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x7ooRHIEs. GRIGGs & CO., No Is Tchou-

ETOORHIES, GR1GGS u CO., No 10 Tchou-
y pi,oulas street. hAye in store and for sale
BAC6N-70o casks prime Cincinnati sidsa and shoudets
FtoUR-sOo Extra, lranse and Lemoa Mls.)
LARD-a50 bals and tierces, and 500 kaga pr,ms -
LARD oIL-9oo bbls Cousna'H, Tobns Hnst Enget Whet
and other brands.
PORK $50 bbla Mess and Prime.
BEEFsO0 bbs bali bbs Joan H. Davis extra Family Meas
also Sugar Cured Dried Beef and Tongues the same brand
HhMs2v0 erss John r. chda n = Thomsa john shai g
and John H. Dayts choice gar Cured. =,
500 bbls DIVERS, Deans Homaa' ard Conweps
Ezra. 4,,.
ADA ANTINE boxes a. and 6H pnt up in fancy
colored papers, ths Msxcsn market.
STAR boxes and half is 6s and @ varouf
BUTTER AND cHEEsE-sOO pkgs A. W. Browns Westsrn
OLD superior Old Monnngabea and Bourbon
ChTAWBA WINES-lon boxes Of Longwohs celebrated sPatk
iins Rranay Sweet Wine and Dry. isi BIN
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A dispatch Of the 10th inst, from Halifax,
states that the Royal Artillery there have been
ordered to the Crimsa. @ z.
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A dispatch of the 10th inst. from Norfolk, Va,
states that the ship Ann, Captain Giles, from
New York, bound to New Orleans, with an as
sorted cargo, is reported to have gone ashore
on the Both of June. near Key West, and thaf
all hands persisted except Captain Giles, his son,
and his sons wife; that the ship went to pieces
immediately.
A second despatch from Norfolk says the
foregoing is regarded generally as an unfoaaded
rumor 5-= * S
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VgyR'ANSpORTATION FRUM CHARLES

TON, s. c., TO MONTGOMERY AbA-uhth iuIthef nonce,
tie rates GtailtstQu Montgomery, ALA will
be iollosa
First es cubic foot rs eenta-bozes ha bnne furniture,
oaugs eopB matches, and other light artces
claas io u 40hoIea bates SHOES aaddsry
dry goods ga pan pn fUo ens, ns con m S ssaSeaefy sn
ae rope tobacco ;eaher hides
ss boop machinery coils cariage
ares soap Candles hardware molasses oil
white lend lquo eIookery in crates and casks
relative shipment Of win Chatleston t
apliration 10 HENRY foNGE,
/ SLnnae efpat
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y AXE EoRGE.-Th FoRr W1LL1Ai

AXE GEORGE.-T The FoRT WILLIAM
HENRY HOTEL situated nj the above place, will be open o
she Tetep cn OF guestB the 2th OF June next. -,
Hoe) erected since stpttmees last, situated a lh
linn Henry and ahorl diHaIre from The Lake opae u has
~ OF ne Lake The house and furniture have cost
abot Ii 235 the Lake aRd 40 with
wing ms The laid out in the noat
s gueps lighted viii Water 10 brought for ne use
th hhance Of mile, and 10
OF The house, furnishing u SUPPLY ei not ana co
comfort that can pc
Ss d. and is fuinthed style inferior city
hoes all with e5tnpsss ventaon and
Of be had private parn
n preferred. Livery Stable Is connected with the house
toeether ma abundance of Etabie and barn teon
;sS2i An, DAM EEL GALE, Proprietor.
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s5 SE a6e5f@ No. 1922 ~
AN ORDINANCE to revise and codify the general orui
nances in force and governing the city o. Ner
Orleans, together with all existing acts OF ths tate N
gislature touching upon the city government; .4 I.
BE Il ordained by the Common Council q lne Gy ~
New Orleans that competent person or persons pc ap
pointed by the Judiciary Committee OF Rth boards -
Joint meeting to revise and codty the genai
in force and governing the city OF NY w
gether with all existing acts Of the State Legsiatne
touching upon the city government under tine 1eoMing
general regulations: 3 N
l. IT shs be the duty Of the said reyr 20 arrsnge
under general heads all laws and ordinances now exist
ing which shall be subdvided and claahea az to oe
ready or reference He shall the whole collected to-
gether and udexd ready for the printer Hnen tne
ell shall take final action thereon.
That said municipal code shall be supplied WIN such
reference notes or figures, will show whIe
on subject are affected or modified W otner oro
Sauces or laws on the same subject 8&4 4sa as
IL shall be the duty Of the aforesaid Reser 70 report
to joint committee revision hereafter appointed any
alterations changes or rescissions and existing ord
nances that may to him necessary or exponent
a. That said municipal code shall be presented 70 the
Common Council before the first Tuesday OF october
next and when finally and fayorably actedupon shall pc
the sole body OF awsa previous ordlnahees peng
| thereby repealed and abrogated.
| 8 That Joint Committee Of Reyisonsof Mnnielpal
Law shall be appointed by the President efeach board
three Board of Assistant three from
the Board of Aidermen-who shall consult and advlse
with the Reyser to all changes to be remmenaeo 10
| the Council
to report fully the Reyiser al defects they
may observed in existing laws TO open their books
the inspection of said Revser that he may be able To
frame ordinances defining the duties OF chofHcer.
/ T. That the sum of S1500 be and is hereby appro-
priated as a full and complete compensation of said Re
wiser to paid when the Committee of Revision shall
/ TSignedl GERARD sTITH,
1 President pro. tenn Board Of Assistant Aldermen.
i TSgnedl J.J. LUGENBUHL,
| President Board Of Aldermen.
Approved July IS, 1856.
/ jyla5t Isignedl JOHN L. LEWIS, Mayor
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FgY RAILROAD DIRECT fssgfs ~ #lsssa5is9.is7

