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ROCHESTER DEMOCRAT AND CHRONICLE, JUNE 21, 1871. RAILKOADS. STEA3IBOATS. LEGAL NOTICES. MANUFACTURING.

Democrat and Chronicle. I Frsat raK Celtat Mwum. nf )itprrr i ok cf t'w imporwot vna is he faisw; of cor enirse teenrA-" benrf! fovate rnirt-rmWe ifsr--to be diwai li at th fniiHiB? rf Miirarf noifTwrT. I biIw the of th NpUii9 1 nomination ha brea the orwre, it nwilin to av, apt to insure tkt tet poitil represt tt-atios or the. aMIitir of tb ooiversitj i eoriirwoHtnti.

The ora tirm were artparriitly of aHoiit twenty minute Is rx tnt.rl eonseqnr'rir'v tfn- were 't too narrow l.v contincrl ia toe treat-yorat of a Tlirv ka4 a Liir elmo. to lay oot all their strength. Tb wiwiora of tb5 Mayor Webber of Wrkaborg and appointed Dr. D. A.

Foster aa his snceeasor. He also appointed Robert J. Alcorn and H. T. Fisherpolv lie pnatera, vice Kimball, Raymond Co.

of Pilot, removed. nKBT'8 CowntTT. Jtroe Te repsirint rr Seanderia grappled and eoBneeted the ea Is rl tbe cable, brokea ia Isdi, at P- local time to-day. CaKDTC.r.4. Jnne 20.

In the rBitel Sfte. circtrit court to-davJodj Woodrnff deeided that tbe xtensioa of tbe Mellier patent for making paper pnlp was improperly granted and void, and that the patent ia bow public property. Rocklawd, Jane 20. By a runaway accident in lkiraastcin bwt evening, Miss Idsxie Marsh was seriously irrjnred, iss Annie Harrington oae of her wrisfet broken, Mr. Sawyer had his bip fractured, and a valuable horse waa killed.

rBtiADKUTnA. June 50. The steamboat Helen Gettv ami Edwin Forrest coHidod thia inonjine. Tbe aide of tha Hellia (Jetty was crushed, nnd Tom Welsh, mate, was killed, and Kiobard Uradford, a seaman, had a leg smnshed. Biso Pmo, Jnne 20.

John Wilson, James Cox and James Ward, convicts, mide aa nnsne-C'sftil attempt to escape from tbe prison to-day. Wilson's thigh bono was broken by a ball 3 red by one of tbe guards. C5oxT, N. June JKk In the house this 1 bfbl for bi own blood tbat bw lwd bat ftbe, if from tbia be fxlift. will be boWeo ftnlty to tbe aetf-mordee of ftyraeoa irnTfrit y.

b4 tbe mnnler of Gene Coilre, flbe anthor of the a Sore wa for two year HK-nuix of fieneftee Coll'ae, and baft endeavored to jrrrmt tbe facta trntbfaliy as tney appeared to him. Ed. I'. C. M.

A at erica a Innitateaf IltMaerapattiy. From ttw Albany Sdml Exp esft, Jans 14.171. The rwenty-etehth anniversary of the American lnstitoteof HotiKeopittby. the oldest nation il metlK-af Baaocrarron in tbts conntry, neia last week in tbe city of Philadelphia. There were apwams of three tin nttr-cd memrer pre sent, representing ail the r.istem.

Mnlnie, Western, and several of the Sontbern state. There were present delezatea from filt-een State medical societiea, forty two eorraly an local medical societies, twenty hopiLils and asvlom. twenty-two diswrtsanew. niue medical colleges ami eight medical foornala. hesorntions.

were adoptcl arraigninz tne allopathic acliool before tbe bar of pnhlie. opinion on account of repeated acts of intolerant to-watd not only onicopalhists bnt prominent allo-patbista as welL A rcecnt instanoes of the latter, tbe csco of Dr. Martin, of Boston, and Dr. of Washington, were cited. The fornjfr having published a paper on vaccination in a bonwTocaU io mcdij.il iotuTial, and the 1 itter tor having ec ptett a position the bored of health lib aa.tcmao;jathbjt.

Tbe resolution? are as fol to ws I Kesolvt d. That lb iisteresta of tbe ennfto of truth snd the intoiesta of bnmnnity rise higher than the distinctive tines of tncslicaf eifhools, and we bold it to 1 tbe dnty of medical aien to dia-retratd rcch Uaeg where these higher interests can lie observed thereby. Kesolved. That the exclusion of medical men from positions of honor and trust in Ithe public tnstiintiems of the conntry or in the ejoveriiment service on account, ot medical opinions, is an abnse of jiowcr aud ousht to be no lonjer tol-eTSWd. Kesolved.

That the eensnre of ostrjacisra wita which some mettical orffamcxftons are pnratiing the moie lil if tbeir meraltfrs isjan invasion of tbe rights of American rjitizens and subversive of the freedom of tbhngbt and action which should characterize all scientific bodies. The nstial nnmber of papers were presented on improvements in surgery and tliei practice of rr.rtltt me iu their varions departments. M.my of the papers evinced decided originality of thought and extended research. lr. Dunham a si-ecimen cf cundoraajo, the new nmedy rerent'y recommended fori the treatment of canter.

I A stormy debate rfzarrttn? the anniisstcti of wt mt-n to memliership terminated ia their favor. A dress levee Wednesday evening at the Music Fund Hull, and a bnuqnet at the iConttnea'nl Hotel Ibursdny ev-ning. at which more than gut sts we-. r'Sent. also a sail down the bav in agovertt o' -I T.

and a ride throu jbt iir-mount cou ated to the pleasure of tbe occasion. i Dr. I. T. Talbe Boston was ejected president.

Dr. J. J. it ir of Jersey City vice presi tbnt. Dre.

It. J. i hcry and JUL. W. James of l'hi'adelphta secrt ki ics.

I The next meeting ot Institute will be held the last week in May, 1 il, in the city of Washington. T1TEXTT-SIXTII 'IVEBSIBT. Kew York atate Tcaeiicra' Aitsoelatlon Tbe twenty-sixth annual meeting of the New York State Teachers' Association will be held in Arcade Hall, in the city cf Lockport, July 25th, aud -Ttb. (u the first day Trof. J.

Dorman Steele of El mini, ho is prt sidi nt of the association, will deliver his inaugural address. In the evening, lecture by D. R. Ford. A.

M-, rofessorof matht-uiatics and chetuistry, Female col'erte, Elmira. Subject "Around the Globe in lfc7H." On the afternoon of tbe second dav, Henry A. Baleoni, A. ptincipal of the Corning Free Academy, will lecture on "Physical Science in Elemeniary Instruction." On the third day Professor S. C.

Moses, of Hot heads, will read a paper, "How to Use the Body." A large nomber of other lectures and papers are annonneoi to lie delivered and read by other distinguished educators, aud important discussions on interesting subjects are aunouneed to take place. Tbe meetiug promises to be an unusually interesting one. The Leadcuurters of the association will he at the Judson llouse, Teachers ill be accommodated at the hotels rt red need rates ladies wiil be entertained by the citizens of Loekport. AFTERNOON TELEGRAMS. From "Washington.

BOWES, THE BIGAMIST HIS PROSPECTS OF A PAn-DOT illSISTER THORSTOS. WasnrsGTCiN, June 20. Ex-Congressman Bowen, convicted of bigamy aud seuteneed to two years imprisonment, is still connoed iu tiie county jail here. He does not sufler much from the rigors of confinement, being furnished with the best rooms in the building, and allowed the freedom of the jail antl grounds. He is furnished with meals from bis own home, aud is daily vhdted by numbers ot friends.

It is the general belief that he will lie speedily pardoned. The case was favorably considered in the cabinet meeting on Friday, and tbe district attorney has recommended pardon. The papers are in tbe bands ot the attorney general, and they will be forwarded to the president to morrow. The friends of Bowen express a positiv beiief that be wiil get hie seat in congress from the second district of South Carolina, over DoLarge (colored), the sitting member. Minister Thornton will absent from this conntry for several mouths.

He has received U3 iutiin itioa of the transfer to an important position elsewhere and expresses himself as satisfied with the one he now occuxdes. Tbe administration bas taken bo action whatever as to the appointment of arbitrator under the treaty of Washington, nor will such action be taken before this government shall be officially informed of ratification e.f tbe treaty by the queen of England. Major Louis E. Johnson, sou of Hon, Reverdy Johnson, bus been reappointed United States marshal tcr the districts of South Carolina. 'pre.

sentative Wallace, of South Carolina, together with bis colleagues Elliott and DeLnrge had preferred charges against Major Johnson, npon which he was removed and a sou of Wallace appointed in bis place. An investigation bas shown these charges to lie without foundation and Major Johnson has been restored to his po si ion. The internal revenue receipts to-day amounted to There is due from ex-eollectors ot internal revenue nearly which it is expected wiil have to be collected bv suits agaiiiat their bondsmen. From Sew Tark. THE COKSOLLT TRAGEDY SLBTHODrsT BOOK CONCERN TBOUBLES THE CENTRAL B-ULEOAD TAX CASE THE STOLES BONUS.

New Yoke, June Sft. The coroner's inqnr-st on the death of Dr. Connolly and his two children resulted in a verdict in accordance with the facts already known, and that Connolly wai suffering from acute insanity. Ia tbe Methodist book concern taiul to-day, the evidence of L'r. Lunahan as to the charges of fraud against lhe bindery department, which his counsel said amounted to was ruled out as not being in issue now before the eourt, as was also the evidence as to the relations between Lanahan and Carleton.

The ruling on the latter point was objected to, but was sustained to 9. A resolution was adopted that it was no part of tbe purpose of tbe committee, in asking Lanahan to submit hat new evidence he had of fraud and nlisnianagemeut in the book concern to make such mutters part of the proceedings in the present investigation. Tbe Herald says the dispute between the revenue department and the New York Central Kailroad Company with reference to the tax on the eighty per cent, dividend of tbe latter corporation, baa been settled by a reference of tbe whole affair to a couple of auditors, who wiil make an investigation of the com panic" affairs, aud report how much of the dividend represents the earnings previous to the passage or tue law imposing a tax on dividends. This proposition at once settled the last claim of the eompanv to exemptiou, aud paynieut of tbe tax will then lollow. A.

Leruian namea uoun ieon was arrested vestertlav while attempting to pass one of tbe thirty (1,000 bonds stolon in February last from tbe 1 art saviugs Dans, nrooatyn. Ieon made a confession of where the bond was procured and where the others could be obtain ed. Tbe epidemic which broke out among the horses of this city three weeks since, is now rapidly abating, and it ia believed by the veterinary surgeons who have been fighting it since tbe lie ginning will soon almost totally disap pear. Jflseellaneona Items. A MEETING OF CIT1ZESS IS CDICrSSATI TO TAK.K ACTIOJt IS KEG ABU TO TQB DEATH Of VAL-LASUItiHAM LtTTES FROM CHIEF JCSTICB CHASB IKVEslTGATIOX ISTO TUB BECEST WEST FtTTSTOBT IltSASTSB, CrecreriATi, June 19.

A meeting ot citizens was held this morning in the chamber of tha Board of Trade to take action in regard to tho death of ValLamiLrbam. A short address waa made by Hon. W. S. Groesbecfc, ia which he at- luueu to tue titnu ncrsonal qualities ot tne de ceased, and especially to tbe loss bis death has occasioned to tne state ami trie nation at this time, lhe following preamble and resolutions were adopted Wharcas, By the casualty of tbe sudden death of C.

VailaudigUam, great public interest his awakened the sympathies of the people, wno Bonor Bravery, Iiouestv and ability: and whereas, the citizens of Cincinnati, irrespective of party, have met to mingle their sorrow with tbe bereaved family and intimate trieuds of this widely known citizen and whereas, by the death of this citizen dia- tinguiahed for courage and intelligence is aL wa.sa public calamity, but when thia loss oc curs under such circumstances, the Borrows aud sympathies of the whole people are aroused. Therefore, Kesolved, That the eity of Cincin nati unites in tiie deep sorrow felt bv all ranks and patties in Ohio at tbe sudden death of C. L. allaouiguam, ami iu earnestly appreciating ms noble qualities and sincerely sympathising with Lis family and no mediate friend. Dattok, June 20.

Tbe following letter from Chief Justice Chase was received by tbe late Hon. C. L. Vallandigham a tew dnys "after the piomulgatioB of the "new departure" resolution WASnwoTos. HaT 20.

Deab Sib: I have just read tho resolu tions ot the atulilgtiuieiy county (Ohio) Ptmo erattr convention, reported by yourself, together ith your remarks and those of Mr. Hank. You have reutiered a great service to your country and party, at lt such is mv judgtueiit- May God bh-sft yon for tt. Nothing eu ao truer tbau your declaration that the movement contemplated bv the resolution is the real, tril lion ol the LHuituerattc party to its sueient plat form ot progress and reloriu. 1 know yea too well to doubt your courage or your fidelity to juur EVUlKlWlia, "Very truly yours, P.

