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^ f e d c £ i M A r r i o W , ~ T b e people of the State of f J L £ New Yor,k, by the grace of Godlree and indepen­den t ; 'To tbeSher . f f of the County of Ulster, Greet­i n g We tonimanfd yon that'youi summon to appear and be at the Court of Oyer and Terminer and Jail Delivery/, vto b e ' held by ft- Juatico of the Supreme Ckwr^j-topfetherjwiih the County: Judge of the said County and tbe Justices: of the reace, designated as members of the Court of Sessions, or by, the said pre­siding and any two of the other officers abovo named, at the Court House, jn Kingston, in and for the Coun­ty bCU^stery on the third Monday in May.iri the year eighteen hundred and fifty-nino, the several persons Who shaU'baye'been drawn to serve as Grand and Petit Jurors at jthe said Court, And wo further com­mand you to bring before the said Court all persons then being in. the Jail of the said County, of Ulster, together with all the process and proceedings any

. way concerning them in yourjbands. And we further command you to make proclamation in tho manner prescribed by Jawi notifying all persons bound to ap­pear at the said Court, by recognizance or otherwise, to appear thereat, > n d requiring all Justices of the

v Peace, Coroners, and other officers who have taken any-recognizance for the appearance of any person at.tbe aaid'Conrt,or who havie taken any inquisition

. orpine examination of any jiriaoner or witness, to re­turn such recognizances, inquisitions and examina­tions to the said Court on the opening thereof on the first da^: of its sitting, awl have.then and-- there this

.,precept, ;v-i'-:'•' •',., .!'•'" ' .•'i;:.-/'".-:''•'•• •..'.•:/•,/ .•:••'•'•• r /WITKJJSS, HON. HENRY HOGEBOOM, one of the Jus­

tices of our Supreme Court, at the Court House, in Kingston, in said county, the J 8th day ofAprH, 1859.

••••'• . . - SILASSAlXTOtf, Clerk. JT. D. Srurirk, District Attorney. :

IN P U K S t J A N C J E of the above precept, I hereby make proclamation that a Circui t Court and Court

. of Oyer and Terminer and J a i l Delivery, will be held a t t he Court House , i nKings ton , in and for the Coun­t y of Ulster, 6n the third Monday of May next, at ten o'clock in the forenoon of tha t day ; and all persons w h o will prosecute against persons confined in the Ja i l of said county are required to be then and there present , to proceed as may be jus t • and all persons bound to appear a t the said Court, by recognizance or otherwise, are required to appear thereat • and all-Jus t ices of the Peace, Coroners, o r other officers who inay;have taken any recognizance for tbe appearance of any person nt the said Court, or Who may have ta-fcen any inquisition, or the examination of any. pris­oner or witness, are required to re turn such recogni zanco, inquisition and examinat ion; to the' said Court a t the opening thereof, and on the first day of the si t t ing thereof, and to be then and there present with their rolls.and records, indictments and remembran­ces, to do those things which to their offices per tain. Dated a t Kings ton , Apri l I 8 tb , 185Q. . > '

4wG63 . ABM. A DEYO, J R . , Sheriff.

S VP^iBfilB'COVRT TESRHS, T h i r d Judl-S « I I & / 1 > 1 B ^ ^ the requirement

of the22d section of the Code, the undersigned, Judges of the TBjrd Judic ia l Distr ict , do hereby appoint Courts to be held in the said District for the years 185S and 1859, and assign Judges to hold said Courts as follow* i .;

, Gencral/ferms. t o b e held at the Capitol in the city- of Albany, b.y all the Justices of the District , on the first Mondays of March, May, September ,

• arid December in* each year . Circuit.Cb.nrts and Courts of Oyer and Termi­

ne r , and'Spccial Terras to be held in the several counties in the District as follows:

."'.'.. ,*,':.' ALBAWY. >;* S 1853 • /. 1859 [:'[ 2d Monday of January , Hogeboom, Gould 3d \ (* '•:" March, Gould, Harris Sd " ; , September, W r i g h t , Wr igh t

,••"'.„ RBJT3SELXER. ,'\'.l'•.;"-";•• JfT-j't Monday of February , Hogeboom, Hogcboom

2d v «^; . - May, Wr igh t , Harris 1st «f October Gould, Gould.