A' 10 The WEST. o. ~ -. -
limo Warrington and Wheeling 5a hours Running
time bstvseG and csSss he he1 a in washington,
Pa'ash HE tfEsfs sAITMokE III asD oio RAILROAD
hy9s greatly M and
portions the West the Northwest and ths Southwest
bound Wst from Bsinoe always promptly Wash
Ingon Junction. (aey called The Relay Huse nine mie7 from
only alss i Wbsens
Washington aud reehsekd and teIe Twin
the pasaengs gihOu charge for ,hos holding hreaa
K 81 ana AZ p. NJ oa SUNDAYS At the La Ter hsur ony.
Al Wheeing direct connseton made with hs tIan o. ne
Ohio RSoad nneg from Belaiss on The on near
ing through Cambridge, znesve snd Newark 70 go nsse
at Ntwfk with the cars Of The Newark Maaheia AM
sanduhy Raltoad for sandabky Toledo Detroit ehsAgo' Oh
Louis M a, 49,.
the Little Miami Railroad TO Senia, einsinnat &C.
At Xena top Mtsmi Raroadl connection is md with The
through Da to indianapolis TerTe aue chi
Passengers holding through tickets for Memphis Victa Nat
chez oTean which sold at Washington are
the Mall the Ohio llckea 10Y hYan
vile, Cairo and St. Louis, sold by this route =
Cleveland Cleveland 10 Toledo Detroit etc
tickets sold when the Ohio Is navghhe besween
WEiaviie oty ) connection with the Cleveland ant
Pttahnrg Railroad ia maze, -, E.i,
requested notice that while ha the oa
aHordng through Mahingoh it also th
peeds and direct nearly AL the sag pons e.
great West Ths distance from Washington TO but OBJ
miles being mites shorter than other oute J.
| TuRouGH TtcKKr PROM WAsHIserok-Ta wheeling
90 59i Columbus IS e5 Dayton sle %; CINCINNATI 86 oasse
iailroad e5i from Cincinnati 8s; ndlanape
SOL Gevei'nd ga lb To edo so Detroit f5 ~ Shlcae
aud s9 ST. Louis aS 30 and $9s Memphis s3Si new vi
For Fsdec and Harpera Fey, Marnsburg Berkees Spring
may leave WashDs,oa a. "
minor way between Baltimore and Wheeling take ia.
| train Washington.
the and from Baltimore, Annapolis etc. see spee
% FOR further information through tickets apply THos
- s>''''s' nssAs'A "'sD'Ds ''n JOHN H. DONE,
l Master of Transportation
Il BaI nd 10.
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GeMPTRoLLER,s OFFICE, |
City of New Orleans, May i, 1856.
RESOLVED That the Comptroller be- and he is hereby
authorized and required to give notice. by standing ad
vertisement in the official JOURNAL that in accordance
with the ninth section Of ordinance No. 1872 approved
March 80, 1854 the Council will not pay any bill against
the City unless contracted under authority of order
from the Comptroller in accordance with the ordinance
referred to.
[signed] E. L. TRACY,
President Board of Assistant Aldermen.
[SignedI L. II. PLACE,
President Board ofAldermen.
Approved April 2s, 1855.
[signedl JOHN L. LEWIS Mayor.
The attention of the officers of the city and of th
public is respectfully called the foregoing resolution
| O. DE BUYS,
myl9 tt Comptroller City of Nes Orleans.
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. DYSPEPSIA POSITIVELY CURED.-Da.

