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paper Warehouses.

DIAPER WAREHOUHE.J. 7. DERRICK.
i SON Co., No 80 BeskDsnst' sess t0s ms q n ovs'
WHsAs Pages. EasaA H,sssh s.d Anssrtssa
News fspsr I'll asss, Weighs md qsenfssA
Deok Pspsr sIl dsss wsiShes nd quAlitses
fsas Paper fancy colo. I'D vsiss q q: b. aasiss
Hsff.sy pscer, thin cad Of the bss e0ality.
Clotb PsneT S6x4o nd tcxA.
Ensish Hsrdwsrs PspW lArss snocnsa.. 30 srvtvs1-
shssthins Pspsr of tie bex suAliry:
Vupghs Pspa. s1sv, kAs snd nsaaiA
Tss fspsr Of &9srnt 6ssA
~ Rs<sS ps1sR. suiesAis tx r,oA b W.
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HENRY LEEDS, Asctionssr-By HEsRY I. LEEDS Co.
THIS DAY, (Thursday.) at l0A o'clock, at the

resfep Of Canal sad Vestrysta W 81 doLu
FURNITURE-CoBd ting OF one supshm ROSEWOOD rlaeo.
Yorte with esborsty carved ~ood Psds
Suites In rich satin brocsds sood Brussels hssssD
and Ingram Carpets large sss rosewood mssble.top Ensss
wood Cester Side and Sofa Tables mbet.p ID sod
MAHOGANY EhEabe he Bsl'esds; lsre carried horha ~
sp,n, seat Sofas Chair Also on Painting snsd2 ssea
Were &C. qusnts. Of Basement sod Kitchen vant
ture with which the will deposit seqsifee
fom every purchases C.tslosse ready On FRIDAY. hs
sale Of Fufriture AZ Store no. 50 BoekmAns
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DIANos. MELoDEOYs and MUSIC for ths

DIANOS, MELODEOyS aud MUSIC for the
l. HOLlDATs-HoRACE WATERS. Agent f,f the sAs o.
the bet Bcston and New York PIANOS col ing 81 No
SIS o~dvsy. entirely stock Of superior AELopS-
oNs, MUS and ell ksdso Musisd Msrch snsse ct sSy
reduced pices No better oPporsoiy es ey
gains offered Tbs popular and est.nsvs HohACs
WAfEhs Catalogue Of hufie G sas st haf price unfu
u.ry 1, 1855. Mssic sent By mail post psid
DlANO-FORTES-R GLENN & Co. have 70
moved thei, RspoFoe Msuufsctory and wHeeeer To
No. ls Suitoc b Nc p sSoDsst, two dnos $50 o. so
way. . .f.'
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Ncm-pork Citp Bnsiness Direftorg.

