. . . .
4. •
A 11,,,,, bir j ,-. iats,
~......„,2„: .... ~,.........3.„:„...„.„..),
irT-: I I I I. I ik t *P I R I TY IO6 . IIg--7sq-,PPlllar
rel.UP'.B.!l4 fist` 4140 11 40 1
of if, AV,
itglioientlime6-8 , time ...when the world= is
i tpOilkeint 14:1' recpyittiMi , the" blighting
palm:oo4lT tlbiredefiCfinanatanerisii....rEn ! 2:
it4ls,7l4fraftitr c Atfiti t•o
t:74;attrzio.7p!..
While we ift.uk znirth•r* - heitntt and' tnnala
light tnd gay i
- There are friiit iiiiroifeinting at the door,
7114,:jugittheirini."Ces a ate 'silent, their pleading
• looks *ell „, • '
Pia rliaid'tintea - eanie again my cadre.
• • _ • ~
=• • ; CaOrte.s. •
ITis•the , song aid the sigh of the weary
.. - flar.4 times p r omo aailynti {afire,
; •.)la4;.days
„you, lave lingered around my
_ ,
cabin door •
I:lard - times come again nomore.-
pet , ml pause . i 4 .life's yasureS and cOnnt its
. many
WW4e we nil sup aorrow - With the poor,
There's a - sollg. that'will linger forever ig„ our
Rk! *arc; tunes come again no more:
'Tis the song,
clOrele a ror drooping maiden who toils her
• " •life.aw.ty, - "
With a worn iteart.whosesbetter days are
•-•• preen
Though
Though her voice would be merry, 'tie sighing
aU
! 4234 Ign4S CM= Again no more.
_ - ' - • the song, kc.
!Tis s"sigh. that is wafted' across the troubled
wave,
'.Tis a itfaiftllat is heard upon the shore,
4ii . a dirge that is murmured around the lowly
:grave, "'
Ohl' Hard times , come again no more.
'Tis the song,' &e.
EntititaL
in v e Aipl A igg Fqnd.
- 'The Commniawners of the Sicking
runti Sestecday=traneiul7tted tegletUgis
lature their triennial report , of -the condi
tion of the :fund. -The receipts for the
hat three fiscal years, 1855, '56, and 'fa,
up ti the fqs; January,
_instant, have
been as followg -
• .
Balance in fund, Dec , . • " •
;1855, . $292,648 30 • 1,
From "Collateral in t • •
"heritanea to;_ ,
Premium ou da . gters, 56,404 IT
Distilleries&Breweries,•lB,o94 , 35
Billiard saloon, BoNvb t .. ,
,
- # 1 1; salctomokc. 4,97714
icheastcct, Circus, awl *1
Eating house .4 'User
house licenses, 40,474' 48
Ts.; on , 582,762 21
regliums, and intur t _
eatou,lcuusli4c, , 58
93
P4bilnleuoi/b4 far ti* ,*".4e Pe'
1, 1 16'44 fund; l l,ao: 1, '2B. $ 414,929 29
She diebureemero t hy the cemmissioa
elw during the three years, . were •4ILL fol.
WWI: •-• •
Temporary loarie of 19th April, '
1853, redeepled • $400,000 00
TempOrloooll,ntoc9tti Rai; 185 t, 164,000 00
CErtisoitec - JarAtato - S?;iplr; 44 - •
Tarions
itotasositelle4
61,642p7 64
This iX 21 . 37 4iY itinoOUraiing exhibit of
the condition; of this fend. The hum of
Total
ti,042,857 64 .. ....0f the debt of the Com.:
monwealth .has been actually liquidate.
- -- within r the last three years, and there ie
Still in the Treasury, to the credit of the
fund, $414,920 29,
,besides the sum of
87,509,009 of htinds'of the. Penasylv . anii
Railroad Company„ the purchase money
pf the Maitt , Line of the. Public Works,
which is pledged by lan to the ' , payment
of do rorrch'o( theTundetkdeirg of the Com:
wrin'rpahlL - -
The Sittkingiiind bas4lfluryroilted ad
par' ably for the past three.years, and.it is
(air to presume that it, will do even better
in the fUture, andthe State debt, Under
its tiutary-eperation, will be gradually
and:-finally extinguished. By the ,4th
section of the 11th article of the State
Constitution, as eddpted at the' late elec
tion,-it is made - the duty of the' present
Legislature to" creates (i Sinking Fund
which shall be sufficient to pay the accru
ing interest on the present public debt,
and any additional debt-hereafter consti
pitionallieentracted,' and annually to re
duce the principal. thereof in. a sum !W
-iese than 8250,000, which sum shall con
sist-of-the tiet manual income of the Pub
lic Norlui„ .from time lo•time 'owned by,
ttlie State, or . the proceeds the sale of,
theeattn . or any part thereof, and of the'
income or proceeds of of.stocksorrned
by-the-tStatei-together with other fuedi
pr resoureee?thet/may desigAttited
jhe . said' Sinking' yulad maybe ip-,
creased Atite;tinieito time,, by assigning td,
it.4.3' tut; o.the taxes or other "revenues
gf the44tate,lnot required for the ordinary
anti enrrentexpensesef Governmenientif,
ease of "war, invasion or Arthur '
iteiniOli;no_paxt of. SaidSioking Fund shall'
lip tined applied otherwise than,in the ,
toilivilshiutof thepublio debt, Nutil - tho
amo,out-hfailebt is redriee'd below the
aum
rlfthiemisecanclisaliitaryla4 be fair'
;ally
,tartlitii Out; the people of the Com .'