BECKWITA,s ANTIDYsPEPTIG PILLS. after trial OF
testimonials from the most eminent
Staten, admitted 70 he the BEST ANTI
DYSPEPTIC public. Price, "
have been disposed me sales
with the Care and each
the numhsr The ~
hnor for the and
II THEIR USE Iii needlsse 70 publish eeEtihcaes
numbers Of them, teyng the strongest Language 70
their virtues Rt. Rev. W. Green, Bishop Of
hssipp RI Rev. Bishop Freeman; Rev. VIM cPheotsra o.
D. o. North eaonH Hon Judge Potter U s. Cont
Combs Grsenye ea Hon. John Henderson, s. Senator and
al of similar perHonsgas.
For sails syme N. Morrison, E. Wheel
KennedyE D. Beach, Bnag aniby pruggsts generally
WITH NJ D. Petersburg Va whom all dealers will please appiy
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4 MEKIUAN ARIIsYsl uNlUN.--YnE AMER

A MEXICAN ARTISTS uNIUN.--1HE AMER
lcAN ARTISTS UNION, would respectfully to the
czens and the Ganadas that the purposo of
cuvag for the fine throughout the country aud with the
enabling family become Poaesed gallery
Cravings FIRST ARTISTS OF THE AGE they have deter
for their Engavngs and
thus only give employment large number ar and oihe
couutymen taste for workscI arb present
LIS OF GIFTS.
100 Marble Busts Waahng att. ooeo
in6 Clay.......................i 100 10000
100 Wsbater,. loo 10000
100 6. !" Calhoun iO0 10,Qo0
so Elegant Old Paintings, in splendid gilt rames,
81 isst 100 % sSSS sSsS
500 Steel Plate Engrasngs, NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
gilt frames 2ix5lnches each 10 5Ogo
10000 Elegant Steel Plate Engrayinga, ,coored in
sash ~. 10000
ass, 600 Steel Plate Engrayings from 100 different
plates, now in possession Of and owned by the EI@5N
Artists, Union, oil she market value of from SO
cents to 81 each. Al,upV
Frss-class Dwelling, in slst street, HewYork
City each asxioo -. $4,000
100 Villa Ss containing ach l0,e 900 square feet,in
the auburbs OF New York City, and comm anding
a magnificent Of the Hudson River and
Long Island Sound, at. ECO 5000
security OIL $50 each 5000
| IN 5000
/ 1 M t so each 5000
aso "a" " 40 each 5000
q eac
E Reference regard The Real Estats F. JyfssCEk
| CO., Real Eatate Brokers' NewYork
r Orders (pos with enclosed to be addresso
= j, W, H0LBROGKE Secretary, sos Broadway, N. x.
~ Eugavngs in the Catalogue ready for delyery
oa smis
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The New YORK LIQUOR TRouBLEs.-We learn
from New York papers Of the 1lth inst, that
very few arrests for selling liquor contrary to
the new enactment had yet been made. Much
difference of opinion in regard to the apphca-
tion Of the law existed among the several police
magistrates, and an almost insurmountable
difficulty was experienced in making the gnzzlsrs
tell where they got their liquor. Persons CON
yicted of intoxication were fined ten dollars or
committed for ten days. A dispatch from
Albany, of the 10th inst, says:
The preliminary examination of Mr. Landon,
proprietor of the City Hotel, charged with
selling liquor contrary TO law, caused the
greatest excitement. Justice Cole decided that
q complaint made on information Of belief
was sufficient authority for issuing q warrant.
and that such charge was competent to be
examined. Further examination was postponed
| until Tuesday
Chauncey p Williams, belonging to the Car
son League, the complainant in this case, was
severely assaulted while passing out of the
police court. and pulysrized charcoal showered
on him by unknown parties.
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- EW OEIEANS, OPEL0USAS and GREA!