COLUMBIA.. '.',' ; -/ . 2d Monday of J a n u a r y , W r i g h t , W r i g h t 2d. ";'".'• April - Hogeboom, Harris 2d / " ' Sep tember , Gould, Hogeboom

'• . G n E E N E . ;- . .;' •* '•;•

3d Monday of F e b r u a r y , Gould, : Harr is v 1st " June , Hogeboom, Hogeboom 3<X • " ' November, W r i g h t , Gould

-.'';;• ULSTER. 1st Monday of Februa ry , Wright , Wr igh t 3d " • May , Gould, Gould. 1st •• " ; October, ' Hogeboom, Hogeboom

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3d Monday of May, Hogeboom, Harris . 3d .". November, Gould, j Wr.igtht '

3d Tuesday of January , Gould, . ."•! Hogeboom 3d " June , W r i g h t , ! Harris

Special 'Terms for the: Trial of Issues : .,' • • ALBAHV. • "'.'- VI V . '.

3d Monday of May, , W r i g h t , W r i g h t 2d. *' November, Hogcbooin, Gould ,'/'.

RENSSELAER. :. 2d Monday of April . W r i g h t , Wright.• 3d '• December , : Gould, Gould / .•

. . Special Terms for Motions only :•. ' ALBANY. > • V 1853 *. ••' 1859

Last Tuesday of January , " Wright Harris . r ebruary , Gould, Gould March, I Hogeboom, Wright April, Gould, Hogeboom May, Wright, . Hogeboom J u n e . . Gould, Wright J u l y , Hogeboom,Gould August , Wr igh t , Wr igh t • Septembor,Hogeboom, Harris October, Wr igh t , Harris November, Gould, Hogeboom December , Hogeboom,Gould

W . B W R I G H T , - , •'••..'; ••.•'••..: •••• GEO GOULD,

•:•.' I R A H A R R I S , ". Da todNovember 20,1857.

TERMS OF T H E ULSTER COUNTY COURT, AND COURT OF SESSIONS FOR 1859:

In pursuance ol the Statute in such case made and provided, I do hereby appoint the second Monday of March, the third Monday of June* the first Monday of September and tfie third Mon­day of November, as theV t imes for holding the County Court and Court of Sessions in ancTfor t he County of Ulster, for the y e a r 1859. A P e t i t J u r y

»will be summoned for each Terras but a Grand J u r y will b e snnimoned only'.for the September T e r m . ' Dated Janua ry 1;1859.

fi'.:.';• ;•>"iff.V-A. GRAHAM, County Judge>

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theBnrrogateVOffice f in the village 'of Kiogston in said C0naty ,on MONDAY 6f each w e e k , to ex-eoute t h e powers andduties conferred on me , and tha t tlie Surrogate 's Office will be at all tirnes opp.nforthetransactionof business. Dated Janua t y 1,1856

J E S S E F . B O O K S T A V E R , Surrogate .

CLAYt'S ARNICA L I N I M E N T is a sure 'cure for Rheumatism. 20 cents.a bottle,

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ot t le , and warranted . !

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r BRAGG &JtAN9EN, €58. a t Clay's o ldDrng Store..

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County Judge—Nicholas R. Graham.

Jus. of Sessions [Thomas Bingham, r. r Sheriff—Abraham A: Deyo, Jr. tJhder Sheriff—Charles Brodhead. Jailor-^Dumorid Elmendorf;. > County Clerk—Silas SaxWn. Surrogate—Jesse P. Bookstaver. ^ District Attorney—Joseph D. Shafer. Treasurer-—Huram HasbroUck, New Paltz.' Deputy Treasurer—Jacob.H. Dubois, Kingston. Supervisors' Clerk—Jacob B. HardenbergH. r^«v)«U*T'Tna'ddeufflaltrMb^na;^, Com B ot { j 0 B e p h H 'Tu ty 11, Ellenvllle^ . i

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• )t)o • Pnysioian-^Abm Deyo. • Jail do . Edgar Eltinge.

}Jotin Vedder, Saugerties..'. John A. Bodley, Rosendale, , ; Josiah pubois, Jr., Rondout.̂

County Sealer—L. S Bates, Rosendale. "

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yiLL^GrE' OFFICERS^KINGSTON; , ; W M . S. KJBNYON, Pres ident Board of Directors.

DIRECTORS.—Ward No 1, Araasa J HumpbTGy;' "'••%, Edgar Hoffman; :, " 3) J acob Rider . , ; ''•:•• X ", 4, Jeremiah^Smith^ " 5, Augustus Decker.

