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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-11-12

CUPREME COUkT.-In the matter N tie ap-
~ n cation Of the MayJr A.1eTu-n sid CsrnonLty q
Civ o. New York ivs 20 the opening ana lAyttg u'
Publ Place between Sch ana t6iAt aud tie 5ts and Jlvs.
II Cite New York-Not.c Is HEREBY gwen TIA. the costs,
chaIses and incurred q the proceedings Va
the above ued mater b. taxed BE- the Clerk Of ne
Surren Coar =, Office IN ihs CRY uk Of he Cry Of New
York N FhIDAY Stts Jay Novs -3sr 4 lSo. a.
10 ocA 4. h.-NeS York Nov. 70, lSSh
VI. UL>hOFFFER,
WILLIAM EsNT,
2. BRADISH
WARRET BRADY
JEREMIAH 1OWLE,
NIP .J CsrlIl!ssiy-ess
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-11-12

NEW-IORK AND NEW-HANEN LAlL1-
~ ROAD-NINTER ARRANGEMENT Nov. 5. 1885
B,ioseport-7 N, C;x.J 1850, $40 "a . ana ExJ 4
(ExJ 1880 P NJ For MloIo, sttsrord fsiFasd Southport
ard Westport-7 A m 1850 $3.50, 4SoP NJ For Nor~skI
Fer Dsen and Greenwieh-7 NJ; 1850; $50 Tx sld
Ac) 4:SOI5:l5 P NJ For ssInflrd7 A. NJ lex - So
SO (Ex), 4:2o, s:l5 r 81. For Port Chester ard New.
RYE and luerxesise Stshons7 IA. NJ 1870, 1850, DIP
CoxNEcrIsc TRANs-For Boston--s A. NJ, Tex , p ~
tFxJ For Couuecticut River Railroad aonIesl-S ",
ON Tor Canal Rsnro4d-8A NJ. lEx y 1850 p NJ. for
New,London Rsilroad-s A. M 4P G9t ii us'to9c r,
rosd-8 A. NJ. For Naugsruck R4iIOid-S 4. u 9:@O T. NJ
For psuhufy and Norwsk Rairosd-7 A. NJ; 4P. ".
NEW o. K-FTom New -hsveD-o:1N, Z, e'S'
NJ; 1855. OK $50 8:25 p. N ok From hridsep r.
$40 80 lC:l8A.m <:S2 tEN 5:ll, s:O2P thA F5om
Ncrwak-6. 6i4, S:l5, 1857 A. NJ 1885, ttNl 5i2 g;R
PM ~ Frcrn Port Chester $50, go = . 80, -
A. NJ; i:iO, e:H F. NJ. JAMES d. HOYT, suPL
NETWORK AND ERIE RNLROAD-On
ana AFTER " EDNESDA Sept. 10, 1875 and lnt iuaeE
rou,e Passenger Trans vii leave pier i-'' OF pAnerr
pCNKIRK EXPRESS AZ $50 A. NJ fot Dankrs.
RTFFALO EXPRESS ~ $3.50 A. NJ. for Buffalo.
NAIL A. NJ fer DuukIS aad Buta0 ana !nsrne lstc
S.suoDs Passengers BY this tram Vii remain over asa ~
Ovgesn and proceed the next moTnina.
ROCk AAND PASSENGER o. 2. NJ, t'scm loot OF o. A4
bersst via PiefrnOD for Suaerus and intermediate Tau
WAY PASSENGER at I. ". for SesbuTsb and CtSvAle
MIGHT EXPREss st % P NJ for Dunkirt sad 6usslO.
EN1GRANT At T. n. for Dunkhk sni suHso and inter
Or SUNDAY one YXFRESS TRAIN Al $3.50 P. N
These Fxrres Tns at EITs With the tm<s snd
ssssrs Fails Railroad or y - Is a. Bzhso And ~
tk wish the Lake Shore R.rosd 70, Clsysa nd Cinons
Toledo Detroit Oh csgl, and with hrd-o.sss spendd
steamers !e. al ports on Lake Ere
d. C. hcCALLUM, General supesptsndent
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-11-12

