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MeSirai.

4 LII MEN, Bk.ARDS do not grog strong
~ AID some cont crow 81 all hut a. have d2'
Besrc Mo.s,arhe N weeks ~ csing Ons1snt
val pot stan sr i.IuIe the SMITHS posIye sseL -
per hcttic. StLttc any rsgt 0i tie cSgafIy.
Il. e.. GRAHAM No IS Ana-st, Euw..Ts br4.l-Hss-
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NEw.JERsFY RALRoAD.-NEW

N YORK and PHILADELPHIA drecI-U. $. NAIL
ENPRtSS LINES-fhIongh IA 4 hoyIs-Ne~sJer.sgS
Railroad via jersey City, leaving New-fork a. AM
A M aud q T. d.. from foot q Cca-tlsndt~L Leayes
Philadelphia LouTs foot Of Nalnut Fare reduced
l. e. for 6rstciass and g ~ FOR second-lss -
BALTIMORE WASHINGTON sDd CHARLESIos
roug tickets sd IN the above lines and rouEh nssgses
carried Ia the - NJ lines Now Ncrs with tlroose
Conductors Passengers with baggage ne sy 10 iu
stee Dc tore the treius leave.
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Cpv.rNORTHggg RArLROAD-NgW

WORK 10 yERH Ds;y and ca SAD sts are so.a
rtse lew-Y OK M New {asen old ono ory u glJ
- Cyalx ny 20 Bellows Pslg Rot and, Bu-tnEton.
H,rS,rr " hIte River Junction. WeHs Ryr 81 % ms
~ - AIbers Rouss 20 ~ Ogden bu "a AID tcntrei
Resssre eiecked ihroufh Express Trains eavs a. An
80 a NJ. IN connection with TIE N1rriern X 'aIl
Ffeeh By kev-Haven steamers from Peck snip every dy
sep coyoee,Inc with the haIsa5 - 8gri nztJ1 St.
Johrsbuyv Osdensbnrgh Montreal. and al i1terDedsfe
toms The Con arnet forming the New haven Route -e
sterrired 70 raafe L he NOS: com o-tsie az s
winter route .. Vermont and Canada. hfDE,
pailro.d Agent No lJ2 S0utn -, y 7.
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NEW ROUTE-BUFFALo and NEW

NEW ROUTE.-BUFFALO and NEW
~ YORK CITY RAlLROAD-Extenson OF the SIN
Foot Track TO Bufso-1his road extending from BHEso
10 Hornelsyle on tie New YoIk and Ere Railroad now
completed and IN u, operation, forming, Ia connection IN
that road the shortest cheapest and mos. aect route be
tween New-York City and Buffalo IL OF the slxtoot
guage and built in the moo, substantial maane! ADD te
greater portion oft having been ia operation sere months
is entirely free from the Toughess usual rOa
Fare from Newly oIk to Buffalo. .............S1 20
Through tickets aud baggage checks Gao b. procured
tie Depot Of the Ns~loTk aud Ene RAILROAD foot o.
DuSne-st. r. Y.
Tie times or lssyn NevYotk may be learned By retl-
euce 10 the adyt uietS Of tie Ncwl oTk and Ee R
road The trains wi. leave osneAN.e lol B1ha.o on %
arrival OF the Erie Railroad tTans-Brha.o, Nov - 3D.
y.G HOYT Supi. Buffalo ana y. \. City r. K.
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NTOTICE nf ArpLICArlON nr ana dis

IN cbsrr- n0vcnt h det - s provisions
he r ffe the ur ,hH l'er o' hr second
pert o. to- Revised stat te-wIfIIAN CtRFw.-Nouce 6r.
puishcd January . l~2 Crlio, 10 1paf before d. Chi-
f. Daly JrlEts h. New Y0rk CoIrn r. The
Cesutrs r city Nh the CTS OF New iork,
the DIV March l,5 Vh-u inch APP
sil b. made r.. X. LANOIEFiN Aff'y or Petitioner.
j.6law5uW So. Cay Hall place. ny.
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DORCHESTER. LOCKPORTandNlAGARA