vice*Oilt.V4t forward
o*qeo47::"%en!'/44:41, fiCtIR gt404;,41 , ,
~4414 tilvvatkintoo entire :. extingtuih-,
prear..oftbe§taperleht....-ayrsr;rei
anitit,h;,..-:- , ,
-:-..410 - 44 1 04401itittioblt
* lt
PAU 4 4 1 iiitint; ,c a n V r e - i!;, t°
We fill iwty it will:00m—
,;
All tiviimportint:gtoeroftlus-House
4 4 51 64 0*Sltrk94P1Pter (tht
' . 'Vr; Sag..A
,• . .
terieft
coStirtitek> arta: f.t.o_;tito .- ::Setttitt And:
:tlia7 l lTtati 'ding.'domuliteees, itiliteett
the',.twAtifiAr ohitirmet enibiace
11;ally,.i . S . pertant aoinm } toes in the Home~
the +Senate,. ,the Splati!,oo4 *e
al are; • the. Pyeaideekpfe tru r i4d
the : chairmen cif nearly all the important
06%406; being Southerners.
Inthe ExeeutiveDepsdlnteut; the Beath
1128 a alijMith :iiidlikevi:Ls#:ik the Fed=
end -judiciary. . • .• •
In!fae,t, the South; thong% much weak
ar than thel'North wealth, commerce,
popillation and all ihe
make
interests
and 6101'11634i that up a weat - natiou,
has couiplete. possession of our National
Ooverntnent-z---has possession of nearly all
the chief offices, the most influential posi
tion' Congress, a majority in the Cabi
net. ad :judiciary, and the uoptrol of the
'donainaht party in the nation. She is iu
a positiim to dictate terms: to the North
on every question, and to drive the North
into every measure that she may deem fit
to propose. ,
For this advantage of Slavery over Free
dom in , :the Government, the country is
indebted to the " National Democratic
party,"F-Chicago Journal.
ItiIIORTANT DISCOVERY.
CONSUMPTION
AND ALL
OISEA;ES OF-THE LUNGS ANO THROAT
• .
AU POSITIVELY
CURABLE BY INUALATICIN,
WiliCesHinc conveys
fasatahse
throughremedies
the
eo
airthep
a c
s a s t
ps, arid coming in dire& contact with the
diseasi p neutralizes the tubercular matter, al
lays the cough, causes a free and easy expec
toration, heals the lungs, purifies the blood,
impart; renewed vitality to the nervous system,
giving 'that tone and energy so indispensable
for the lrestoration of health. To be able to
state cenatiently that Consumption is curable
by inhalation, is to me a source of unalloyed
pleasnre, it is as much under the • central of
medical treatment as any other formidable
disease ; ninety out of every hundred cases
can be cured in the first stages, and fifty per
cent. in, the second; but in the third stage it
is impossible to save more than five per cent.,
for the Lungs are to cut up by the disease as
.to bid defiance to medical skill. Even, how
ever, in the last stages, Inhalation affords ex
traordinary relief to the suffering attending
,this fearful scourge,
which, annually destroys
ninety ! five thousand persons in the United
States alone ; and a correct calculation showa
that of the present population of the earth,
eighty millions are destined to fill the Con
sumptive's graves.
Truly the quiver of death has no arrow so
fatal as Consumption: In all ages it has been
the great enemy of life, for it spares neither
age nor sex, but, Sweeps a alike the brave,
the beautiful, the, graceful and the gifted. By
the help of that Supreme Being from whom
cornett), every good and perfect gift, I am en
alibied to offer to the st ,, fated a permanent
and speedy cure 'in Consumption. The first
cause of tubercle; is from impure blood, add
the immediate effect produced by their depo
sition in the lungs is to prevent' the free ad
mission of air into the air cells, which causes
a *eaketted vitality through the entire system.