Chase "To Hob C. L. St-BASTO. Jane '30. The nitocrshave appointed a committed to investigate tbe recent ufeMfter, aud already report that tuey have dis covered proof ol a collusion between mme to si.ee lor Williams and the owaer of the shaft.

I he mutter will be probed to the bottom ith tbe view of punishing the guilty parties. Pumps were started yesterday at West Piu-sloB tbe scene of the latest mining horror, and a new breaker Dearly ready. A '1 but two of tbe miners lakea truui the pit alive are able to or and are employed at tae aiiaiL Tsui, June tJ. alter Johnson, aged fonr-teea year, and Stephen Whitman were Batting iron a ouat at Miiiwatey, Karaioga conatv. oa tho liudsoa nver yesterday, when ttu, aai drtrted under the talis oi the data and eaosised.

human swam aabore. Thotuaa iXjran, aged twenty two years, jumped ia to save the boy tftiuiiHiii, urn wa acueu wna cramps, and oo were drowneu. Mknibla, Juue 20. A aieeial dispatch front Juckaou tjv Goeri.or Aicoiu ha niarcd SOETHEBS CZSTRAL RAILWAY. Dinner ROUTE SOUTH.

rpo WAtflllwOTOW. PH'V i AtBLiblA, BAkrtlsHLliu, LLALAAIOi'uBr. ft ViIlA.ftbd ftll poinunsib. nr- Thrvuab betweB laoebftiter and Baitucorw air. Ont chf i jr Three Trio dairy fexrsrt SwBdayi) BUotltw via Slew XorS central and rftaaadaigaa.

ICMMtK SCHKOUAJt. HiHOirTIl WATw3, 1T. TrfB leav t. Oapot of IM SftW Central Bar- road as foUsBft: BorjTBWABO. 5:00 7:15 A.

Paltv'-ert Mtndai. i siopi ins at li arriving la Blmlra a. a. A. KtMIRA all isiiori bttwsea mira and Camaoat.

gwa, P. HA IT! OTt RXPRBSB Trtronah to wlttiout chang at tl.lly. le.cep. Buno.y.it ft. (tT-ncirl a ft'iMr.

m. tn, p. WIUr)rt ft. Bftc r.hnr, a Hftlt'mtir. a.

Waib ns.os tnr. ibiddeM.wa a. a. Fftsftevger. by tbl.

Mttt wfi st hot tlat aad aer- nver rotite vi Nw tort rl'v. riah! shipped through, ia eft lrw. rmra pott oa Fsw Tcrlt Cent'al K-tSiroftd to Bati rnor, I'Misd-tft. Eh ft, or aar liiternaciatat avtaia, wt brAABT n'lt. fnt tirrtvrrftMo ta rfrrc to frwtrM hlpip.

wilt EicraiarunulHUial Wutsra A rftf lit Agut at adftio Sr-HTtBMKKHOPtW, BftBftiai Wa4ra A cut. Buffalo. A it. Fi-SK, SeaernJ ti rri.r.ara;. Fa.

eauttiruwilf Amv Ma, LAS BL MVEltS Ota Ag-B SEW lOIiK CEVTIUL RULR01D IfcAAFBLBAVB BOCtlKlvTEB AS FOLXSiWS (Oolng laat hy Lircct lioftdv Clnctnniti rvir.le"r'o'Car a B. tieeial New orb Tt Estreft. 7 a fa? S-j5 Mel.l li. Kirts It. ut Silftrtt Larea AUantic xrr' iTfti.

traia raa. oa Suaafty.) Night Biprs. F.B. tm IS BIS KAST-S-LSUhb ftUAD. Ttr Biprea nl Stlant'e Rxpic Fatt-iftol Fight Exrra 1S lav AO.

K'ftht Eirre-ft htL iftiA nd Accomruvd -S lftc'cr Lxrrca lie' aiodfttion t'S p. a. lit Epr. CbiaftC If rea. WLST'KIAOsKA FALLS K'lAU.

Bight Brrresft. I tl i. Acet n.r-iKiai'on ft-'U iftcitli i ti is F. i autl AcOiaiodftt.au...... rt.y Exit.

Cuftv EApre I TRA'NB fOB CW tttl.c.'rTS. Lv it a a Mi Anaiva 1 a. i a. J.TiLLl.veirtAST, C. n.

SKVfa fit. Bouft ftl Ticct i.c at. hoci.e.U!r. 13, uTl. Iiiiiy 1371.

STJBliliS AHEASGiTE.r. 18T1. Hiii truI mm A-on-, To hoc, Ciriina irr nna Aa-i, atongw Jf Bittttwies. iuiv imvn, tM OdVa rw dtent Omaha, Cheynne, Ory. 5m jyandtco.

it. Jcmp, St. Lorn, St. ui mil rt r.Lwl V.f"- IkU4 sm. AouJk aaJ Avrt, JF TItre Ftpf Trs''s 'evv Pfp-t Bf-llo ri'-pdftivs Mfpj 'd i.

ve is Uiiuute faster tn a Uufialo uu. as fol-loti: (ts A. MB0AT XPRF8- ms at bitatrifo t-tf. a. m.

(4o.ntb Torutsiu tmrria S- r. Mti waitee Jao ti-a 3c r. Ixiroit ByuiaCUwL x-iC' r. ista.t r. n.

1tfOt P. M-PACIFIC ETPr.FSS-ArrlTlTjf st MtfJU ST.iffori i Looa.in H. uo-1-erlrb r.W r. Toronto -4 1 i'i r. (connectnut with steai.tra fr ar.d t-ii-TO on 1 vs.

and aaturdivi Mtiwaoace JtincUun r. iK-Uajit QtAcUua in r. uet rou i-3u m. 3r00 F. fH ACCOM Mt A TIOM- For Braaa Xord, avrriviujt taere at Wi r.

IO.Ot A CHICAGO EXPRESS Arriving at gM.tJfJ Stratford IM a. Toronto 10 4ft a. Pjtrrut a M. Miiwa-ke fttDCtion imm a. (cooiv-tiRg wit trslixs for M.lwiQSi-e vl mi-am-ni from Or-od Hav-ni: Ietrolt Jasrtln iH-t-OTt 'J-'J.

with IriUllS for Cnicajro. e. tW Trains frotnIetrolt arrive lw Buffalo as follow TflBfht Kxprvsa tJfta 1 AjCconinvKlatlun from MorTi.nf Express. Brantford i-MO pay Exptvs .4 ri wr preepiog Car on all Nlnht Tranfl. UF" Pu! man Palace alee.lig f'ars mn daHv frem Port Boron to LUko, iu akniiectlua vut trauw fjuaia Bufftato.

sHetresbtrent Bootms at Stratford and senile. PKgvge checkei ihrn to alt rr'-nipavl rtnta Wast, stO. nCtiuPlsLU. rtel Atreat, Mir street, Kof bestir'. Y.

PsasepgerrsvT. BcftaK. tot taa Wet, aboeid bw -nr to arch ttcke's a lirsnd Trunij HaTt. be bad at tbe Company's ofRce. Nx 1 Kulo PiocA tars ttot-r eut id anJ t.ngtP, t- r.

atreev, Batra' C. J.BBYlXiAS.atan.g ng Irlrector T. lfow- treai. misr sen a.r-K 0-nral wtnt. -ntrL JOHH WlllTMOHK, Agcftt O.T.

BaSftlO. T. i. snetio in. iravog agcat, buaio.

ptrd Soy. 1W. ca'-Tt GREAT CENTRAL ROUTE VIA Suppefcidofl BriJge and Niagara Fills. jf i ju i i ii i ii i GREAT WESTERN AND MICHIGAN CENTRAL AIIiIlOAD. THE POPLLAS LINK TO IT, CHICAUO OMAHA, SAN FKANClSt AND ALL POtNfn WhtiT.

lhe only hrt running PrxtHAw's Tuatornn Piawtm boox. HoTiXa and tLxapixa Cam bf tweca BocBBrrrwa, Csxcaeo, and ail otber Cltle. The MAOXTFiriiNT F. CARS are ma 0O II Throtl. Trains west from ltovhestrr.

yv latcs of fare are always as LOW as by any othes route. I rains leave Koca eater oa arrival ox trains trumtM A A. FTP7tP'tt-ArTlTeeai lyOctroH 3i' P. a llllW. a- W.

PACIFIC KXPKtSSWjtb Poll Hutel and DrawiDaf-Ktxm i ars rtn ut ertautie. Arrivm at iAtrtrolt at WWr, Lhicawo Saw a. This accorded all to le the mo(t mnrmt ant coo, pi ia ta its ot any traAn upoa this XrAt-Untot. -FFfXrVO FXKS WTth Pnll. tiara.

Arrica lel. troit kt I S.i a. cttlcgo )S p. ar. ivli VPti'li'ian's Pai.w:e aie-pt'it earn.

at Detroit at Chicago p. x. fF" These Trains roke sure connoj-t st Chloagw with all trains nest. Northwest ana $uMuwimt, He sure and ask for tickets via Suspension brLLxsr tO tC had at all i Act orhcs. W.

K. MC1K. n. K. SARUkKT.

Grnl hup t. W. KM. CPn 1 up't. ti.

Urt. B- B. PP.1CK, Agent, OA Waverly Pk-ck. Boche mar whbVi The Imeritati Houte. IS7I.

BIMilEIi AKI.AJSUKMKNT. 1.S71 Laie Store ad MlcMiai Saato aa' Hallway Lino D1PJXT CONSECTIOX WITH ALL BASTBItH TRAINS, VIA BUFF ALO OK MAOAKA FALLS. Cleveland, Cincinnati. Toledo, Chicago, Mil wan e. Hock Island, truhuqti.

St. Paat.1 airo, rt. Loaaft. Omaba, San Fraaclaro and a'l potulft US tb West ana bouthweat. TUB OMLT WBSTER.V KAiLWAY RCJiSfSa ALL TliAlNS TO CIIICAUU WITHOUT tUAMili OF CA'tS OB BAUUAOftt.

ELEGANT llBlWISU-BOoM CARS OM ALL DAT 1KAL.SS. PALACB sl.KftlMNtl CAUd ON ALL JilOHT BAINS. On ftnd ftfier Mondv, Mv ntfi, ftnd until farther nv lice. Trauis w-li lav, Butt'iftlo I bv Buffalo ittanae atrc.t iAipot, d.tly iaiiau axcuptcdj aft fulltiwa: BXPKKbS With El. var.t Iiraw'iiK ttiKim cant.

Arn. at Pua.lra. ft. Brocton. a.

Wd.tdsl-1, a. H. i I. rle, loS a.B.i tcotiusci'ng at Brl witb rie nd Pliutiurg trftin llion. Tuleoo.

r. tnti'otir ftnt alepu ui fur iiliout change Chicago, ftVJ a. It). Oil P. I XPRESA-'Wnndftyw 1 1 included i.

ArrlT at Liunklrt, ag P. 1.1.1. r. ri, no r. a.

c.sreiaad. r. M. tTtim train rui. through flom New Votlt 19 lucgo wilhutis cst.v of ran.

1 awmg-Koooi and SUeplitg Car lrooi BuiLuo iao. Toledo, r. ft. a. 4:00 FRtW ivet at imualrk, VIA r.

m. Uruvtuu, ftaat wouleid -ai r. a. an side r. a.

P. kVtMNn aXr-ilfe-srt. Arrives at tJJ I i p. a.5 Krie, Ifvelsiid, I.M a. and a.

a coiintM-titur at rt-rclaitd lor tha antl booth arrive al bkKt at p. x. TUi tfauu rUiuS Lai i ai Ua iicr til. 1 CHIC A. fXPr aM Arrives at tMvetand -Vi IbtUw a.

X-, rwBChiiLg bit-ago at r. x. ba, L-LTHOIT DlVUiOM. Lsave FutTalo at p. a ve irt Ij- troit at a p.

11 p. x. KALAMAZOO AJ tr HAND BAPI'' WVItJ.ja, I rave BiatfTilo st a. aad Arrive at Uiiavxcc mt sua a. a p.

a. Arr ire at Urau4 IUpAAitliatA. r. x. teave PntTalo at a.

uu p. ArrJvs at iaex- sva a- i p. x. DETKOIT AND CniCAt. I ev oetrort at ft: lfl a.

iritv r. Arrive in Chirac Ur.M4UA x. inrevt eonnectlona at Clevntand via tLkVlLAM. COLUMBCS, ClXClJi XATX AJiD RAILWAY, for Celumbos, Dayton, CtnclnDati, Louhtvtlte, St. Loots AJAtli al last Lr-Jtisft.

ci iinu i-w tuix xii auatii wra pf hmi. is aiau o.aae at iuimu tin ui TOLEDO, WABASH AND WKSTEK3f RAILWAY. for rort Perx, Lani.irt, Lafayettw. Itarviiie, llasuxihai, Luuu, aud all potuAa Inrnt fLiantrCti-iij vrt3 wttb ail traiuattAt ChMrio. Kt iBland aad Paeitle.