THE FOLLOWING LIST consists Of promi.
i nent Bouses in eech line Of Business:
DRY GOODS.
American and Foreign Silks.
BOWEN McNAMEE Co., Qmpta l. Jobser)l u Broadway
Buttons: Lsds, Dire. Trimming Cole and Silver Art'sla
EoHLsAHT BROS Importer, and JObber') No. 20 JOhns
Dawes Gsr!9 syfs Gu EuFr 4S SsG;
oprz bRS ts:n: and &C.: s.
ALLEN d..s %s:n CT Ne Is and 1911 Waters.
Ae6SAR EsEsF: ssa sfssss :ss'fs
Dr. cHAs. A. PECK ................Na +ss Broadway
Dew s::.: "a; 'H rs. 9s s
a. ROWLAND No e S;s:s.., ' acc; .so,. Her.
ftss o9 s%iFa " Co. asssf;ss" Es;.ad'
W. % yin French Window Glass.
J. H. POTLLON Co. umpOrtenl.......'' "a bsrc'J~
Frssch and Germ. B.stst: a. e Ls,,
WI. e5esf sas Sf%stE s t:g::: s...S.
90 Broadway door above fsthst
.Hos boTSiHss S.Suisetnrsi D.ssij' No rl.tA
BUNTING BEAN SrHH Ms5.l.' &e: 60 wn
Beat and Oar Bazaar:
From 400 e g; Boat: ..sy' q h;Pd sss
A. NJ. Quincy son. office. is2 T. Ithst and nsN".a-N
LYON MANUFACTURING Co., Otis Patent Also, Copper
Rods for Ships Agents waned............No II ootda
LithoGrnphers.
GEO. HAYWARD. 10 wsterss
Paints Ous, &c.
RAYNOLpS, DEVOE Co......Nos. los and los Futon.a
CYRUS W. FIELD ' c., tWSoe::i. Dealers, Ne CHA
Puper In Rolls and Reams, &c.
EUGENE ELY....No IS Fulton-st, hIa doot below coe
salnRsa nder safes.
sTEARNs L MARVIN, Manufacturers Of Rich Sos ssls
nander Safes, Wldess Patent Rich Improvement Abo,
sole propretors Of the patent La Belle Lock- DspsA
No. llS WstessL
Ship Bread and CrackeN. -.
ERASrUS TITUS SCo.......'..''"No. 20 Wnnintloh&
ean-Ensinee, Machinists' Tools, Cotton and
W0elen Machinery, &c.
ANDREWS JESUP (Commission- Merchants, }. 81 Pines
Toys and Fancy Goods.
j. AHLBORN Co.. "A Msidenlane, upstsiD, and Do Liberty
Watches, Jewelry and Fancy GssAs:
PLATT BROTHER, limp and Msnuf) No y Msiden-lsns
Window and Plate Glass French and Enshsh.)
p HofKfNs BROTHERS., (inDOrte") No 81 BTclsy-st
Any addition, above L should Be erogsh. 70 tAs
NEWSPAPER ADVERTISING.
IN PETTEN9ILL CO., No ll9 Nasssu'r, nev-Yor
nave AIDE suoh with the best and most wdee
soated journals the United Ssfes and tnAt they are
enabled 10 male saving and expense tue sdvse4
who do buness through them They select the best papers and
advertise at lowest prices and Away
the Of their customers IN vew Aesasno are -
vtsa TO call on them.
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THE GREATEST MEDICAL DISCOVERY

i ofthe AGE!
pasture v,sds remedy that cures EVERY KIND Of
HUMOR from he SerQfsa dorn 10 a common Ptmpls
s1s.ns t1o both thunder humor be has now in bic
poassson hundred certificates Of II value ell within
.. ma ss mouth Nh.
One to three bottles will cure the wor hnd PnPe on Inc
Tvo .hrs. bottle. vim sl..r the system Of bile. ~.
Two bottles warranted TO cure the worst csnks ehe
Three to i've bottle. are warranted the worst Of
One or two bottles warranted all humor In the
bottles warranted to cure running Of tho ears and
-Four or I bottles are warranted to cure coup. and running
One bottle win cure sesly sruptions Of the skin.
Two three bottles warranted to the worst case OF
three bottles are warranted to cure the most desperate
Tsis. 70 iopI Sot.. v...n.sd to cure 81. rhsus
Five eight bottles will the worst OF scrofla
Ab.n.sL alvey: sIpe,snesd from tn. aI:t So::,. and
IL; s:s %
ali the wonderful medicines Of day. that weed
ssmor il bs. to start There no ssds huns h.s
;sss..nd S'ss. of, q IN he Vicinity Of So.on
s: off N every case It d. already done some OF .ss ESs
DID, 70 old psop: Of st hay: seen p1sy vSS%y
sSs q .SS's g. as:s soft and
To those Who are subject dck headache bottle VII
"lo s1. i. se1s for AID
been regulated Where che body :ousd Son quite
but whore there any Oh toe tonctons OF
nature esusovery singular feelings but you must NOT b
slsmed they always disappear from four days TO week
There bad result from III the contrary when that
feeling gone you win feel yourself like NO. person
heard Of the most exsvsssn encomiuns OF that ever
N.nuf.:tursd By DONALD KENNEDY, No. las wsrens-,
Wholesale Arenu for Nsw.Yort: C. v. CLICKENERt Co.,
No. 81 Barclay: CHARLES H RING, No ls2 BrosdMsyi
n stsUs k MHas sso Co.
No. ITO wlliaa-stj BoYD9 PAUL chs%Ss,sst WELLS
4 Co Ne IFS Franklin st. McKISSON ROBBINS Co.. No.
I45 Msiden.lans; HAvfLAND, HARRAL RIsLEY, W9.
ren-st.; WARD, CLOSE Co Msidenlsnei Mrs.. HAYS,
Brooklyn; aad for sale ct retail By al respectable Drsgss
ShYoushout the Union.
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grorerifs.

