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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-01-13
SOUTHERN & NORTHERN
menitQl.
DOCTOR VAN HAMBERT's GERMAN

DOCTOR VAN HAMBERT's GERMAN
DFEMALE RENOVATlEG PlLLS-Both in the fe-
male iIfrmhry and in private practice Doctor an iainpef
of Germany has used these pills with unparalleled su;cess
For dse peculiar TO fenss they can be relied on as
certain speedy and uufang remedy They have been IN
about twelve this csuDtry and have the
approval Of Of the most physicians IN TINS
10 compare with these pills in the treatment Of females and
Il much say that their has been more than
eous 70 the combined effects Of all other remedies Those
WI have used hem know what invaluable legacy Doctor
Van lambert has left The world By their females may
rely upon obtaining speedy whereby health Is res ored
and the pale and deahy countenance gives place TO the
ro6eate hues of health.
n B-Purchase unless they have the certificate Of
copyright the wrappers ind the written signatures OF
II C. VAN HAMBERT, Md on the duty stamp around
each box, and r. NJ GUloN,
no. IL Enwery. corner Grand-st Price 81 per box
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List ofPafenta
fs.Yed from 1Ls Unhed So,es Pa,<st Ofee for q
ending January IL, 1859


ending JaS.ayv IL, 1883
Ec,reiulJ prepared ioc he TrbaseJ
Thomas Baylis and Dsnel WILLIAMS Of Tec1mseh Mich
for ImpEoyemeut Rzkes 20 hsryesters Dated jan H.
lass
Mathew Chaplin, OF EewYork, N. Y, for improvement
IN athe, for tuning interior aud exterior sEtsces Dated
jan IL, 1858. ~,
poror. Csls for Gslyanc Batteries Dated Jan H. 1883
ripcipey Frost of Springfield VT for Improvement In
s.yfI- Ess,eu;ngs Dated Jzn III, 1883.
ANN NJ George Of NaAhns W, for Improvements in
mo-. on operating Circular saws Dated Jan. H. 1855
loan 4 GiIhland Of Brooklyn, MY, for Improvement
IN FIre Polishing Glass Dat<d Jan II, 1855
Peter p r. Hayden, 81 Se--fort, MY. foS Improve
uent 10 Buckles Dated Jaa. IL. 1855.
sileA Hedges Of Lsncas.er Ohio, for Improvement IL
NsnuIe sprea1er Dated Jan. II, lass
VIM. Mum. OF Phlsdelphis, Penn for improvement IN
manufacturing Copying Paper Dated Jan H. 1855 Ante
9Atsd July II, 1884
Andrew Mayer Of Philadelphia Penn, for Improvement
Z Screw Cutting Dies Dated Jan. IL, 1859
Richard Monrsonaery, Of New York, NY for Improved
method Of connecting The sheets Of Shut Fine and Water
SPACE Steam Boilers Dated Jan. II. 1855
Dan. PsAse Jr Of Floyd NY for improvements in Smut
Machines Dated J.n II, 1883.
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EeqaI Notices.
I'm PURSUANCE Of an order of the Snrro

the County Of New YORK. Will 10 be sold At pub
auction the NerChaus Exchange the City q New iork
twenty day Of Jsauay the 1885, Al twelve
oco,k NOON the follow described Real Estate OF Bradley
Goodman deccued or the payment BIS debts AT that cera
i parcel situate and bng in the ?h wlfd OF the
Cry York the southry de O. s6,h siher with the
tuduss thereon whh ssd lot bounded aud follows
Commencing hundred and twenty-five feet east roG the
forming south clstry Of g. ater.eon o. 18th Il and
81 av containing twenty feet tgenyfv feet and
the hundred ami feet i've and half
nks the And hundred and fy four feet and
hal inch the westerly line The sad
property small frame dwelling house Ten cent Of
ths puf,sse viii b. required pad he se, and the
uher deed ready for delivery York Deesnbsf
q lss2. GABRIEL VAN COTr
w. w.. Proc
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COURT-Francis B. wAllsse