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CLERK—Dahi TJREASURER-^-.

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COLLECTOR—llsaac L P Houghta l i r ig . ' ; ASSESSORS—James J Styles , A u g . Schoorima-

ker, Martin Miner. .•:•.•"• : • \\ &f*& -r , , • • . . ' • . ' . • . ' , • ' • - • • , ' • ' i •. • . ' . ' - • . • • . . . • \ . . i ' i

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TRUsfEESi^-lSathaii AnderBon, J a m e s . G. Liudsiey, Robe :t R Kerr^ J ames G Tubby, Lp^ renzo A-Sykes. •:• 'vV^';?^-%i>.^'u- *v /'''•'''" ' CLERK—Seymour L Stebb'ins. f ' - :?7.<

TREASURER—Jan sen HasBroUck; ' i ,, /

' COLLECTOR—William Golden. 0 : ; ^ 5 f : ^ 3 " S ?

ASSESSORS—Daniel B Stow,. William Wilmot; John Dougher ty . •: r O ,v ''•'. '•'..'- •'•'•';

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•••% FIRST R. MCHURCH, $•.!K:•%, Corner of Vf all and Maijn S t r e e t s . Rev;: J ,Q F Hoes; D D, Paator. Sabba t a ; Services atrl0;:A M, a n d 7 P M> _'•:. ̂ y;j \;:-::/ ^--•;./.,• •••p:/

mSM I ) E F A B ^ E N t - - K : i N a s T O N .

GEORGE H SHARP, Chief Engineer. ; J SLANGWQRTHY, Assist, do

AMERICAN Engine Co. No. 1, East fyont Sfc.> Foreznan,'X;.''N. Hermance. '- ; / v '

NIAGARA^ISngi^e C6: No. 2; i 'a ir street. Fore* man. JohnW^Saulfpaugh:' : . i v ; •

WASHINOTON Engine Co;{ No.. 3 , : Firemen's Hall, Fair street.) Foreman, J . W. Beatley.

ExcEL8ioxt Erigihe Co. No; .4, John street.-rrj Foreman, James B . Van Gajwl>e(|k. / •

WILTWYOK Hose Co. J^o. 1;: Firemen's Hall , Fair street. Foreman; Morenus W, Griffin^ ^ ' E X C E L S I O R Hose Co, No?'4, JTblin street. Fore<

mari /B: B. Newkirk .• };'\..y.- '•••'.•.•, EAGLE Hook & Ladder po . No. 1, Firomen's„;

Hall,. Fair street. Foreman, James G. Teller.

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D X ) N A L D " M C M 1 L L A N , Chief Engineer. • . GEO. M.EMMETT, 1st Assist, do GEO. WEBER, -2d do : do • V;

: LACKAWANA En gin e C^; No; % For ema»v^Ed­ward Winter. ? v •'.;•;••[•••':')• '•\'---.'::—/r'{^

PROTECTOR Engine Co. JtCo. 2. Foreman, Josi T u b b y , ' ; .. ••£,:. '••:•/::',; ^'\-".' ".'•;'•:• •'.;/.:': :';•:': K-

GOOD IKTENT. Engine Co. Fo . 3. Foreman, J a s . Gk Tubby.- • V-.--^)\f-^>:'-%:;

L ^ C K A W A S A Jr^ose Co. N o . l . f o r e m a n , W m . Ost rander .^ • ':::y-'' ''t;.-::^::,}':::--••"•:•''••

RESCUE Hook & Ladder Co. No. 1., Foreman, J . H. Strat ton. ' ; , V:;'-:.:;^ :';:-•• yCi .'•' '•.;; !

W^7:-';'- TIME TABLE; v '. \

Sjpring Arrdngemeni-r-A^ril 4th, 1859.

HGTE^a.-r-KmoBTbiir.

Kingston Hotel,. Crowu Streivt,;Kingston, N. Y. v

7 ;; ;'; s : :BROWN^Propr ie tor .

Wai l Street , next do6V to Oourt HlDuae. ••••;'• , <,THERON'SMITH, P ropr ie tor .

N B . Horses >nd Carr iages to le t . ; ; v

East F r o n t St ree t , ,;;',;':. v •'<::.'••• . • J O H N H . SCHRTVER, Propr ie tpr .

ti aid: Street, . Kingston^ N Y ; < • ? , ,':..'•••.. . .^-.vy; '•• '-:0Xyiii.;M&STimt Proprietory-.^

C o r n e r i i o n d p u t A v e n u e and &i J ames Street. ' •-:•'•"'"' Ik \': AijfM.H. EitEERi••Projprietpip.