Then 'surely it is more rational to expect great
er good from medicines , entering the cavities
of the lungs than from those administered
through the stomach; the patient will always
find the lungs free and the breathing easy, at
' ter - Inhaling remedies. Thlis, Inhalation is a
local 4.e14.!dy, nevertheless it acts constitution-
ally; and with more power and certainty thin
remedies administered by the stomach. To
prove the powerful and direct influence of this
this mode of administration, chloroform
inhaled will entirely destroy sensibility in a
few` minutes,'paralyzing the • entire nervous
systern, so t hat '
a limbinay be amputatedwith
mt the slightest pain;' Inhaling the ordinary
burning-gas 4vili destroy life in a few hours.
- The inhalation of ammonia will the
system when fainting or apparently dead.. The
odor'of many of the medicines is perceptible
in the skin a few minutes after being inhaled,
and May be immediately detected in the blood!'
:4 convincing proof of the constitutional effects
of Inhalation, is the fact that sickness is al
:waya priSdueed by breathing foul air—is not
this positive evidence that proper remedies,
carefully prepared and judiciously adminis
tered through the longs should produce "the
happiest results? During eighteen ' years'
practice, many thousands suffering from >d'is.
easet of the lungs and throat, have been- un
der fay care, and I have effected many remark
ableicures, even after the sufferers had been
pronounced in the'last stages, which fully sat
isfies me that consumption is no longer a fatal
disease. - My treatment of consumption is
original, and founded on long experience and
a thorough investigation. My perfect acquain
tance.with the nature ..of tubercles, &c„ ens.
hies
,me to distinguish, readily, the varioue
forms'of disease that simulate consumption,
and apply the proper :remedies; rarely being
mistaken even in :a Single :case.. This &wil
-1 iarity ). in connection with certain pathological
sad nucrosecipic discovetiei, enables me to re
lieve the lungs from the effects 'of contracted
chests,t
enlarge the chest, purify the blood,
impart_;to •it.renewild vitality, giving energy
and tone to the entire system,
Medicines with full 'directions sent to any
.part of the United Statei and Cfinadas by pa.
tient: communicating thetr ant p toms by letter,
Batihr cure Would be' more certain it the
patient should panhe a visit, whieh would
give zee an opportunity to examine the lungs
and enable ito to preseribelrith much greater
certainty, and then', the- cnre: aouhl he'effected
without my seeing the patieht again.
14,892 82
1,042,867 64
V 6,817 64
03,040 00
G,' W. - GRA.HAM, M. D., .
Nice 413.1 Filbert S.treet s 'Old
!10. 109,) below. Twelftiv.
-.2I:III4ADELPLTIA, PA. •
.BOROUGH ORDINANCE',
A T., a:meeting of,' the -TOWN COUNCIL of
It' the Borough of Oondersport, held.on -the
19th day of DeCeinhir; 1t351,t the following
Ordinance was passed: '
IT r IS HEREBY That
tea no Bill shall bis'received orconsidere4 ex-
Cepting
. for done or contracts. finished
durogttfitterm of the Connell tn 'whom: said
bili• • is presented; and. the Ge_mtary of the
Tons Counci l is hereby _ instr ucted and, re=
Tufa tci,ptiblish 'thin" Ordinance, bYtniacieu,t
erritten or piloted tiptipes,
.41 ther,rnsonth of
December of each • agd. itery,yeax, excepting
•Offir V/ 0 '1 11 144414
peiish. sai d no t ices ' in th e 'month, 9r. alsns.x
n e zlini t3 l .l4 . N . I t ig E Sp•B u i!".f.o l4) ~•- •
a wailaisecTe 4 ilY%' -
• :I; certify the above tole a true and , correct
copy, teken from records of the Torn
C . until in ray, liauda -• • • •
ST.4ABS, ' 5c44444-. „ , --
.
ndinneert, :29, 1857.—rielz-44,..
MEE
kiearn
_-:.-:• T ERELAy .•rn :ogueLLA .L. 4
4,36frvoka. Inifittaion,itstablithOt by .o
ettaotnment forga relksf_ orthe sicks 26 4,
trziteck officattwit'.loVinilatii.s. nd,
. •).
0411:Peisone Affiictbii *UV - Seine'
11- es, sue Vas SPERMATORRHCEK,
N -WEAKNESS; • IMP OTENES; :GO)
MUSA, - GLEET, SYPHILIS,. tire , -J.
.ONAN LS.% .or SELF , ABCS E 7 AC•ote; -
; The - HOWARD ASSOCIATIO?.;,_ist. ci
the awful. destruction. of human •life,,
by Sexual diseases, and•Oe:deceptions
tiled: upon ..the• unfortunate :Tic tims,ml
diseases by Quacks, severalyearsago directed
their ConsultingSurgeon,as - .a CHARITABLE,
ACT worthy of their name,- to open a
sary for the treatment of _this class of diseases,
in all their forms, and to give MEDICAL AD.,
VICE GRATiS, to all who apply by Letter,
with a description of their: condition, . Op.
occupation, habits of life. Ac.,l and in, cases
of extreme poverty, to FURNISH BIEDICESES
FREE OF CHARGE. It is. needless to add
that the _Association commands the highest
( Medical skill of the age, and will furnish the
most approved modern treatment, .
