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EMILY c. DAY vs.. " w. AND NELsos RoTH--
VERDICT FOR PLAHTHF-In the case Of Emily c.
Day against Vokert w. Roth and Nelson Roth lately
concluded in the Oneida Circuit a verdict has been
rel dertd for he plaintiff The defendant v. w. Roth,
al Appropriated TO lis own money left with him BY
the plaintiff and the verdict awards 10 the plaintiff
q, 435 25 damages. The money having been used TO
purchase the Utica Museum, and the title taken by
NelsoD Roth, the decision makes tie Judgment ien
on that property. The Utica HeralG says:
No one who read that trial failed TO perceive Ia The
action Of the defendant and bis brother one OF the
most cold booded end heartess conspraces ever CON
ceiyed or carried into effect That msn claiming 70
be civil zed should have put their heas together 10
defrsud helpless woman Of all the property she had
in tn wosldLshould ave carried such course Of
dec aud cruel resehery year after yesr-ssems
rroe dings within tbe period Of recollection has
given US 90 much pleasure this; and this pleasure
we share in common with pretty much everybody
eee."
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NewDurk daily Gribn,le
LOSSES.
rom The fthfrHi

LOSCECs
From The -ftteneua
UPoS the white sea-sand
There sat pilgrim band,
Telling the losses that their lives had known,
While evening rsDed away
From breezy cliff and bay,
And the strong tides went OUT with weary moan.
One spaSe, with quvering lip,
OF a fair ffeig hied ship,
With al his household 10 the deep gone down
But one had wilder wo
For a fair face long ago
Lost il the darker depths of great town.
There we're who mourned their youth
With a most loving truth,
For its brave hopes AID memories ever green;
And one upon the West
Turned an eye that would not rest
For fsroff bills Whereof its Joy had been.
Some talked of vanished gold
Some Of proud henors told,
Come spake of friends that were their tr1st no
more
And one of green grave
Beside foreign wave
That made him cit SO lonely on the shore.
But when their tales were done,
There spake smong them one,
A stranger seeming from an sorrow free
"Sad losses nave ye met,
Bui mile is heavier yet
For believing heart hath gone from me-
"Alas = these pilgrims said,
d" For the living and the dead,
For forunes cruelty, for loves sure cross,
For the wrecks of land and sea
But hogever il came TO thee,
Thine, stranger, is lifes last and heaviest loss:
LSgdon, July FRAMES nhO"N
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NEWJERSEY CROPS.

Correspc uesnce Of The y. Y. Tribune.
MoRRrs Co.. " j.. Monday. July 30, ISIS.
Since the Goth inst. there have been repeated heav
showers. accompanied by high temperature, with
very little SUI shine or tied father until yesterday
SUNDAY mo niug This has delayed the harvest, ana
iiured ne grain though not 10 very great extent
nsipg il 10 crow in tie beads The effect of spout
ing appear 10 be in some measure 10 expand and de-
siIoy tie Vi, lily Of the grsin; and thus, without I'M
pairing the DutTve quality OF the hour, render inc
bread made rom il cIammy and heavy.
Tie grass crop has been unusually heavy-arger IN
truh than sny preceding one for the asf seven years
For wal Of respers fields were moved late ana
the grass having been exposed 10 the recent rams al
IL ny In swath has turned black and of course pretty
nearly vautless, except for litter. Stl the qusnuty
in this situation b comparatively SMALL while the wet
weather has given the second growth such start as
to insure abundant grazing for stock until frost
Indian Corn was never more promising, and has
rarely attained the size beresbout have seen sew
eral fields which remind me OF the Sioto Miami and
Wabash bottoms. From quarter TO third more
has beer planted this year than usual.
Oats could not well be better. Owing 10 the uupre-
cedented price they have borne the pas season. fully
aihird if not half more sowed than last wear.
u tatoes promise q most abundant Weld. SO far a.
they have been dug. they well grown and the pro-
du exceedingly prolific. No sign OF rot or any other
disease has vet ma lie lis appearance, although for
several years past the crop has been greatly curtaied
from this cause The breadth OF country planted this
ses son is greater than formerly fact which is sp-
pcabe 10 the couUry at large may be predicated OF
this immediate section. that the value of the potatoe
crop is greater han that of the wheat crop.
Gar6en vegetables have been backward, but now
abound in the utmost profusion, and OF the best quail
Ity.
Fruit looks well. Strawberries, Raspberries and
Cherries have been plenty. Apples bid fair 10 be
abundant and of good quality
Taken together, it may well be doubted whether the
earth has ever before in our day borne such crops.
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PENNSYLVANIA RAILRoAD.-The GREAT