- sEznst SaHucl ICarrJ-To TIE DEFENUANIF ~ -.
hereby summoned Ea required ,ns--r re 1, -
c0usfy Of Ss- rck. ne City Hal sal CITY tsa = -
syy Al your sas~es 10 the sad ocnyssai % tse -,
cav, Ma 81 Nalst the CIy o Nes fof.i -
dsys afry the scrN<e Of tbs -zmrons % foa et
Of snoh service s,d yoz la answer TIC ssd 80
tie aocss tie ,..tS tbs acoE 81 axe
ior the Of h1aer-e and ely douas
trsf esy JaECsry, tbo4ssnt rsst sGa1.-a
s-1ss u. eus.s Of tbs ,etc. p.,ea D---nber ~ se~
ID. C. RIS6LASD. Psrrfs AuoerA
ne Compact n h1s hl>d n tne e1c-
,Sr CITY as4 coau;y S-v the Cy Hal s.d ae
as nss-n ~ c RHGIAyp, PilsSs's ArSrsey
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NEw,JERsEY RAILROADS.&C. and AFT

IN er the 9Th Of December train viii leave New-Yck
o. O'clock A. NJ from foot Of Courtand:,ss arriving
IN PhsSelphis at u noon at the Kenaugton Station Tais
Lue viii be Relief Express Train 10 the A. ~ Exprss
Tram which will also through IN -four hoafs rarousa
Tickets for Baltimore Washington, Norfolk and ChAriessn
sod by both lines Tickets sold passengers TOR way sta
ecns In New,Jesey in tho A. NJ train only O. reduced
prces The Trenton Accommodation Train Will on and
sfex the zTth December leave Trenton at arriving
"a New-York at u noon, returning from New fok
NJ By which passengers will also be earned at reduced
prices relieving the 81 NJ Philadelphia ain Of way pas
tsnssIs These arsnscnents win mako more certain tho
Connection Of the Mails ard through PASSENGERS with the
septnuous tram leaving PhIseelphis 81 and le T. ~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-01-13

" We learn from The Southern Recorder
that nan ealing himself by the Of George w. Jones
of Columbia County, protesting 10 be q negro trader,
was arrested By William Se4rcy and Thomas Jsnkina,
last, near Monticello, Jssper County, Friday night
others claimed BY himself One Of the latter esrsped at
the time Of the Jones has been lodged in the Coun'
" jail, and the seven neoe yet unclaimed Five Of the
nerroes-three men and women-ssy they belong to
Pierce Bailey, Of Warren, living near Double We1 An
otheT % NJ Xcrrser. u HAyrls County,
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SUPREME COCRT-Benjamin Chamber.

~ az. staeT y CSke zad W dn GalAher al ~
Lynte H-yry HABIT and fLshsIa HklEh Sun noe
HAIGHT aa4 Yoa her-y --Ei1AAci
@ s.s~er re co1tt-i s EtOa sutn -Te a7J -. -
- kaacotivt--. Carara1OEs Coury We. fn't
isy ,crtAe h-r-L exclusive o. ne tu o. ssh
aat TIRE seseIl2Afs fs the courislsi a.
r21td- vi 20 the Court os the r-e1 dcrensSe
oorpszrt Ahd y0u VII ale nJe hattie co- -
s.y o. Nevrnl-r lsss A G. RICE PLa-tG ArorsJ
4e3issSeT
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pEGULAR MAIL LINE, via Stoningtcn,

IA for BOSTON, PROVIDENCE, NEW-BEDEORD
and TAUETONe-The steamers MASSACHUSETTS, and
COMMODORE Of this line now regularly as hereto
FIRE Alternately leaving Pier No North River trst wai
above Batteryplscc, daily Sundays excepted az r. m
tdd stoningtUn ct o'clock r d. or Oh srIl'a oi e h'
shin which leaves Boston at 7 NJ. nv,
The COMMODORE from New YofI-monday WEI
nesdsy and Friday. From stoninstsn-i"es"ay ihu''AS
and Saturday. .., - n.,.. r. u.,ro.,.
pSr fresb or passage, apply the Office, No 10 Battery.
. hoaId the hoata
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-01-13


