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Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1855-08-25
New Establ'sh.seAt
CABINET MAKING.

TAMES B. SANDIGE and JOHN l.. DRuMEL-
d Err have entered in co-partnership for the pur-
pose OF CARRYING on the Cabinet Making business
They are both practice workmen, one of them hay
ing had long experience in the business and The
other having er,cd reguiar apprenticeship under
one of the best workman III the State la addition
toexeeutine every Kind Of CahAet work. III the best
manner they viii also attend promptly TO under
taking. Having attended 10 this depar..aent in the
shop Of e. ID. Lancaster. tdecd.) 'he, Hattie; them
selves that they can give general satisfaction
Their shor is IN the street leading from the Epis-
copa Institute 10 le residence oil A. III. IL. stuart,
and on the 10, occupied by Mrs. Lancaster, where
they will he ieascd to see their friends.
Nd. All kinds OF Country produce and lumber Ia
49, :, JAMES B. SANDlGE.
JOHN l.. DRUMEl Err.
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CURE AND PREVENTIVE OF YELLOW FE.
lvER.-The Rlthl ord American gives two
receipts for the cuIe and prevention of YET
low 'ever-one from respective gentle
man who formerly resided--. and
the other from ont who now resides in
in New Orleans. The fir,t reeeip, says:
When the patient feels yawning, with
inllamed eyes, headache, with pains across
the shoulders and back, &C., an immers ID
bath III hot water, we'll mixed with mustard
is indispensibie-Iul.owed by mustard ap-
plirations to the feet and ankles, large dose
OF castor oil, followed by ca.pme fnee6
but more eflicaco1s!y by hot teas, of Or
ange leaf or some simple shrub with care
iul nursing an the case is soon settled
Seconds, N toms az abose. Patient
should Immediately take no, mustard bath,
dose OF oil, be wrapped warm, and keep
ms bed. He should eat nothing, and drink
only warm drinks, such as lemonade, or Or
ange leaf teas. Should the oil not operate
give him injections, but no strong medicine
whatever. BY no means let the patient,
Change his bed or clothes and it is al i'm.
portant that 10 air should blow upon him
even Tor ten days alter he is convnlesrnt.-
Strict nursing is absolutely requisite. as de-
lirilm invariably attends the attack.
Preventive A tablespoonful Of pow,.e.
ed charcoal in water before breakfast.
Another writer in the same paper re-
commends the following Treatment:
First the use Of apti.sep,ies to correct
the puirid tendencies, aud then even slim
ulants il the febrIlle symptoms will permi.
land Dy all means. the avoidance of pow :
erful cathartics or any other treatment
which will impair the strength OF the pa
tient. Vegetable acids are used largely by
all tue Spanish aud French physicians.
and they have been most successful in this
disease.
In Vera Cruz the practice, he adds, is
to give a wine glass of lime juice aud olive
oil, in equal parts, every three or four
hours, with drink made by pouring no,
water on lemonsand sugar, aud quinipe and
port wine when the fever has sufficiently
subsidized.
] am coavIced tina. oas dose ofa power.
fully cahartic medicine, calomel for in
stance, would produce death IN nine cases
out of ten.
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Warranted to cure, and no danger from exposure
to cold
Applied to burns at once, it leaves scar.
S-a- 's,''' DOVE l. co.
Sole Proprietors Richmond Va.
RIcnaoNp, Jan. Is, 1855.
Messrs Dove & Co For about seven years my ne
gro boy Simon, had an ulcer the shin bone of
one of his legs /: he has had the very best medical
advice, and the strictest attention from nyselt-the
sore has been repeatedly pouiticed and burnt with
cine he has been kept on low diet and also kept per-
feutlv quiet, with the limb elevated sometimes the
sore would be large as the palm OF mans hand,
and at Others no larger than half dime, and even
when it has attained this small size would break out
again became certainly discouraged aboutit and
one day, while in your store, asked you what
must do for it, you gyhs o ie b Sv' the
was entirely headed Previous to the time of using
it, he had lost months from his work, but since, he
has never lost single day: VIII aaa that l nave
and fifty dollars, and it gives me pleasure to add to
the many you have this testimonial Of the virtues
Of your Turf Oil. Very fs,peihsiasllIEI'E ,Toy
IA congratulated by permission from lady of
sAs RIcnMoSp, Nov. IA, 1854.
Messrs. Dove & Co.-Gcntlemon Il used por-
tion of bottle Of Turf Oil, which you very kindly
presented me with, and take pleasure in saving
that found it cffrctua in removing an eruption OF
the skim fer WHICH had been praetised upon tor
seZeral years Dy pHyslciaiS, $780,
least benefit | also recommended 1t to friend OF
mine who for some years has been annoyed with
similar eruption of the skin, and he informed me
few DAYS since that from the use OF one bottle, he
had besn entirely cured Respectfully,
''" doc ce7" eA'' E. II LEFfWICH.
BIa ISLAND, Va, Nov. l, 1884.
Messrs Dove & Co.--Gentlemen II used about
one fourth o. bottle of your Turf Or upon the
back of NV horse; the werst back almost ever saw,
entirely raw place nearly as large as my hand
and this single appcationI only applied II oace)
cured it UP entirely and permanently. lreany was
surprised at the qnckness of its curative properties
and think it more prompt and eIicaeious than any
thing of the kind ever saw and have sold thou
sands of bottles Of other preparations Tor similar
nurposc.. Respectfully,
WINSTON, Forsmith Co., n. c., Dec Ii. ieoa
Messrs Dove Il Col purchased oil you IN May
last, one dozen of your Turf til to sell az my
Store. shortly after had a valuable riding horse
which became lame in his shoulder aud useless as to
service tried several of the present popular rene
d;cs and linimenis IN his shoulder, and they did no
Good he continued lame before, and thought
Wouid use your Turf 0' | applied halt bottle,
and can saw with certainty his shoulder is entirely
we'll as he has been running for live months IN the
STAGE from This place to Reedsvile. l Will buy
more when l come down.
Yours very truly,
Join II. WHITE.
VA. Sold by j. b. Eskridge, Staunton, Va, also
Harlem Dull.
Kchmond, Feb. 10, ls5s.-ly.
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DRUGS AND MEDICINES.