III FALLS RAILROAD open 20 BUtRALO--IL-e isost
dirrct quickest and ohSspesi route 20 Io-y.o, ha:oa
and Censfa Weston and afteT IT. EsDAl, Jan - ls'A
Trims viii e.ve Rochester Buao sud NsgGrs ala Is
follows; ~ NJ snd 2lS NJ Returning tram VIII leave
Bualo and Hiassra Fss oe Rochester 81 10 An AID "
PM Passages Tor Buffalo VII and tn!s roSS super cr y
point Of ter suy other. The fost = AZ
pTC seit terusnes Of TIE Road In Buffalo On the Ter
~ ''''' $500 WARREN cCLBURS, Sup't.
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NTEW.YORK and NEW.HAVEN RAIL

~ RDAD.-WINTERA ARIA -Decefnber u, itf<
-Trans ont Of acknowledgements aud Special
At 7spd lls A. NJ, and z NJ through % Ne'T-Heven.
Ats.l0 4 NJ. and u 7 NJ, for Port Chester
The liz a. NJ in connection with train nom New
Hayen TO Hartford aud Springfield and with tran over Ire
Canal Road.
EXPRESS TRAtSs al A. NJ end 81 ?, NJ. fof New-Hayeu
Hartford spIingheo Worcester aud Boston, ConnecncCt
Rver and Vermont Railroads. The AN train connects
NeI Haven with tIan Of the NewLondon Road, 20 New
London Norwich, Stoninston aud Providence. The $50
p M 10 New-IoDdon only.
The a NJ, stops at stamford anc Bridgeport CON
meeting with Housatonic and Naugatuck Railroads az
prdgs port The % F. NJ stops at stamford NorNak and
Rrdseiort connecting with Danbury Railroad Al NOrwuis
.d with Housstopc and Naugatuck RAILROADS. al Bridgeport
Trains into New-YOrk-Accomnodston and speclai-at
d and 9S5A M. and Y NJ. through from Sewttaycn.
AT 3. A. NJ. ana $40 T. NJ tfoia Pon Chester 81,
The pS5 A. NJ receives passengers from Spnnghe!d ad
Hartford New, London and Canal Railroads a. New Haven
The Al receives passengers from Hartford ana spsns
field and Northern Railroads .
ExPREss TRAINS leave New.tsyen on arrival OF tains
from Boston a; II and 8jo p ~ stopping at BHdgePor'
Norwak and Stamford > leaving Boston Ut q NJ ard
SPIN Trains Of the New London Road run ~ connee'
ton. "a. NJ,
See large nil Of advertisement at The Sseon- Ho9se and
rI.cipal hotels. GEO. W. WHISTLER, Jr, SUpi.
Nav Haven. December. 1872.
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II Fstr Of the Comfy o N-V Yors hereby a
Hsyns claims AGAINST JOHN HELNE, ro ta~ Cyol View
1crk Physan, o., rt-ci 20 .e With vouchers there
Of q the subscribers, he oce II Chsl Oaastei No KS
sprrf.t ihe Cy oi Nv -k - is la o. Juus
neat--Daed, Nes Tors the sfi day 81 November. lSs
MARY y. HFLNE. Alunr.sfrsfiv
q laVCnN- CHARLES uLMsTED Administrator.
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NOLEDO. NORMALK and CLEVELAND

/ RAlLROAD-O Omen through completing the last link
in the chain Of Railroads b. tween Sewt ofk sud Boston
and Chicago On and after MONDAY Jan r. 1888 Passen
ser Trims will run daily (subdays excepted follows
Leave Toledo At A NJ. leave Cleveland n 80 z. NJ,
connecting with Cleveland Colnmbus and Cincinnati Rail
road ~ Grafton with andusky and Mansfield Raroad
Nonroc,ille Mad River and Lake Enc Road at Bellevue
and wuh Michigan Southern Road At Toledo.
Fsrly in February trains VIII be connecting d.
rec,y at Toll do with trains from We; and at Cleveland
with those from FsstOffce Toledo Norwslk and Cleyc-
'SNV - ~ w Y PHILIPS SUPERINTENDENT
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- = ,1,n- STEAMSHIP COMPANY