i CENTRAL ROUTE. connecting the Atlantic Cires with
Western Northwestern and Southwestern states, BY COD
inrous Railway direct The Road also connect. At Ptsour
Eh day inc Of Steamers 70 al ports the Western Rivers
and Cleveland and ssndusky With Steamers 70 al port o.
he Northwestern Lakes; making the direct cheapest znc
r-isbe by which FREIGHT be forwarded 70 sc
from the Great West -
RATES BETWEEN PHILADELPHIA and PI1TsbDhGh.
fEsr CLtss-b2o.s snoes o'y "ooa' "n 75c per lOe d
ggcosD CLAss-Books aud Stationery, Dry
Good, n t~iesl Hsrdwue, Leather, ecc. per 100 y.
wool. kc..s..ss...s.+.. s.sssssssss.l
fHRo CLAss-Anys bsggns' naoon ano Sc per 100 n.
FOURTH CLAss.-CoFee, Fish Bacon and y. ner 100 n
Pork, Packed, Lard and Lard Oh.. = -
IN shipping Goods from any point east Of ps o. pa,
ecular mark the package via PennsyvsnA tarosd Al
Goods copsgned The Of s Road At Philadelphia OF
Pittsburgh, viii be forwarded without detention -
FREIGHT AeESTs-Moses Potter, BOston J. L. Kiott
Eev-York; T. J. Sneeder, Philadelphia Mssraw k9ons
Baltimore Geo C. franciscan Ptsbursh spingnan Brown
Cincinnati Ohio ]. s. Moorhead, Louisville, KY G.
Medium Madison Ind Rsfclid n Co. ST. Louis, hoi J. g.
Mitchell Son. Evansville, Indiana
Yer further particulars or bills Of aiding, apply 20
j. L. ELLIOTT Agent Penn Railroad Col OF
C. B. ALLEN, No. Aston House, New.fox
II H. HOUSTON, General Freight Agent, Phladeipaia
II. ]. LOMBAERT. Superintendent, Altoona, Pa
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AYpopoTE OF sHERrpAN-Hollands theatre, the
hanosomest in the kingdom, destined to short
existence being totally burnt down ON tho night OF
February o. 1909 when ii had stood only en years.
The following authentic anecdote In connection with
the bucir has not before we believe, appeared in
print Holland could never obtain settlement
or even an interview on the subject with Sherl-
dan He hunted him for weeks and months at his
own house at the theater at his usual resorts, but
be was now here be At last be tracked him TO
the stage-door rushed in In spite OF the opposition OF
the buTy porter and found the manager on tho stage
converting vi party OF gentlemen whom be had IN
yited 10 chow them tie thetter. Sheridan sew Hol-
land approaching and knowing that escape was this
time impossible put bold face on the matter An
my dear fellow, exclaimed he, you are the very man
| wanted 10 see-you have come moot dpr0pos. avn
truly sorry you have had the trouble OF calling on
me 30 often bur now we are met in a few minutes 1
snail be at liberty; we will then 20 into my room To-
gether and settle affairs But first you must de-
eide important question here. some OF these gen.
temen tell me there are complaints AID loud Ones that
the transmission OF souDd defective In your beautiful
heatre-that in fact the galleries caonot hear at all
ana that the why they have become so noisy
of late" Sound defective not hear reiterated The
asonished architect turning pale ami almost
ing back "wby 1t is the most perfect building for
sound that ever erected; u stake my reputation
on il, thu complaint is most groundless.' so say"
reorted Sheridan; "but now we'll bring che question
TO seue defniiively and then have paragraph or
two IN the papers. Do you, HOLLAND, go and place
yourself at the back of the upper gallery, while stand
here on the stage and talk TO you. Certainly" said
Holland, win the greatest pleasure" lantern
was provided with trusty guide, and away went the
architect through labyrinth of dark and winding pas
sages, almost days journey, until hs reached his
distant and elevated post NOV, Mr.. Holland, cried
sheridan, are you there and ready" Yes" was
the immediate answer. "Can you hear me p" Per-
fecly perfectly, Mr.. Sherdanp Then wish you
a very good morning" So saying Sheridan disap-
psared and two or three miles of before Holland
could descend. Another long interval occurred ere he
was able to chase the fugitive to mis- lair again.
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Two BoTs DRowsEp.-On Sunday morning, tyee-
tercsy about II O'clock two boys who were bathing
az be confluence Of The Little River with the Con-
neciicut were drowned. The elder was named Pat
rick Rearty aged about le, ana the other was named
Smith, and was about IL 10 Is years old. Rearty's
brother "a little fellow Witnessed the occurrence and
home 10 his mother with the boys clothes IN bic
arms telling his mother his brother was drowned, and
lie had brought bis clio hes home. This was the tint
alarm that was given. Resty came no in the boat
from New York the same morning, and had been in
the city only few hours when be lost bis life. He
had run away from threatened prosecution, bat his
mother wrote TO him TO back and be returned TO
lose his life above stated TIE bodies Of both the
boys were recovered. Hartford Coarant July 30.
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B,yK DEPARTMENT. STATE or NEw-YoRE,
Iulv 1855. 4