ECONOMICAL FAMILY FLOUR, made by
II CHARLES ROSS in his CONlCAL M!LLs-Mr. ROSS
NewYok and adopted the CYNICAL MILLS only for their
mskns Flour sfteI opg senes OF
md retains the putrious properties Of tho Wheat mskes
and better esd Flour made In common flat soes
mills WaYehouss wholesale and retail No let DusueS.,
near w Aahin ston-st Conicsl Mills Tor 'sie
m H f. HOP Z NJ L L +,
No. Il Beekman&, NJ.
No. u Fultor-st, ~ z.
cMee No. lGc hont.st, y. Y, Sole sTuf,StTsn o.
PHkRMACRUTICAL YEAST Powders.
ccussy merchsou suppBed on the mos hssrd terra
Vsetory Noa S. 81 and 50 Hudson-sl. Jsnsy City u. J.
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Q1M WILL be paid II Dr.. TOBIAS" We

Group Coils HesAsohs, Toeehsehs Chroaas RAsams,isn,
Coughs Cuts Buns svsnss and pain. Of al had. ausls
failed yths cslsbrased Physicians In e United
States recommend Sold hy the Drusssn svaywhsFs DE-
POT No 60 Courtandt-ak Price Is and 50 seatA
Dr.. TOBIAsS celebrated HORSE LINtMENf u also for
sale b tin< bottles ct 50 cents which cannot b beat
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Professional Notices.

nENTISTRY-WM.H II. WILBOR has returned
~ tie city, and resumed the prsecs Of bis profession V
No. Ire Grandst four eoor west Of brosdvsy
EDWARD A. FRASER, Counselor at Law,
~ Notary Public end Commissi ,nss of Deeds for NE W
YORK and CONNECTICUT,
No. SO Brooms-st, New-York.
ELECTROTYPING and STEREOTYPNG...
~ VINCENT DILL. Eserotypsr and stsreotyper, Noe -
and 81 Beslmsns n T. At tho above essbsh asns svsy
description Of Books Cireuars Checks, Lsbs also Ess
ms Of I'll kinds Escrotypsd Steresysd no Dc" "''
the at Of reasonable nteA
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AUCTION NoTICE.-SIx

III TENTH REGULAR FALL TRADE SALE JAS
y VAN ANTWERP will soil THtS DAT. ct I. ococt ct
No 7s Pearl 80 packages and lots vel sssortst Hsrs~a
eoubIs snS single Ours and Psob Tss Ts,s Bntsnnia a
Jspanped Wa American Loehs, Axes Hstchsts ka Also
German Goods 100 Pattern Cards. Cutlery fsocy Clocks
GLAsS wARE-ALo, an invoice Of Boston sad ssstssch
Glass Ware frat quality with which the will eomWsaes
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-12-06

CPLENDID FARM in New Jersey for SALE or
- EXCHANGE for Cit, Property first-clas np.ovemsos
ie good condition. ready for Immediate Accessible
ft YorG several times esch day For full particulars
apply to MARK A WILKES. No. 1l8 Nssssur.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-12-06

Il RoOTIn another co umn win b found the sayerse-
q. We have inown Dr. MORRILL, for nearly twenty years
irregular hnsI q nedieine and We believe ;hst hs
the proprietor of TIE celebrated ESSENCE OF CHINA ROOT
tes procured expense from China and one Of
powers such that the afflicted should ct once
avail themselves Of lie reeehersng qualities We cheeaiy
psbho l5unday News
New. York Gazette Of Fsshion.
Price e5, % and Sl2 per Bottle.
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8aies bl aur,oG