A VERY general assortment of Drugs ana Med
a icnes Of the most approved quality. Perfn-
merry, some very nice, and everything usually !" be
found in Drug Store in this part OF the country.
JAMES q. LAIRD, Dauddlsr.
stanton, August 4, 1850
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IN addition to our already very large and well as
i sorted stock of SPRING AND StHNER
GOODS, We received two days ago another impor-
in the latest style, namely Fine Frock and Dress
Coats OF different colors; Cashmere and Casslnett
Business Goats of the incest PATTERNS every variety OF
fancy and ether Pants and Vests in every kind of
stuff, Besides this, we have received new and
sriended assortment of IA rs. In consideration OF
this extensive stock bound and promise to sell
at much lower prices than any other house IN siaul-
had ut ,. MAIN W
stanton, May 49, 1853.
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STAUNTON VIRGINIA. SATURDAY, AUGUST %, 1855
book, and suddenly turned to the to read

book, and suddenly turned to me to cad a
passage of
go to work, go to work" sail Poll.
"Tbe devil take the fool" said Alfred
flinging down the volume in passion.
"Stupid fool Stupid fool p screamed
the bird. 'Ha, ha, ha, Ha, la, ha, HUI
"a ~
Poor Alfred! he must soon learn that
there is no refuge from misfortune, The
source o! which is in himself. Instead Of
seeking 10 fly from tumult, he must strive
to become fam ALTAR with it. The world
was not formed for the iss,idious or the
refined. There is only one place of rest,
aud long may it be ere he lies in its shll-
ness.
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IMPORTANT NOTICE.

TIAN'NG made nW ~ account, up to tn l0ti 81
III yAiv rts"pci ,ii' ak ha, those knowing
then, ,h :. bnt,-rd me- or 10 'ie iate me- 81
Wr,,lrl \ ~. Old, viii col.e ioiHa,d aaa ,,ue
;m,sosls,riv. JOSEPH LEOPOLD.
/ IulN IS is5y.
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Our imp woke up the ether morning
and we. astonished to sce bed-bug sitting
on the back OF chair, pulling pins from
his coat, and innocen,!y picking his lsslh.
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Peruvian CuanO.