- Oy,ssrs via Havana, the spleniid Sc q.
.1 iMFRE CITY HesTy Wloae eoas S R T ' e
n.n - = ysbruary r. az O'Clock 2. VI precisely.
"a ~ o. PASSAGE 10 HAVANA AND sEw-oELEAss
SA'L' " M Arrangement. -.
nd Afer Saloon Der ................ ...''So
49, FeTp AID Saloon Berhs ~
~
~ G,ight taken 20 Havana bat specie
Hebt keL 20 NewOIesDs Al 80 cents per c1Dc lo0t
are requested - supply themselves ~1
ne Compals bills OF lading. which usy e bad on sp-
sstlS. al The ofice. Nc otner form siil b. signed.
30 Lls Of AdDg signed ster y OciocE on the day Oh
ssihBg.
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Remi,,ances-Pasages.

BOWMAN, GRINNELL 81 Co, No. o9
~ Southst New York sole and only authorized Agents
foI the SNALLON-TAIL LINE Of PACKET SHIPS.
LIVERPOOL PACKETS sail 9Th LOSDoS PACKETS sail every
and zist Of every month. alternate Thursday.
LIVERPOOL. LONDON,
CONSTITUTION, SIR H. PEEL
NEW WORLD, CORNELIUS GRlNNELL,
QtEEN on THE WEST iINDEPENDENCE,
CONSTANTINE, AMERICAN CONGRESS,
ALBERT uALLATIN, PRINCE ALBERT,
hSHBURTUN, lNORkTOWNi -
MfRlCAN UNION. PATRICK HENRY.
Persons shnE TO send Tor their Tends ana oesTos OF
a,pgire en ont by any the above magnificent ships
- . 3,fo1rnfd that Messrs. BOWMAN GRINNELL j Co.
sJe The ouIv Agents the above ships in It's city
qboy oiso i,sne Drafts from g and upward which arc
ravabe AT sbt In any throughout ireland and GreSt
Et,tain BOWMAN, GRINNELL Co.
No % southst n Y, and No Regent road Liverpool.
Liverpool Packets leave NewYork 9th and 2lst OF every
London Packets leave Newiork every alternate Thurs
day For passage apply az above.
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Uaier Curt.

: IL,
uYDROPATHIC and HlGlENiC lNSIl'
u TT-TE, No Is Lssht-st SPECIAL dep1rr-nent ior -
r.ale diseases K. T. TALL n. D., Progneior
De ] l. J5FORD Assistant
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rz~GmL A BesspeoD. we'll known as an

,Y' Gen l.. A. Besancon. well known as an
editoY and politician died IN Sew0Iesns the xlsf nst
400 Al year lie was Q native Of New-fsrk, wSfs n1
leaned the printing business snd 10 ~ rsaoyr ss Sss
sasippi snd established The sasees frss a..
So,1p siorer. and Adj,ant GENERAL q a.,s,pR Hay,
ng removed sewoTieas be 80, !, ~ az o.,
o", , n ~ Yaeasan Espediton During the Msx-
can WA be served csPsn o. d'sse.q. ..on ,s s'e
~ $500 ,l.,re be urit.a " o. Col White IN the editor
r.. =, - S1ssAern Deso>,af ea'npai "a journal M
- ~, P,ssiss,tisi eleefcn he VISA r'ennhr ffoo nc
80 - I,reg.on Co1sesEoa aae teslsr- ~
Coa.FiturOE u LoGinna
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TIVE MAN who seeks pain N VIC 80 -,
an trsckless p-zi-ie v1thg1i ssee o. $50. ,,,g
CIV he Ltsnf6 70 the suffering paiien 10 :. . 10. -
.vGirS hiEsel o. esr4!r reL1ee;s. - - NOR
rENORE'S RHECaAriC COMPOUND "a D. 4,
PJKIfiER. which, 70, tie past i've 49, "a sxe-y
-rrss e5a scy IN the success.ll Tsat.Ls " = - ~
fcrIr Of til e1ye compliant Al who h-'e - - 800
II IL r-sss sri 10 rse = - b e'nviaeea . =. ~ Y
Yor sas who.cssie zpo :, III. 2, tne
AIEsAEpEN c. - --,--I--'----- 80
: As.Cs uSusc, Sgvlors.
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CANANDAIGUA 4 ELMIRA RAILROAD