Albany, July "A, 1855 !
U'HE BANK OF CORNING has this day hled,
i IN thi. office ice n he appointment q TIE COM
MERCIAL BANK OF TROY IN the CRY Of rroy a. Agent
m the redemption circulating notes together with reyo
cation Of the appoiutr1, Of rHs MECHANICS AND FARM
Frs BANK Of Albany such Agent agreeable n the act en-
tn ed An set The several relating 20 lncop,ra
ed Bants Associations and Individual BANKERS passed
April IT, 1851. NJ SCHOONMAKER, Superintendent
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n R ID f % N G Ii

II X ID f. j O N g III
~ LIGHT BROWN COD-LIvER OIL.
Prepared medicinal In the Lofoden Isles Norway,
and put Of chemical analysis by DR. DE- JONGh
his literary works and scientific travels has gained for
hnsefin Europe the weldeserved reputation the
highest authority in ali that regards this most efecua remedy
for CONSUMPTION, BRONCHITIS, ASTHMA GOel
SKIN, MEANTIME WASTING, and GENERAL DE
BILI1Y. - - 1900,
approved Of and recommended BY BERZELIUs, LIEBIG,
WGHLER, JONATHAN PEREIRA, FOUQUiER, and nu-
other distinguished Physicians and scientific Chemt
Specially rewarded with medals by the Governments Of L.
GC NJ and the NETHERLANDS and supplied 70 the leading
Hospitals Of Europe. -
Has almost entirely superseded all other kinds on the Con-
nent its proved superior power aud efficacy
well for its being perfectly free from all unpleasant odJr
and dssgreeabe ber and acrimonious taste irritating the
mpang Digestion neither producing nausea and
vomiting. diauhea- - -
Bottles labeled with DR. DE JONGHs Stamps and sigma
IS Per bottle liberal discount TO ApothecAes
Druggists Eight bottles forwarded, carriage Tree 10 the
country IN receipt Of &c. Wholesale and retail by
LEOPOLD WETZLAR. No. IS Dey.st-, New. York,
Sole Agent for the United States Of Dr. de JOnghs Light
Brown Cod. Liver Oil
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II DAILY THROUGH TRAINS BETwEEs PHILA-
DELPHIA and PITTsBURGH.-Ths MORNING MAIL
ss.s. Pi,sssr.s ss Psi.aslpsi. The fAsT LINZ
leaves Phlsde phs Tor Psburrh u NJ, and Pttsearsh
for Philadelphia at y ~ The NIGHT ExPRESS IhhS
leaves Philadelphia for Pttsbursb II p NJ and Pitoursn
or Phladeiphis a. 10 P. d.
snd from n. Louis Mo-, Alton Galens and Chicago ILL
srsnkord Le1inetsn and Louisville KY Terra H.ats Maef
La fayette and In&snopn Ind; Cincinnati Dayton
Springfield Bslefonaine ssndusky Toledo Cleveland co
lamhUs. Zauesve Masson. and Wooster. Ohio; .lso VIII
the Steam Packet boats and EevOresns ~ Loss
Louisviue and Cincinnati
For further particulars h.udbs in TIE hotels OF IN
City Passenger will find "a the shortest most sxpedkos
md comfortable route between the East and West
Through tickets had either aforementioned
pieces IL the West or Of
RB. DEAN. Agent, EewJersey Railroad Co. foot Of
Csurusnd-st-. New-Yorn
j. L ELLICOTT, Agent, Peunsy vznia Railroad Co
No. Astor House New-Y0r
THOMAS MOORE. Agent. 1lth and H4rtetsta
New York. April 10. 1854 Phisceipha
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me0iral.