Cuaafu baj Surtii wt-artrn, bt ago, hurhiiwwu a id v.iitt. mi AiioD, sjud iiuttA tS' entr. ttaiirti st a ilib tbe nuerntiix aud avaaiua tratna tor ttte Lcit atoca Plati awn tsi.avpfw Caa aeeornpaaw KW't kitiul( omhma.t.ou nl Drw-luu Itooiu tars ii-ve KcriBtr dailv ttavtt aacaptedi at iu.tai rut nil 14 Uuvngti tw Af wnDsruiNu tvAiri titu BTTpova, vtmtf hkrUHVia Lass fxoaa tin Muiuas Sot r.tng KAiLWav," wt.iAU ou a.i ins pfiucta ticket offices ia tbe niu-d tt ia ft4tttc at (a ibc Lira1. Mill trr Brav ken Hoittw bLica. heie Brtiuila bsccii ai Drawuig Kooia Cas caa be secured.

Buffa'o ttme tt given for dfpartares aad arrlvaix at lfuafaio. At iuuuub tad of bdUiua, iveiand luav ISH'vta being IS ruinutes or mib oaauu ST fr Bliss, arn At badsio BUtfaMO UOaatl a ioliOWl Fi.rtial Sew Ytrk KspreMt, t.iS a. X. Atlauttc fcxpraa. ly 1 Clnciiu.aU KxpntaS It.

45 f. X. wu a. Two ttundaf Trains W. ilaflalo at itli M- anl p.

aud Uiriirj CtLUm. Buiway Trata ac cr HATrH 6a. Bop. a a Kanwar. J.

A. bill. 11, Fastera Fft.Muger Agsaa, BaBalo. RocbMter, atoadaj' Baj A mil. AUAiM A-I UllOBBS, bajlsss ta QUNB RirL8, FI8TOLB atfttartals, risbingTaekle, Dwet Calls.

Irriti.t ftvi ftjtit.le. eouarrtad Fir Aratft and Aotmaftiltoa. Pa. 33 kictiaugft Piftca, Boebftfttar, ST Y. A ktn.i ol 1.

airing don an wtta C.apa'ea, asm ia.iti.s uana itarw tato aftiaiTa. aafto. arwaa laasftwfta ftQMBDi -w WfWYK.Tha WW of Valw Mftftu Bv Martft Bw phi tocftwftxtft. Around a Spring, by liutof Lio. lifth.

Bruir.in n.iiaa- BIB.KLB a AVk.HTw.it sealft-at. aLL BOOKS aa) Wber advarUfted A.HHOR Ll.K raSs.tiKK!. wstivBsrat AoATrarAT, To aa-OFSoat Ca't'rf at LB.londerrv to "od ftnd Paw i. Th Stmr of tbl. fvr1 Ala arc bntll evpreasly tor an Atlantic Pftssengw Trade, an 9ttd ap la s'J i ie iertl wupru mn--1.

te in.ar tbily oisac el aeagerft- FAuaea KaTas, rTBLt IV CtbsbvcT, TO SLAStJOW, LIVKKFOO- ASO Ut DOKPB8BT. FIRST CABIH. sss sas fteeorrfm to Loefttroa. Cabis Rarcaa lica.ia, bsftt aceommo- ds'los. LNI.KSlaDlAT ISTrERAOB Frtiepnd ng for their tbe Old Coaatry OftTi aarehas llcset.

rte. Kor ri-tter sr-tiroifti. ftcply to UKSPllt-OM BKO lUKHA. Bowling Sr.n, S. 'or to r.

RILI.IJIoB. RAi MUJ.O a uwwTUiOTOja. kr SENECA LAKE Steam Navigation Co. CHASOa or TTU K. TKHE TABI.K AS' I I THS WatkialirT at.

r. u. I 4.U8 a KEW TORK CENTRAL RAIUtOAD. Trsle mH.T BK. eonnectlag wttb Sc Oaoadftjra are New York A B-tna FaetSc Erprsft.

wertwnt.SS A M.i Firt Atlnttc Et-prena eastward, tiBJ V. U-i Iay Lxpreaa, waatward, kli t. KOKTBEKH CKSTRAL Trains oa H. C. KB.

eoorwctmg wftb Oaoadftira, sre; Kxpres. north, pasalna atklus li: '4 P. M. Tmln P. M- coaaei lmg M.I ITiwin at Limir at MS P.

M-, arrivlog at Wollaautport at THESTTAMKBD. 8. MAGEE. Leave a. a.

Arrive a Watftiui fiair If EW VOUK CKXTBAL RA1LKOAD. BftT SxrireMi, eastTftTd. Ml) P. arriving In aur MAlbanyl; tor city 9 P. westward, Iravlng Srraens lie A.

Ant i.rw l-P. Fall. P. M-Wfttprlro P. arriving lienev tils F.

with X. C. Kallway at Waiiina. Pftitlmore P. ftt Baltrmore vt A tuift Uiiiialft A.

Ilrrla-gh ftt D. P. DEY, Supt. ieSdtm The Kew Stean Yacht! TTALTEK SCOTT, WTTnL RtK BSTnV JT.VvrCOT-S VV Ci ariDt. e-cr-S''N JAT Inrfrff tlits-iwft of rSsme trftvet.

tefttlrg Lantling evy rwmr and a ti.ll, cennrents ng ftt lwo'uloes A. M. Parties wlV Irie io charier thi. ooat caa have it a i -y. br P- olvtr r.

harmov, ciiie. jcl3cTw Ji usev ST ea a no AT to. PEOPLK'S 1.INE STKAMEH3 1ST 231 xoxirxi DAILY, (Sunc'syg Eicetyted.) At o'c? ck P. II. jEI 157 1.

DR -t 1 1 s. J. ROE (vteneaya Vieaifi tfrlrfnys BEAU RI CIIIIOriD, CAPT. W. H.

CHBliroHBtl, TCIfDAts 1 1IUKsiua latsartJtDlll At o'cloca P. or on arriral ol Trains. H. B. ES.

Tickets gaoi tot State Soora Pajsatr. These B'at. win concert wf.h the Trvlti. ot tti 3f. C.

K. A It. K. and A. I-.

R. K. All efceeked haevice tranwfsrred Fres a nsuftt. An Bs''Dt of lhe Line at th Lliipt Always oa ftrrivalof Trains, taken by sny oihr l.iae. For curlcoi.

apfly a. ti." Utlff. Broftd-war. Albany 4 lUltlll KT, I alsist, May th. lStl, var.tdtt ajega Lake Two Scats Daily.

ITHACA CSRfiELl UH1VIRS1TY. Xtectnr-ticm of Fare. nd bet rout from Ithaca, i Culvers ty. and to'trns oa lb aew tileamooAti, T.J. WILCOX i jSflW and aavnriviTnw-t FROM I ft i i an ftr now on Cbh Lftke.

leaving Csyng Hndge A. i. nd I'JSt amrai oi traina on N. Y.O HR. Fat from Carua B-ltiire to Ithaca 8 I fa.nser3 for tlir route trorn Rochs-ttrr wilt c.

th tra'h li om (i. ItiLiMpot via Old Ho I ft' A. At. or A.M. maravltt Daily Line to CAaada rota JLothtsttr The Saperb Nw Lake Cpasr State Catita Steamer 3NOH.SE 31 A.

IS" i Carrying- United Saes and Csoadiaa Ma'JS and atxpress. Lssavra Port of Bcester every eveotna rSrin4av ei- ci ted) at iktX lot CubourK and Port Hpe. eict gt-urdaT. when she leaves st M. tor Brighton direct, eonneotins there witb (irand trunk morning tratos for all pcints in Car; a.

KcrtxrTitrig, leaves Cobonrg ever more it at ..30, Pert Hope at 9AJ, on arrival ot brftna iract rLorma: trtio, rfotn etn sao et. cats at Brighton on Monday ami Tburedy raornngs. at Coioorne everv noiloi' excent Wedned7. at VVliit- ley, Oataws, I'arliDgtoa r.d JtewcasUe oa WsdnttSdy soouia oner. This Is the favorite rouir from Roch-wter for T-rrin- to, Be'leviHe, Kingston, lirofkvilie, PraseoU, Ottawa, Corn wsll, Uesaiua 3pnnrs.

Mont ic, al3 ie celebrated Ric Lave fish in? and huntnr grounds north oi tobonra Stock bTyers Had hi tho qatctcst and he pest route tro a fa penlii toc country north of Lake Ontario to A baa. ttadilaKr, and all points east and south from Uoche3te'. Cars leav the N. X.C F-MFOt to eoinwrt wlta 8tai arat ChazioUe. titO ior iKLD, Agctx.

afill suaet, w. or B. C. CAKTf Port nt. tv- Jidtf 3BEDICAL.

Ir-. AVOOO AS OPFNED ROOMS for th rooeotloa cf na- uenta at ISo. 10 South at- Panl sir awl mo stairs). FetLaJe diseases and ran2Pm-nts tretted wHh cats an) auccesstuUv. Losw of V'ior and Mrhod Address, by kui, ine low siaaip.

Babcock's feoiid Silver Uterine SapporVtr tor tale, frtrifv hours from to 12 and I te 4 vW" DR. PACIj DAVIS nrrstntv ant sttbseow, tU BL VV ALl)-eT, can be consulted at all hours, actl evening, oa ftll Chronic Dwa-M, Die.w ol 3 Women and tliiKlreD, Jajdwiferv. together with Uioso of art-'i, vat natnre. I TO TTTE LAPTEV. Tbe Ladies ran eonsntt the Doc tor on 11 private s.id de-ranirenien'.

with trie jsa-nc rcl ef. THE tKM-UEN I' KM A. I PILLS can be ha.1 ftt hi. orHce. Bent bv mail to any part of tae world, tl per box aid two po.tge nip.

YOrSGMKS, TAKS PAKT1CULAB SOTICB. Too can be restored to health by applying (elthar la person or by letter Ad complaints sfcHlrony rreted. All letters tnost be to Ur. PACL DAVIS. 30 Buffalo Kochestcr.

N. nd ta conlaia a postage auuup waea an answer Is repaired- ioldly X. DAA IS, 3r. Physician and Surgeon (IATB OT BJaXiXTOir, o. OFFICB.

ISS STATE -ST, (UPSTAIR RESIDENXK 30 CENTKK-ST BOCUSTll. RHKUaf AT18M. Neuralgia. Paralvsla, and a 1 Chronic inseases. AU), Us of Voura anl i btMren, thoe of a private nattue, the ic-tor Lats made a specialty for manj yara.

Pa'renht at a distance en he treated wlh the most perfect success, bv corre-potitlinkf with tuj iKx-t tt. stating the syruptums of the diase, atre. leugiu of time Bfiecied. and receive hi t-elebrated nvnUo by ex prv-s, or other a lee directed, securely packed from obervstion. FtMAth PILL.

Db. Davis Celebrated Femsls Pills, for IrreKU'ariUes, fcuppreaion of te 41 Leu-corrta-s or VMiitts, and ail Kemle Dltne ilUs, have bv-t-n before the public for tbe last ten yrata. and are vnivenaJiy admitted to be tbe be--1 reoiedji lor which they are recommentled of any now tn oe. Tonng Men who have falten vtctUns to the dreadful eftet-ut of Otiantin or stll-abuse, not f4.1l to cnll or wrtie the locf as tnfiibl rwiraedivw tht-y can receive lrumediate and vlfortual relief frout titat md-barrowiELr aDd lrty detroTtnif dilate. Tbirty-onv years Xrteace of anparalleind is a sure guarantee of the Doctor's ability and of tee above aamea dtava.

OFFICX 1AY AND NIjHT. sepltdA ly I840. 1871. Time teats the Merit aall Thtaas. tW FOB TH18TT YHABS Perry Davis' Pain Killer Baa been tested tn every ranety of climate, and by almost evry nation known to American.

It is th at-uiotft consiatit coiuimon and itivniiiuaBM froQd of the niiaalonary and the traveler, ou lavnd. aad no one should travel on iM-r I.akks ui Hivsbs wim-ht tf. It is a epsdy aim Satfe reuicdy f-jr bun, caida, cuts, hruisfs. woootU and varioui othfr tnjarlt-a, well as fir dyectery, aud bjwel eoaiiiruts aud is admirably for svery race of man oo the face of the g'obe. Pe sure call for ur.A gst the gvBnne Pam Kl'ler, as oiauy worthiewi novti ulu arv Ij be od ua tht git at rwpi.tat.on of this Vaviuilije me llclue.

IirweUoas actmpaay ah bottle. Price JBaSe, 6O0 and OO per Bottlw. OLl i AilOHt-l-Ni Lfc.AA-kiia. jritdeodi.lxa $1,000 Rewards ald for I'atarrh -t be even by tne aaa of the CAKBOLATKD CaTARRH i bk, oern aocormng to dlfwctiona. It ta the most lwktbUM, ttAJft and arr rasTrraj, Curs tor Cstxrk knova Try one packaga, (SaActent to maJts a plat of tb Ritne'l an be eon vtncd.