IN PURSUANCE Of an order of the Surrogate
Of the County q NeYork notice Is here sven 20 81
penons having claims against CssNt COS kLLo ate -
the CITY OF New York deceased present the with
vouo er thereof the subscriber his No SO Pess
street. II the CITY OF Newly or besr4 ne twelfth y OF
Decerr ne1i-Dsfed New ork the ninth day Of June 100
jell law6IAh RIC EAHD AAlsSh E1ecu-9i'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-11-12
b 100 WILL be paid il Dr. TOBIAS's We

- lOO NETlAN LINl@ENT does not cure Dysentsry,
Crcup Cole Headache Toothsohe Chronic RhsunatiErn
Coughs Cuts Burns Swe nss and pains Of al kinds qucse
any remedy has been before the public eight
End never failed celebrated Physicians In the United
States rec SOLD by Druggists where. DE-
POT No 50 CourtApdf-r Price . aod 50 cents.
Dr. TOBIAsS ce.ebrated II JRSE LINlMEEr is also for
sse in pint bottles Ct % cents which cannot be seA.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-11-12
CUpREME COURT-JANES THOM AGAINST

SUPREME COURT-JANES THOM agaIast
- STIPnEN H. D. MOTT. To stephen ID. Not; foa
ar ber b Gm0ned aod qrred q answer he coue ant "a
s acton which de- Led in toe Once OF the eTk y
lie CIV t eucfs NeNi IN the CJ Han IN the sna
CIV % copy Of 70 sad comp OF on
The .bCs.bots theI ole- 10 rs 70 ~ n "a u ,
xbi1 we " dsy. sfe III service Ct tbi.
e,e.ye cav such service sud sou "a aasser he
il crmpsin within tue time Afore'sd tie parti u. ths
Zoo wi take uosu en against the q uine huadei
and dollar Tzty tvs cents with nters r'H
-. ~ d.v n S-t-mbe- thousand hundred -
INV I'VE on eeos ID. this actiu ri Ns"
York S.rtsr Der -, 1853 L. W. @ = CHESTER,
or lAw6wsls Plaintiff At0rnsyG
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Nl -Ptayei,rs for CHlCAGO,Sr. LOUIS, kANSAS and
al pon We. and south est % rhIoaSh Tickets,
and y. inf III alton concerning go-tes fare, SC. either BY ne
kSW.vORK AND tRtE Raj ROAD. or NL"-HOEk
CENTRAL RAILROAD. o. apo;at on at the CompAnss OF
joan +. PORTER General Aseut
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-11-12
NrTw-YORK AND ERIE RMLROAD.-Or
DEvNsYLvANIA RAILROAD THE GREAT