Nj EW QfsLEANS, UPELOU6AS and TREAT
WESTERN EXPRESS IA DAILY EXPRESS is nov saieb-
Orleans
n linz in New with THE Adams Expes
r he principal cities and Towns in the North and and o.
9ss9u - 'HIofDgsis STAGES AND EXPRESS WAGONS
f Thib5darY HoumA Tgere BerwicR Bay PattersonVle,
CanteF Frankia New IBERIA ST. ManVls washington ana
Qpeloashg. ~ ara,, dss,,,niion
forwarded delivered pronpty Notes. pa snl etc' COLI
ieoted. ana all attended 10 punctally.
Each EXPRESS in charge Of Special MeBssngers
he e as the before P NJ the day previous to dparare
Joseph Barba isO Old Leyee s'ree Will receive poPt
attention. a. .;iz =. :
nj naurning Franklin House, ThboiauI at r. M and
Bayou LsfouIehu at 2 p M.
RAILROAD AND CITY BAGGAGE EXPRESS.
s- In the above there RSS for tae
Of Baggage part Of the city Of New orsans
aud cheek 10 hs EIrefs Mefhen
ger delivered directed with prompsne
dispatch. ,n.,,, E. ,o1,rs ,,aa no r. - ....o.55
a3ar olAhN ., JorNhf, onlee 70 ehoiP ntie9.
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DoOTs, SHOES AND msa.
&bWe ustreeeiging this old OF A. r. K&&A
Dunpar and 5s Common street, large N IN
and ~ isslscted Of BOOTS SHOES and &4 49,
HATS Of all kinds which, together with those hand make
atok complete Country merchants will do well to call
ar PLANTATION GOODS stock IN the sly
81 NEWHALL. VALENTINE co,
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] O S Z ? H II q E
30 CAMP STREET, 80
Importer, Wholesale and Retail Dealer in
FINE WATCHES, JBWELRY, RICH FANCY AND
STAPLE GOODS,
ENo 20 Camp street. under the City Eotel Neto Orleans,
spscluy Wholesale Retail Dealers and
purchassrs STOCK OF GOODS whi,h freshly
imported, constantly supplied roughnu tho
SHELL Shell aud Buffalo Combs,o atye
variety. x.
description of hs and A. the
iowes Northern factory prices.
TOILET Perumery Hair Oil Hair Pna, ,Poma.
tum, Fancy Soaps, ETC.
FINE FANS PURsE Books, Work Boxes Portable Deks
with endless variety Portemonnaieh, OF
style shape, and at unusually low PRICES.
Colts and Warmers Revolving Pistoln
Seacis Razos Peseryers Fishing Reela and Iacks Of
the determined angier
WATC HE'S, JEW ELR Y. etc.
The stock in this ne oonng of the Cooper, NJ Tobias
and with fine of Swiss
Engh Levers with large stock Of fine and Eastern
Jewer selected with great Y.
ROBERTS, in the Wholesale husnsa and
been exclusively fer cash. Inducements will be
offered purrlasefs
Every warranted rpresnted the refunded
Watches Jewelr ,earefuly Repaired and warranted.
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VOLUME VIII.
THE RIVER AND THE LAKE.
nII I L Il ~

NIyUK LUUIsVI IHe bFsu1IIUf -Unn.I&
IN HORT, J. WARD, slas T. Miller, master lhssssssE4
This spendid passst ger amer will far
ma ast Tin tbs eeaop for th TIP S1ping ny
absenre or viii be found W. Adanh corner ~ ,G IN"
Front streets o. o. a.s,- n, ,isnio ~
furnished in the most approved stys u every
ior III eo.,Vs o u, ~ aaa ~; psee ads.,ti's5 I jysm
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%JEW YORK AND ERIE ~ :;