The Directors, on a review of the past, feel
assured, that their labors in this sphere of be-
I nevolent effort, have. been of great •
benetit to
Ithe afflicted, especially to the young, and they
have resolved to devote themselves, .with re
newed zeal, to this veryimportaut b ut- nsuch
despised cause. •
I Just Published by the Association, a , Re
port on Spermatorrhrea, or Semins I_ Weakness,
the Vice of Onanism, Masturbation or Self.
Abuse, and other Diseases of the Sexual Or
gans, by the Consulting Surgeon, which will
be sent by mail, (in a sealed envelope,) FREE
OF CHARGE, on receipt of T11(0 STAMPS
for postage.
Address ; for Report or
. treatment, Dr.
GEORGE R. CALHOUN, Consulting Surgeon,
Howard Association, No. 2 South Ninth Street,
Philadelphia, Pa.
By order of the Directors. - ,
EZRA D. lIEARTWELL, President.,
GEO. FAIRCHILD, Secretary, 110:24-ly :
PIANOS, MELODEONS &
No. 333 Broadtvai,7N.. - T,
AGENT FOR THE BEST BOSTON
nstrumOnts. . .
YrRE Largest Assortthent of Pianos, Melo
.R. deans, Musical Instruments, and Musical
Merchandise of all kinds, in the-United States.
Pianos front Tenrdifferent Manufactories, com
prising duke of every variety of ' style, from
the plain, neat and substantial 6i-octaves, in
Walnut or Rosewood Cases, from slsoto $200;
to those of the most elegant finish up to One
Thbusand Dollars. No• house in the: :Union
can compete with the abbve •in the !- number,
variety and celebrity of its instruments, nor
in the Extremely low prices at which they are
sold, - • • •
HORACE WATERS' MODERN IMPROVED
PIANOS, with Or without Iron Frames, pos
sessing in their improvements of over-strings
and action, a length of scale and compass of
tone equal to the Grand Piano, united with
the beauty and durability of structure of the
Square Piano. They are justly pronoitaced byi
the Press and by the first Musical Masters; to
be equal to those of any other manufacturer.l
They are built of the best and most thorough
ly seasoned material, and guaranteed to stand
the action of every climate. Eachlnstrument
guaranteed. to give satifaction; or purchase
money refunded.
SECOND-HAND PIANOS, at great bar
gains, constantly in store,—price from $3O to
$l4O. . -
HORACE WATERS' MELODEONS.-- Su perior Instruments in touch and durability .of
I make. (Tuned the equal temperament.) ;Me
lodeons of all other styles and makes. Price
$45, $6O, $75, $lOO, $125, sl4o—double
Reeds and two banks of Keys, s2oo—less, a
liberal discount. Clergymen and Churches,
an extra discount.
MARTDPS GUITARS,
BROWN'S HARPS,
ELUTES,
FLUTINAS,
ACCORDEONS, .
VIOLINS;
and Musical Instruments of alt kinds, at lower
prices than ever before offered to .the public.
A large discount to Teachers and Schools.
The trade supplied on the most liberal _terms.
invsic. r i.One of the largest and beat-se
lected catalogues of Music. now ,published,.
comprising many of the choice and mostpop
tl_ar airs of the day, and will be sold. at one
pArd off froin the regular prices.
Music sent by mail to all parts of the coun
try, post-paid. Particular and personal atten-;
tion paid to all orders received by mail. Sat
isfaction guaranteed in every instance. Pianos
and Melodeons for rent and rent allowed on
puachase., Pianos and Melodeons for, sale on
monthly payments- Second-hand, Pianos ta
ken in exchange for new.. General and-select
Oitalogues and Schedule of ,prices forwarded
to all parts of the country by ,mail.
gar -Great inducements offered to AGENTS
in all parts of the country, to.sell the Horace
Waters' Pianos, Melodeons, and Catalogue, of
Music. 6:46.
.
It W. SPENCER is Agent for many of the
• most popular Medicines ILOW in use.„ a
few of which he will mention:
J, R. STAFFORD & CO.'S OLIVE TAR.
DR, D, JAYNE it SON'S FAMILY MEDI- ,
WES, - . •
J. C. AYER • • 00,'S CHERRY PECTORAL;
AND PILLS; : • .., 1. • ,-.-•
YATES COUDITYIIIJRSERY.' I
, .. .