THE WONDERFUL VEGETABLE PRODUCTION
Of which this medicine is composed has engaged the medi
cal Swans OF London Pans and the chief cities Of Europe
ts virtue has been tested and proclaimed by the highest
names in the Faculty Of those ces and Testimonials have
been presented 20 its dcoverer by the Academies OF ed
cine of London, Edinburgh Paris Berlin and Vienna Dur
ing soioum in Arabia Pctrea Professor Morse afflicted
with fever brought on by intense excitement and
uprudent exertlons torrld OF the winch
defod his knowledge OF curative means and for sone
time threatened fatal tefDnann. Shek OF OF the
native rb6s at length induced h 20 take medicine pre-
pared from the roots Of herbs to mountainous
region Of the country which in few days not only restored
him vigorous heeth but renewed the strength of his
! stituon in marvellous degree
THIS HERB
IL the principal ingredients used making this COR
DIAL IL is obtained by the Proprietor
the only nfabe remedy yet discovered for Nervous Head
and Mind npants IL is the mental physc long sought
and before found the only natural that
administer TO mind diseased" Ia Of Neuralgia,
Headache Vertigo. pain In the of the face and the
various train OF Nervous Affections it will produce in
astonishing short period OF tunes and will also
Seeplesness, Dislike Of Society, ncapacy for Study
Business Loss OF Memory, Confusion, Giddnes Blood to
the Head Melancholy Mental Debility Hystera, indecis
ion WretchedneRs Thoughts of Self Destruction Fear Of
INSANITY &C IL will increase and restore the appetite
enghen the eseiated, the health Of those who
have destroyed it. induce continued cheeuness and equan
unity Of spirits, ard proong hie.
Persons OF pale complexion on consunptve habnae re-
stored by the of bottle two 70 BLOOM and vlGoR,
changing the skin from pale yellow cky color 10 beau
We sssare the reader that the utmost reliance be
placed ia this Cordial in the OF the aades mentioned
shove and also Of those winch follows yz; Loss OF Muscu
lar Energy General Prostitution ln1tabby, and all Ner
yous Aaeetons Indigestion Slugeshne. Of the Liver &c
TESTIMONIALS.
No Newspaper would hold the many certificates and test
monies Of gratitude the Proprietor were we al liberty TO
Below is few ofthe many thousand Certificates received
being at liberty 10 publish them.
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IN PURSUANCE er An order of the surrO-

n rs'e r. he Co-u'y york h--chy sEca . az
TrTscu- h-vlr claws CHARLES FEkLD!FG lie o. -
tiy 20 A'N ioft. COZ kEisssr tess - rfs1, n ~
vrfte-s rrcof % iEr tis C1 Racrv fts'D
TO bAt HEtlS. 49, g. dc - n thc ~ s" -
lo.t n or iece DE ,th c NFth II ~ Da-d NtN
lrfk tfe if-h ity Il ge-s--l--- Ists
y lEw64aTh HARsAREr yielding A5nrzisrat7i
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NOTICE Of Observation-Disclosures is

bereny evoa that the poce-is Of the AZ q hs Real h-
PETER 4 HORN. kie Oi n. Cly Yes on, l.cea-a
iate ary md. uBdeT The Surrogate o. tAe Coe
o. Ne~ iot. rI - distributed isEo w AZ the S-frss-
OAce the Cry u New lot the day frs-u.J ser a.
ten ocock u ta- day ~sen ., ?-r-on. as's
demands sad ~ presesi them 70 si snro
tste, vith thv.f roois VOC her
dlSEw A W. BRADfOkDs s1rrosar
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-01-13

i vINEss COMPOUND PITCH LozENGE.-Ths
great remedy Is al last discovered Consumption can %
crred Asthma will soon be Is the thing, that and
Coughs and Colds the parents Of that feb dsesee that 30
often hrne the homes OF land vanish - II By
magic before this sovereign remedy. -
This that which has long been sought for snc IN
bull faith offered the public certain care for Coughs
and viii any where lrns sufficient are cff 70 sns-
tam hfe check the ulcerson and raise the patient
health. Price . cents per box.
c. H. RING, sole Agent No. ls2 Broadway, N. Y.
Seld BY GEO. p. MINI, Nc. 2l5 FslecD<, BTsoblyA
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op SHREWSBURY, HIGHLAND DOCK