TTVHE Undersigned beg leave to inform their tienls
and customers generally. that they shall receive
this season their usual In Supplies Of Peruvian Ga-
ano from direct importai,ons winch they warrant
ceiyed bv Them is anals1ed hv Dr.. X. IL. stabler,
an ocean, lished eirn4sl and the quality branded
on each bag with his name kOWLE \ Co.
Alexandria, June Z, 1855.
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N0rICE TO WESTERN MERCHANTS

NOTICE TO WESTERN MERCHANTS
DFRSONS who ship goods from The Northe'f G.
eonsiyning them to Stephen Hunter, &c ial reight
Agent at sichmond it being distinctly understood
that Bills of ading be sent stating precisely the
amount of freight on such goods to Richmond. II
this is done the goods will be forwarded direct to the
nearest depot and the whole charge collected there
Ii the bills of laling not sent this Company will
not forward the goods uatil the bills for freight to
this city collected and OF course will not he re-
sponsbe for loss and must charge extra price for
storage. IL. D. WHlTCOMB. Sup't Traspor-
Jan. 20. Itaion.
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r u RF OIL

And you VIII ind 1t to cure the most maIHndnt, as
well as the simplest Sore that the form of
or beast, or we refund the money.
With ordinary cases. it is only necessary to apply
the Oil on bit o. rag. If the is one of long
standing, large with proud flesh, and fever, take
small dose of salts to cool the blood once twice
week. If letter Ring Worm on the head, or in
the hair apply the OIL and the head with ask
cap to keep from the air. II Chblains, merely rub
on the Oil. On Cattle, it is only necessary to pour
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1855-08-25

Sore Back,
Splint and SPAWN,
Sweeney and Polevile,
Withers and arblcs.
eii,afe AID Chestfounder,
R:,,gbone and Sandcrack,
Windgall and Numbness,
Saddle Gall Il old Strains
Swell Legs, and
Stiffness Of Joints.
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FARMERS OF VIRGINIA.

IF, upon any living thing your Plantations,
l. there is an Ulcer or Sore of any description, kind
or variety, no matter whose skill it defes, or how
maid servant your mules, sheep, horses, cows, or
dogs. We say to you, and we guarantee what we
say, use our
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1855-08-25

Nr There comes io,evrr something be.
tween US and what we deem our happiness.
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1855-08-25
T HUE TURF OIL

NOR OLD SOkES OF every description,
Il ON MAN or on BEAST.
One teaspoonful equal to an ounce Of any prepare
ton known.
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Bruises and Sprains,
Ulcers and Fellons,
Scalds and Burns.
Sore Legs and Chilblains,
Fresh Cut Wounds,
Cramp and letter,
Stings of Insects.
Wounds under the Nails,
lniian.ed Breasts,
G,andular Tumours
Cracked Heel,
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Cure AND PREVENTIVE OF YELLOW FL
vER.-The Rlehn ord American gives two
receipts for the cuIe and prevention of yell
low fever-one from respective gentle
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IMPORTANT NEWS.

VN'Ff y 1T y
Staun,on, July Z, 1855. TT.
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CITY TRADE REPORT