bENNS1LN ANA hAlLhOAD.-ln b OIabal
CENTRAL ROUTE. oOnueefirg the Atlantic cities with
West ~ Northwestern and Southwestern staie' by en-
tuors Rasa direct The Road hso conncc a. II IsouIsh
With dsiy Of ell peys IN ihe " % ern h'e
eye.ud end Ssndussy with S'eaners 10 al pors On
Ncrtbw Lake. a he most iiTso cue Apes az
tlab. route bV which FIRE GIT Be fog~Scsd 70 ana
hom ice Crest West ~ ,-..-,.,,,,,
RATfS 6EfWEEN PHILADELPHIA ard PITTSBURGH
FIRsr q Boots Shoes Dry GOOds tn 75 r.r 100
box-s Fur, Feathers Nc.............')
,cSS. IN bses1 ESt~sfe Leather. Soc per 40
NooI, Sc..... ........'.-.'...':'
TplEp q sss-Auvls hagsrg Bacon ard SOC uer 100
Pork t,n bulk Hemp, Sc .............;y
ForpTV d SS-Cofee, fhh, Bacon and AZ. nsr 100 -
eo-t (pscEed Lad and LAID Ola - =. =,
la sfirrins Goods any point east OF n
ru'a 20 marx the paek ISe via Penasy vans rs,
ords ccnng, tie Agents Of ms toAd ~ -
Pi'fshurgh will he rxAfed without a. eAlon vu...
FREfcRr AeIN1s Noes Potter Boston - L. S;-o-.'
N.W.Yors T. J. Suee6sr PmI-5siPaa Mssra" q Moons
Bs, more Geo c Frsnosops Pbush; s7rnE nan 9i!Sn
Cneinr,t Ohio; J. 5 No1rbeal LOUISVILLE NJ ( Ne.
lruu Msolson Iud Rat z Co - LOUIS '-o . = So
eho.l son. Evansville. Indians-
Eof flrther pAfrcu. AZ, ~ b. cf'sit7s. appY .
T. l. ELLI0rT, AGENT fenn IA road 20 OF
c AILFN No As'ot iols@, Nrss- lotk.
~ u. HOUSTON. Ciefe-Nl k--igl; Assni, - 419AS
=. J LOMBAERr, Supsriu,eudebt A..oo-A' Fenn
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-11-12

HUDSON RIVER PAILROAD.-0n and after
Il MONDAY, Oct l5. 1885, TRAINS ~ni ea'e .bHl'-
station 70 oSs; toPf~Ss n a "a
Norbsru sul Western If.o. Mdi Trsn. = A. ~ 3so1-.
Wsv Tam, p y. tNpt,ss 1nin. p. Il. rcf al-si
81. ~ eousLAeeJ F.sht 80 - Ast' '5-
fP ~ srr fsekskH 4. v. sad 6tn T. i. - : -s'N &
$3.50 ard so F. S. Fr Do51s VERY IO.l5 VI, 5:il g. A
IT. 4 ot- Fey s-ssl Perk.su tnd H1's9a zero, -
- ish@ Nsy =. fas-@t 'tsen . 1suh@r,
strsl,tef rs 5s-ss s. DAY NAIL TEAM as = y
~ =. LIsiALs. j. -.!.lI:.re,-.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-11-12
of An order of the Surrogate

IN PURSUANCE Of an order of the Surrogate
Of the County OF NewYok notice hereby given to al
sons having claims aguipst W LIAM WILSON late of the
City New harness mskr deceased 70 prcsen he SANE
with vouchers thereof the subscriber, the oce Of r.
Ketobum No 70 Natu in the City Of NeVYOTk be
fore fret day of May neItDsied NewY the zth day
of October, 1855 ANN {. WILSON, EIeeutr11.
a. nm
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-11-12
IN PURSUANCE of an order of the Surrogate Of

II y 1lhNOANCE VI OIL oIuCi VI tHo Puiivkoto va
of NewYor notice j. hereby given 70 a per-
.ons having CLAIMS against JOHN HILL late of the City q
hardware merchant deceased present the sne,
with vouc thereof the subscribers at Tie store Of Phn
Smith No 500 Broadway in the City OF Newt ort on or
before wenytouTh dog OF January nc1t-Dited New"
YoIk the 2lst day Of Jr-y 1855
WIN d. ELY Administrator and
ivz3 evsmN. ELIZABETH HILL AdranissafTir.
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~ PURSITANCE of an order of the Surrogate of

the County Of New ofk notice hereby given to all per-
sons having claims against WILLIAM LVlN iSfON. late Of
the Cir, Of New ORR deceased Tsesent the With
youcheYt thereof 70 the subscriber his oc. No VAL
strse 10 the CITY before the th day Of
Apl pext-Daed New the twenty second day OF Do
tober. 1853 RObEKl LlNiNoSiON'
$50 IautuM Administrator.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-11-12
II : MAIL STEAMSHIP COMPANY