OCEAN HOUSE nong Braneh,l PORT WASH ASH
-.,,TOE, MOUNTS DOCK, BROWNS DOCh7 !hlo-
2e,ewn1 and RED BANK-Tbe new and splendl1 sI ,
a.s w.Hsven Pier, Peek+p, East River, as follow:
rRox sEw-yORK. 80 sRoN sbks"ss.H'
tsstsrday Jan. ], II a. NJ MONDAY, Jan; D Iz "
Tuesday, jan P ". Wednesday Jen q n M
Thursday Jan. G, 2P. NJ. Friday Jan. q y ."
Ge.Urday Jan. 8, @ a. ~. MONDAY, Jan ~ ~ y
fpssday, Jan. II, 8! A. ". "Wednesday; jan IL -"
Tapndsy, Jan. 49, IA VI. Thursday, Jan 10 w A. "a
The stages for Squsnn viii run IN connection WITH ooat
eaees 10 convey passengers 70 al parts Of the country ~
peons forbid trusting the shove best 90 the account OF
Ne
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Gteamboats and RAILROADS..

nrFW.JERSEY RAILROAD.-NEW-
n WORK and PHILADELPHIA, direet-U s. MAIL
SxppCss LTNTS-Throueh In q hO1rs-Ne~ -JeTssy
R.,lrosd Wa Jersey City leaving few,fors a 2 and
a NJ ard 81 p. ~. from foo. Of COurtLandt-st Leave
1AilaSepha Isrne hours foot OF Wanutt Fare rsonceo
4, ~ if first G sss and g. 81 for second class ,,,
SALTlNORE, WASHINGTON aud CiARLEsIo.Ns
rsueh tickets sod in the above Ines and through
s-rred In Inc 81 p lines rom NesYork with throuzn
CnSucors Passengers with bssase cross he eny y rn'
it, lefore the tysips leave.
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NEW ROUTE.-BUFFALe and NEW

IN YORK CITY NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. OF hls DIX
Foot Track 10 Bufalo-Ths road extending from Buffalo
to Hces,le the New York and Ere Railroad is now
completed ia full operation forming connection with
that road the shores cheapest and most direct route be-
tween New-York City and Buffalo IL Is OF tho sixfoot
gusge and built in the most substantial msnner and the
greater portion oft having been operation months
10 entirely free from the roughnesS usual new roads
Fare from Newly ork 90 Rsifslo.. ...........SI 50
Through tickets ard baggage checks be procured az
The Depot OF the NswYork aud Enc Railroad foot OF
Duane-st, N. Y, .
The times for leaving New York be learned by refer
erce 10 the advertisements of the Newly aud Enc R,
road The trains will leave HoaelsNle for Buffalo on the
arrival Of the Erie Railroad tfsinsButalo, Nov ~ S2
j @ HOYT, supt. Buffalo and n. Y. City RR.
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CPAsMsn the STOMACH, FLATULENCY,

- md INDIGESTION CURED BY HoLLowAYs
PlLLS-E1;Isst Of letter fror Mr. DAwood, Of Good
wood near Sy6ney New South Wales. da.ed sept IL 1850
ITO Prot. Holloway, sir-Hsving had an experimental
kpowedse Of the good eect Pronced BY your valuable
Pi4 consider Il NY duty to make Il known that two
yes ago my daughter then sixteen yeas old has suIrted
fr long time with cramps tie stomach hStulency snd
indis eson tined yArious rerers without benefit oui
few do~s Of your wonderful Pills have restored her
perfect heslth and SIC entirely free om any symptoms
OF her former complaint"
sod by all vendes OF medicines in the United States IN
pots and boxes ST. ccnis s7s and 81 81 each and
wholesale by the Jrncpa drug HOUSES in the United Sst
and BY Messrs A. B. Il ID. SANDS, Newle.k. and by the
nrop.,etor No IA Stand. London.
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IN otbe o. the rel JOHN SMITH ate ms
CITY New dcc-d ieiy made uBcer the order o. ne SUI
o. The Couaiy Sr~ ro by Jeremiah 1oe - =
b. sgrroSa,e sccordng ;o~ az the svr<s'e c
Guy o. Ee~ York the urth DAY OF JHzaAfy
ooot ofcrcos rsH dzy.Ds,ss tbs 81 gay De
e.mles lss Tt96.I A W BRADFORD, ssrrosatc.
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IN PURSUANCE Of an order of the Surro