• ^ ^ B o a r d $;3'^er^week. " ; y',.'.' x$^-$?if

Fair Street , near P e a r l . R e v / Anson . puBois r

Pastor.•.;• Sabbath 'Services a t 1Q^ A:M, and;$ 1-4 P. M. ' \ ' ' ' • — • > - ' :•:••>- /••>••- .•:• ' : : f \ l;::"' ':•:% •}"''[ V,V':;-'?V'

; : FipmPREspw& p Edst Froiit Street/ near Maiden,Lane, R.ey; John Lillie'DD, Pastor. Sabbath: Services' at

Fair street, between '$$$.and Pearl streets—1

RevlD L Marks, Pastor.' •Sabbath Services .at lOA'Mj-andTrjM;/.;;;3,,v-:'.f-^ Jt<•••:;"V'—••^'•'i'

Corner Fair and Liberty streets. , Rev] Wm H Evarls, Paistor. V Sabbath services, at; 10 A t̂ and 7'P lf.-:';-'-;;r-; ': ';-::' l^l'-''••••. :^f%\"'i p.- :';:; •

•' • FIRST BM Crown street , between North F i b n t : and John streets. Rev, J C;Harrisoh, D D y P a s t o r . / S a b ­bath Services at 10 A M , and 7 P M . , .

pmiMsiAtiT.^^ j ^ a l l s treet , between N F r o n t and ' John streets. R e v ' G e p r g e Waters , Rector . S a b b a t h s a t l O A M;-V'V;,r. ••;; '.;/;:' •-•'-.; •• •;• '. •

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\ ;" •mPTIST CHURCff, 'W?0M-Post street, near Abeel. ',/iReVy' R v W./ Jones, Pastor.•"•',-.'.:'/.^.'>!-\':J-^A.:':•'•'•. •: •' /••\;^;v/':;:.: •• -P

Hurley:Avenue,West 'Kingston. ^ - ,/

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Gre.e^wStreet/;nea^^^ Kingston; • •

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Cbrn^ci; ̂ | f i ^ ^ ( 6 n ^ > I i a c k ^ w ^ n a Stree ts . y<;L'.'•'•'.' \ " : G F V O N " B E W J : P r o p r i e t o r . . yr"\\y:'-;::yy 0 " . ' •>,..•;•••"• i--':^:•••'•.: '.;'...•-. . '. r.,-y

%^yM Ctiriton H$d^; CanaJ strpet.. , A MET^GF.R, Proprietor .

Cor: Garden and Hasbrouck Avenue . / '•A:;':y'':% •'•-.RppEiiT R, KERR/Prop r i e to r . •

Trains "Leave RHlnebeok, GOING NORTH.

Express Paroenger Tra ih , t <Xt, A . M. Express and Mail Train, 2 33, P , M . Express Passengor Tra in , * s: 8 32, P . M. JBxpres'sFroight&Emigrant Train , . 12 35 , P . M . k^^;Vl^V^.^titt^i 6 84, A.M.

V GOING SOUTH. Express Mail Train, /; ' Cincinnati Express Train, Express Passenger Train, freight & Passenger Train, Express Freight & Pas«. -Train,

Albany Pass, and Way Freight,

.7. 09, A. Hi 10 43, A .M. 0 01, P . M .

7 42, A . M . 12 35, A. M. 5 12, P . M.

R e d o u t WM Office. HOUIiS OF CLOSING MAILS.

N W York a t 6:15 A. M., and 6:15 P . M. Daily. New York South Way, 6:15 A. M. Albany 8:15 A. u. and 7:20 P . M.

bany'North Way 1:40 P . M. . Ellenvil le 7 A. M. .: _;'•• :• .. Kingston 7 and 10 A. M. i>elhi 9 P . M^: v v / Esopus ( r iver rpute) 2 p. u. Wilbur, 6 A . M . ./..

: >.;., MAILS ARRIVE: New "X^brk 9 ^ 5 A. M. and 9 P. M.

Albany 7:30 A. M. and 6^30 P . M. North Way 7:30 A . M . - ' South Way 2:45 P . M .