1T y. WNTI NNNII ~ VI
u. HAVANA ard REW-ORLEANS.-On SATURDAY,
key a. A. F. NJ. Tsr foot OF Warren NJ r. the last
and s,or,o steamship GRANADA, Capt s. T. GTihn, VIII
sal as above
Passs ge be secured a. The Company obce
Fre'eh. 20 New Orleans, so cents Per ;ubic foot.
shipper. nil be supplied with blank bills OF aiding Of tho
form sn,d by the Company application At Their Office NO
hour Of ssiiIs.
Ne. III West-ft., corner OF Warren. NJ o. bOSbhlS.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-11-12

T'HE GREATEST BEVERAGE of the AGE
i W. GILLIES BROTHERS. celebrated DASDELlON
COFFEE certain remedy dy,pep.ia ndge- d-rsngs
The liver constipation &C. and beverage equal TO the
finest cid Mocha cofe- W. GILES BRO sole msnufsc.
turer, No, rs and 257 WsshDstons For sale by Druggists
and Groeers generally. ~ BBeware Of the spurious article
and the mixtures pretended chemists N)ne except
that bearing facsimile sf our sisnature.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-11-12

LON ~ f-sf-cI afntllV NV n ILLt1
stars NAL LiDe.-55 al leave NewYoTk fof Savannah
nSssT SAY = o% pissT No STs ss H e.
sfo'ioe1 y ~ Hs, ,gpy on board, or for passage TO
A''@ s1sCEE sJTca ~ liza, no. ,, StOiSs
Cam rss Sn ~ J,oI.onville, ISL Flstks, 8J3
s1e ~ steamships leave sSsaonsh FOR Florida
AZ lines vsei consr c'ins With ae steamers from View
d. - Tss,d.ys and sstordsys
e.. .s,,ner FLORIDA. NJ. s. Woodhnl commander VII
- De .hove and leave SATURDAY Nov "
On nd sNe The I'm inst The ships Of this ice VIII leave a.
sStlosk r. VI.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-11-12

rTEE SUPREME COChT Of the STATE o
L KTW-YCRK HEr RIETrA BUFH. bv h-t next
@riepS FLIJAH HUUGhTON, ags DE- JANE, P. BURR
srutog of relief To he De. ll-: i'- 40 lte'v sur
r-oas and REQUIRED complain tEs sctou,
Wien : 81, n- IL the or-- =. a. ~ - q zat
Ctfv o. Ss.yolk Cry Hal in ne Civ 3fN-wfsk,
snt 20 srrve cory youy = ae SAID t gle
-l.lr,ie- - otc- No. = t as. u -. City n New
M within twenty dsys After the % tas sg-lo1os
On hi, 9, asiyo n sch service a1f = goa 81. .
ssr he s,d comp within the tin a1e-Ad llr Flaa.
s D. It's sc.an sgy 20 t1a o1r ;sr ne s-'-I cr-i-
- '' GEORGE LETiFrS
60 81 3sN IsiLtA Army 80 > B" ~-''
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- vcrou s,a FIORIDA.-SEMI-

bvn vIi D MAIL L.HE-vhe seIee 9as III 's.,s
n.. SEy6s, & r:sD' sst scisi Pm
g; rp| sSs ;s q s srSt % For
nissT6N Co No q BISts ssl: % pll.ts ass me
Dy n .S:o,d co ..} s.ofSsy n.
= seles P. NJ p,.ess,y. It THREE O'CLOCK P N. in
sfrsi az feT.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-11-12
U,UE KEW- YORK and LIVERPOOL UNITED
Il STATES MAIL sYEAhERs.-Ths ,hrps sotapoEas his

EDW'D X. COLLftS, No - Wsist, ". Y.
BROWN SHIPLEY Co. Liverpool
STEPHEN KENNARD A. Co,
n Austen frss, London
b. q. WAINWRIGHT & Co., PAM
GEO ". DRAPER, Hsvre
Ybe owners Of ships b accountants .of gold.
Aver uIhoD specie eVelry precious stones metals unea
MIS- sd signed bersiof and the value hsref therein
Shippers will yi.sse the b:ts Of his hrs
mo- carry Foods tSsbsLd Of val
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-11-12
NEW WIDE GAUGE ROUTE from NEW
Hlfoital.