re The Couuv o. New York hereby 70 AZ pr
ksvt carns JANE MITCHELL ate o. the City o.
New Yst, single de - Treai tie ssae' rfh 'oo
the -usscrcf D. oe y, L. Sout ne ~
uTt, tesore TIE -vsafh day q May seHt-Def
o-k. The third iay Of NgSenl1-r ls52
u4 iavGnIhs JOHN II. SFDtitLD, E,eu'H
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CANANDAIGUA & ELMIRA RAILROAD

O-wINTER ARRANGEMENT-On and after Mon
ssy Dec 20 and until further notice. trains leave Elmra
Cor Cepsndaigua, as follows:
Mail Train at A. NJ. on arrival Of Night Express
Train from New-York connecting at Canandaigua with
trains on the Albany aud Buffalo Road for Rochester But
fnlo and Niagara Falls
Day Express AZ 10 PM, arrival OF Day Express
nom New-York The time OF leaving New-fork may be
.eep by reference 10 the of the New ork and
Erie Railroad WILLIAM q. LAPHAM, Supt.
Eev-Yorb Dec. 10, 1852.
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TN PURSUANCE of an order of the Surro

~ the cory o. Ne~ iort noce y. hereby fyen N al
p-r-ns ha,us the Of GEORGE " STOUT,
ie Of the City Of New iok dceased 10 present The zane 's
the subscriber place Of banrss No st
Rroadway before the seEd day
March aextDa.ei New lors the ara iay S-pebsf M
STOUT M
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IN PURSUANCE of an oraer of the surro.

Il Ct he County Kewiofk hereby 10 al
pcns HAVING elaine srsnst ANDREW MCLEAN e o. The -
manufacturer, eecesed, t. Tire with
suhscer The Office Of John aCh
Pa E.,ssHs the city Of NeS fork 6-nr- the
. dsy OF February Det-Htted Neg York @ Of Al.
,usi ie52 MARY MCLEAN, Administrator.
.via Law mi
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.1nAyY-wINrER ARRANGE