FrtU K. 90 d. or seat bv Usui, oaiae a-o, nv av su. Ailtlissa H. BAYLES 4 CO wrmvfXatm, m.r.

MANHOOD: How Loatll How Ilestoredll sftt ewMbAstf, a mottd taetlep. iVftx. at A LECTCRKOV THF. ATrHAL TKF, TMBXT ftad Bdicl Ccr. ut SperBiaaorrbie ur souaftl in.oiuxitry lin.tekiu.

SVaul IlebiUty, nd lutpedU wicnoi to Mrnag gserwliy Nervotasne, Omuiiip. tlob, Lpi1el.y and Fllai Mt.utftl ftad If reaiitiing iT-m et a ui tviai i.vti.i mmt txL. Ie of ta tlieea Sit." c. "A bol'S TO ltOt'SAJU OF SL FEkErl. Bel under ra plai a anveiope.

to aadrefts. oa recrlpt -f aia two poalage ataiQi. ill3 AS.J C. ta LI Bt UI bowwry. Siw a Atrriv J.1V II li g'l Bloo.t Puriaer.

TbouaaaOa bua tboaiid ar cured of trn il ttiftcftfttn. afra up ft laearfthlc bv ba cra of rais, toAjrr. LivfH. rftmaas aaTl-T. bo Dr.

llu.ctltiipl Boon. ft. ftt tai drug tioer. or ftddroai taa ocoprteior, ul C. IL uuki, utti .11, K.

T. ide.lly DOST tak Otjliine I tj-e Mover Fftlltng Ague Cur ftnd 1'ontc tuit-n. Voa cat g-t I il tt fail lonrt. If Ua boakfrM. Ail lrnw lr.

C. U. HoK.aia!caFaaftii. V. tejedeod rttra Sew Tork Wss Enrrafiag rsiablhlmeBt.

sarlKMat TTF THB BALTIC Or oong Awenes ta tc-wa BWtiltn and IWnouark; ft ai.iry anl ftdvea-lure. by Wivtr Optic. Thft Toasig or, PtrwrftRt Cov. The l'e( Via ii Via. UiftftlU.

Tortsacbr K.OAIiiiuW. Lfc- 1 if tobjwobk imioiiAitasTiiu ETTNTISGTON LAYSBTT. awrvaCTtraaas or Eoot and Shoe Dies, Cutters, Job Wo' in Iron tnd Steel I Jr. Crntl'ria Ptptitna, FrMrft Iron atl Vlr.h nt Itotlft of ee? fcfn'l. sntt TCs-hftmir Fotatrt.

aster st.T. rorgtrc. utSca coraer of Mill antl f.au su-mu, Moca- T. grsffwOTiX anHtfl KIDD FOUNDRY AS Steel ELiiis Kasiiractisriiis Comsaiiy, eVCCESSOBS TO CHAFIN TEBET. BtAjttrvaoTTtna Steam Engines and Boilers, BATLBOAD CAB MUXOEAlliyO, MtSCELLASBOrg CASTINGS, AC.

KO.IMMILlVST.. ROCHESTER. S.T. Eochester Adajnan ina Brick Press Company, OFFICE 133 155 POWERS' BLOCK HHel Titrtis en Flymoain avenge oa treaese Vailay C'snftl, Itochesier, s. Y.

oiler fer fl Wtll ADAMASTTVB PRKSSEO BRICK, ftie ftcnvrtvir toftsy in maritet. Also eoo Cmimon Brtclr, as mean as the chsftret. This omr-ftny own tne irrits ot in s'-uesor xw orw saa PS. aerey lor U.e AiAJ, i i-i r. ni.e.n i.r.-w., mn 1U sell Connly.

Town or MeMn frnts. ftrnl farftiB Machines to purrh s-rs. Is ihe on.y machtas to tha world that mstes perfect presd bnek. that 1 ar to ben without crsckuur. checklaa or biu ins'.

Tli.s Uct ts Incoet'overtihie. w. rt PIVUD, ima, u. ia2-dm O. Li-Dca.

Vice Pres't. II CE NIX MILLS. FOOT Or FLATT 8TBEET, ho wit' a Rait, Rochester, K. T. Keen renstnttyon hcd tne fiest anallttet o.

-'toa Corn Meal. Lie Ficar. Oau. c. at Ui lowest market rates.

ftcs-aiy ntLHAa je'iri. turn ru PLUMBING. If you vast good ol PUtTifBIN dona at rea tsnaLle rates r. ix. wiijsori aeict tho C-iVJV I0 IT fXT All klnda of lubhuig promptly attended to.

5 The Bocbcster Carrcr Panjpj Co. bSk Th's Ii now prf-T-rd 'ijjf lo lamiitt tae Csrrer Prnsp, 'WijjrT, jPf of Tarloas ftret, on Iiort I to all tnoe wno IftLi 1 Parap. We 1 aa euralnftttn Dd see 1 1. wofk'na- ot th' imn i-- to be convlated of me "-Itft. All ddrtrd ij y4W to 9.

M. fePSN'O KH.li cH- etter. N. Presitlent oi bBCcmpiriy.witl recelTd sua Mewryjp'Hg BXOCR Mm, Biplai Daytoii, 381 BROADWAY, N. imtrm abb jobbbbs of FANCY SILK GOODS.

Hade atAS- Gics-Grain Corded-Edge Eibbcna Col'd and ETk Velvet Sibbon, TSlMMIfiC GIMPS, VELVETS AND SATINS LACES ENGLISH CRAPES, GEESADUiXS, TISSUES, White Cotton Buttons AT POPULAR PRICES. (1ST1) JC6T ABBIVED AT GEO. 100 Baas TATH AM BROS. SHOT HAZARD'S GO'PQWDEB BLASTISO POWDER too Kegs 500 THE New OrleanMoMe elTexas EAILEOAD COMPANY Are botldinff a trunk Tine, coonectlDgJfcw Orleans with Mobile on tbe east, and giving TEE AMI EAILEOAD C05XECTI0S between tbe former dry and tbe great and most productive State of Texas oa tbe west, the total distance from Mobile to Hottocrteliiff 4T3 miles. The Company ia composed of atroog orthcrn capital fate, who have already expended nearly TEN LION DOLLARSof Uxetrown fnndslntheconinnio- tlon of the line.

Tbey hare bruit about 325 mi lea from Mobile wettward, and secured by pnrcbase of eeenrltiea and made provision for the taoroojrii repair and equipment ot the 20b miles at ing the Texas division leaving bat ltf miles to be built. To Complete the Entire Road. It is believed that no other railroad oorporatton in the country has ever made so Large an expend! tare from luovn mMij before offering any of iu securities to the public Tbe Company hot offer for sale the Eight Per Cent. Mortgage Bonds a pon the Louisiana division of 336 mile from Kew Orleans to tha Sftbla River. Tbia will probably be tbe most valoftble portion of tbe whole Une, fta tt will be tbe only rail communication by wblp tne enormous prodnctions of Texas caa reach tbe Sontnera metropolis.

80 important Is tkls road considered to Louisiana, tbat tbe State bas made very liberal grsot In aid of tbe enterprise, by direct donations, by eodonem eat of tt bonds, and by subscript tons to the stock of tbs Company. amoaatlnK la all to over ebrbt million dollars. Tbe Bonds now offered are of two classes FIRST MORTGAGE BOSDS, to the amount of $12,500 per mile, and SEC05D MORTGAGE BOSDS, to an equal amount, both principal and tateres guar anteed by the State of Louisiana. Tbe price of the two classes la tbe same, and subscriber can take their choice. Tbe Bonds are only in the denoovraatloa ot 1,000, or 0 eacb.

Interest payable Jaauary aad July, attb rate of eight per cent, currency la lew York, or seven per cent, gold In Loadon, at the option of tbe bolder, at tbe time eacb coupon Is due. Bono caa be registered If desired. 1 letter security las ta oferei to Investors. Tbs Boads ftrft largely proOh'e, a wol 1 a entirely safe. One thousand dollars Invested la these eight per cent, bond will giv tbe purchaser won (Aa anxnlr-anrco per cent, greater annual Inter than tbe same amount invested In tbe new Govwramefct Five Fer Cents.

At tbe same price, aa 8 per cent, earreacy long bond I far cheaper thin a per cent, gotd one. Calculating a return to specie payments ta three year, and takl tbe time that tbe bonds of the Kew Srleaaa, Mobil aad Texas Railroad have to run 15 years Had that by compounding the tntenst of eacb, every six saoaia, at 7cereeat aa 8 wercemt. ewrreaey Boh at will alveareiarn fn.in nusiiui a ier cent, sold bead, at the rrleo, arly three times tae arawaat mt taa ngiaat tcveataseat. Tbe Bonds are dated star 1, 1371. Tbe Bnt eoupoa will, therefore, be a fractional oca, running from May to July Tbe pr.ee at 90, aad accrued Interest at per cent, currency from May 1 to date of remittance.

Enbftcrtptloas will be reed-red BoaaeMor of C. W. GIBSON. Prest Rochenier Loan Trnst Co. Infbrmatioa eoBeeramg tbe Company and taa Boad, and pamphlet containing map ftad fall detail of ta enterprise, can be obtained of tbs undersigned or any of tbe Company's advertised agent.

W. B. SHATTUCK. Banker. AND Flaaactal A seat, N.

0 M. db T. ft. R. t'-.

No. atsasaa Kew Tork. leSdeodstceowSm HOISTING, MACHINERY Of Erery Description: Sfcingla and Barral MacMnery, Eckool and I tor Ftunitv. Jobbbg Work a Specialty. BADGER MACHINE WORKS, Hot.

4 6 Mill street, ROCHESTER, T. mr 31 OKET CAN HOT BPT IT I For sight at pnceleti. Xias laW Jki ilWftw.B ajgrsj- wy Tf yew valtte you ereatgfct use these lensea, grouuti frv mt ervtti p-: togcttnir dertva their nme u'ltaioed' en aocHiJit of thir bardiitaa and brUluu.cy. 1 hry wit! Ust aiany yam without cix and it warrant sd upv-nor to aH tocn. IwaualsA-ttared by E.

lAtlH LO, S- Caution jteoniii otsi iiipr'-d Hit Oaf trh mark. JOHN X. ieweitf aad O-tk-iia. tvjie wtM for KM feeFtvr.Bi. treat whuti Uef can oaiy rt ft of V- IC OF 8ALB AJ5D FOKKrXOerRB Bf th of a jnd(riwnt or derr oi forec'our nd k6 hy Live Cowt ol the Sit of Tark.

at a fel! TV- re tve at the Onrt Hoq la th elty of fbtchmu-r, Monroe cottoiy. om the 1 Aft 6f ot Jane, lHTT.rrv'itt, Ron. parwin Smith. Jwl In an arty" whfMn W. KirT pittff.

n.t rmniid r. Cuiier, Cbsrlotte Cntrer ni Barlr1. Var P. Bard hi w.f; Wit'Iswa P. FrintnaJi, B-nJln E.

Ba'e. tym ghi toa'r. SUa B. Fraa- is HStT. M.

ranny G. Hortoa, Hortoa. Charie P. Hortoa, WlKUm L. Hot-ton, SLarj iortoo.

hi H-nry Hortoti, PrederteJt ftradi aad Mary w. Bradt. hta wtf: rtr. Lowrcv.A.wrt Jfrrft Plait Brri Vitic, and Fancy M. Bglt.

'mtnltrtTix. of SrninT' Btill.d rrafl, fre de-TKiartM 1. ta rftf-TM dnly ar-potsted. haii eip f-r U' to tie sisr'wwt bidder at FMi Anriion.a tn front wtepm of the Conrt How ta xhf -f hcMr, in ttdronny, oi tiie fcito day of aiT. im.

nt 10 ortor-ic for-aooi of (Iat, tLe (olio whig acacriued UaUa aad prwUvUa, tc-wlt: AU trt trwt or of law! irtnute ta the el'y of Ro ae lot Darner tMrteen lo Motion H. ad a tvr fVr nra of tou, rcf-rea1 hd Joicne and syBioar man, aa.d lot aa-nber tbirte bontv'ed roT'ow; Bfns forty fe-t and the an la rr. la leirch from a street tHre fr-tn iridv. pt adSiairig a rc ll eanl. to tb ceTtr of the Gre rim, rtonndod oa toe aortsh by land for iTpr! dpsied to Work and OraTea, tml on the sonth hy lard "eon yrved to Catlmn, bythe aar-tia cf the Crl part, on tn Mh dy AairaAt, ls.

and a wi cover for one rnn ab.ye ointt'iid, the right and priTiieire of takiair from a ea-! wttteb aJonff tee eat slue of said iot, rnneb water as Siia.l be It a c-Tident ot tb ate in eimnioi low wf-r dnrin 'h or tite araa-jwi. to q-its or -prortooe a watT rnwr eonU to oue run of t--ne oa a sfr sarins marrtlt.ery. socft als wnmily adoptd tor tbe pnrtr.do by llinl rnaTiijer ad builder nb -rt to tLe rtntrtrilnn and iiaMiUica brrtof're ifwridv to aaid water rvr, and ti sucfl eosaaractioa of the irrant ot and of wstrrrirht opn tb canal afor-v ad, ibe vnpreine votir? na cckiea rvc prr. Int ami rjirrvtt. ia.AIaLJB.3 I abnn.i.r.3.

