2ch p ~
when the same win be publicly opened ior the mhSe or any
p.rt % tho amount OF TNVO HUNDRED AND flfI
saND DOTLhRS Of the "Central Park improvement una
Stoc snhosd By Chap % Of the Law OF s auo Y 40
ordiDsnoe the Council approved oS 'he
T d .L win bear at the rate Of six per cent PEI
- opser. yearly from tsxaion, and the pncig
be re5eenase 1870 from the Sinking fuhd or 'ne ne
~ Vii s,se the Of stock desired aud the
dse r one bundled dollars thereof and the persons h e
,aross are ncceTed III be required 20 deposit with the
fhsmbelsin OF the City within aer The opening The
bids the awarded them respectively including tie pre-
MUM o tie -, 60,
On perpg to the Controller the receipts Of the Chamber
ip deposits the parties viii be entitled 70 ece'e cei
equal amounts Of the value oi tue Stock p"
interest from tn dates Of payments ..n-...,.
Each proposi Ion iEcula he scaled, aud NdoIsCd
far Central PAX rrovanent Furd stock" and the same Put
a. a second envelope addressed 10 the Controller; x
The light IL s 81 or the part fthe Controller ay
or al Of The bids consider 20 protect ni Pfy''e
,ba ia,s-.sis ~ he ciiv ROBT n HAWS Controller.
City Of New.York, Department Of Finance CohuoA''
Aprfl2
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-05-09

quiity. .,-,. - 49,, 4,
market, and prices fully snstsred fsb' OF 9Io hhds ouos
Al aa5c inc pdnE hide for export mainly AZ 94~
llc I73 boaes Havana 4iq3c AID 800 bags bSg.s on
n,v. ten. Also SIS bids MeAdo part attic $50 MIDI,
Porto Rico AZ .9ssc; O. Lids New Orleans 81 5d5tc We
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-05-09

HOUSA1ONlC RAlLR0AD.-New Arrange
4 r1ent-Coumencing May J, ls6l-Two through trains
Daily both Tsy Leaving New yok by the New iork aud
field 3its sod n p Leaving Pitssd st a ~ and $50
.. n, awning ia Newly orb At 4:S8 and ll.s ~ M
CHbS. HUNT President.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-05-09

Por.roF-The Jeey stock is exhausted and the general
receipts have for few days past been light adv ance
OF l2d25c Dbl hos been established The receipts via Ca
nal have been delayed by distinction at Of tho locks
and reaction spprehended when the shipments due shall
in Old Potatoes must this depended upon several
weeks alter than rsua 10 OF tho uansl receipts
from the Southern States being cut OF by the war Ins
will tond to give mness the market aud further advance
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-05-09
PROPOSALS.

IIOTICg-sealed Proposals will be received at
~ ~ the Clerk of the Board Of Education corner
me ts M his city until Thursday, the 9Th Maj
@ :. he occcl noon for NEW FURNfURE and fos NJ
- ch on the old furniture be used AGAIN IN no
- ty FiTING UP School 80 s. IN 5tst according 70
- ~ srsclcaous prepared by the Superintendent OF
60 which can be 81 No. % Cfosbyst fhe
hooi -r, 81 the 10Th Ward the right to leci any
wa F-VtPICIARD' WARREN Committee Oh
EicU AKIN G. MCCORMICK Fifteenth Ward.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-05-09

NOR NEWBUkGH, POUGHkEEPSlE, and
RONDOUT -St.smer TlIOS POWELL, EVERY AZ
TERNOOS, from foot Of jsys-. Al y p NJ
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-01-28