, Ellenville;.'2«30 P . M . Kingston <S.t30 A. M. and 2:30 P. M. Delhi 5 P . M. ; Y . EsopiiS ill A .M. , ••.-.; \ ;

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[PRESBYTERIANCHURCH;: . ; Abeel btreet, near Wurts; Rev. B»;T. Phillips, p a s t p r f :;*.:V.:"::^::'/\-::'-

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; METHODIST CHlfRCHr Hunter st., between Post a n d Wurts . | Rev; A. C. Field8j. Pastor. : • .

: &E^^ Hunter street, corner of Ravine. Rev. C. H . Siebke, :Pastor.^ ' . '/-• :•.•:.'•'• '-: >•;:•;>/:•:•. ••;•..

.\EI>ISCOF4L CHURCH, Pierponl s t , corner. Wurts. Pulpi t supplied by Rev. Geo. Waters Of Kingston. •:•;•. '.

ST. MARYS CATHOLIO CHURCH, Division street . . /Father R . G. Darning, Priest-

GERMAN CATHOLIC' CHURCH Heckinger, Pr iest . : ••;. / / : "v

;' •/, 'V'-,; / ' ' : B A N E S » ^ K I N < 3 S T 6 N . , / : ; V - . ' / / : STA TF OF MEW YdMBANK,

Fair Street,, near Main. • I Jacob Burhans, Pres­ident ; Henry H Reynolds ,^ash le r .

y ULSTER COUNTY BANK, •; Cprrier of Wall and John Streets. Cornelius Bruyn, President 5 Charles D. Bruyn, Cashier.

/ / / • KINGSTON BANKi/ Corner of Falrand Main'streetfJacpb P. Os-ternou^tPresldettt (C ;H^nGaasbeek,Cashier.

Main Street; Jacob-K Trumpbour, Treasurer ; Ed^in W Budiifgtpp, Secretaryv .' g|: /;

Ferry Street JansWi HasBrouck, President; Mgar B Newkirk^ Casbier. •;

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JoiiNVH.'BuitoNp's ijivBRt STABLE;

Main Street , adjoining Masten's Eagle Etotel, Kings tbn , .NIf . ^ '•;./. / ; " r ;'.:'••;//."/

••: /Bio: H a u v e r ^ ^ I i i v e r | s t a b l e , Adjoining.Browh's Kingston Hotel, Crown St.

Horses &Gkrri^ge3 To Let ;-/o'*':•'.•'••';•.••/• '//•-/v/at all hours.

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Residence, Grown St. , near Brown's , Hofel, Kingston, N . Y . ;'/;.'/;.//.•';.-

/ r •':- HOURS OF CLOSING MAILS.

New ^ o r k at? 4J and 9 p. M., . ; Daily.

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feouth Way at 9 P M . ' / : • ' dov . North W a y a t 12 M. / : do ,; ^

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South Land, (River Route) V P M ; do

South .Land ( Inter ior Route,) Monday, Wed­

nesday and Fr iday , a t 8. p M. ;/-••••. /•'/'

Fo r Saugert ies , Maiden,' Glasco, Woodstock,

&c., mat ter is sent by Albany Way Mail, closing

daily a t 12 MV .;• • MAILS ARRIVE. ^

New York a t l O ^ A M and 10 p M, Daily^ Albany a t 8^ A M and 7 4 P M. do

South Way 4 p Mi' : ':'. do

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'•'pe^M'5Trli.yyl:Y:'::^7\•^x^/•:'^ ,; &° V •EUenvilie 2 F M ; ; • • ' ^ /; •'•••; •> 4<> / South Land , (JRiyer Route,) 12 M. do South Landj ( Inter ior Route,) Monday, Wed­

nesday .and Fr iday , 6 P M .

Kingston, Apr i l lOtb, 1859. •. • j

Time Table of P e r r y Boat Rhine. LEAVESRONJDOUT.

6.40 A; ir; down train, 7.09 t 2.00 P,M, up train, %B$ 7.40.•.•?•: no train, I 8.00•/:•» no tram, I

up train, 9/07 tip train,; •':/,.>:,

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TQ all Persons Interested in the History' /; .' of Ulster County. .'; {:

The County of Ulster has been settled, fi-oni the first occupation of the country, by the Hoi-landers, and is, therefore, rich in historical ma­terials. But these materials are fast being lost, through the decay aud destruction of perishable documents, ,and the death of those with whom must be buried many of the tradit ions' 6f thj$ past. Is it not time to rescue what remains? ,ahd is it not a work which admits of no delay ? I Ttiis, work can only be effectively done by means •of a County Historical S.ocietv, composed of some in every town, who shall become act ive members of'the same, and who shall search ou t ahd bring together all of the former days tha t seems to be SvOrth preserving. ••'.)