CROSS BABIES.-AIl Infants are liable 10 the
~ Collie, and many die from ths effects Of sad.num and
other o,pTerous emedes administered afford reef Let
mo hers remember that Or. ROBERTS'S collie MIXTURES
and remedy 20 :i IN CIV
ps instant relief and freul crying Babes INTO
IL healthy Laughing Cberuts costs only . cent? 70 ~
T. Sold by al the Druggists HANILASD. HARR Al his
LY, Dusssx, NO. 80 Wausns-, Wholesale Asenta
DYSPEPSIA CURED.-Tbe grand secret in
~ the pre.vsion tfhal'h prevent const ton; strive
T. cure reiusr sra Vigorous q tn, dgssfve funo
lions and when symptoms OF costy,nes. present
ear ke orcs re we'd bv tskisg hEYMANN'S DYSPEPSIA
ELIXIR Which al vii be found .peedy and perna
No. 100 Fulton
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-11-12

VJAIRIO1IC LINE.-NeW Line O NE w IOhh
il and LIVERPOOL PACKETS. This Inc will be com
posed Of the EolkwiBs and splendid ship, viz:
tAIdOUN. 600 tuns burden CAP. ID. II. rrumeh
H. CLAY....l go tuns burden Capt. David Csulkns
WEBSTER. 600 TINS burden ...Cspt J. Lawrence.
ORIENT ....... 600 tuns burden .Cep Gee s. HDL
The above bsve been recently built aud tbs
isrsest add mo substantial 10 the trade
fey are commanded by Of experience and ability fhs
sooou very superior and every eIefon will Do
sde 20 promote comfort Of the
Of shippers. For freight passage apply 70
sPOFFORD TILESTON Co. No. ~ Brosdwsy.
Agents in Llyerpool-P GRIMsHAW Co. No. 10 Gogs
Plnza
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-11-12

efthe County New ork notice hereby given AL per-
having claims against SENRY SCHbL1Z late Of tbs
City Newly 10 present the with vouchers
the subscriber the office OF Barney, Humphrey
Butler No Ill Br sdway in the City q New York OF be-
the fourteenth Of May ne1L-Dated New York, the
tenth DAY O November, 1855.
nl2 Iaw6mMs CHARLES T. DAMBMANN. Executor.
Western Reserve chronicle and weekly transcript of the times. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1854-1855, 1855-02-07
NOTICE, is hereby given that 1 shall