Dysenery, Diarrhes. Cholera,
A ND BOWEL COMPLAINT, in consequence
"A If the very ehsngeabe weather sarmngy prryAenv
and have been than usually fatal the nfan members
Of the community durns the past month Much suffering may
be spared and danger sverted BY taking the st % ms
attack from fifteen drops Of the CHOLERlNE MlA-
TURE which will afford speedy relief in all cases Prce, .
cents and 50 cents per bottle. Prepared and sold By
A. b. L d. SANDS. Druggists,
Nos l4l MlLam.si. and 100 Enlton.si.. n Y.
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Il PORT and FALL RIVER.-The speodid aud superior
steamer METROPOLIS Capt VIM. Brown leaves New York
every TUESDAY, THURSDAY and SATURDAY, al o'clock
p ~; and MPIRE STATE. Capt b. Brayt0n, leaves New.
York every MONDAY, WEDNESDAY and FRIDAY, at
o'clock H. from Pier No. 8, N. R. the Battery Both
touching at Newport each
The METROPOLIS ard EMPIRE STATE connect at New
port with the steamer CANONICUS which leaves New York
~ $50 O'Clock A. NJ for Providence, arriving there about
ock Passengers from Providence for NewYork take the
CANONlCUs o'clock ~ for Newport, connecting there
Uisi the steamers for Eew-YoTk.
Hereafter Will be regarded secured 70 any app
cant until the shell have been psid for
Freight TO Boston l. forwarded through with great Dispatch
BY 81 Express Freight Train.
= VIM BORDEN Agent Nos. 20 and II West-st.
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~ II + UNI V T. X S | I
- FAMILY REMEDIES.

Issued under the Seal Sanction and Authority Of
THE UNIVERSITY OF
FREE MEDICINE
And
POPULAR KNOWLE D GE,
Chartered BY the State Of Pensyvani Apnl % 1858,
WITH CAPITAL OF 10000,
Mainly for the purpose Of aeng the eyns OF Spurious and
Worthless Nostrums
ALSO,
For supplying the Community with reliable Remedies wher-
ever Competent Physician will not be employed
This institution has purchased from Dr. JOHN X ROWLAND,
his celebrated
ROWANDS
TONIC MI KIT u r E,
Known for upward Of twenty-five years the only sure and
safe cure for
FEVER AND AGUE, &C.
And his inestirnahle Remedy for
BOWEL MPLAINTS,
ROWAND'S -
COMPOUND SYRUP or BLACKBERRY ROOT,
Which highly approved and Popular Remedies,
TOGETHER wiTh
Inc o"''''' COMPLAINTS OF THE LUNGS.
i"' DYsP cPsIA OR INDIGESTION
The Universy's Remedy for .
C0STIVE BOWELS.
ALSO,
The UNIVERSITIES ALMANAC be had, AZ the Branch
D~P'1' C. II. RING, Johnst Broadway N. Y.
CLICkENER& Co, No. 81 Barclay-st-
w s DUNBAR No 40 Broadway.
Mrs HAYS, Brooklyn.
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fer has been sc in the shade and no rain, though
clouds at evening are threatening. Let hope toe
storm is over, and that the farmers are not ye, all
mined
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- WILLIAM J. BUCH SAMUEL CuRTIss rnd 9TH.
pubic suction Al the Merchant Exchange IN the City 6 New
York the ia day VI August 1855 10 6cock " OF tha
dsy eoe q Lots Of Land The north SIDE OF *
IN the Civ Of kewfors being neu Hudsun River With the
buildings her and al the Machinery s.id buildings, he
Engine herein and I'll the ros fr mGnufsc urins
states 10 J. Gwyne; c-r'zir Rfhs under ettes
patent " sm d. Andrews for Dasins Pumps; so
judgment Stew Gxyu- for 81 3 S. also CERTAIN
other uts Drafts oeribed said decree seo
certain Note. made By Urban l. hifcncocs. dated April .
1855 snouu,r. 70 IS with the eollaters thereto For
further inquire the undersned No o Broad
w.y New Y0t sac positise Terms cash-Dated New
Yoit Julv "a 1855 IRA HI CHINSON, Receiver
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CRAND PLEASURE EXCURSION TO LAKE