~ RAILROAD. NxsK TSg1&a----aza4s
SUNDAYS, Expreas Train b;36
On and Monday 1885 aud until further pms
sengr trains pier foot of Duane street. %
BUFFALO EXPRESS, at a. NJ for Bafao
MAIL s;i5 A. d. for Dankik and Buhao and
this train will TtnAin over nghi htoWeso,
land urpcee g morning,
R6CKLAND PASSENGER at NJ lrom the foot OF champefs
Rt,est Via Piermont Intermediate stations
WAY PASsEN GER al P. M for hewburgh and oAsSie,
and intermediate stations.
NIGHT EXPRESS, $3.50 P. NJ. r DnnkIk and Buffalo.
EGRANT, M for tunkirk ard 6nnao ana
| stations. "a ;,,or
These EIpess Trains Emia with he Elmira and
gsra Falln na Buffalo and Duhkrk VI
Shore Railroad for syeaud att iedo
Chicago and with frscaHs splendid Steamers ior ~ peis o
| Lake Erie. 80,
l my3i ID.
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How WILD GEESE ARE TAKEN.--ss The way
ey catch geese,'' says the Buffalo Republic,
n,on the Western waters, is sufficiently WONDER
| full, without at all taxing the ncredulity OF any
one. They are very fond of small and very
active eel, and with sharp head and teeth /,
whose habits insist upon its swimming very near
the surface of the water. 1t is very seldom the
geese can get hold of this choice morsel, and
| when they do, they have a grand jollifcation
over it. This eel the hunters use as bait for
their geeseships Ashort time since, two hunt
ers went out to catch wild geese. One hunter
lay down in his canoe, with trout line attached
10 his wrist, and on the other end, in the water
! was tied the nimble, sharp-headed eel before
, spoken Of
and came gradually among q large flock o
geese, and the eel swimming along closely to TIL
: surface. One venerable bon uiuant of q goos
eobbled up the eel. like flash also, the eel ha
made its way through the body of the epicure
and 10 ! the goose was son strong" Anothe
goose, afflicted with luxurious palate, swallowe
the eel, but without any particular satisfaction
as the eel, hardly noticing an obstruction
Travelled through the goose grease wit
scarcely an effort. And so this identical ee
| travelled and travelled until seventeen geese Rer
s on the string, and our scientific friend, thinsn
: he had been fortunate enough, commenced maui
= ing them into the boat.
But, wonder of wonders, the seventeen gees
- rose upon their wings as one goose anu peloT
our friend of the canoe could either make a WI
: or saw prayer, through the combined effort
ID Of the seventeen geese attached to his wrist an
he ere he was aware of it, he was thirty feet abo,
the water. -.
Il friend of his on shore who saw the difficult,
~ and his rifle fortunately being loaded, shot Q
= the string and rescued his friend So, instes
]. of wild goose, our hunter got cold duck; al
a. althouge he fishes no more for wild geese vii
YER cells, he is prepared to affirm, asseyerate, /
hs' swear to the truth Of the foregoing"
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IA rStUIlGE-The Business heretofore conducted
by the underaignse BOGERT WILLIAMS
{ CO. the ihe lyle
g, BDaERT L co. g. c. BOGERT,
Oct, 8, 1854. SIMEON TOBY, Of
j , EMOVAL-The subscriber having pur-
o. hhaed the entire Stock Of DRUGS CHEMICALS from
r. Magazine street, opposite
removed from his ST. Charles
mentioned place. E.B. WAEELocK,
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RAILROAD TRAVELLING.
raIEW ORLEANS, OPE- e ysy SssSs
In LousAs AND GREAT WEST o.. see ssssdx-aas

NIEW ORLEANS, JACK gSSg EE5
vi SON AND GREAT NORTHERN &z5& - 1az--sA1ssk
RAILROAD Depot Caiope street. OF Clara street, Near
PASSENGER TRAIN daily 70 oyka ss miles from New orsass
and back Leaves A. NJ reaches osyka a. r ri
leaves sgka rsachss New Orleans AZ p b. Ranaen-
psra all Intermediate stations
per mile eaeh Children ana eerfAas
half price. i, -, ~, T., .sr,a ad;st
ton5 every Tuesday, Thurday and Saturday. a. a @ aoa
intermediate every
Wednesday and Friday at a. M ,;u 4,
On SUNDAYS, Tickets the helisr 10 sp 70
auv station on will be sold for wo pehrs
~ Tickets ssled application a aoSsfa fISea
%. H,
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eREAT CENTRAL EX- TX. q q. u G CO.

a Y hEAT UENl hAI EA- aksts f3sN
E PRESS AND MAIL ROUTE &$aE A-.@4I&-
hem New Orleans all points North and East
1ILINOIs CENTRAL RAILROAD.
Summer Arrangement. :.
Two Daily Train Cairo to Chisago lime rom Safo 70
York afTy hours Fair, Thr.y Dolars. ,.,,.
this the chsape Peasanssat and mo Assa
ble Route n every respect. ,.-,, .,.,..I u AT
dne New Orleans daily at6 oeoeE K AZ
for Cairo connecting wi the Illinois Central Ratoaa G1 N
81 Paul Bluffs all important points on the
iJpser H,ssissppi Missouri riveIs =. -.
Al Cbago the Ilnos with tha Michigan
for ali the Eastern Cities Ds.foit Niagara Fa and Buffalo
Nav York Rog,on elpha Baliinpre and Rasnngton
AIso from UAcago tie New Albany and Salem ksfoaa 10
Ioaisvils cineinnhi sld A points laiana nna oag ~
Al siagar Falls citing With the Lake Ontario Route fo mon
Ell Quebec Saratoga Springs and the White Mountains
the above route can be pare
n, b of No. 49 ST. Charles street. the 81
| Nhss ~ W Jgs pa,ai iEswI1rlesps W. t. REDDING,
| I'm ,,rssu Agent Illinois Central Railroad.
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NOR SALE "A new and superior oak tanned
leather belt 5iuheS wid 81 y esi ang copper ivsd thu
whole leagsh. 5. WOLFE, % camp street
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-04-20