K'-f-Tv. Paled Jwie A I. 1--7a. ri'BIME COCBT-Coanty of Moiroc. firah B.

1 Moeeley aalcM Jmt ConJly an4 othvr. Ttv ri tup mna la naniurtce of a indaY.nent of frvclm mre and fsie tn tbe sooveentU'ed acion, at a spfcfii Term et Tb tnprrme Court, held at the ei-y of Rrhi--te. on the 15th daT of June, W71. present. Hon, Ir-wtn Pniith.

one of trie of sutd Conrt. I. th-2 siV srriter, a referee tor thM parpows duly wiil ell at i'Riiiic Anctioo on the front sifps of the n-t Hooa tn thctiyof Horbrpter. on gattrrday. the day Jny, 1p71.

t-Hrvee o'cJoc la Wis of tbat day, tne real tatr and mrtarMred prern: di-rrrtf ri by aid JudiUiont be sold, aad descried as foLJowi, viz All that trart or parrel of land 1 tha city of of JKooroe and htAt) oi Nw York. kmwa a tbal certain pte? nf is-rd and mlil ftnat oa Kron'9 Kace so eallad, in the Second wera oi si'J city, sod bonciFd a follows On tte wm br th rail brovttj MH1 Ksce.on the north by the mill Stonf on the eat by land owned by Feitows ar.d on the br sn aliwT, tlr.g 45 ot front and rear and ol an avrrre depie of ah nt .0 ff-'t; leg tbe sairf pren-v. cn to one Klitia Corc tren by deed front fiUaic and dated An-gust rTth. A. D.

and reeoried In Mnr lerfc in Litser 5S ot leeds at p3ire.4i excpt-i. r.riv sqrh -i- s-aid re as coayc tr's ifi to iafi br deed, berinja date Ocior.r IV and rvooraed la t-ege to2Ptber wtth tho bal-dinvS refMoiW open vrtmie.ana the rltat and privUJ lfl nnoL the on oa-t o- th xtt ci i-irt rac-avor ean.1. to tne said Eiifta Cole man becaire enu.id nnd anl by virtue oi fie afor sid to hm from rt -liKm lrsltow nd wii aad sniiet to the same rtrlctior. covenants id -a jrv ris piiTiwa or teikr.aa to a tne mentio jea deea. tbat otner lot or rsrr1! or land In rse'ur a p-vrt of inerii'fl lot fituate nrvon Brown's Miil fontieily owcd t.

M-iuifrd bj.fflr.aA,isr point tfi tfet nortberlT from the soth line or sai I anri on the easf line of an ley leet witie. and rua- Ding totth D(i -wiOTh cr- 'd I'-t thence al oou tbe east lise ot sad alley 45 feet trie nee euieriy parHiSr; with tii- ouih I'De of s.ii Mauif rd lot to a oiDt rce rrcm hrow" kih raee vicnf mio aer-v Mr Pel will iaid mill race to the Une of ly ii feet wdr, rortnirg eiFt and wpst tfirneh saii lot tbence westerly aiong tbe lins of said aliey aboni to lb' ft'Cr i.WATiriiiir.Bi 9 or; veved to jossrb Patman bv Alfred Etv dd. dated Marxb .1 14, toiritl er wtth the ce of aJ! ibe water whicb the Ut imroediitlt Infront irintitld, with tbe right of drawiDK -aid in be dv-sri'ei ic a de froni liiitn Ko'Io tj an 1 ti llrro toieiraD. wnica oca rcony-i me otsceoi Monroe C'ere in Liters of Detds, at page 41. iajjVVAKi) Wtliilltii, Befsree.

SPECIAL NOTICES. CQH3UMFTI0IT. It3 Care aad Its Preventive. BY J. H.

SCHEIICZ, Vinv a bnman belnc has awny for wHom death there was no other r.wison than the neglect of known and imlispotably proven momisof cure. Tboae near and detr to famiiy and friends are sleeping tbe areaffiiess siumter lulo wuicd, naa uiey cainiiy aaopiea dr. joseth n. simple and arailed of hn wrr.drfully eff (actons medicine, they would not have fallen. ir.

icbenek has in his own case proved that wherever sufii ei ent vitality remalnn, that vitality, by his medicines and his direcUou tor twoeir is qulcaxo-ed into faeaithfnl vigor. In this statement there Is nothing premrnprrjeraaL To the fuith of the invalid is made no represpnUtiori lhaA Is not a thousand tunes substantiated by iivtnjs and visible works- i tie tneory oi tne cure ny itt. rcbenck's medicines fa as simple as tt Is nnfailinir. Its philosophy requires bo axguixituiu It is sUf-asAur- Icg. self-convfnclng.

Th be Mea-weed Tonic and MandrakeP1l9 are tbe fin two weapons with which the citadel of the maaty is MAAiiari. Two thirds of the esses of eortsumntion originate In dyspepsia and a functionally dittriervd llTVr. fl 111! BIJIS VJUUIllttU lUO l'i oinumi luio sympathise" with tbe stomach. Tbey respond to tbe morbific action of the liver. Here then comes the culminating result, and the setting in.

With ail lis ls- $aresttlng sympwins oi cossr3ipno. TS VanrimlrA Pilln are eornnosed of oneof Natnre's noblest gifts the Podopbiltum Pelt-ntam. They pos- aesa ati ine dioqu wrunnis, wwiavuvo invvw uc calomel, but, iwlifce aJomel, tlxey "XEATK STIXO BEHIXD." Th work of fnr ta now brMrinniriar. The TitlatPd and mneoas denosits in tbe bowels and In toe a'imen- kiry eauml are ej3cted. The liver, like a clue, is wound up.

It from its torpidity. The stomach acts responstveiv. and the pattent begin to feet that he is getting last A SUPPLY OF GOOD BLOOD. The Pea-weed Tonic. In toijonetton with th permeates and aaslmuatee vuh the fooj.

enyitnca-tinn is now progressing without its previous torture. Digestion becomes painless, and the cere is seen to oe at hand. There is no more flatulence, no XACbuua of the stomach. An appeite sets in. Now comoa urn t7reatst tiiooci Kunner erer yei riv en by an tndulsrent father tosufformgmiin.

Pchenck rnlmonie Syrup comes in to pert ortn its functions and to hasten and complete the cure. It enters at once npon Its work. Nature can not be cheated. It collects ana ripens me impainjo ana o'sr imiituiio wi uw lungs- In the form of mttierinrs, it prepare them for expwtui bvUuu, ana io in a try shrt time the malady Is vanquished, the rotten throne that it occupied is renovitted and made new, and the patient. In all the dignity oi reimMi vit.

stepa tortu i eajuj mauhood or womanhood that waa GITEX UP AS LOST. The Sfvoi thltTeT th patients mnt -itar tn a warm room nitit thcr it tt alu-st impowibie to f-revent c-i'l wlicl the lung axe diseased, but must prevented cr a crire trn be effected. Fresh air and r'ding out, cspscmHy in tnis section of the coum-v. in i.l vinur sv-as'-n. are all wrong.

who rccuninifnd that course lose their pstir-'it-. if tnpir are bndly diseased- and yet. beeo! th.jy are in tii house tlK-y must nr sit down qu.t-t; -y u.t;5t walk ft'ut tl.o ro-mi as much and nsf-'tn- tMeftrenth win boar, to pot np a tro-td eircuiaiti'tn of Mttod. Tne ruui ka iii fi'i t-pints be dterm'tiM tf. cct Tuts has a groat deal to do aV-U tic ai petite, and ia the great puial to cain.

T. d-pTrlr of mro aftr mrb evMence of Its possibility in the wr-t caje. ad morl cr'-tuinty in ail others, ts Dr. 'hf ncfc' statement to the Faculty of hi OwU cure was in tLtso tiiodeat wor1s Many ao I was tn the fast s4-ro of con- sumpii to my bed, and at one time my nnvsician that I con not live a week then-like a mun c-ifhinir tit straws, I htard of and oM the iot. vrh 1 ncv to the public, and they male a perirtt cura of me.

It to n.e that I c.uli tJ.era pc-iat-trate ray -s-h' ie sy-tni. Tinw soi rijerd riitUcr in iunaT. I wmid artt op cre t'-iW. st pint of otTen-sive jello tr a Ung tirx.e. As svn as th tt S'lhsit3.

c.mh. fever, pains, a nil aigi.t sweaLs all be tun tt li'ive me, and my appetite beamo great thnt it ttp.i with difficnltTtbat I mid keL'pfr tv Brwch. 1 son gaaMfdniy strength, aud hHt in ti-jsii ever snice. "I wa.1 wetiriwd giiort'y nft my recovery, added tiie ICfcor, Kvktng liUo a mere sfceletont my weight waa only P'-nr-rtiinriy prs-ent weiti hi is two hundred and twenty-five i'SSi pounds, and for years I huve enj-vl uninterrutcd health. Dr.

dchenck has dNcontUJud prtntiional visits to New-York and lVsV.n. lie or hs sn, lr. J. II. Schenck.

Jr still t- patients at their offloe. No. la North btxth Strct't, Pluiiidcir hia, every Saturday from a m. to 3 r.x. 1 os who wih a thorough examination with tho Reoirometer will be chartred The RospHomoter deciarvs tiie exact condition of the lungs, and patients can readily leavra whether they are curable or m.

The directiona for biking the rncdlcirrcs are adapted to the intelligence even ot a child. ImjIIow directions, and kind Nature will do terr-, excepting that tn some cases the Mandrake Pins are to be taken tn Increased dose; the thrx SMdieint? need no other accompaniments tnn the nrripio inftroctiwns that ao-company tliem First create appetite. Of returning health, nunirer Is the most wpVoome STrnptora. When It oroes, as tt will cme, let the despairing at once be of good cheer. Oood blood at once follows, the cough loosens, the night sweat Is ahated.

In a short time both of these morbid symptoms am gone forever. lr. Schenck's medicines are constantly kept in tens of thousands of families. As a laxative or puivativa, the Mandrake Pills are a standard preparation while the Pulmonic Bvrup, as a cure of coughs and eotda, may be regarded as a prophyiacterlo attaittat nsiarn tioo in any of Us forma. Price of the PulrrHinie Pvmp and Pea-weed Torle, L1.50 a bottle, or J7.AO a half doson.

slantimke Pilla, oints a LvX sr sai by ail OruaAiiaia and dul4Mra. JOHN F. HENRY, 8 COLLEGE PLACE, NEW YORK, VVholeatUe BV3Sfleotrtv Acent. Gas, Water and Steam Fitting. "WB KBBP lb large qnantitles of Wroaght ftnd Cast Iron Pipe.

Mftlleaola Iron Flttiugs, aad Brass Goods ot ftll descriptions for ftnd Wftier. we are sou aoxjira ta Una city far the al ot tit alebrated OAS FIXTCRE3 OF CORNEL1TB BAKEB, in.o ii m.r. tea ot th genuineness ot the Fixture. It Is only neceftry to that eacbfta. tide hern tue name or tn.

aiaiiuricturer. BUEKLOCK A bLOAJf, Kxchsnn (treet. FUt thottaE.d4 be otcQd nd uo one key open ng two lck4 la many ol tue oruiuary tocas iu uo c-ba le ke. and moel. tf not all tn tne rtty.

with hand ui wf keys or bent wtm. Our Kej Hardware Dealtrrs irearallr, ad au JT, at JtA I ArcaJe. tylva at our ractory, and at No. tteyaolds. ArcaJe.

t. iS rTsa 1 ulw t- ot'tn bst ui aer and upon terms IJcetaaea by tilted 8tiM Nl-fl i ompany oi i Cor. Cwuit stone aVtreeta, Uochdstter, S.T. an3B THEBAUD ZSaOS FBtKWCII Steam Cleaning and Dvein Estab-lisliment, 13 Dt frB MlHt) atfttB Oftlcft aad Works, Souta DirlfttonsL, BaHUo. The larrrt acd most eomplftt Clcaaiag aad Dyatag stab.lftbuieat ia tb ast.