In expose to sa lie on the premises at public Yendue
on the 18th day Of March 1855, between the hours OF 10
A N. and 4 P. VI. on deferred payments OF two years.
the following described farms, and real estate situate. in
the township Of Vernon, TrumbuH county, Ohio, under
an order Of sale issued to me as ~guardien OF Timothy K
Thompson. by the Probate Court Of said County.
One peice OF land lying about han a mile North or
the center OF said township and bounded as follow:
. Beginning at a point on the North ana South eentsr
Highway. in said Vernon, at the SOUTHEAST corner OF
lands of Lueius Holcomb, and running thence south
along said Highway seventy rods to the Northeast cor
ner ~ lands Of Thomas A. Thompson thence West
along the North line Of said lands Of Thomas A. Thon-
son. three hundred and t~hirty-fve rods to a stake and
stones. at the south west corner OF SAID Ilmotny A.
Tbompsons lands; thence north on the east line OF lands
Known as lands Of late owned by Granger, and on tho
west line Of lands OF said Timothy A. Thompson, sew
enty rods to the south line OF lands formerly owned oy
Perry Sheldon, and now belonging to said Lucius Hol-
comb; thence running east along the south line OF sad
lands Of Holcomb 800 rods to the place OF beginning.
containing within said boundaries, one hundred snd
forty-three acres and forty-fve rods, known a. the
homestead farm Of said Timothy K Thompson.
Also one tract OF land situate about one mile west or
the center OF said Vernon, bounded as follows: begin
ming at a point on the Highway leading from the center
OF Vernon to the center Of johnson. at the southeast
corner OF John B. ThompsOn's lands and running
thence north on the east line Of said John b. Thonp-
sons land to the north east corner thereof about one
hundred and sixty rods. thence vest a,ons me nortn
line OF said John B. Thompson's land about seventy
rods to the lot line; thence north along the lot me
about forty rods to the northwest corner OF said raets
theace east along the south line OF lands owned ~
A. THOMPSON about one hundred and tHenty
rod, 10 The northeast corner Of said track to . stake
and stones: thence south along the vest line OF landa
owned by Horace Bates, and lands owned BY Daniel J.
and lands owned ~ hasa StahA 70 me sso
hizhray: thence west along the said highway TO the
place o. beginning. containing within SAID hounoaries
eighty Ave and one-fourth acres Of land said Tract Or
land viii be sold entire or N 6S5eels q r ma
purchasers. IhOMAS -
Guardian Of Timothy h. thompson;
By SMITH z TUTTLK. Attys- tFeo O+HI
Western Reserve chronicle and weekly transcript of the times. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1854-1855, 1855-02-07
Joel B. Buttles he,"
Is safe in the PenitentiaY.

We learn from the Columbus papers
that our very distinguished townsman,
the late model editor has been aPpoin-
ed Warden of the Penitentiary, and has
resigned his post on the boaad of Direc-
tors, to enter upon the duties of his new
Office. We congratulate him on his
good luck, and hope he may quit the Of
fee when his time comes, with a better
reputation than that of his predecessor.
Greinsr of the State Journal, who.
claims, though stiff Republican, to have
more IN influence with the 'unIerriied' than
the Statesman, says loosely.
The Board of Directors of the Ohio
Penetentiary are in session to day, for
the purpose of choosing a Warden, and
we believe they have agreed to confirm
nomination Of Mr.. Buttles, to the to-
tai discontinue of a host of applicants
from all parts of the State. Mr.. Buttles
will doubtless appreciate our disinterest-
ed efforts in his behalf, and We trust if he
accepts the post, he will conduct the at
fairs of that institution in such q manner
as not to cause the blush of shame to
our cheek for recommending aLo-
cofoco to Office.
Western Reserve chronicle and weekly transcript of the times. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1854-1855, 1855-02-07
For the Chronlcle.l

For the ChronIcle.l
Mr.. Editor Il sec that my friend
Senator Norris. has selected your paper
in order to reply to my former letter-he
rainly thinks like Baalsm Of old that o
change Of place may be more successful
il offering sacrifices, but truth cannot be
cursed! The Senator's little tame thing
in your last needs no reply from me. 1t
is evident he has made s"poIlieal Hun-
DER" and in order to cover it, he has
made . logical errOrl When he sees
the conclusions drawn from his "
premises, he starts back as if confused!
He then denies his own premises, and
says l cannot find it !" He says re-
psatsaly elf Congress has the power
CONSTITUTIONAL to forbid it slavery it
may allow and legalise i'll 1 claim that
l clearly showed inmy former letter that
power to forbid, does not imply that Con-
gress may aLOw and legalizs. Igave sever
al examples whore Congress has power to
forbid yet not power to allow i'll Not an
argument has he ever tried to answer, not
one! 1t seems Mr.. NoRRIs thinks when
he meets with an argument with anything
in the form of reasoning hat such things
must be "burls,que," or logic or proofs
he appears to get scared, or befoggsd or
he knows little or nothing about his
topic His L" say so" in your paper is
80 utterly destitute of anything like an
ans'Dsr, that l was surprised and might
have been tempted to believe that some
silly one, had concluded to try his hand
at forging, and that he has made said
reply as his maiden effortl But on
looking back at the Senator'S former pro-
auctions 1 judged the article genuine! l
hope Mr.. NORRIS will get some one to
help him answer my former letter, and
if he cannot 1 would rather offer him my
o,on humble services than have no an
swerl
shall wait in hope.
Yours, J. BAN.
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9tatbs.