WOW & CO., of,thg,TOP 0 01 1 1 10''
Nurseries, have for.,fiale a ;large an 4
valuable ar.ggrtgiont , of FitIVITIVIRES
of..till-„Vttrietiee cnittys . These:
Triee are young and of vigorgip growth— Tho
qualities are ttiP inC l 4. AP/Ce 1 111q711-and:arP
warranted,. oesmint ..413, 9 , a AsighstoCk- 94:
OWAMENTAL: T./ I NPfs a14'.5a4 1 7-AhEltY,
;• : 73. •
- 10,4kddreFs orclor# ,
apron
0.1r . .403, 14.n.Tan,
rates ta:,",N..r.: o,fdere w#b41947.
NILES; coiOrpi).so,.l*,
~-; .1
c: ••
the line, or:Staple. pry Omar. :
laq;for:cash•.st., Jfk Ki
.10:2 - , - S.,
kES:AND LEMONS justleceired by
1 - 0 :3- , - *•47.
REM
THE CASH SYSTEM' ADOPTED
Prices Greatly Reduced,
HORACE WATERS,
SEVER/J.4 OF =gnu -SYRUPS,
&c, . . r
jail. It. Stafford 84 Cord 01i4e, Tat is ap=
plied and inhaled by wearing ork- INHALER
around the neck and on the breast.
jVE OL'irnign is 'applied where =the `akin' is
broken, lind la a popular remedy irbere Mown,
good'or the Whooping Cough.
.
IMEREMIIMIIMMEIN
toligiit l , Cot118;f 'pAusvasst=
gaoNcgmvvillicirvG4ouGn,
isirniuA; AND,
' - - • •
TO. MIRE_ wr.r4 IIEADAPEIE
AND SORENESS QFTHE-BODY, the.
Cherry,Yegtorta-on going to, bed, and wrap
warm, to sweat datiag.the
FOR A .COLD, ANDC . 01,IGII„ take in mein':
ing, noon and, evening, expel:ding tothe.diree
dons on the'bottle„and the diffieuliy will soon
be,remOved. , None will lonk . suffer from .thin
trouble when they find , it lean be. : se. readily
cured.. ',Parsons p.fflti tedwithaseated cough,
which break's them of their rFst at . night, will
find by taking the Cherry, Pectoral on geing
to bed, thei . maY be sure.of sound, - unbroken
sleep, and consequent - refiesting rest. Great -
relief from suffering, and an ultimate cure,' is
afforded to thousands who 4e' thus afflicted,
by this invaluable remedy. , • ' -
Front its agreeable effects Lin these Fasge;
mane find themselves 'unwilling to 'forego' it§
u5.i.41;46n the, necessity for it has ceased.
, . TO SINGERS AND PUBLIC SPEAKERS
this reniediis inyulu sblc, :IA by its action on
the throat and lungs, when taken in" small
quantities; it removes all hoarseness in a few
i hours, and - wonderfully incfeases the iower 1
.and flexibility of the Voice..
, ASTHMA 'is generallyinneh -relieved, and
often wholly cured by Cherry.PeetoraL :.But
there:are some..ca§es so obttinge.tis to yield
entirely to tai medicine. Tile Caimav Pat :ro
ast' will - cure :them If they Con
BRONCHITIS or irritation of the throat and
upper portion of the lungs, May be cured .. .by
taking-Cherry Pectoral in small and freqnent
doses. The uncomfortable ii.ppression is soon
relieved. .. • . • .4.:
FOR /MOLT, Give an emetic of antttriony,
to be folloWed by large and frequent doses
fhe Cherry-Pectoral ; until
ease. If taken-in season, it. will Bat -fail to
'WHOOPING COUGH ;tilts be broken up
and soon cured by the Wee Of'Clierry Pectoral.
THE INFLUEN'EA is sp4edny removed by
this - remedy. -Nuinercias in§tances have-been
'neticedwhere. whole; families were proteeted•
from ariy•erious • consequences, • while their
neighbors without thd• Cherry Pectoral, were
suffering froin the ditease.
-FOR -CONSUMPTION in Its etirliestlstages,
it should be taken under tbe.ae'
dvieoi W good
physician if possible; and itrevery ease with a
careful regard to the printed directions on the
bottle,
,IfjudiciouSly used;, and the p t ttient is'
carefully nursed menntitne, gel oin fail .
to iubdpe the•disease. • • '
For:settled CONSUMPTION of thel - Lungs;
the CITEURY Picronsi, sbotild be given in do- 1
ses adapted to what the patient requires and
can bear. It alway's affords relief, ' and not
unfrininently cures-patient§ that - went consid
ered past hope. 'Dere are many thousand§
scattered all over the -country-, who' feel and
publicly proclaiin that they owe their lives
and present health to the Cherry Pectoral: •
Malin:Tars of Wal t ,. instead , of .impairing
'the public confidence - 1n this medicine, has
won for it an appreciation 'and notoriety' by
far exceeding the Most sanguine erpectations
of its friends. Nothing but its intrinsic vir
tues and the unmistakeable benefit conferred
on thousand§ of sulkier?. could-Originate-and
and maintain dralreputation it enjoys. While
many inferior remedies thrust upon the Com
munity, have failed and been discarded, this
has gained' friends by every trial, conferred
benefits on the afflicted they can never forget.
and produced cure's too numerous and too re
markable to he for ' mtten. - •
While it is fraudupon the public. to pretend
that any one =flit/in° will infallibly cure—
still there is abundant proof th.at.' the Cherry
' Pectoral does not. only est a general thing, but
almost inVitriably s Mire the maladies for Which
it is emplOyed.