Az. vsRwrs, Auc'irs-G
DY BANGS, BROTHER s. Co -Trsds-Sals
ID Rooms, No IS Pskrow.
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TAYLOR & HAMS, Real Estate Brokers aud

- Lsad ssens No u Levse; AZ ssT Psons IIL-ra aI
chssss and S~ls Ls ng and Renting Lsnds Hosses ans
osbe pope'ty Lces ina Titles Eesotistinx Loans oa kea
Etss &c have fSr ssls ESQ 90 worth OF chote
end spaosdd FARaN6 LANDS inprovsd ard aoim proved
kr sse the reasonable All Merchandise dirssed
30 tbs CUe OF TAYLOR fet hsrs or ssswhefs, shal
have ssteotion HByss TO;
0ee Bessor rsq Johs rr,i E'a, }. P H..ehtis. II.
a. 0rsisy end K II. Fell oouirst Jewell asr
Co, ard An % Bilsss, Rsq. New Y~ti d. kf.iSs Co
Co 'PIi dc pAsi q Roetslis Co, Phlls,slshsi A C.
6ekeoa.r Bstiaols Ho.see Btos', Eco Bsatts,o H.
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HrSay LGsDs Co, Auen ,oe-r. Office Va 70 NspSa Z
BEAUTIFUL SALeo RICH FANCY GOODS,
I'D wusKs Of Arr 10 AABsLE, sn1 8coos, Ssssrs
CLOCKS and eth~ vslusbe GODS -5eNRr IL Lesps
Ca oil ell ny Aaetioe :, tbex ss,s ~ 10 Sssssas o.
THUkSDAY 6a6 and FRIDAY, TIL osmh,r OF lof Sossk
zach dsy . lag. ssd salassA s.orm at Of vsy al dec
Pasey G,c ciaSios e.ses Of xsEss 3oets tbs
i'm postion 81 Fanoofo from Isly c,ns.ta Of ssscr<
and Cl chs set 5000. Orne hssk
Marble cocis 6pe works do 81 eoces' sasers nshs vsssS
sne hsh: nejicl aof Roman A.
sbaser ndcs ss,ioas sntqas sa - sad
toe 6rae,s Dan cias Girs sapc<s Foutt with sWv&
eeves suuepeess Tsssu Of Adrian Hsoa sni Pso
pe Nsses; also large Of french Coss Vsss
nelly psintS Of vn.ch la tbs Cryssl PSsss
iieh tlstee WSe tom Paris Chrt pee Silver platss Var
per Csstess. Sal, spoon GAt SP ~srk SSxss Fancy
Bon Boxes of pew eylss ir resiyej fron PAN, soA
other very bsau ,fal recds Sale With, N, rrs,rxa
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for the 6oli6aps.

NHRISTMAS and NEW-YEAR PRESEN Is.
OOur pososs this sessoa haze been mIea w. ger ,ns
III, prreeers Entazd France and Germ,ny nave zen 1ta
sacked Cor poves ard ftter ourselves fis' shax e'
FANCY GOODS AND TOYS
WIS never presented to tn. f0be have no,
a mufh 10 act expensive gops large Assortment 90 os
eyery one esn fad articles suited to his means ssoud
slso ,t.e that cur goods ked 10 ala hgufe ana
bt nan there no tb.e rnsnt they srs low ntne seins
price, Of ssy other house In tbs city wnaou
Nv. u, ests,csu.s would call stsnsoe FEY articles 10
TIL TANCI GOODS DEPARTAEST
T,.,s irs Cues Werk- Boxes,
f.-.Lrsss L.dieS R,tisules,
Open GlsSes. ~, Oe a'r. SORES 3oLss' l..
THE GAME DEPARTMENT
Lessnder D,she, Lion hunt
ResEstta, bomouaWoe''
Boxes Of Gsnes steepe-eno r.
Chi dren-
THE DOLL DEPARTMENT.
War Composition Porc%l.ia, Rubber,
Psper- NJ scbs srd Rag,
DRHS5EO AND UNDRks5ED
Also:
Bedies Arms Shoes and Hata
THE TOY DEPART aENf
n coupe,e with everything in The soy lhe
TUTPLC5 EMPORIU d, No. 4' Bro,dviy.
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Nv Joskpu HEevM.S. Auctions