N-WlNTER ARRANGENENT.-ou and sitcr Mon
cav Dec 20 and uun further uotce, trains leave Elas
Tor CSn9ndagos, as follows:
NAL Train at NJ. ARRIVAL Of Night Express
.isIn from New-NOrk, connecting sc Csusndsgus with
trans on The Albany and Buffalo Road for Rochester But
tao and Niagara Falls
Day tNPTtss AZ ole Pm, or on arrival Of Day Express
f,1n New.NorS The time OF leaving NewYork may be
seen BY re'erncs 70 the advertisement OF the Newly and
Erie Railroad WILLIAM a IAPHkM saw
New.NoIk pec. Is, 1872
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81 thr Corrfr o. New on rrrce hereby al
pr,of HAVING serr. john Rad Ciy
Yok do,efj rr-ent tra with vopche-. 'ae % the
-atsCntcr az hs rtd l2th st d ls Ha -n the
Cry New York before the tNcuty arr February
Dated N-v crs the 18th a. oft Ausust. 1851
aulJ laotuNE NiLiIAM READ. Administrator
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PENNSYLVANIA RALROAD.-This Road

Will be completed to Pittsburgh BY December ist, aer
Which all goods consigned their AGENT % Plilafe pla
will 20 through without trfnshipment, within Seventy
Hours at below pubshed Offering 70 Merchants
gupir to points the Ohio River any OF the West
EN- waters facilities not 20 be received any other
Their arrangements with connecting roads complee by
which Goods &c forwarded 20 the Interior OF the West
EN- 9taes By Railroad the lowest rates, and 10 eli
without detention. - go 49,,
WINTER FREIGHT TARIFF
from Philadelphia 10 Pittsburgh.
Let Ciess-pry Goods Boots Shoes, 81 per 100 ibs
I'd Class Hardware, Machinery, Bales
Brown Shoeting, Wool &c. ..35cts. per 100 lbs
Sd ClaSs-Coiee, Quecnsware, Heavy
Castings. &c. .................15cts.p per 100 its
nm Cess-Bacon Lard Fish, 90 cts per 100 oa
No Commission charged for forwarding at Philadelphia or
Pittsburgh.
For further information or Bills OF Lading, apply to
J. L. ELLIOTT, gent, No West-St. y L.
II. II. HOUSTON, Gen Freight Agent PhilaGe phia
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~ PURSUANCE of AMI order of Jesse @

snnih IA Surrog7- ~ tFr County 1g nDce hereby
tpo'ra Law. a person. HAVING cr' aEin't An
DREW RlkER. hic o. the aie vltse DOW Cyl OF Miiim-
tLrsh deea Co., that they re4 20 elhi 1e ea the
vor,s'r- iher.o' - 'te .tt q No 1 -y:h the
Cfy OF N-sI hcor 'lc ffh d'y NJ " c Dled
AGgus, 20 81 - laetmW EDWARD RIkER Errcu'or
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II gsie ~ t- CcHrtv f.-s -eT- - 1i -
So tayus cs J.tis = tOH -. LIE n the CIV %
~ ferk cereasei % s-'h goar'--. h'>t %
'r tlt-rrttr A. p Crlr. ~ Pc l,--t T. kc-e -,
TIE CITY NevYork m o. ts - f-t .ylf Jrae
D4'ei Yea i1rk, lie . isy OF N1s-slse- l-'5
~ ls~saw+ J0HN COLLINS IT,, tdu'r
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COR BOSTON, via NEWPORr ,0a PAIY

Hun bVSIoN' via NbN POhl and FALL
i RIVER -The splendid and .nr.r-;or ,,e.-,e-s raw
STATE, Capt Nm brown. snd EMPIRE STATE Car.
6rusmiu bTsytcn, leave alternate days (Sundsv,
eepisJl trom Pier Ne s K. near the Bs,rery asp NJ
Eer fseght Apply on board o. 81 the oice os Fer No
Freight Boston Is forwarded through with -reat a..
patch 5v sn express frei sht train
TlSpALE BORDEN. No 20 .ad II Wes.S
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+ EECHES-A large lot of healthy LeecbeS
n for Snle low prices, By & PArUi;EL Co No -
PesyiEt.
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IN PURSUANCE Of an order Of the Snrro.

afe ~ he County NfE lqrt irrtv % ~
sn- havI the efa.e ~ DANIEL DOS EG As, Jay"
q The Cts % NJ lork d-casei pT~uf with vorh
hereo. % tle Sob ,llers, i- s,r, M -, 90
~ ~ ~ NV -k ef he ri day Of jun H.ytDad
New ok. the I'd dsy o. Dec-1eer KS.
JOHN MARA lv.
a.. lauCuf CHALFS NaONAN tA''l'o's-
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cfqal Notirse.