1
As time makes these facts wider and better
known, this medicine has gradually become
the best reliance of the afflicted, from the log
cabin of the American Peasant, to the palaces
of - Earopfan. Kings, , ,
The. CHERAW. manufactured` by
a practical CliciniEt, and every ounce of it un
der Ms own eye, with'invariable accuracy and
care. It is sealed and protected by law from
counterfeits, consequently can be relied on as
genuine without adulteration.
Prepared and sold by JAMES C. A.YER,.Prac- .
tical and AnalYtical Cheat ist,LoWell, Mass.
Sold by SEITH & JONES and A. W.,SPRIsr-
CER, couderspori, and )y couraq . merchants
and drUggists.verywhere.
'- - NEW GOODS ;
tosv , .
Privies and,Reaqy Pay,
. AT ,SIiARON c . ..ENTE#, • _
• - _I; ,
FOLIE SUBSOR,IDgits are offering. for sale
cptirely new. stock, consisting of .• 1
DRY GOODS, GROOEItiIiS, HARDWARE,..
OQQDKERY, GLASS . -WARE," BOOTS. ,
.§IIOES, :HATS ;
}MELLO, PARASOLS;
~ . •! • :WINDOW SHADES, • •
„. WALL PAPER,,.READt ; • !
. , , MADE • ,
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In our selections the wants of all hare . been
. remeinberety . 11e gientletnercamkn4
s to c k, - otte4l7.lllide - I.ol,64lingTitif -elega44
Fashionable_, Or.n .aubltantial2.`,llOsines,s
suit, and - tie bore Hats , it.gaps_api,.4lO9(iA
-Sitoca to
.04nfind taslttonal3le ,floalefs.
beint,if4l4' triArneo, of bonnetiiincl
a Aoei - ,1 assortment of ilrO,s,Gonfli, and "Aiutr,
anngs ; .Gloves, M itts , Hosiery, and Goiters.
And., list but no . leitst,,,cortleaafiCskeietoii
Skirts
_UMtnns;, , SlAirt,4o44elioni;and
Sitio .Skirti-Hii,op beintiful ,Jet ;seollaces,
and' Priieetets, corals,: an'4, - Atri, too.' !lany,
other of _"tifilek;
are : selling loitrior, na
LutteirPi•fti.lY ; 16 01
ef "Prodtice. • FLOUR; II.FAX4 F/SEE'Ae..cim.-
Bir& 4l l _PehOlt:"
"ShigirnAleriter, Pottef :!CQt'
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tiote-af tie Arodee:dtkif "th!S kalis:Ot
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Rosa .L'H. White,' tilliittesid' ici the' d u '.
ties of bis":api),Oinfieeht;' at the: offieO Of the
Prcithoii6tat7, ;Satiitdayi ihersiith
Febithiry next; at 'Po 'crook 'II'"
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coal
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mi,IO.OWR I APPI4II,.
subsfiritleri t h is *etatil of •
frients i tliofttiefire
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trcularty/iliipted viipl.4 - 6l`thib'bebtiliii
pf - oililboularr.; - Onr stock bf Drytitibdi cob
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pIiESSGPODS,IRIMIIINGS,.A I B I3 ONS,
EMBROIDEttIgSr * VARgt.it3 :
CLOTHS,: CASSIMERES
• VESTINGS,
stEsTicsc.
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lIOSIERI, 911,X11'LS - ' —• '
‘.arierylif Other artietes, - .too imaneious
to -mention.: We Aare 2tio-ti.torirplete.assprt,
tricot of:-
GRObEIOA:II4UtIYSY4 I . AkD
'CROCKERY; ":'.
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all otuddeb will be sold imitontracinly chct
- for ready p' and; for approved eredit
. on : tts
'reasonable terms as any other establishment.'
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Alillport, Aug: 11, 1856',--9:13.1,y. -. 4r.
K. W, - KING' TA .SON
I TENT
- 111,iNtrACTITIriEng,
438'• 13rporne S.treet,; - --
One Door East of Itroaritiay, [Late 4iiB Broad:.
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may,] NEW-YORK, • , ;,
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[Established A. D. 13341 .