CLIlSSft OF TI, twrnrwrM LatH- and Cblldrea" Droas, i rw tf trta.if lv dyed V.i. Cloftfta and I)rc einl to I i Hi Be ati lAoiat aoAig ft. MM, ftlao oyftil. Wh aoc no tiiwia loftft, ftioi Laifc' an 1 Sac ilea elaad to I'ia 1 sew Flu ud abd i ft can aud all Aiud 1 staw'k Table and Pl.no Cj.m eiatta Ik. Hew.

a at Aaa ts. Bid viluve. nd Fir ftiad or dyed. Inpuift o' Ic Crou Cbaaipftaa. rtauiveu th aowt d.l eat eolorad slis.

ft4oiur Bjau-r'. tcvw tcaoaifttrlA t. t.al. tiUe a.u' C-t. Pant.

u4Vtu oi.ftiied by oar law oro-owkUAvai aew4au.tf. CwrpM sKaaxd. niy'i-dly u. it uf.no.ru 9 so.r. Life, Firs Marine Ins.

Agency. KSVAVLISUKD IM 1S1J. FOUCIBS IaSCBS ta FOLtOWUta FXBST-CLaSS CoBTAJfla Mwtsftl Lift laa. Co, af at. i.

Cot Asset oyer SSjtM.W BortD British A ktreaarlw taa. Co, ot Loav dvft a I'tib I JO.MS., rl la. Co, Har lurd. Lt. Caatt Aaftat i.ka,.DU Lor Hard ewliurg.

W.icrn Botalo. 7Ut. Sot Cj, Uartford firm eatioa.l las. Co, 00. tH-a4 aftSUiatar iaa.

Co. h.w Rock.lt. BJK.Jue OFFtCB AT BlTSssD Ut'STlltUTOK'8 aatttag U.ase, BtocAoM. T.S B. agent.

K. 4. Katbobb. deatdsodlv riVHa TOt'XG DKMVKREit of pteanat Cova.br 1 irjasi aVcUogg, ftnthor KVn 1 aud Srle," at JIb 13L mvEeoidunylBTltethe attention of Bankers, Band- 1 ers, Merchants ana cituwu generally not only to onr well known totnbtnaUon Bank anira.e Lovjk, but aiao to our vaWus stvlc of new Key Ujcka. eiura -ltnf Mtiht Latehee, bw-re.

Ho use and Drawer Locks, Pad 1 a. ai Jh. atil nuar.l As in St Plckmr -all With 8lAlU a Diun or WIACaABA. t. B.

swarT. th. rveaaocra Bad Cbroalele. 1 oa of tbowt wo swura Man duplicity ot fewart 1 tt Mtt.TnS feft fKjflrt rm ftanrber tm fry atny. nt tbe htrlpoorft rr wad 11w.

l.fti th. bigs and dry. I ite weM Ioih, nnrf ft ferkm' sweat What r.t. ntrlpool'. charm mt.M ft ftw.al pnes.

ftr or Juror. ftayaef tbe wk la, SCrl? fcsetOl' ft Ar.4 ititir awyed word; art gaila, Bf from 'i back, -i wM'! cctd ac. I ul bm.ob lbs track, 'mir- eut way to a.e. 1 i li elt Vt(T (W 1 BV flOWB Il114 4mm -1 ti. ir tin aortal fr.

lb -I If fit I'! bVTFt IICiiB. I ride I hfti to Iftacft 1 f.rty nosh ftdvaar nr I ft h. ted f-oni It CaT. fr Cid a. a or far 1 ti- 1 I.

yja'T cbc fril tic, Jr 1 urt looj l' Ymte rt? of. 4-r or Mlfl be, t'flfcj rfto scar r-o, If '0 H. 1H Iron: bftijft --Il i Il Vir. iLr r-f Ptljf ffci. i Il Un 3 T'l Krscl 1 rvir lfc'e lft'id.

nr( f.fl 1 -r I thouTiit I melt I i It of vi krd bh, II. rijwl fjll ttwy'd (j Bld Bi, i Qunri i fur tlie rttie 'E it It er wl 1 fee ft K'owtotf iiifti. tM I.4 I'm no rhiw. Tli aft to ti.k Is tE. I went to j-ttt fcr tmxt loTKebO'sy'ft feftd I wits lay m'ybt A found Hyr5f tn bed Grftrril Iteana 1li rnifii tw -ifp r-'if'tiratttt at Awtrrj, (-tii it.

wa a ftjiWtstiul affair. A bfog ror4- tour divicioDft ttian Uod ti.rongh the to prove, bcre an addrrjss wa ti l-y lion. C. Morgan. Ftst eoromitt of drnfted ii baa c.f'i' i tnOif etrtiTfutiott to le belfj ia the iHaii at 8 racae on tbe 2itb of July oiuiitic.

ri imtj is rotitled to tbrre TotioK Uiii-iiv nj'-re a M-e tit to eouie ire in-s I. i'-ir ay lust onMun-v the bpuMn t-f Jubn A. Gillia and Dr. 1 i re ntc r-d by bofInr. Lr.

I'uiuirrr jthi-el of a um of mnury, abotrt ten Mr. fiiils 599 more fortnaate, a tlie fs mro d7c6v-rrd by tbe inj ladiftof L- 1 wbo tuieii the alarm, and tUe raii ti.d. i tvx tiie, littfXalo Conrior of Tneeday "Au 'i t.t'tTiuia tjjiimd a fartur reid-ii r. 'aft tlrack by a a5ini 4tuti ot tin: road yfst -rday and. instantly tbi.i Mr.

SjiaulOinx tand-i ri' fe. bi farm, i. i iii2 itb a friijntl, tb train irue -itVI Karb trpp eff the. raiil iuiipiNjeitc t-i'i trd tbe neat of deceased he wa I "K'it foot of a Ptetp embiiiiknx-nt, an I i sfi. i( kid up wii touud to be dead.

Hi ekull JiiiiliWd fjver tbe ryes, tiod bi i for distance. i.Kcd tfcut in atttttnpttrtft to atr-ji from tbe fi and fell forward, bis b-id tbe bcoriiotive. Mr.SpnuM- iiii v.c of ho an Uoavc a u.i bvc Ii-tip --Tec rw cir.t Air. rti, Mrs the Minnie Ci.H.li-.iL'ci iE have accepted an v. to t.

Ti TjT t'se bij-fn; of tiie oor-vt lb- new t-tatc iu tb" ti'y of -on Smonlay of tbia week. of ti ir t-, rcpi-cyatiii ail iii- (- kui-e i i itriK-ipate in this iiitcrfvi vt-lit." It Vs urc that tic I.u'c ou.mndc.n. co.ajKisTng some of the jt i' ti.icutii.! cf our citizens, arc to p.u t. li. uniioraied and well ty priMDt tt Cue appearance on ti Ky a vote at tbeir mwtinj.

it a dt i iniiicd to jro ia tbe MiiHund rail-mini, wbo bave Tfrtd all arranxctueuta for tic ir mu tort and con'mecce. Spec'l eleep-itijj cms will leave Oc)o on tbe owning trjiii riiiaj, rouiiiiij to Albany without ol tbe tlve. of tbe cerr uiutika on hatuniav tbe Ki.ihU return to (tgwego in tl, ear. We promrue tbe forty tilith tuiud wi'l aeeiruipacy tbem." (UKMLI. tOJIllliXKJIEtT.

Tl.c AVoodford l'rlic "ornU LI- brar, Ac '1 he roiine ted with tbe eommencc-lij. lit v- tied ctcrday evouiug with the u-tit fi.r the Wc-iwitord frie, bicb had been pot-pi Hi In to the ati rnoon. The founder of this r.rt is tU H'Jii Stewart L. WolfortL, and it ciisu-tf ff a jrold nicilal of the value of floe). 1 1 no it a anled.

annually to tbe beet oration, matter and manner beroi? both tkni into consideration by tbe judges in mak-ii tl -ir liccun in. The ejieakitig took plait at Library Hall, the pabc lecture room ,.1 uud irhapft a few words in regard in tl.i- Lull and the lmiid'ns abich eootaj'ia it i ot out ot place, by ay of ilitroducturti. 1 Le library building ia a Una edifice trin, luiiv- of rt'U atone. It in the uter of the town, aud coutaiun on J.1..1.1.U the at office, a aud a of ee room. 1 be uppef part of the bi i i.

iHCopied by the libiiry. reading-toctii and library baiU Tbia Whole block r.i aod piiiu nteel to tbe town or lib. a l.v 11, Lira orncil, a few yeirn a public library! the li-i'tury rooui conruueted in two the x-intiil of which ia reached by a lit-ti. at tire tnrther end. It.

i built alto-s, in iiiuira, which tuakos it look rather Lac all-ova i BuiBbed with some dif-icinit kiod id American wood, oiled to exhibit i. The blve have ttlhut op rpol! i ai.d u.auy guwi and aouie very cost ruib Audubon' Birds of America, are hire. It i to st that most th.tu ar' nifi doe to the liberality and pnb-Lc t't itib rvtit geitikoM'n of the place, the ioui.d, r. Tbe fund creatod by the large lit of tbe block should fcoon avaiJatiie aud allurScunt aupply-iojf ariy t.rimal dc-ticienciea, aud ia a aatibfju'tory aabslilaSe for u.eiiiU rsl ip fee, l'crbap if the Koi he.u Atbrneum wi.uld eonfteul to put tbe name of onjcll or woie other Keulleaian before its id ile, tt bilbaito prtcariiiua existence le eull further aaaarvd aud what' in a Xiauie Librart lUlini Beat and pleaaaut lokin no built with a circular gallery. It Lolda pr tty lai audieuce, and oo account of lis for the are brought Bijarer to the speaker abd be is easily audible, if at all fit for speaking.

1 bape of tue bill, though attemb-d with tlu eoDvenirnoe, ci.LuU a little ad-iitiuiial dtwotoiort iu euiuuicr if cat be from upprs--ive beat. Ibo auUwiucc waa lart, but at all a hue one as, tbe ejieakera uti a-ustonxd to face fnun I omilLiao Hall e.ti. Tbe fttudeiita made up a noticeable prtiortioa of rtrum wa occupied by one aoliiary roffeet'T, and tbe ronteeiaota, iuaieid of having aa eatrauce to tbe datbtft from the rear, wer c-bligrd, like lxi.es at a acboul exhibiuoa, to walk round frout, and aaceud tbe stage. It ma, BoKwvvr, tcBiarkahla that tbe exereiseit began about tie t-Ui-tomajy prayer mh-ch tirarb-My delivered at tbe Wekl.o4d of all An erica proc. diiii, seeulaur and reUioua.

The ia the programme arcftio. Teorrtief ery flcW' Ki.ilih rtr? irrtv tut UtKr. la Ua cikuLaiy. X. B- bxraaia luo.

A laar ientoa rerHitt fti.it fciiiti treijjr'ieft tor litMtrtjf iti wfcaoiali eiiury TbfcOiic of bl.tuiy Vatc atexftftvr WftBi'ltoa. 1 1 U0. 1K wf at. McXftir Mii a. ttrorwr W.iaak.ia acafo.

The folVowing ia the loeibod iu wbiab tbU eoa-tct ia foiolui ted: Comkitko i opes to tbe abohs clasa. A number of nut.io.-to ara proiKiacd by tbe faculty, aad tbe or a tiont writxra are anbjocted to examiaatioa by tbcru, and a limited amber ars bow aelocid fur delivery. ioe eoni petit Jt had ongmally entered for the prixe ia thia cae. and atx aab-Jrclft hd beea gtren out. A glance at the pr-uraum hoaa that eva o(f the eoatastatita won a ance to appear in.pul.la?, and that only xhxee of the tuemea were repreacutcd.

Such a i imrt-rrorot. It an outgrowth of Uie watrd I-im. JJ. vhirb was kmnde-i Afirracberkpred rxwtenrof voma Or TCr-rft. Cftlt'- tiarii-r to the acttnri noa nf fntsd, and pan'y to the grnwir wants of a more ccDtial posi'ioa, tbe qnestioa of the removal of Geneaeeeolieee waa brought Bp lie fore tie ensv fereoess; but for a time it was aaated.

Tiie fever cuoke ont atratn two yearft ago. and a pow- erfo! action was noticed In favor of its removal. erM pe-rniaoent establishment at iyraease. To this movement a final stop was put by an irt-jmtctton served h-y and in fsvor of tire people ia the v4 inity of Lima. nettled at tbii, the remoTaliWi reelimblcii tteir effort, securing tbe ra-operation of the workers, who bonded tbeti aelve to raise for a non-sect man itititn'e.

Alter a Muxession of "light and shsd-otiwe." bannotiy came out of dicoriLaiid we now are prepared to atmonnee the opening of tbe nniverwty, emlrraeiuj fix departmeuts with the modt ii.ctiltv of many protessora and bo piepidetit. Tipon thf of Anost neict. Kirst The queslion with ns is. what is the permanency the moveoreot Is it to be tiinw pt rtil wiib by a set of tmtee dinded in tbeir jitcrf t. a the- at Gcnese I If so.

we c-ernot roi'trrati'lnte onr Detgblorft ia tiie new-t inter. The UUeBti034 whicU livc tip ia tie w-strti Ynrk Mat ijfercac. all omin to tbe attempted removal of tbe coMega from that scetiira, are threatening to tbe prospects would brighta ttte natal tii.y of toe aniversity. To lie sure, at the rr in the minority; jet. i there not evidence thnt the conferpne never stand suited in this one cause Tbe dead college on tbeir hands will bo ever a si im-i to tbeir enterprise, wiiielicftu on'y tend to tbe rupture the and ba a sourc? fmitlnl with fo all movenvnts put forwtr.1 in favor of Syrsrnse.