Asrps.-smsn sales of pearls at IS 25
BREADsTufFs Flour the market continued firm, with
more doing The chief demand for Eastern and
local cone sumption. The sales bra ced about 1000
10 Geo bbs OF all kinds, including to choice
the morning at S. A. common to good Western at 80
- ". There was good export demand for Canadian
and among the above aggregate sales were 2,40o
and lot Of 100 bbs, at 50 H. Southern was rather
hrmer. The sales included above amounted to 800
bbls at 1918 ~ 20 Tor inferior TO choice brands and
90 6S $40 80 for fancy and extra Extra Geu.ses was
at Sl1 3l2. Wheat-There rathsr more doing
The Gales included 500 bushels Southern white So
20, and 200 d. at 20; and 900 Canadian do at
s24t Handsome Genesee was at 81 CO. Corn-rhs
sales embraced about 900 bushels at 94c DC for
Western mixed and Southern white. Southern yellow
was worth PIE 9Sc asked and 90 for Western mixed
In store Rye was ut 81 SO 81 49, Data at 53c.
5Sc for Southern aud Jersey, and CSC 6Jc. for Chi
cago heavy. Rye -four and corn meal were without
change.
Coirkx The sales Of Rio we're large, and embraced
about 900 bags, at 9he. loac; 600 mats Java,
private terms and 100 Jamaica, at ll:. About 100
bags Rio were sold by auction at 9ac 10Ac average
about 1oc The sales was considered good one.
CoTTos.-Ihe sales were moderate, having reached
only 500 COO bales At steady prices.
acknowledgement OF about 20 900 bushels OF
corn we're made at ao%d, including about 900,
81 los per ton; 200 boxes bacon at LIS DID, and 100
chests tea at + nj pork Wa a. 2s beef a. 3. and
rates TO LONDON or Havana. bark OF $50 tons
taken up, 10 load for Cowes and mgrset a. Havana
Masnz at e. S. To California rates ranged from 35c.
u 1uc per loot mcasnfement
HIpEs.- Owing 10 a reduced stock tn. market was
firm The stock IN hand was estmsted at 40, g2i, Of
which, the chef we're Angostura ana African
MoiAssrs.-We only heard OF about $50 400 bes.
New Orleans. at 2Gc n &c.
NAVAL SroKrs.---About 400 bills Resin we're sold at
81 C2h. Spirits nominal at &c. n 43c.
PRoyEioas.-fork steacy with sales Of about 400
100 bbls including old meas, at si3 So and
Al slb B.tf-Sass 400 bbls. Chicago repacked pr.
vste terms, and 2CO 800 bbls country mess NJ old
prices Cut meats In fair demapd AZ steady prcss
Ito boxes boLecss mi5ile- made at slc and go
tierces hams sold at s6c 80 DO at &c; $50 do
nj s1o; 100 DO st Dc, and 90 boxes short midler
1l.c. A smsn 10. u beef Tongues sold at 25c each
ard-sa'es Of about 800 100 bbis AMI teross were
mace NJ one n exc including $50 bbls. at 9Ac
SUGAR "A cargo of about 200 hhds New 0rie ans. were
sold private terms supposed 10 be within the raose Of
4 &c. &c.
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coal, 81.

(,OAL AND sCPPIIyz At JAMAICA. ". f-sfgAg.
~ ere for souih ASssrica ~ sss-ksrs are sspti..s
riih coal. vsi-r sDd prOTsbons At kinyssoa Jsmsios
9Th great ds-raeh a. 70 asy part 81 the -ord TAs
b~st steam IAstsvans sad wslsh oosis 81. Gwsys o.
hasd ssi are put into ths bssasrs sshi 1sy 81 sy
70 dirty Nns pr hosf, vhis vsiss from thu
run ~ ho-s inio W. st@snsrs tNsss .bt ysgvslsas
All 70 AAs, % bosfd. Goals, vs,ss bs~f Bsi'as
veal Vegetables asA fruit suypss u ss5~s,s fat>s
I've ~ hs lArxsss fssrs~-s c~.lsi q, ths tins
Ughthossss asi hshss admit ~ ,hs ssiry ssi ispsfisrs
s.ssra<rs Al ssy hsef eay Asb' k<fsrssts v TIE
Amsriean Csesnl 81 tsnaks, u ksssfs kversu
Brovn, kss rogs Passenger, sal fr-gh, sfs svsrs
ossr'ns t-svs~a tAs rs.sf Stat. t.m.ss .si ~evih
AS-vteA tlfTCfnws 90
b.. <sI.S, ys->-s, ~, ., is.s
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.
n O N II Y m ARK MT.