By JoskPa HEGEN.S. Arctionssr.
FRIDAY, Dec. T. at 2 o'clock ?. m, at the
s.eC,om. rner of Wicughby soi eesrsts, sro ,klys
a .ms quietly OF Day GOODS &C.. 'nssiss Ia pan Il
stsws Bsnkets Coune psn.s Dses Goods Uioshs fsfs,
Yat.d Oooda. HGdwsre. &c., &c.
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BGnntp fauA Uarrauts.

land WARRANTS WANTE d L.
~ TAYLOR BROTHERS, Bankers,
No rs Wsu-st Nsv-Yoek-
We VIII supply ordsn promptly. warrants always on hama
T AND-WARRANT OFFICE, No. s. Wan-st,
II Nsv-Yort.-xhs MsheS market pdes paid hs Lam!
VARIANTS and "a wasss cold By guaranteed ~
evSdsd By msa othsrvse aeoo rsc4pt o( remtesnesA
LaAd-WHTsn0 yrooared fos eo,disu 80 o<Asn sa<ts1
~ coLExAs, H. q WA
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w. A. CARrER Aucioeesr.
ROCERIES. LIQUORS. PAPER CHEESE.

" HARDWARE FRIDAY, Dc l. ct 10y O'Clock 1t No,
81 Oeyst Gomez cen .ca C.fse Tea Matted. Psppss
Rs.ns Figs Prunes, Mschercl, hsrrcG robsceo, Cisss
Kniyes rk Sc,sso Saws So, Chisss Planes Cocks
Files. Costs Pans Collsrs Stocks
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Jnsnranee Companies.

NLINTON FIRE-INSURANCE COMPANY
CASH CAPITAL, s2o,oa
osee No. 81 w.lst CoppOsiss tho MsrcAsaS Elchsuss)
rA,. C.. .o,,;,p.s 70 insure Merchandise Buldinss
Heusehe Fun itur. Vesess fo Sosoes &C. NSns
loss damage By ire on the nos' n,s's'is 'efins'
H,,h IsIns joseph Wster, John Compton,
&C., Gosi essxo,,s Stusrt c. Mush, A. R Zoo,
n H. E.,.ht LEONARDO s. Suaref Geo. 0riswold, IT,,
JOSS ph ". CoIles. Wm H. suons, r. Aons1 Nenmi N
49, WJi,s Awe Y. Lstns, John Psnfoid,
khiiuxm Tou nsend, sNSs Srose91' MN G 10,
Jose ph lawrence, g. T. NIGEL Ill, r'tn S nSaN
Samuel wiIss, Jcsspn y. upyo'' :. Snnsa,
J. II. Ransom, kooer IN D.s. s,. 'sAn . DoJ~
Sylv. l. Il. Ward, Cor w. LAS Titan LAVA pL..
Ia. Ax,s Il, Secretary. JOIN BAsRy, Surveyor.
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Marbinerp, &c.