- INVITE au examination Of their kreat-vart
i ety and superior - assorttuelit. - of_.CIIA
manufactured at their own establishment.,and
under their immediate obseivation and . diree - -;
tiou, iludink • " • .;• • ;
PIVOT ftEVODVIN.G ,
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SELF-ACTING, EXTENSION
mums, • •- '!-
IMPROVED INVALID WHEELCHAIRS,
MAJOR SEARLE'S TRAVELING LN VALID
CHAIR.
:SPANISH' SPRING 'AND •SQUAB.CILAIRS.
RHEUMATIC, SPINAL ANL) ASTll3lzt•Tic
INVALID CHAIRS, " r
.; 'Embracing the -Most Complete assclifinent,
and choiceit kinds for Parlorsi.ntattikp
Clambers,. Gaidene, _Libraries, Counting -
Offices, Public Insi,ittifiane,,Deitliso, fiatera r 4.4,
together tvitb every,desirable sort adapted tp
thecomfort; convenience 'aid th'e .
Sick, the Aged, the Infirm the Lame artal..tr - sitt
In point of ingenuity tif • designielegabee-of
finish, qiiality and richness of material, faith,-
fulticps of executicw, durability and,che:apfiefp„
these chairs arc unsurpassed. For them, M.,
W. KING . St SON,. were sivardeditiO fflist• arid'
only Prize Medal; 'and Abe • facility reCortimodd
them as far•preferable to beds on-pouches for
patients afflicted with Spinal. Aehinalie, or
'Bkonchial affections. • •
T,t> either arm of the, clutir)na.y.he, attached
a Conve,mient reading or Disk; and ant-,
coirribination'deSliid tcili be-niaitufiCaridlai
to miler.
A Circular with explanatorY
sent by mail if requested, and orders [with -sew''
mittanets,J promptly forwarded to any parVof
the world. . •
0 - N-OMV I
• KING'S NEW CHAR "AS YOU LIKE IT,"i
• An Arin Clutir,, Reclining;Chair , and
BedsteOd, LCOMBIN D ,1 is susceptible of
twelve different Positions - Or changes, to meet
the varied requirements 'for comfort; Conveni
ence, luxury and economy ' [in space as IWOI
as.price:]] Whether in sickness or heath; - this
celebrated CHAIR ".ss You LtNE IT," excelsi - in
many respects', any chair_perhaps ever manu
factured in this or any other country:
The price varies from Fifteen to'' Thirty Del
lar3;.according tix.finish. • • • .f:";
To Puhlic , lnstitutions i lis well as to indivAd.
uals, this CHAIR is a very desirable, article,
and will be supplied in any number on the
most liberal terms. Apply to or address •
M: W. KING k SON:,
438 Broome st., One door east , of Broadntay
N Yonn: (Lei 468 Rroadtray.
'MEW GOODS—A Fine Assoitinett jagt
II 'received at
GREAT gEVOLUTION . II3 MEDICAL, SCIENCE'.
The best Therapeutic ,Agebt
ever introduced.
DR. DICKINSO'S
MAGNETO EIJEC
ASSAM ~...art....-.... TRIG •11ACIIINE
tV:Vglt""`"4
is - exciting ;the
'' - 7 47.7 1 .T.' .:,:r. — Ffi, absorbing atten
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tion of the Medi- '
v 0 • •Ci `424..1,e 1:-• - cal Profession!and
----''... - 7-1- . -.P.54 . a large portion of
--!:.---.... ..-- ~ theintelligen9ay.- t ,
men of the land. It is now clearly demon-,
strated.that the lancet; mercttry,an d allsither
internal kdrig medicatithti" may-be laid'aside
with . perfect safety to the patient and r .abid,
Mg benefit to posterity. , Wherever these*ta
chines have. been introdticed,'lhey excite the'
higheit witildWarid'praise. • 'The - Yttiipatiis
is addri4d' to Pre.i . enti.reliere'• and cure &Cry
disease, incident to humanity;---more partien4 /
tarty all those painful and. onaidahle di4eas4l
es which have for centuries, baffled the pro
foundest.learnini-. and skill of physicians.i
. .From whattevet .cause there may be an ex
cess or deficiency of" the nervous fluid—pro
-during an excess or -deficiency of the acids
641 alkaline.secretions, , -the.magnetio prinol.
ples of.thesysterit are derailed, and can on.
ly be safely restored to their normal conditiont
by an -application:ofmagneto-electricity, by
means of DR. DICRINSON'S.-.MAGNETO
ELECTRIO - MACIIIN , E:. - -This.app , aratus 1 wi„11
positively liref r ent; 'sh e d AteCaily reliever find
k care'- :Consqinptloy .i ,"'Scrof Itta;!'•RhearnatiSne, -
Palsies', 4enralgin'i-Spinal ''Diseases,: and .till.
o titer 'phin,ftif inaltidies,linWever hopele'ss, and
,of-lititg- Stanfill*. '''r hey are :eminently:useful
ill'ell - eeiiiil'altil Millitili'disord 6 rbl'ritl e u - !'
la - ri.T Oen , the Conptitillictri h#'o'hoO'bfottoh
i dciwn and'ruitied-hy t iannturiliofitarythbitli
to'which-tdo.many tif-the yotingof-botli sexes
are so lamen4ly prone.--,. . -
' - DR. DICKINSON'SMAGNETO ELECTRIC
NIACIIINE is "without Old' dingerimis' eti#MliL
cations Of batteries imOdidti-4whleli fait argue
renders itlnperierbi all'iitheiti''ini ilialeirii.