SUNDAY, March 4-G p. N.
Diving the past week there has been better
feeling in the money and stock markets. Nothing
has occurred to interrupt the gradual but steady
return Of public confidence, and we find rapid &C.
emulation of money going on in almost every de-
partment OF business. The banks are largely ex-
tended In their discount lines more In proportion
to the amount " business going on and prices cur
rent than when at the very height Of their expan-
sion. Ths banks sre now only about four millions
below the highest point touched since the COM
mencement OF the weekly statements, while The
commercial operations Of the country at large have
been reduced more than twenty five PER cent. The
banks ere, therefore, far In advance Of CORES pom
ding movement, and no doubt, would be still more
but for the difficulty of obtaining the right
stad - $3.50 To make up for this, and to employ
Al, .ha,r 90. .ho, ~ loaned largely to bsoksrs
- ..n - - ~. 49,. ..r. ''w weeks
since, Of the rapid rise in the arket vaie Of fancy
stocks This accounts, in measure, for tie pressn
abundance Of money. The banks have, perhaps,
been compelled to expsud more than they otherwis
would, on account of the great accumulation OF
specie in their vaults. Any rapid increase In bust
ness would be likely to produce scarcity Of MONEY
for the banks Nth their extended line OF discounts
oonAAos ~ i0i chouBu DcyOHU Tue present limit 20
furnish very extensive accommodations to any class
OF customers. From Europe we do not get anything
OF an important or unavorabe character, and va do
not look for anything very startling or ala q,
under any circumstances We hold such strong
position in al financial and CONNIE cial matters that
no fears need be entertained, 80 far as the political
affairs Of Europe are concerned. We Gre much
stronger than is generally believed on either side of
fhe Atlantic, Our strength, either physically o.
morally, has not been tested for more than thIr.
more before We shall be required to put forth either;
but IL an occasion should unfortunately happen, the
world would be astonished at the result SO far as
Great Britain Is concerned we have nothing to
fear. Her power and prestige have departed, and
revolution ia her financial position is going on si
lentiy, but most sffs ,tirey, that will undermine
and destroy that supre macy which she has so long
claimed and 80 long enjoyed.
Mr.. Albert H. Nicolay's regular semi weekly auc
ton sae Of stocks and boids will taks place Mon.
day, the 5th inst, lat LII o'clock, at the Mer-
chants Exchange.
There were no exports of specie from this port last
week, but it Ia reported that the Collins steamer on
Wednesday next will take out q large amount.
say in the neighb orhood Of million Of dollars.
The annexed statement exhibits the condition OF
the banks Of the United States according 10 returns
made to the Treasury Department, at dates neares;
to January l, 1856 =
BANKS OF THE UyITED SrArEs-JANuARY 1855
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rpD ulnpgEzI AsHUAL GRAND EriDHrfDs
j A. ard Tahlssnt Hal ~ hsu>5tss Aasstasly b>s.s,
81 Irs-sl. street, 90 Hsa4.y svsnhg Match u, isks
ese ~ urvsrss ~ isrfy sssnss ssd tsssgf ~ sghfy
,hl!1rva ffVm f0yr v fouft~~a yssr y A<s, 20 fan
t@~allar 10 s,sfy oasspy Ths rAftsss srrssg.fnsn1
fp~isaIps tsop-r,l.s dfsss.s ana spfSssas~e1. ere
n.y IL shsrNsr ISL Yaal - pas - go c~.sSs As~A
y.spsss shgtfsa vbo srsiiaA fec yeAss slsss s.eh
T,..t .fnrlrRsioa HAST - a40sa T-ntasyasa ssA
i.s ls4l.s o. spira ls6sss ~ sblbsr~ss asssis. ~
sssu ~ sfhitiissn 81 eontlsAs ~ " ts.l VI.
b.n " oslo<f go Basfsy hsrrsTy
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ArIr JEyoxr RAH1OAD~-yuR pJuiABuSTsA
IN ssi tAs sssM ss1 wsss, vie Jersey car nsx s~l
srpr,ss hsss -iSsvs Neg Yea ., ssA ioA I, ssa
tss1sF n rassi - 10 W q, asa ~ n ga A ~
AsasY n ss>osA siAss, "a ~ In 10, AL II n "a -
s.syyAaH 81 al ser stssls.s Tsrsssk ussws ssA< -
OsssaAu ssi ~ vsss sss ~ s<ius.sSs vassa~gt~s.
ss.faAa. ~, s@i v~..sA e~sSsrs sAsst.s " wsssAx
O. ~ go " A. H. ssasfA
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season y small. but ~ the imp ,rtsaons are also
small, the result Il n favorable - could DO desrsd
II No can keep down tho balance against us In the
foreign trade Of this port We shall do oil that n NO
oeesary to secure satisfactory exhibit al ths o. ss
Of the year.
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In the city and county Of New York from the cath lay Of
February to the 30 day OF March, 1858.
Men, a4 women, SO; boys, III girls 12B-rotal. 532
Adults, 20 children, $685. males 32l females an col
orod persons, 10.
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The leading items Of import during the week
follows:- Coffee, te6.54t; brandy, SOS 900;
undressed skins, SAL IA tin, sos, 22s teas t3s SSH
watches, $3.50. The aggregate value Of imports
tons for the week were limited, indicating rapid
return TO more healthy times. AL this tends TO
retention Of specie receipts from California and
consequently to the establishment Of our currency
upon better and more substantial basis.
The annexed statement exhibits the quantity and
value of certain articles exported from this port
curing the week ending and including Friday,
March 2, 1855 -
CnNNfRrE oY TnE PoRr or Nrw Ynnr-Mrrrtr rrnrr.
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WATCHES. JgwELRY, az.