A thu university is to be tmfb-r the oomimtl cont tI, at least, i "the Methodist Epi.eix,al chareb. these dis- iitii cs hi tbe WMt will ir. aWan iufluenee that tbe ci liii-tncd efforts of the eatrn and centr.d conference, ia time, canaot override. Tae tmn serve upon Lie moval movement in ir, v. ls-H.

is a prrerdetif in their favt.r that i oe tn'i-n movn eonseipjoii'ly the cf the Syroeu moeiue'it) wili not sooa To la-1 primer w.w do-riv through tire ronrt but it that ti attempt to force a removal was nulawfai, not to receive sanction of auisinterested hen the beat, ei iiiiu.iam lat njw srtitate the remov.ili ts. has cooled a little, ot closer rank, we ttiey wiil bod their lite? broken, and muiiy to have to the ctl cr ide. A movement that was otilaw-lot. so per-i-tently in.nif,ed upon by that trfly politic, in the Ii jbt of re3on, can-Titr, hi pc to" retain the iet tt; Hugs ot all those i.0 me now friendly to the Ciiuse. It' justice is aj on the side ot the ariti-rumovalipits, though litw for a time blinded ttnm.t;h vill berealter flock to their banner, 'i he favon-rpot the university movement rizht 1 re miiy take isnue with us; urging that tbey aie i ot the prrseenrors of nor do they vsib to iiiconiorate said colie-ge in their institute-n.

We grant hat so much maybe said in vert's; but words have meaning; at least, hvB interpreted by the light tout actions shed npen the matter. '1 hey know, as well as we do, the under-workins cf the movement are ter kiti Genesee Mind, we do not say, that Symrne University was started for ties purpose of killing Gennse that is not it but tuo hole design of the Svraettse advocates is to incorporate, some means or other, tiie life of Genesee to. in the institute that is about stablisbed. licad their regulations (speci- bed in particular to statlents ot tincseci tor aiimisi-ion. and yon wiil get the gist of the whole, nfiair, so far aa Geneee coiicerneL We coi'V from a letter just received from liiomiier of 71 there: "Students of Gtn- etce- are to be receivcu autt crediteil with all the studies thev have passed in at Genesee with out fin examination; so Genesee college will be taovett in tact, if not in name." So-tii-e, if you lease, no such jirerogatives are ex-t.

n'ieit to other coib-gea if they were, our as sertion wowu oe overthrown. Fun her than this every member of the fac- ultv of Genesee coilege, save one, baa been to the facoltv at Svracuse, and the act ing president there, Daniel Steele, D. hag tt electea to ttio vice presidency, tiniter whose onrrol trie university to be for a cousiilcrable time to come. litre abject stubbornness enuld onlv lead one to argue against the proposition we have laid down, when soeb facts stare bira in the face. Again, it is the boast of tbe mouth-pieces of tte uiversity enthusiasts, not only tuat tue me mbi is of the class of Tl, at Genesee, have consented to prolong their course one year, in order that they may Like their first degrees at Syracuse, but that tbe students of tbe college have resolved to come est m.7sr and enter their institution.

In the name of common sense, we p-k what does all this angnr, if not that the evident e'esigu in the incorporation of Svra- cuse: university is not to sap tiie growth of Gen- csce college, and, iu fine, to kill it fa tto Ic mov to well ecoucb to attempt to evade the i-i-ue but we assert, and we think imou stitti- ca lit grounds, that the finti-reniovalists have reason ar.d jtifitincatiou in opposing ail meas ures tar tne estriotistrment ot a fiemg institute rt Svnier.se ,1 no ent uusiasts bare crawled un- the law, but they have openly aud nagvant- iv vtolatetj too principle ot moral justice. ennd. To lie bom of distention, anl to be noniashed in tlisst-ntton. is no enviable bit- right, predicative ot a prosperous longevity. To is sure, in political enu civil History revola tioi are the qualms of sotue of the mightiest ri loni-atioiifc but in a svstem.

who-so or- irn nbtatiou is founded aud nourished bv a har- ioiiy of convictions, where moral law alone boms swav, such dissensions must onlv lead to evil ns uiieiicee. auu, perchance it were not pieiiKtiiii: too much, ruin. The united infiueu of the Mothotlist denomination can never be ce ntered at Syracuse, nor upon the nniversit sity al- tu be r-stiiLlishrd mere. In part we nave ici.tiv stion wbv this cannot be. Further than tliat, it is not characteristic of that church to muted iu any local movement, so iiir as our of its history is net mi d.

iNo college ever started out uith laii'-r prospects than the dying Genesee. liiiernl, the location was pleasant, in1 the prime ministers iu its cause itii- us eiitbusiaetie as these now seem, who toe of Syracuse, Harmony in the ti nih'-nei; orai.isai;on of conferences was outing, the toliege begun to dee.ty. The as vested in too many lniuds it was nominally the -d. E. College of the Btate hut it could not receive the interest of all.

Had it bet under a jurisdiction other than that of the whole christian society of a state as large as this, it might have lived. We do not say that it would; bnt a diversity of interests could not have led to its overthrow it then would have died a natural, rather than a violent death. Had the supreme power been vest-td in oue nir-n, subject only to the authority of a lew iuhucntuti aud interested men, it might seeu a rie obi age. As it is, it stands out lis a warning perhaps the men who conduct the eflairs of the coming progeny may heed the story that it tells. Vet, with careful delitteration, we ass.

rt ibat the six of the nine trustees, who are not to be members of the M. E. church, will give it its Hie, and can only save it from an untimely min by keeping its control from tbe several conlerenees. The opposition that tbe western bretbern will bring against it, will prevent asuccesstul action ot its supporters. Third 'I he niovemeut is not mature enough menwii-hto plui the fruit before it is ripe.

Toeslaolbh an mntitutien that shall be au equal to the old-time ones that dot tbe state in a bali-scre of places, needs more than a scant ear's consideration of plans and operation. A Loi-houMi growth caunot be healthy nor can an institution pluck up courage, or develope living muscle upon scanty food and from half-housed quarters. The enterprise- undertaken, though worthy of success, has assumed such gigautic proportions that it will crumble its foundation of to a it-nny's worth of dust before it geta begun. No not a atone Lud, but tbe bare ground is all they have to start a university on this eoming August I Well, there is room to clow as long as they have the free air of heaven, we hope for health. Everything is to be tt tniMirarv and, we tear, the university it- soft.

As soon as the excitement of the moment i over, im inert uce will mark the course of the present euportera. Like tae lU-fited Genesee, it course will bo run before it is half begun. I pon the very same principle of haste uud enthusiasm waa the organisation of Genesee college dependent. That col lege was orie-ned bet' tbe buildings were ed funds lowered, and. since the spirits of the enihn-iitsts had assumed a natural tone, no uiore could be raised.

Genesee college, as a consequence, stood half completed, a monument to tne treaetiery ot naste ana lii-ati vised timeliness. iu this hail mature condition, with cramped aud narrow privileges, her doors were thrown open. asking patronage of tbe state. For a time the novelty of the atluir gave her support; but she could not compete with her sister the uiireagoiiaole reasoning ol her once ardent sup-IHiru-rs led them to condemn the locality, rather than their natures, as the cause of her dow nfall. We do not intend to say that this is to tie the fate of the coming auiversity uor do we wish it to be.

Hut the analogy between the two is very striking; Geneaee was modest in her pretensions, aud hail, relatively, as sound a mianciai touatiaiion. Syracuse is prodigal tier intensions, and wishes to comtiete with her sister, I ii ion. bo has nearly I -1 (W.iHjO endowment antl onlv professes herself eouai for two courses, the arts and civil engineeriug. Perhaps we may have misled some in our statement that Syracuse had no buddings; she bas none regularfy intended for the students but owns the SL Charles Hotel property which is designed to be so altered this summer as to accommodate, tbe pressing wauls of the comiug two or three years, it ia then designed to have a building eighty to ninety feet Uet iu tireactth by 108 in length an sixty teet in height in readiness. It may be; we hope so.

Hut tbe admitting of students when it ia iu so ptesriug demand, will, we fear, lead to a hastily cotuuoeud building. When this ia done, and siuce the "golden number" of students, that the louuders had eiectcd. is found to be reduced to li) (the average attendance of our college now -a days) we predict tbe other buildiuga will as the trow forgotten ones that were to deck the esmpua at Genesee, and that the St. Cliark-s, with the single building of OnonilsKii iimeetuue," will be all that is be seen of the Syracuse University. From the examples we have had, we know the opening of tbe doora of a college to students.

the building are convenient and ready for tbem, to be pernicious in its fleets. The aitt-Bdaiu-e may be for the Srst year or so; but soon the number of stadenu wih i gradually wearing aw ay; tbe advantages are not "iimi. experience la never eau.ni teacher, or a harbinger of bright an num. Fourth. The standard takes for adtubwtoa i not in ftuoui.i oe tor a I uiversity I.

nioa. -out'i aoi a. i-rn to au adoption ol such a resolution aa would allow a student to entr ob tbe -regent's certificate." To be sum, this eertiflcato only cover the "Ea-'lisU branches yet it is a spirit of condeaceosioa ii college, mot-a less a university, should not be guilty of. It ia a manifested eouuocuou between tne grade schools and tbe highest institution of the land which ought not. upon any pretence to be shows.

We kuo iu ubi-t; it lfrunly to gaia patronage. Wut to sell priuci- Mtumira iue OMjat Bnworthy I is Be more. or bo le ta.a a system of blrmg. Preaeut yoar check, for the wutir yoa nave done uu- der s-uii- inferior task-Baaater. wad wa will hontar it Is that tbe rank a nuiverstry is to take i is own ptrwuirr must hold tt iu dishonor fi that.

Ik-vier far to adopt tbe system out's ad by CewBetl, and hire advanced stutieau to ctiier, aud ty them ureotiuuift. But wa these ar all takea fruta Geaearis wilhoal cot or m. tso mac, toe auore boMrabt I it bieds steter eolleee to jtiva a uuivtmuty life. Uua of tuucb great Bttea ouitbl not Co reti-rnw the rights ot a college, but should honor tha slips of a recent' report J.1 he very principles of decay, then, we also m-ognife as sows in its internal organisation, ia tt grade of scholarship. We hoj our predie-tioB may not prove trne bat if the course is peiiicd in.

we ra ouly argue death, aud wish it BOut have beea ot her fcsc. A itaicidc i ouly -otjino ptat tice of paring jouijj: for oratory bj nu ttifra to fJk for St minct on a ttjfme ir.y qttiool. It liki- expftVmg as sthk-t to wit) a rarr of nftrr hr ha traiaxxi I roors of bom! Tfc eturposilion and arraage-Sieet of tfi oratWin wra gond. Tiin nbj- wre 'l bis torwal in) ft-crr riler fl a tnorj n1 rrrte anowledp oj tba matter of ulikb be trrtl i Bftual a Kuf 'i or-ea- -5mi- Ty-'-r- a ti'farrnitj in tbe jKwititm ajisnm-d and tins orjnmentft alvaail. wliirh wonlj nve to ftrppown that all tb tfTn diAPrwai, have at oirn timfl or othT rweivtxt a Uitirrrtigli barni.i'jjj in tbe cUkie-romn.

C.iraj-U peeoUnrlj tj-org in Thf Srst sod l34 tjx-aif in diarrnt linss of attack. t-be tJirierit of Buckl tlte iw-cas'l anJ jc skr, liie rpnc. eupwirtJ the nwfs of ani Em'lb ac ffw the thin! ernt sith eontiant b'14 up the character of Alffiauili Hamilton ia that ftrrre oJrnlt-l to exhibit the Ramp ivor-abip trait, an! roundel bW rie in the Baraf traint of ctiloev. of tbia Tra of nre Btiavoilabi, aud all of wa tsil to Cow frnra t'js of t'ue ftutj'X'tx. Oriainlj tii dueirioe of the law tbat a iry an ba property in but tm-n-Ij- iti fxfiroriin, ought to bob gfwxl ia C9ti'? il Vmi h.