n e. G. NJ WOODWARD, manufacturers ana "a
VI dealers 10 wROUHT IRON PIPES ADD FITTING ~
tncs for stsn, Water, 0s ke 81 Beesmsaas,, ssS 3,
ssesm Tubular Boilers Of various sises ways 90 hsndi
er of all nzes for stesn EnSnes Orders received 'S -
Inrpes sA LAthes Safety sts.mP7mps dvsys on INV ~
mad % orc ar vh olessie ADd retail.
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JcaS y Rrss'LL. sscti,nser-9y DAY, Russell d Co
OFFENSIVE SALE Of valuable Manufactured
II FURs and StFI0g ROB:S-rH s MOtSI 60
(Thur.dsyJ at o'clock q the ss-sr No IS N.sssss
The furs sr- we'll preserved, sad vel msnusetured b.
Good nc com modstiofs for ladies
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l. w GILLIEs BROTHERS celebrated DASDELION
COFFEE sknowedssd to b equal to the finest cid Mocha
Coffee the eaectus remedy for dyspeps eioosoea
dersnsement Of he liver, he w. 0tLLIES
Bro Nos IS and z7 Washington importers Of the Dsnds.
DANDELION COFFEE, put up In tin cans, with facsimile
signature sseh wrapper, protecop ssanst mposurs
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DLANKETS.-2o0 cases ribbon boasa s.rass,
ID M.nh - Gou ssuAlsass 70 ~, and q 1890 ar =
ns,th~~ Vnk Nero IadAa - Horss Baeek"S' ""
ssShIss - 0Cole hHh I'll - sod low. 90 .,~.~.s
NESMNB L O., kSsss, Ne " s''
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II VIII
~ THURSDAY. Dec; u, at =? O'Clock, 9. he Mere ssats
Exchange LOTS on the Gdc Of Ada psi-r bAv..o
Lshyst.s enc Grs-a ava, Brook ya- Ase / owsLLIN3-
HOUSE ca The south ate Of oainyG sTs feet o .saA
ss and basement frame With from, and v.z, ssd
vel. flashed 10 or II rooms nAb.s mot 60. Sc Alss
Yerms Of ihers to parehsssr sos fall pscslsn
spply c. r. MI JFR Co Asetensess 1876 Broadway.
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NEWsFAPER DVEHIIsINU
n n prrTES0ILLS CO. No. ll9 Nasssus-, Hsv-Yori
nave AIDE such with the best and most
Journals United Ststes and Canad that they
snshsd 10 male saving of time and 20 tho advertiser
Who do busness They select the best papers,
advertise the very lowest prees and AWAY
keep The iptere, Of their customers in view Merchants
vtea TO call on them
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oEoseg Cook Auctouesr.
GENTEEL MADE FURNIrURE on FRIDAY
w (touonow) No Ill Nassau.st Bsehms7. Il fot
ooi cudrs esor sates 10 stells plush aad as,r-
cloth ed Chsnber Suites Library Ssce airs Beck
cases wArdrobes sdboards Essxsrss Corner Saudi Bu
iesus Bsaeads wshstaods PAIL vsss artresses sofas,
Rockers CHR Extension Dnios Tsbl-s Center sod sofa Ia
bles Lounges Mirrors vsses Clcots &c C.tA Of saie
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Clothing.

RTe-selfmeasuremen impossible Only
- prize medal awarded ses. Exhibition for shIs and
Hlsnpel Wsstoos, Clsss 10 and % pages $50 ad 90 J!
BRIE Co., French Shttmaksrs, No. IS Condutt Bond
IT.. London, England. W. THOMAS Ce.
YOUTHS and CHILDRENs CLOTHING foR
II ell age. from three twenty year. st WHOtESALH:
J. u, CLOSE. BAILEY Co. No R0k plsee, n L
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@cpartnfrsbip Notices.

NOPARTNERSHIPN OTICE.-JOHN WILEY
h. .,.oc,,.d With him Mr. ROBERT HALSTED In the
PubishIpr Bookseins and importing businee, which wi:
Be conducted under the Im Of WILEY
ct No. ISL Broadway. - .
W. possss superior fseiiiss for the importation Of
BOOKS ou Zealand France snd Germany either Ia guam
tty or by he sise volume Trey VIII also furnish .vor
abe 1t wholesale retail the Publications OF all the
lesdips houses in the United States
Eaton Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1843-1856, 1855-01-04
Russia U~nconqueratle.