In Brookheld, Oct. 2nd, 1854, RDwAnD WALDORF son
OF David and Elisa Waldorf. aged tEentJ-six year, and
twenty days.
In BxooEnen, November It'll, 1854, 1LIzA wife Of
David waldorf, aged nfty-One years, blight months and
thirteen dAyA
In Visana, Jan,7I DoRTHI GATES, at the advanced
age Of 81 Year,, 4 months and 8 dAys-
The deceased emigrated to Vienna. FROM HArtland,
Conn. in he year 1924, where she has resided with her
son in-IaE Solomon Payne. ever since sac N cary NE
eYn.rienced The CHRISTIANS Hope and united herself
with the Presbyterian Church, Of which she vas mem
Der until the last. When her eyes grew dim with age
he sill looked forward fer that hope which the chris
tian aIx.ys has, and sunk to rest as she had always
lived.
Happy soul, thy days are ended,
All ihy mourning days below;
Go by angels guards attended.
To Ee sight Of Jesus 90. s-B- p
Western Reserve chronicle and weekly transcript of the times. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1854-1855, 1855-02-07

WIEN death ia st the door, the remedy which would
have saved life. il administered in time. comes too late.
DO not tribe With disease. Rely upon il, that when the
stomaehe will not digest foOd-uhsn faintness and lass-
ltaae PerVadeths sys:sm-vhen The sleep is disturbed
the appetite feeble. the mind letharie, the nerves unnas-
urany sensitive, and the heat eonfused-rsly upon it,
'hAt when these 'ynptyns occur, the powers Of vitality
are falling. and that, unless the mischief is promptly
easeHed' hs viii be shortened. as well as rendered mis-.
cradle Now We kno" that from a mass Of testimony,
greater than was eAer before accumulated in favor OF
one remedy, that HOOnAnd's German Bitters, prepared
b. DR.. c.. NJ. Jackson, Philadslphia, will Immediately
abAte, and, in the end, entirely remove all Of these dis
orderslAs ~surslysas s mathematical process will solve =
problem. Who. then, will endure the agony, and the
risk Of life. with health and safety within reach , See
advertisement Feby I SIS, ~
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Marriagts.

In Warren. on the 90 inst By is. Haynaker Esq,
Mr.. PERRI D. BVssI, and Miss MAY Am POND, both
Of WaErsn-
In bAEettA, Jan. 18th 1855, By Rev. Isaac Winins OF
Mecca, Mr.. HrSRY D. Warren formerly Of wisconsin,
and Miss PHILosEtA J. STRICKLAND Of Bssetta-
In Boston, Massachusetts, on New Year's Eve. Mr.
SosNEE y. ROBsIzs Merchant OF Wilhelm, to hiss,RLI1-
AsETH ". Gown OF Vernon. Ohio.
In Mecca, Jan s5lh lo55, By Rev s y Bates, Mr.. J.
OWENS RLcs, and Miss LAURA SxITz. both Of Mecca
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More Anti,Tebraska Guns !

WISCONSIN has elected CHARLES
DURKrr, an out-Hnd-out Republican, te
the United States Senate, in the place
Of Augustus Caesar Dodge the prince of
do~ughfases.
MASSACHUSETTS has elected to
the same body HENRY WILSON well
known as an AEri-NKBRAsKA man with
. backbone.
NEW YORK. The majority in the
n. Y. Legislature has in caucus unsmi-
mously re-nominated that noble Repub-
Iican Statesman WV. H. SEWARD.
Hurrah