NEW MUSIC-"L LIGHT AND SHADEu FAFrASIE,
hy 0sSsI Ant wGr worthy she atteut,on OF every
of choice music-O "When the willows In the
vse, trio nv Johp Fletcher the favorts metropo
tan vocats, by whom II 10 sung with great suecess-I
One largest and best OF ehoioe MUSIC
in the United States, at the reduced prices.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-04-20

NEW JERSEY RAILEoAD.5FoR PHILADEL ELF ia
s.nyess Leave New York at and I'd NJ and and
sP H. Fare 81 Is in T. and 50 In and 10 A. n. and
ali way ststions Through tickets sold for cncnnst and
tbpoush baggage checked TO washington In and 10 A.
and T.. n trains.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-04-20
- - % - -
ME DICAJ..

A ing aa,n%assa the .ss,as like %a 81
yss n.
i ssa Is 'Sllsa s:s siP' Cali between
D nUaSs sTEEEr NAY r, 81
sSsT % % G:s X: a% !:
s:ss e 81 ss New 1asa Un1 ms, b Il
i az. Mr. KsNNEDY, q Ro1bury, has discovered 10
Tina Of Sunor from The worst ssrouia
III has tried 100 and never fAlss sIesp,
;ss snsy o De :s 81 Bossos . ' = 49,
ors % hrss bottles Win sursSo wont nd pnIs
Two To- three bottles win cure the system bos
bottles TO cure the worst canker In wv
Yhses 70 ave BOTTLES warranted to the worst case
u swo bottles are warranted to a humOr in Tho
Two bottles are warranted running ofshs eyes and
Sou % an bottles are warranted TO corrupt and run
.ss .,npsss 81 Of s sss x. ror. ..
Of three bottles are warranted 70 cure The most dee
peTsts ease o. oar BOTTLES are warranted 10 the SALE
rn sI1s h. bottles ". wor: ease q ssrSfus
wS.n n, sboys aSsus,
,,n Mssa ~ Boston know Of
water will extingush are 80 sure viii this cure hu
never bottle Of IL but that sold another AFTER
rsI ~ always speaks for ITSELF There arc Two thnSi
bont this herb that appear TO me shasn
.os In our In places qnte pientifu Ant
xet ts value has been known until discovered
{e. secopd tnat should all kinds Of humor In or
s 1--WE some idea sudden rise and great popularity
of the discovery will state that In Anil 1853 Peddlsd
and six bottles per day In April li SOLD over
bottles per day off, No change Of diet ever ne
ri ss1 ps s si'Is
over years. dessert from hrs 70 yss
stitutons take spfcent TO operate on the bowels .ee
day MI Kennedy gives persona attendance osa oass
Of gcrofula, Manufactured ~ Donald Kennedy. NO LIZ
Warren street. nesbury hss. Price VI wnol:s.s a;sn
Ciickensr No 81 Barclay street; A. b. D. Sands No l
FULTON street; Marsh Nortkrop, 100 0rsenweh ssfeei
Chambers street, y g wells Goa rrsnhn ssrsst 1es
son rckhins A Co. Maiden lane; Havlsnd, HemAll Ms
lev Wsvran strsst ward Close Co Maiden lane; snds
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-04-20

"A travel "A beautiful panorama, with connecting do.
rsmas will be sold cheap for cash Inquire at ZIG Fulton
street, Brooklyn, where II may be seen.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-04-20

T,tcEoNs, PIGEONS PIGEONS FOR SALE, FAN
Az pseops Of All hinds such ~ carriers, oilers
pouters nagpSs, 40. &C. For ssls By JOHN T. RAHE ~
sriipg street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-04-20

HOITA0E To LEr-AT WINDSOR TERRACE, FLAT
~ bush corner Of Vanderbilt street and Coney Island
plank road and garden attached The building
arranged tor store but desired the store will be
Wall street. :.