'oeof the fjn-akrr. I ai, r.rrf-r, jxro'iar orirrnal, l.t!i in iittr end tnaiiiK-r, and the of Biily irfnblwn- rtwl" red him notiara'i! ihf (Iivrr of t)e ftfrt-akcra waft fr.r tbc 1 1 rt rnpffcctetl. aud, wiih two ejci)-e not tciy la re-rrrt tl arc not fo ir a i- 1 Ji tba uiPro.anrT ewld be i Hljitv the r- would bi- iacren-ol in iiitfTc-t. Keb Wfiji p. lif-r! ni'.

bonqwta at the of bi su-'rts. Hip iivHnt-ft ot fbe bow iti tj-ese is aiwayft to drjnf. rf rnr r.ifo tbe tiwtltm-e of tha cmtu hud net tspoji uuniix'r of fn a ip a 9 1-m iu tie Tbe ot ViiiUor EjX'aJ taki-ft tr.t 1 sflifmar exported to nr-rive tl.is utt a aro tb lake to -m-ti-3-jti biia. J. tfw viit-rj arop irreetlnc and Prajlns rtandi-A errrctlou.

To tti eOltor of ih Iero cr and In rcaJijjjj tbe I-uiocrt and Clirontcie of last, I in tbe clyMnt paragraph of your Bath correepondeut "Siivaa," tbe following paac. wliicli I think n-c cor-rf rtior. In of tbo re-ccofty held at fi.ivoca, Le fayj I wiil only say fnrtbet that the work of enrry in on t'l licvotiooal acrcie9 of tbU tncctinz Wirt liot icn itlo the Is of any prayin-; bi.tjd bl.e the il'-l-ict hot boiur fi.rceft were set at the woik. aud did it roil wttrw r-t oy pay eirber. We nn lcr'ti id lbs! the tiettevu nivt Jir.

at OrikeV (orT'r go-a on tbe panic plan vear alo. Hired meu to X'tay and in au ab-riritity the nod tbe rbnn and ie Iord do nut aj prove of ectieraliy. while tiiere are other people glad to 2t it tor uotiiiD else tbau tbe love of it. Now who "Silvas" I do not know. II either wn acquainted with tiie mole of conducting tbe devolioDal nereisea ut tbe Kochcftter d'strict camp meotin? lat year, or he wan not.

If be wsa not thus ac(niaiut-d, be fhonld not have attempted to describe tbem. anil if be was, then be was an. der ob! igation to represent tbem truthfully. I will not epeak for the Geneva district, but I will any that. far tbe Rochester dUtrict ia concerned, tbe tati mmts of Si! ran are entirely nn-fonndel.

No was hired to attend onr camp meeting last year, and the devo" tiona.1 exercisca were not ''jjlven into the hands' of any praying band. Tbe devotional cxerci were, as thoy a'inni 1 under the eontroi of tiir eld or rorue preacher or memhT appoitit-iL by biiii. Irue, the prayta? XauJ were invited to be present, aud some of their noinln camo, a other peoide eume vol jnt.rily itliout tee or re-ward. Would KiU-aa hiiva forbidden them I tne ona of were it vited occasional'y by the pre.i1ing el lr, ai it wa proper for hint to do. to take etjrge of a ptayr mee ting.

Does Silvan ohjeet to this? Hy their pre-nce and lulior they greatly to ii.teiefit of the m. tinj. anil I b.ive vet to lenm that any of them indnl jd in the heathen" i.h piaetUe fo prevah lit in other days, of speaking evil of other persons or meeting. I heartily rejoice that rhlva bad a good time at Savon, acd I otily rt'jrret that tbe meeting did not continue lon enonh fur him to get so baptise! with the lit Ghost as to mI binisbov the iia-bi'iiry of yicbliojr to the- te'apt Ation to irohi! in iMO.oud auu nasii presentations a.t into the full pf cs ion of that love which tl.iukotb no evil but rojoieeth in the truth." U'X'HisrEK DtslitlcT. Olll A 1.HION LSTTK3.

'loneer Meeting Sjicrlfic Tor Small-pox Criminal blatters. of tbe lmoerat ao-J Cbroa'ele. Albjos, June 2, 1871. The piotieers of Orbau county held their an. ctiai niie ting at tbe court houae 1im4 Saturday.

1 here wan a large jzatheriug of the oldest in and many an amusing story told of the lorg o. when Albion wiia rcjiresented by a i t-icftle loj and when spelling schools and upple been were more iu vo.Jtte than at the ent day. In those pood old times the ''frl of the period" was not afraid of dish water, and used to drea in ''home spun' and thick shawls, and our fore fathers and fore children mothers did not bring their cp to dcapiso house-toil. What a contrast between tbe industrious girl then, and tha sickly, miik-and-water jrirl of to-day. who lives to dress in a fashion to make herself bok as bid.

oas as then travel the streets in such a manner that one would hink rbe a us walking on fgs. 1 sometimes see in your paper accounts of young men standing on the meets and insulting ladles as the paaa. Ilere it is the reverse. The girls of the period gather at a certain poiut and make remarks at. ut gentlemen as they pass; but I suppose aon.e of them, while claiming their many rights, alw claim the privilege of being rowdies and blackguards.

Our towu is getting Uo in more ways than one. Druukeuues ia oo the increase, and druuken sot can be seen any day making uncertain tracks through our stree ts. Where are our jMiliee atjsviers vihere. Tbe other night we passed about loonds of stdi.l Iruuuan lytug by tbe ttide of the. road dead drutik.

We gave ote tremendous yell which brought boozy" to bis feet, thinking it a bla-t troin Gabriel's born. out bis mbrtake, be comforted htm.elf by taking a blarstod big horn" from an old black bottle lying near by. A man by the name of Iletitou, keeping hotel at joruers, dud aith the em nil pox a few days ago. IU ought it at It is more prevalent in that section than some will admit. I hirunilh aptvnd a which will prevent or cure arrall-pox though the pittiugs are filling, and barnilea ben taken by a well person.

Sulphate of line one grain, fox glove Jiyiiuiu) one grain, half a teaspoon full sugar, mix with two table pooufuls water. When thoroughly mixed add four ounces water. Take a spoonful every hour. Either disease a ill disappear In ta elve hours. Give a child smaller doses according to age.

The Methodists bold a district Sunday school convention at Holly, commencing to-day. Also a straw berry festival at the M. E. church on Thursday eveuing. It is reported that a Teasel was blown -bor in Kendall one day lat week, a bile the aiud blew so bard.

So Uvea were lost, cannot say bow much damage was duue. Two or lhre a. ik ao, leuuul Hick ford, a farmer living ui aritou, had dollars taken tiem his bouse. No trace of tbe gndty party ceuid be found until teevutly, circniutajncea led to the arrest of a boy s'liu was at that time orking fiar Laman Caiu, another fanacr in th.it vicinity. The examination came ot! at Water-port before Lnuir Jiietitly.

The boy pleaded guilty and swore that Cain was also guiltv. He that be asked Cain for some money aud iu told that be bad none, but that iK-anis lib ford bad some in a certain trunk at his Bit kford's) house. That the next Sou.lay he walked past ltiokforJ's bouse aud saw Cain slaiKtaig on the Ium porch, iu a tew uomeuta CViu started for home then be went into the houe and found the truuk broke oim-u. Hs fort-aix dollars in a pocket-book and took forty-tSve leaving one dollar for a nst e. lie bad lio tuouey at that time except this forty-five dollars.

lame to Albion, bought a watca, nag, aousa cloUiea, a gun, pea. Bute, a drum, canny, naming the price of cju'U article, wtucb when added up amouutod to vcrortf dollars. The boy's evitleuee aoemed to be rather ml lent, and bis forty-fiva dollars increased at tbe rale id" jaw ventage so perfectly asumishitig. that it threw the moaey chaagers of Albion clear be hiud the bilL There is quite prejudice against Cain, who does not bear the best repntaiioo sutler tbe sua for houes-ty and ebrbttiaa virtue. lie was held to bail iu the aura of oue thjaaad dollars to appear at the next court.

V. Castrate rta utu jmtcubs, rs.ac Kj.aa a oaa Prrry stole atid trtn ate Iou.kl. 1'tie oulr Lxble ftr'd barm.eee resec'y tjr rttajviBg Diowa ciscuiotatioo 'rota trie bou. Frepr4 only It Dr. B.

anot.Vo-41 rkBd nrcr, Vuf I. SjkI Uy draj- is er nt its. Fir j.ic-j-)j iroptiaet, Wirtt beds, b' tcid oiguiikius uc ioe ftot, uc aiU urple medf, eo. Ac4i-3 'y i morning, the committee en elections reported adversely to the chiinj of Nathan Whipple, to a seat as representative from Lis- Foreign IntclHzenee. TFIR rVTFET ATJOKStS IX Hilts RETrEJt OF GKR- MAS TKOOrS FROM PBASCE STOPI'ED iTrxIES AI BBLSSELS.

Jane 20. The Times's special di-patch says the members of tbe international society are distributing electoral manifestoes. The journals state thnt the proceedings of tbe roeir ty cause uneasiness to ttie Belgian government, antl that the garrisons have been reinforced. The Daily News's special dispatch says instructions have" been given from Berlin to stop the return of German troops from France, and to discontinue the surrender ot French prisoners. Sixty-eight persons have been arretted at Brussels lor complicity in the riotous procecdiBss on the occasion of the pope's jubilee.

PABift. Jui.e 00. Tbe. report that Pyatt had Veen arrested is contradicted. Rumor says he bas eon to Bordeaux.

The Siecle approves the plan for republican nnion. The Presse says the monarchi; parties are all wanting in patriotism. Prince Kapoleon has accepted the candidature for assembly from Corsica, and bis election is considered certain. Corpses are daily diseovered in the rnined houses of Paris. An exploration of tbe sewers have been contemplated.

Many bodies were found in them in a mutilated condition, and were burned at night iu the cemetery at Mont Martrc. Jnne 20. 'Previous to the prorogation of the Hungary delegation, the naturalisation convention between Austria, Hnnaary and the United States was approved by both houses, and signed by the emperor. Prof. O.

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principal and interest In GOLD, are offered at tke low rate of 90 anttfatarestby Eectater Lsaa Trust Cosp'i, First National Bank, Messrs. Stettheimer. Tone Co. Greateat Medical lrlscavery ai tho Nineteenth Century. Er.

Fowler's Componna Extract, fob THft crraa of PCROFTLA, HYPHILIS, tlVEtt COM PLAINT, COXtsTIPATION, CHBOKIC ElIECMATItiM. DISEASED OF THE RID- NEVS ANUtBLADDEK, AND ALL BLOOD LMPIKITIEJ4. We offer to tti American public a ew aad valuable remedy for the above-aieatioaed diseases, fowler's Compound Extract Is composed ot tha best medicine known to Me'erU Med! eft. It I perfectly pare in all tt eompoaed ol several well-known ftr- ttclea anlveraslly ased by the best Physicians i each of wblcb-tn cmbiBfttloa sappltes vlnt Bft skowB to be wanting wbea singly employed bat tbe resnltot patient tayesUsfttloa. rvalFtoj time, labor ftndrkiu.fto ftstoglve tbe pabllc sunutac ftrtlcte, wlteb tbereaa rely apoa, ftud la place of wortble fted tfaoKcrous Pateot Melicine BoodiB the ooantry and therefore enable as to wsr ant Favler' Com.

Posad Exxrftftt to te the noil perfect curative for dts tft.es ot tbe blood ever discovered. Thai Compound tt a never rsJ'liut ear for this terrible disease. Uow maay diseases bsve tbeir at la tbs blood diaeftse which have beea treated vataiy for vear. If tbe blood alone puriaed la most case health and bftpplness will aoa return. Dr.

Fowler's Compound acts especially apoa tbe virus to the blood. Cftusin In time the disappear ftne of IBS aianou aore. and rwtorinK tbe to a bealthfal appeaeaaca, tbe eye dear and parklias'. aad tae wbote aamaa orgwat aauda bceoBieft aca'tity. ami lis.

Of alliStaeafte ahlcb Sort tobetr to, aaaa brtns so nit't mlftrry. moral and pbyslcal, as ByphiUft. fa all so fttEincd we can troll tM. rwaedy will belp job. Two articles foaad.

by experleace, to be pMoliariy ef- Bcackxift for thai dlseate ftr eaataloel ta this eoav pouad. We ftsk yoo to try Dr. rowter Coapoaad Kx tract, sad, by tflvlts tt a fair trial, tt wilt care yoo. We apeak wtta masb eoaadaaa of Dr Fowlerw Com potiad, bftcatue know wbat tt 1 com? xcd of. a wbat will do.

kaow Dr. fowlsr wull, wko pbrftKlaa of kaowa rwpata, vtaadiaa- saaoad to aoaa ta tb cooairy. of lotui axpownea, a aoaoraMa maa. who. bavlii a reputnou tot ebarftcter, aa well a oar asMdkmiato ro befora taa paeuc Bltaaat merit.

Aadwsy of this Compoaad. Lkkt-a acoocoiii to dtrweuoa. attar a atr tnl, tt wsll do ftll we claim torn. WsosTftrtt a a aw djacovery, wkiefe at oartalaly aw a aeaaaia snlel for scrufnla. By pbillft, ftad all blood tsuparttm; ui knowttij- tb awaaima oft.

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