vIrtTCHEy wATCIiEs - rIE SUBSCRIBER ~
w telling al descriptions o. gold ssi ailv~f ~s1bs<
AZ retail lovsr thsn sBy otbsT house 10 The city.
Iihe so,1 lsprs wstrhsA Lolss lssslsi Us
H.autful tDsngsl~i Ia los watches ..+.a..... -
Etendld .nA melted isae. watches. 9th diamonds in
Gold dstae bod lsvsrs fsn gs.sisi .............. -
Beautiful soh sbsfssllsd hSntiEs watches ....., ~
God dssshsa lersfs for la1lss feh sagfarsi -
Pine gold hunung lspnss for iAd.ss .......... ~
Fine ssh he ntbG ds'sehsd lsvsrs f1n lsvs'lsi - %
fpisndli lever rsthss for daSgsrr.otypss ......l ia
Rich vatehss, rh.ch -ind % And -. without ssy -
Rel Juss Jsrssss-n watches, psffss, TINE
is.yu, slJ9 - 800
Pa Csop~r -sieb.. aaplsI AMI lsru, . IL % ne
lbdspsn3sni soosd ani quarter seo>ai
ustehss, for tlnsinx bgftss 4,..y....... 10 1Ss
Hysbdif gold pDcs.t throDomStsrs, Dsffssi
time ts pers LIS 70 re
H.bh.' whieh run eight aAys 9Th ono.
sthfhg IL " lfs
Msh magic .a,sh.. for i.eis. .ta s-n,Is
tasu, vhish sEsnxs Into br.s al1srsnt
~a,eLs. .,..t.....,............. 1907, lis
God TEsH,h Estsa, lsvrtt................. alta o.
Cola hunting ts.s gnglish patent sveft .... o. -
silver FDshtb p.isEt ksYsff .s.............. isD -
Silver dsts<L.d ttfs................... isss -
fiivsr isyln. Watches ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
rysndN gold ssi silver gagush psisEi aver naAi.
By Tobias, AMI other esl.bts,si BAlsu,
fsry Zoe iuyisr wstehss MADE 81 7 y CSgy~g, War
nsr, aud Al esisbfsbd Hsk.r,
Nstckss cleared AM rss sfrd 10 90 b~st ..
mach tees thEn Tia usual yess An ws<hss vsfrsAi~i
- tssr god tiuss GEO. tTi1s ifargrt~,
Nhelssals snA retail, No II VAL street, sseesi 500,
E.sr Broadway
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The reserved funds including stock subscriptions due
amount to 1887 $685. Of which $l49 600 at pre-
sent available. The unfunded liabilities Of the com.
pany 1921 ll6 The road earned the first six months
gross or $iS4 l03 pct It's funded interest
months, and interest on other liabilities, $l5e ,s8l-
leaving profit of S27,67l to the stockholders.
The annexed statement exhibits the quantity and
value Of certain articles other than foreign dry
goods imported into this district during the week
ending and including Friday, March 2, 1856
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-03-05

TIEl1fD STATS MAIL LINK FoR CALIFORNIA
~ Aspin~ah and Panama.-ssiifornisns informeA
(by authority from ia. Panama Ksiirosd Company
that the transit Of the lHhmus will b. made by railroad
from ocean TO ocean. No mule r.ysl-no river
boating
ON Monday, March o, At O'Clock r. NJ, frJ,a the tasr
at foot Of wArr-n street North river will be dsspAehsA
the fleet steamship
GEORGE LAW, Capt q. V. For, U.s.S,
10 connect at Panama with the and superior steam
ship GOlDfN AGE Capt J. T. watkins
spare boat always kept at Panama IN prevsnt detsa
ton, In css. OF accident.
No frt ght received after O'Clock tho sailing day
For passsge, apply At the company's oisos, Ne LII
West street., to J. W. RAYMOND.