An intelligent American gentleman residing
in Paris writes as follows to the National In
teHgencer. II is obvious the allies have plung-
ed into a wal the consequences of which 10
themselves they have not very carefully esti-
mated
"RusSla virtually is inaccessible. Nopow-
er or powers can enter and remain on her ice.
bound and snow, covered territory. She says
to the world, 'Cone with a small force, and |
Will overwhelm you, come with a large one,
and you o%verwhelm yourselves" Suppose
Constradt and Sebastopol both were 10 fall, Of
what consequences would ii be to Russia p
Net so serious a loss as the bombardment of
New York, in case of a war with England Or
France. The above two fortresses could soon
be rebuilt. There is no wealth in either, as
in New York. True, the capture Of those Two
places would destroy the Russian feet, which
England greatly desires, for fe4r at 0 future
day 1t might join that OF France against her.
This, in reality, would be a los to France
RuSsi', however, has all the resources and
means to rebuild her fleet in a very few years,
even lift were thus destroyed. The feet,
however, will not be destroyed I; and if Eng
land calculates on the capture next spring, it
Will result pretty much as it did with "Sir
Charley" when he SAID that in fifteen DAYS he
would be in Constatt or Heaven. His chance
at any rate, for the former was, and is very re-
mote. 1 venture no opinion as 10 The latter"
Eaton Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1843-1856, 1855-01-04
Eighteen Hundred and Fifty-Four.

The year F~illy-Four, says a contemporaries
at an end. Its shadow has drilted forever
from among us. 1t has been a good, pleasant
year to many of us, strewing untold blessings
on our paths, and browning life with un aiding
loneliness. To others it has brought only
griefs and sorrows, shattering the sweet shrine
OF Hope, and pulling down from their pleas,
ant inches all the deities of the household
Some 1t has brought 10 the marriage altar, 9th.
ers it has carried 10 the grave; some it has
crowned with the halo of conquest, where
the reaper's song floats over The summer fields
OF Life; Others it has shrouded in the shadows
OF defeat, and rendered desolate by the bap,
tism of Despair. Many a strange thing ard
wonderful has there been performed in the
year 1854 The Old Year has gone hence
what testimony shall it bear of us at the Great
Tribunal? Shall it tell of time unimproved.
opportunities wasted, energies squandered p
or shall At speak our praises as honest men
and true, and secure for us the plaudits Of the
angels? If We have done our duty in all
things throughout the year, we need not fear
un%favoable testimony in the Upper Court; but
II we have not rightly performed our duties, we
should hasten to redeem our errJr ere if be
too laie.
Eaton Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1843-1856, 1855-01-04
The Austrian Treaty..

The London Times of December 7 stoutly
denies that by this treaty France and England
guarantee 10 Austria the integrity of her do
mIons. We quote from the Times as follows:
"Whatever may be its provisions, we un.
deriake TO affirm, from our knowledge of the
policy OF the allied governments and OF the in
ientlons OF Austria, that it does not POSTPONE
for a period Of thee months the decision of a
question of vital interest 10 the conduct of the
wal and to the future peace Of Europe; thatit
d0es not contain any guarantee, either direct
or indirect, Of the possessions of austria /;
lh1t 1t has never been intended 10 send a di.
vision of The Austrian army al Varna or to the
Crimea that it does no. contain any promise
oil subsidy or secret article that the belIieer-
ent powers have not IN any way bound them
selves 10 m Ike any fresh propositions OF peace
to Russia, or 10 enter upon negotiations on any
basis proposed by the German States and
lastly, that, although France and England ad-
here TO the -Four Points contained IN their
notes Of the S:h of August, as the chief sub
stance of their demands and the sole basis of
negotiation al the present time, they have dis
tihcliy animated that their Interpretation of
tnoSe propositions is such 10 include all the
OBJECTS OF the war, and thai the Cabinet of
vienna concurs in this Interpretation of those
terms"
Eaton Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1843-1856, 1855-01-04
Matters at Washington.

A dispatch from Washington says Mr.. Cling
mans mediation resolutions will pass the
House, and the question is already asked, who
will the President send across the Atlantic 10
pour oil on the troubled waters OF Europe?-
VIII it be a commission OF one, two or three?
ThenameS of Van Buren,, Tyler AMI Fillmore
are seriously mentioned here in connection
with the PROPOSED peace commission. The
ex-Presldents of the great model republic set
thing the Eastern question with the loss only OF
a little breath and ink!
They had a report there on the 9th that the
United States sloop-of- wal Albany did not stop
at Carthagera, but proceeded direct from AS
pinwall for New York. But very slight hopes
o. her safety are now entertained at the Navy
Department.