II PURSUANCE of an order OF Jesse C..
n ef,-. i.- ,--fo-e rf 'te CI-1r % h-.. 1teis h.-
y Evtn aco-c-s q ,v, a. r-car Alvns eas ssssi
lfNA> ~ Or. ATE o. ~ Coy oi B--S gn atcca-ei tai
sy e frTrue 10 fl th@ wh the vr1c7crs ihr' %
- ltst---. Geo u. ,tu-se 10 5lsn-- N g.,
Pear - r - Cyc Wv Yok he "a S4y u ASsas',
Isr' 90 Dated Jl--lry %. 1919
ALICE HYDE. tr.--..--,
r. avtHWP Cr,urr a ,fCDWELT ti''''''
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kRRANGENJENT-CAADEN

WINTER ARRANGEMENf-CAMDEN
w and AMBOY RAILROAD ftr PHILADELPHIA
From Pee No North River to1 Of Batter pls9e /" y
O'clock neon kv steamboat JOHN POT1Ek. Fare, lst
Class cars 81 81 class Sc Returning leave philadelphia
from icot OF Walnui-st at2P NJ Elisrsnt lne steam
heat ATLAS, ft-m Pier No l, 81 Il T. M. Fare 81 ~
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STEAMBOATS, ano Railroads.

LAIL RIVER LlNE.-On and after MON
DAY Jan - the rates Of isogh by the Fs River Line
VIII be advanced 10 - cents per leo lbs ordinary weight
goods, and 70 csna peI loot ordinary measurement
goods. Other freight advanced Ia proportion.
TlSDALE 4 BORDEN. Agents. Mes. 20 and II West-st
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SOUTHERN & NORTHERN

NE INDIANA RAILPOAD-On and after January !,
1gs3 until further notice Passenger Trans viii run between
CHICAGO Toll 10 AID Monroe daily, except Sundays Is fol-
lows. m, al,
CHICAGO fer Monroe and Toledo al 81 AN
Toledo for Chicago at 3 An
Monroe for Chicago at q AN 81,
mn Rod In cor junction with the Toledo and NCrwalk
rats shore Newly ork and Ere Buffalo and Albany, and
Hndsor River Railroad form osiy Railroad commCn
cstiou between Che go ard New-i crk City.
Alsn Railroad communication IL DOW opened between
Cbcaro and Columbus Cincinnati and Pittsburgh, wa Io4s
do and Nowak Road which interests the Md River a.
HaTl on and Dayton Reads at Bellevue, tine Mansfield
Rood OF onroeve ara the Cleveland Coua0us and Cln-
cinusti AID Pittsburgh Roads, u Cleveland.
JOS. MOORE, Superintendent.
NJ 50 ~. I. K n. Office. Adrian Dec n, 49, -
JOuN Z. POTTER. Agent. No. l09 Brood. 81 Ny.
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TuK MEDICAL JOrRNAl.s

RING. General Agent 10 tae uH-'ee safes -
Iss broo i~ey HeslOrk. -. r.. S,.,..
Sold % Druzgss Eex ally thrOuEAorl toe Ch,e1
IL .stut up n PIT tcrtleG via TIE wgTs -, - r.,
Inv rorsin- Cordial blow, IN the gas, ffce - - p
tie: two bcr,les. s.; i've bcit.es iof -, ahp 60
B.-lupoTtAni s-ylca accompanying ga" 49,
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nor ALBANY-Fare Si.-ALBANY and

u NEW-YoRk INLAND ROUTE RAILROAD-Two
tely express trains 9A NJ and a. p NJ connecting 81
Albany with central Line OF Railroads North ana est from
te~ Depot corner Of White Elm and Centre-sts where
ueh tickets can he procured and baggage checked for
Sehentetsdy INCA Syracuse Rochester ana Buffalo Pas.
sepseIs also rCeiScd al Boone and Bowery aud Sthst
Md thsv stations The above Trans win land passengers
Nroto fSs and nathan -Four Corners only Az other
will from City Hs station correr 81 rryonrow
ana G. ntie-st as heretofore.
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HUDSON RIVER RAnROAD-Wmter