We, therefore, the undersigned, would earn­estly invite the friends of such a n enterprise, to meet in counsel in the basement of the Reform­ed Dutch Church a t New Pal tz , on TIJESDAY, tile Kith day of May next, at 2o 'c lock , p . M. . The Society, if formed, .will ha re in view tho

following objects : '*//; 1. The collection of books, documents, p a ­

pers, and tradi t ions; connected with the paat history of Ulster Co. . .

2. The preparat ion of family, genealogical tables, and of biographical sketches.

, 3. The publication of a correct, authentic his^-tory of the County ; and i

4. When it disbands, the presentation of i t s collections to the New York State His tor ica l Society. - . :^:/:/-. < We ?nost sincerely ho^e, that public spirrfcetr

citizens, in all, par ts of Ulster, in every town-^ ship, will consider this as a mat ter of impor ­tance and j cordially respond to this call, by meet ing us a t the t ime and place appointod.

Rev. C. SCOTT, Shawangunk", ; J O H N D . DEY/OE, do -,

J O H N l < . L Y O N , do ; . - ' F . S , M c X l N S T R Y , . N e w P a l i z ,

••/• R.OELIF ELTINGE, do. / NATHAN L E F E V E R , : do

A. D. 13. ELTINGE, Loyd, J A S . L. HASBROtTCK, Kingston. WM.H.ROMEYtf . do WM. LOUNSBEEY^ do B . C . IiOORNBEOK, Wawarsing. Rev. J . N. JANSBN, Gardiner . A B N E R HASBROUCK, do R e w L . L. COMFORT, P la t t ek i l l . .

:•:-: D . L . B E R N A R D , do J O S I A H DUBOIS, New Pa l ta . EDMUND ELTINGE, do F . R . BRACE, ' do

•> J . W. HASBROUCK, Stone R i d g e -Dated Apri l 1st, 1859.

US 3 'Oreat Discovery of the. Age.

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TO BAG COG HE WERS DR. GUSTAV LINNARD'S

Taste Restorative Tyooches, TheGreat Substitutefor Tobacco: \'y-

I t l s a well known and incontrovcrtable fact that ' the use of Tobacco is the promoting caiiso of many of the most severe

MENTAL, AND PHYSICAL DISORDERS *o which the race of man is subject, as car.qful inalysis and long and painful experience hava clearly proven that it contains certain naredtic and poisonous properties iriost dangcrous<n thei r efFects, which by entcringintOvthc blood derange-the functions ahd operations of the Hcart ,causing many to suppose that organ to be seriously dis­eased. • ".: •• '•':..;. '.-. 'rOBACCO affects aUo t h e . ent i re nerrous sys-. tern, manifesting itself— as all who ha re ever used.

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••'• THE TAiTB . RESTORATIVE TROOCHE* :] !

Are designed to counteract these baneful influent, ces,ahd ha"epr,ovedicompletely successful in a multitude of cases, and whereyer used, Being harmless in themselves they exer t a beneficial effect upoivthjo enticei systemtrestoringt^e Tas te which has become vitiated or dcstroYCcj by grea t indulgence, completely removiijg fye/ irritation A'tict'jaccompanying tickling >e.nsfetion of t h e : Throat—y$jlixh a r e always consequent upon ab- | staining frorja the use of Tobacco.and by giving a heal thy tone to the. St6mich, iuyigora t ing t h e -Whole s y s t e m , ;:•,- •• '» / ' .;> y;:^ •'- i-tfiwaQ-:-'?.- ''

persons who -are irret uevably unqermmtng tbei r constitutions and shortening the i r ; l ives , should use . these Tirooches immediately and' throw off the 'injurious and unpleasant habit of; Tobacco. Chewing.' ; ' y ;':.'•''.:•''!J-^\ '/:/:,;;/y'-• - -.: •••••

These Treoches .'ot. Lozenge* a re pu t up in a convenient ;and portableform a t the low pr ice of' 60 cents per Box. A liberal.discoaht to itb« t r a d e . /

Prepared solely by the ; ujn^dftrsighed t«„whoi% all order s shpuldbi&_ a^d^cssied;./

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