rrIIEADAcuE is the favorite sign by
which nature mikes known any deviation
whatever from the natural state Of the brain,
and viewed in this light it may be looked on
as q safeguard intended to rive notice OF dis
ease which might otherwise escape attention
till too late to be remedied and its indica-
tions should never be neglected. Headaches
may be classified under two names, Svmp-
tomatic and idiopathic. Symptomatic Head
ache is exceedingly common, and is the pre-
cursor OK great variety Of diseases, among
which are ApopIexy, Gout, Rheumatism, and
oil febriie diseases. In its nervous form il il
sympathetic OF disease Of the stomach con.
stitut'ng sick headache, or hepatic disease
constituting bilious headache, Of worms,
constiPatoa and other disorders of the bow
ee, az we'll as renal and uterine affections.
Diseases OF the heart are very frequently at
tended with Headaches; Anmmia and pletho-
IA are also affections which frequently oc-
casion headache. ldiopatLic Headache is
also very common, being usually distinguish
ed by tbs name Of nervous headache, some
times coming on suddenly in state of ap-
parently sound health and prossrating at
once the mental and physical energies, and
IN other instances II comes on slowly, herald
ed by depression OF spirits or acerbity OF
temper. In most instances the pain is in the
front Of the bead, over one or both eyes, and
sometimes provoking vomiting; under this
NAV also be named Neuralgia.
For the treatment OF either class OF Head.
ache the Cephalic Pills have been found a
sure and safe remedy, relieving the mos,
acute pains IN few minutes, and by it's sub
lie power Graduating the diseases Of which
Headache is the unerring index.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-01-28
BLAcxwooD's EprSDuRon MAGAZINE (Tory. }

The prefent critical state Of European affairs will
render these publications. unusually interesting
during the forthcoming year. They will occupy
miudle ground bet seen the hastily written
items, crude specniations, and flying runners Of the
daily j arBal, and the paHdefeus Ieme of the fa-
ture historian written after the living interest and
excitement It he great political events OF the
odicals hut readers must look for the only really
ntelligtle and reiiablo history Of current events,
and - such, in addition to their we'll established
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IeGal notice.
FREDERICK ZU6G In the District Court OF
VI. Lee County, Iowa, 1t Keo.
konEkI GETTY, }kuk, February Term, A. d.
JAMES ii. GETTY, 1861.
JOHN l.. LEE Prr1rroSrH Eou,rY.
VIE above named defer dans are hereby notine ed
that there 10 now on 6le In the Office Of the
Clerk OF the aforesaid District Court the petition
o. Plaintiff in equity, claiming that the equita-
Ole In aud to lot in block 20 In the city
oil keokuk, lows, 10 owned by tho defendant
kob't Getty, and that eaid equitable inter liza
bic to DC suhjected to the payment Of Judgment
obtained by plaintiff against said Robert Getty
and ono Jessce II liolmeson the 18Th day Of Sep.
tembcr 1859, in tho District Court Of Lee County,
Iowa. at keokuk, for the sum Of tso thousand
one hundred and eighty SOL 100 dollars; and that
mortgage pretended to have been executed on said
LOT by James Ii. Getty TO the defendant John l..
Lee on the 9th day Of September, 1858, is fraudu-
lent, and was made for the purpose Of covering up
sad equity Of said Robert Getty in said real esta,,
and to hinder and delay the creditors IL said Rob
Deity in the collection Of their debts. Petition
asks for an attachment and for general relief and
unless the said defendants skpear and defend
on or before the second day. at noon Of the Fcbru
AIRY term, A. D. 1861, of said district Court, judy
ment will be rendered by default according 10 the
prayerof said petition. TURNER 4 CRAIG
Dec p, 1860. Attorneys for Plaintiffs.
dec 25udW
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-01-28

bRIpoEr:-sliesns wants you to send her
box OF Cepbalio Glue, no, bottle of Pre-
pared Piils,-but Pm thinking that's not
just u naither; but perhaps yell be afther
knowing what IT Is 70 SEQ she's nigh dead
and gone with the Sick Headache, and she
wants some more OF that same as relaived
her before.
DRrGotsr- You must mean Spalding's &c.
phahc Pills.
;. Bridget. Ooh. sure now md you've sed
IL nsre, : tbe qnaftlier, and give me the Pills
anu don't be nj dry about il aither.