D. Il Arrangement Trs5s lsave Chambers-st t4iy. scr
E1Tres. Tram Ga. " through in hours ecnoect'os
With Trans reaching Buffalo Montreal Al O'Clock ,A<
VIENNA a..
Mail Tram r. M-ThTo1sn Way Tram r NJ
EXPIRES 1ge.n SIP. M.-AccornBCdatl0D Tram p NJ .,
For TarrytoyI st2 p IL and an Evening Tran a. u
FOR Po'keepne At 1890 A N. and P. a-FOr Peekssia
Tie TaTTytovn, Peekkn and Pokeepie Trains stop ct
al Way Stations ~,-.-.. ,,.A
Ps,@ nsers taken a. Chambers C@1aL Christopher Ike
SUNDAY TRAINS from Caas+st- Al 80 A VI; 70, Foesh'
Leepse a.a at PM for Albany stogpng AZ all " y ga
go. GEO. STARK. Superintendent
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TO SAN FRANCISCO, via

III IbFIh WALL aud PANAMA, az gTcatIY f'luctI
rates no detention on the Is'hmus The and last
eide wheel steamship UNITED STATES, Q,50 tuaA)
Vim. C. Berry Commander, VIII leave New YORK Tor
AsTinwsll (Nayy BayD FRIDAY, Feb. 4, al ocio;k
T. NJ. precisely, from Pier No Nofth River connecting
With lie new and nag niceut sde wheel double engine
st.sulrnp COHTES. 1850 tuus. Thomas Copper
Commander which vii he in readiness at PA VA;
immediately fot SAN FRANCISCO The accommodations
and ventilation oi tie COtes all that can be desired
Her speed demolished the voyage between New-fort
and Panama snd While the Pacific COST unsurpassed
Every eIton will be made the part OF the line % m
sure comfort expedition and safety PASSENGERS will DO
andsd on the wharf At Aspuwal free taking the Panama
Rhiirosd srd ae cautioned Tickets for this Line are
sold only bt No 70 Broadway. - . - 90.
DAVIS, BROOKS h Co, General Agents
or JONES A. JOHNSON.
Mail Bag made NJ AZ the above Once, under the new
United States Postage Law for tue convenience oil tne
public.
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VxTNTER ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS LIV-


w FRPOOL and PHILADELPHIA STEAMSHIP
Co intend sailing the tayOrto steamships as follows
.,, IuNs
CITY OF MANCHESTER, , i25, Capt Robert Leitch.
CJTY or GLASGOW. ...1,6l0, Capt William Wyhe.
fKoM PHilADkLfHiA. -
CITY oF GLASGOW. .......... SATURDAY., Feb. 3 lRS
CITY or MANCHESTER ...... Thursday, Mar, 5, 1858
CITY OF GLASGOW Thursday, Mar 81 1905
rRoM LIVERPOOL. -
CITY OF MANCHESTER ..... "Wednesday Feb iSaS
CITY OF GLASGOW .....,,... W wednesday, Mar = 100
CITY or MANCHESTER .... Wednesday, Mar ~, leaS
RATES or PASSAGE
FROM PM ADkLPHiA. fRoM LNENPooL.
Saloon after SaterOoms SEQ Saloon after staiecoms sins
midship - - - m'daiP i is
forward - 40 - forward - 10 ~
Including Stewsrdsteos - .,,,..,,.u~
TIiiRD-CLASS PASSENGERS
limited number Of thr-cass passengers viii be tskes
om Pbede phs and Liverpool, and found in provisions
From PhiHdelphia so From Liverpool. % ganeas
Certificates OF paaso win be issued here TO parties wo
are DESTROYS OF bringing cut their friends at corresponding
rates nj,
taken subject 10 agreement
AneNporienced Surgeon viii he earned on each ship
Small lrnfs drawn at sight ON Ems land and Ireland
Tcr freight or passace apply 20
THOMAS RICHARDSON, No ii Exchange place, n. Y,
and No 9Walnutst, Philadelphia.
RICHARDSON, BROTHERS Co. Liverpool
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CANpS's HOARHOUND COUGH siKCP
So,lv u ~, A s-fig.tful AID ss-s rsraedy jof
Cough Hel-sen-s. Coa-uppaSn, &e- eSStcs'.. :. ~
ssa q S1ri.s NssE,c.h Dr1s >'s-s' Nc u 'al-l "
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CTEAM RETWEEN NEWYORK and