/ KFET-Thrce Daily Lines Fare, 81 70 TIE rAin'
ssv, Ciy Fan stanon corner Try0n-row and Cenfre''
ssiIy (sIrdsys exeeptes ss toiiows: -. :. n
Isl Tan, at 80 A Il Mai Tram stopping al
aS TrssatsA Albany Errrss. Tr7in stopplns s,
Crctob Fss Dover Plans tisdsie and Cs..s - -
CerFsry arriving 30 r. IL in time 70 connect WIKI ~
Trsp from Albany West ..,., =.
81 Tam. SIS p NJ Albany Express Tam soppins q
60 VI. noveT Plsn. Miiertou, Hilisdeie ana
Cbathsr -Four Corrers arriving Is p D., connecuHs .
Albany with Express Tran for B1iis.o " Express
Psnrnine VII leave East Albany ath A. y. ~ tfsT
Train arriving in New-York r. NJ ZIP - a Jln
Trim making al stops and ~ Its ssDdIn,sndent.
n New-Yorkel5P. NJ A. sLoAI oDPs'"''' -'''
CREATNORTHERN RAILROAD-NEW',
UYORK 70 VERMONT and AN rs s1's
the To B.Ilow~ Falis Rat and Burlington
Vird,or white River Junction, Wells kver ca ~ ND,ras
bury Adams Rouses Pont tn. cave as
and y PM IN connection WITH tcs = ~, sys-v dav
Fgh BY New Haven steamer ron 20 Burlington 81
JoIn,brr. OedeIsbargh Montreal and 1u '@e
town, The Compaue, forming the New Haven h.pe are
determined to make it the mot p HYDE,
winter route to V1 Earo.d "a As en No. IL cah Ny
NAMDEN and AMBOY RAILROAD fox
" PHILADELPHIA, from Per No. North River, Tot
of Battery Two zines daily Morning Line a. n 81,
By steamboat JOSEPH BELKXAP n PR s AsT9oSp
Fare, lst class cars s.; ID class cars kefnrnina
leave Philadelphia from foot Of Wanust a. ~ a W. sno
PPM. Eulgf2nt Line BY sfearncchs eAD<'~t 'N- ~
No. /. st4P.M Fare 81 80.
MICHIGAN SOUTHERN & NORTHERN
WI INDIANA RAILBOAD-on and atter January !,
1esq rntI frbr Passenger Trains Will run between
Cbcseo Toledo and Monroe daily excep. Sundays as io!-
lows: ,r,,.o1.Ir
Chicsso for Monroe end Toledo at "a AN
Toledo for Cheego stS AN
Monroe foI Chicago At " An ALL, u.rI
n. Bo,d IN conjunction with the Toledo and SorwaIs
te shore Newi ork and Ere, Buffalo and Albany, ana
5son River Railroads form the only Railroad commune
cation between Chic and New-f ork City. 10000.
Aleo a Railroad communication Is now opened oetween
C5iesro aTd Colurntus Cincinnati and PITTSBURGH wa Ioe,
do and Norwak Road which inteects the Mad RIVER and
Hsmon and Dayton Roads at Bellevue tne hens r
Road at Monroeve and the Cleveland Coun'ous ana On
enssfi' and P&sburgb Roads AZ Cleveland. ,...
''-N~'' JOS. II MOORE, Superintendent.
MsANJR r Office Adrian, Dec y. lG3l
JOHN +. PORTER, Agent, No 100 Broadst NJ
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IN PURSUANCE Of an order of the Surro-

Of Cnrniy Ser-York, HEREBY IN all
p-rn@ hnviax ca WILLIAM CHARDAVOfNE, ate o.
deceised the With vouchers
thereof .ub-ces- ter O- No ia Cherry ts-
City Ns~ lck b-ofe tie 2Ia day Of FeoruAy nit
Dated, New TOk the I'M dsy 81 Arru-i, isrc.
THOMAS {. CT AKDAyOfNk. lr..-,,or-
.alY IawdmINs GEORGE VI CHARn AYOiNE.l ~
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IN PURSUANCE of an order ofthe Surrogate

ofte Corriy n hereby al pr.ons
bs.ns ms as,n MARTIN SILBER late Il the City Of Ns~
Yo decreased the with voucher thereof
rcsdencc. No l0j Aen the CITY II
New Yok before the heh day % April nsitD4ed New
York. the 9Th day u October. lsSl
OF lav6mThs WILLIAM r. sIfBER. A8rinis;ra;or
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Uater Cure.

HYDROPATHIC and HYGIENE INSTI.
TI1TF. No Is Laight-st Special department for ie-
male diseases X. T. TRAIL, N. D., Proprietor.
DR. j. L. HOSF0RD. Assistant
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vT,oLEDO. NORWALK and CLEVELAND

Il RAlLROAD-Open for passengers b"tween Toledo
and Monruee. Trains leave daily (except Sundays
follows Leave Toledo al NJ; lesve MOnrcevlle at p
p. M farming continuous lire of railway, via Cleveland
and Shelly, between New-Nork, Boston and Chicago.
TIE direct line tror Cleveland Monroeve, viii be
open about Jsn 20Ohee Toledo Norwalk and Cleveland
K. H., Norwak, o, Jan, 1855.
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IN PURSUANCE of an order of the Surro

rate the New York hereby 70 al
person. HAVING CHARLES y VAN AULss te Of
Of Ne~ Yok deceased 10 the with voucher.
Thereof 10 the subscrbef he reNdence No ~ West 3d
the Cry Yo before the lat day Of February next
Dated New YORK The ssjh day Of Jely, 1852.
iyoa lawtmIhf WILLIAM c. VAN AULys, Adnaa.traor.
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CANDSs HOARHOUND COUGH SYRUP
THE WONDER of the wORLD!-DE