, hit detittibas, cleinlitiatniiitifetyait -titility;4
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Springs froth 'neglect of, Nature's laws
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' SECRET DISEASES,
:Self-Ahuse, Nertitrai..Debility;Striel'arel , Glatt,
Gratyl, Dietketes,l)iieasevol the Kidneys real
Bladder, .ffercus"iai I Ilheumatfirm, Scrofula,
Pains in the Biiiiis and Ankles, Diseasis of tie
Lang:, Throat, - .2V0 s e l and Eyes, Ulcers upon tie
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ness, Dyspepsia, Lixiteasc,
er Eruptions upon
the face, Pain in the ack. anii"lttad, Female
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iii
or obstic.:ite the case, emery isenla22; and in.
a shorter titre , than tip rmarteat rare can be ef
fected by anY other tr alnses.& Orin after thr
disease has baffled A skill of eminent physi
cians and resisted all t eirsaemis of sure. The
medicines are plmesa nt, Witbobt odor; can sin i no
sickness and free frobt mereury or balsam.
During t evenly years afpractice4 have rescued
from the jaws of „Death many thousands, ohs,
in the last stages of the above-mentioned dis
eases had been given up. to die lsy their pllsi
clans, which warrants mein promising tw the
afflicted, who may place themsilvesiudertny
care,,,aperfeer awl-most speedy. cure. Secret
Diseasewrire the greatest enemiels to liealth,as
they lire 'the first tatise:of Constitistation, Sad-
We, and many other diseases, and should bee
terteir'to the human famDy, Ann permanint
eura is scarcely ever.eirected, a majority of the
cases falling into the hands Of incompetent
persons, who not only fail to cure the diseases
but ruin the constitution, filling the system
with mercury, whith, with the disease, has
tens the sufferer into a rapid Consumption.
But should the disease artkihe treatment
not cause death speedily end the victim mar
ries, the disease is - datailed upOn the children,
aho are, horn, with feeble constitutions, and
the current of life - corrupted by a Tiflis a hick
betrays itself in Scrofula, Tester, Vlcers, Erup
tions an other . affections- of the skin, Eyes,
Throat and Lungs, entailing upon t!..em a brief
existence of suffering and consigning them to
an early grave.
SELF ABUSE is another formidable eneny
to liiiilth, for nothing else in the dread 'cata
logue ,othuman diseases causes so destructive
a drain. upon the system, drawing its thousands
of victims :through a few years of suffering
down to an 'in:tamely grave. It destroys the
Neryous system, rapidly wastes away the en
' ergies of . life, causes mental dem:gement,
prevents thiproper development of the system,
disqualifies,for marriage, society, business'
and all earthly happiness, and leaves the suf.
ferer wrecked in body and Mind, predisposed
to consumption and a. train oft evils more to be
dreaded than death itself. With the fullest
confidence I assure the unforturMteiielinis at
• Self-Abose.thatai permanent.aild speedy ewe
can be affected, and with the
,nbasidonmeat of
ruinous' practices my patients eith be restartd
to robitst, vigorous health. '. '
The afflicted are cantinned against the ate
of Patent Medicines, for there are so soy
ingenious-snares in' the cblurens of the public
prisins to catch,and rob, the UTIWI,I7 sullen'.
that Millions have their coristitiations ruined
by the vile compounds of" wick'doctors, Si
the main:illy; poisonoin ,sinstrunts vended- . 4 %
"Patent Madinines." I hay° carefully analyzed.
Maircif 'the striiilled Patent ' Medicines' o&
finebtiret:noarlyt alliof iheratuntiiiii Coriel jl
Sublimate, which is one of the strongtst lit'
par-Minns of naefetiry - biact a deadly' Polsitt.
which instend'of .curing . the disease dissilli
the system ; for, life..: • , ,
'tliree:fnuithS'artie " r oil, t'' nostrums e!'f
in,,ui e bre -put up: kt:totprin cjitlo 4 Anaigroz;-
P,_ au ers cVi i ,. v #e ,d,% 1 14 wific'ssPP4, glen the v'
Pll , Ct 0 1 die 171afrta - mechea, And are equat
asldestitutn:of-teny:hoowledge'kifitie-b ert • n ‘
system, haying; ha. YiPg PPe, nkignti only in : viuni i°a,
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