CTEAM BETWEEN NETWORK and
- GLASOOW.-rhc Glasgow and New-York Steamship
Cou1Buya powerful aew steamship GLASGOW, l,9j2
tuus ard 40 horse power Robert Crag Commander, VIII
sill from Newly Ork .or Glasgow On SATURDAY, 18th
Ma ch at II O'Clock, noon. -.
Eiti Cabin (Saloon State Roons). .".........S0
First Cabin (Midsiip State Rooms ............. %
TliiIn tItss. ~
Stewards fee included.
Apply 10 }. MCSfMON, NO. " Broadway
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%rFW-JFRsEy RAILROADS.&C. and aft

IN or the 27Lb Of December viii leave New orb
AZ O'Clock 4. NJ from foot Of Courtsn1lcst aIrrhg
IN Pbadelpbis " noon at The kensIns'on So ths
Train which viii also through an ,ur hours Through
Tckes for Baltimore Washington, Norfolk and CharestoD
sod by both lines Tickets sid passenger for way STA
tons In New.Jefsey iB the VI tam ony a. reduced
prces The Trenton Accommodation Tram wlIl, on ana
after the 9Th December leave Trenton at A. arriving
~ SswYork AZ II noon returning from Nev-York g,
p Nj bv Which passengers will also b. earned At reeuced
prices relieving the 81 NJ Phadeph'a tram OF way pas
sen.srs Tbsse arraneepents viii certain the
.orp.rticn of the Nails ~ through passengers with the
ontipuous train leaving Philadelphia AZ and lot VI
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1853-02-02
CONGRATULATIONS
CUMBERLAND Co., Jan. 20, 1858.

CUMBERLAND Co., Jan. ~, 1000.
It's with feelings of the deepest melan-
ancholv that | record the facts connected
with the death of William Jarman, a young
man who lived in the western part OF this
county, leaving a wife and three young chill
drcn. He was in indigent circumstances and
of intemperate habits. One night. about two
months ago, while in a state Of intoxication,
he went out hunting, carrying a light-wood
torch and accompanied only by his dog. AT
ter walking about q half mile from home he
made q fire in the woods, lay down. by it and
soon fell asleep, little dreaming Of the horri-
BILE fate that awaited him. From that sleep
he awokc in mortal agony, finding himself in
the midst ofthe d~ovouring flames, from which
he struggled out, with his breast, arms and
face badly burned, and almost blind from
the effects of the fire upon his eyes. With
difficulty he gro ped his way home, took his
he'd. where he remained in a helpless condi-
ton, suffering the most excruciatlng pain, for
about two months, when death came to his
relief-and thus ended the sad career of this
young man.
The gu ,stion arises, what were the causes
which led this man into Incorporate habits:
foundations were numerous around him.. His
father lived near by and kept a Grog-shop-
where he dealt out the accursed, man killing
widow making poison to his unfortunate
neighbors who frequented it. And there
were other shops of tho same character in the
ueighborhood also. Who is to blame for the
death Of this man ? Let those who gave him
the fatal liquor answer. Is there no remedy
for the evils of in%temperance +? Must the by.
dra-helded monster still stalk abroad, slay.
ing his thousands and tens of thousands, and
no efforts be made to stay his progress ? viii
not the goodFpeople of the old North Stat,
think seriously over this matter, and lend
helping hand to the moral revolution alread
so nobly commenced by the Sons of Temper
ance May God hasten the time when ou
happy country will be free from the stains q
black intomperance.
Yours in L. p. & f. J.. P. NJ.