~ Only IA cers. delightful ana sure remedy Tor
Corgh HosT~ness, Consumption, kc- Wholesale and ke-
tail Sands's Mammoth Drug Stsre, No II Jane-st
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HUDSON RIVER RAILRoAD.-wmtc

y Arrangement Trans lesve ChanbsSs-st daily, for
Albany and Troy
Express Train GA, NJ. through ia 4 hours connecting
with Trans reaching Buao Measrcsl =; O'Clock
evening
Mail Train A. Ntzhugh, Way Train P. NJ.
Expires Tain Z. M.-kcoomnssaaten rran6 p n.
For Tsuytown at ? M and an Evening Train al II
O'clock.
kol Pokeersie 1t 1889 A. NJ and Up M.-Foy Peekskiil
gtSSQP.M.
al Way StAtcaA
Passengers taken q, Chamber, Cana, Christopher 18th
and Sist-sts
SUNDAY TRAINS from Cenal-st. at $50 NJ for Pvuzh-
keePse and al SPIN fcg Albany stopping AK Way Sta
aona GEO. STARK, Superintendent
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IN PURSUANCE of an order of Jesse C.

Smith Esd surosae Of the County KnEs notice her-sy
ven eccOdBs ~ al persons lavns clam, ,ssIa JOHN
CLARK late u the CITY 81 Bookyn. d-ce1sed that tsey
o. With the voucher, thereof the sub
s-r John Dkemn. al his oce the City Of Btooalys
b-ssr 18Th d4y July neI--Dsi,i Junnsry s. S5J
WILLIAM CLARK, },d,n,,r.,or.
as JOHN pikEMAS,
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TV'HE n Y. CITY WATER CURE, No. Isl
i l2th.st, cor University-p. Ample accommodations
Tor petients and boarders o. II. WELLINGTON, MD.
" GEO. H. TAYLOR, MD.
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NIEW.YORK and NEW.HAVEN RAIL

AEW-1Ohh ana NEW -nhN T4N hAik-
lNROAD-WiSryN December Is 1852.
Trains out Of New york-Accommodsnon and Special
Of ard III A. NJ, and 7. NJ through TO New-Hayen.
Atsle A. M. and u T. NJ, for Port Chester.
The III A. In connection with tram nom New
Haven Hartford and Springfield and with train over me
oana Road. .
FxrRSss TRAINS al NJ snd 50 Z, NJ for New Haven,
Hartford Springfield, Worcester and Boston, Connecticut
River and Vermont Railroads The AN train connects at
EewIiayen with train of the New London Road to New
London Norwich, Stonington aud Providence. The $50
r NJ to New London only.
The 8 A NJ, stops at Stamford and Bridgeport cor.
Meeting with Housatonio aud Nuugatuck Railroads Of
BRIDGEPORT The 81 p NJ stops al Stamford Norwak and
Bridgeport connecting with p@nhury Railroad AZ Norwak,
ard with snd Nsugatuck Railroads.&c. Bridgeport
Trains into Newly orkAccemmodation and Speciai-et
g. and IS A H. and y. M, through from Now Haven.
AT 81 A. NJ ana S.45 r. NJ, from Pom Chester.
The b35 A. NJ receive, passengers from Springfield and
Hartford New London and Canal Railroads AZ New Haven
The NJ passengers from Hartford aud Spring
fel6 aid Northern Railroads.
Exrarss TRAINS leave New.Hs on arrival OF trains
hom Roson az IA and $50 2. NJ, (sopping at bridgeport
korwak and Stamford y leaving Boston az a. and
SPIN Trains of the New London Road run IN conneo-
Con. - a. a, =,
See large bill of advertisement At DE stson House and
psincipal hotels. GEO. w WHISTLER, Jr, Sup't
New Haven December, 1885.