a
W SUPERIOR The and superb steamer PLANET,
Capt NJ H. ESTABROOK, will icave CLEANELANp on
WEDNESDAY EVENING August rs, At 7 o'clock and DE-
1EOIT 90 THURSDAY MORNING, the 10th, at 9 o'clock,
touching st Macknsc Ese River Seut Ste Name, Ontonagon
Marqu-tte Laponte Copper Harbor Superior City, Eagle
Harbor &c sisyng each place few hours TO give passen
seps an OF pouu Of visiting the Mines and other places o. in
In fhsf ronenc region The trip will occupy about
ten GAYS sud IL designed De 1.-THE EXCURSION Of the
season. fine sailing Yach Of 70 uus will be taken along for
bach Sac fare from Detroit up and back $A The Plane is
l0 burden built expressly for tie Lake Superior trade,
sceed bV agreeable ana experienced gentlemen, and viii
80 cabin passengers The boat entirely new and
decidedly strongest sud best boats built In
Miehsen She i fitted M with view 70 make her in al
specs superior 6rstcas boat 40 her return from The Ex
ale will be Detroit 90 Onignagon
esvirg Detroit every Thursday morning at ooack For
Freight Passase apply board 70 t. A PIERCE Ceve
land C. A. TROWRRIDGE, Detroit, r. WARD, Detroit
Detroit July
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T1HE REGULAR MAIL LINE via sToNING-

II TON for BOSTON, PROVIDENCE, NEW-BEDFOaD,
TAUNTON and NEWPORr.-Inland route, without delay,
change cars, OF baggage carrying the Eestern Mail
The PLYMOUTH ROCK, Capt Joel Stone, ane
c. VANDERBILT Cept j. l. Pendeton connection via
and Providence and Boston and Providence Ra
roads leaving New York daily Sundays eIcepted) from pr
so. N r. (fret wharf above Baeryplece AZ r. NJ, and
stonington at $3.50 PM arrival Of the Mail train which
leaves Boston at s 50 PM
The Z. VANDERBILT, from New York-Mondsy, Wednes
1ey and Friday From StonngtOn-Tuesday, Thursday ano
Saturday
The PLYMOUTH ROCK from New -York-Tuesdsy, Thurs
day Saturday From StonngonMonday Wednesday and
Friday
Passengers arrival stonino, proceed immediately pes
Railroad TO Providence Boston, Teunon and Bedford N
the Express Mail train reaching said places several hours in sd
vance those by other routes and in ample time for all the
sary Morning Lines connecting North and East Passengers
b0 prefer board the steamer enjoying nightf
rest undisrurbed breskang If desired and leave Stoungon
he A. NJ train connecting at Providence With the II A. NJ
rain for Boston, Taunton aud -Bedford; aud st East Green
vich r. l. with the steamer LIBERTY, for NEWPORT
rying there abou' A. NJ
Baggage Master psnies the Steamer and Train through
sech
Through tickets on Mondays Wednesdays and Friday foi
Nantucket Holiness Hole and Woods Hole, via wbedford
connecting with the steamer Eagle Wing
For passage, behs, tsteOons freight Application MAJ
made pier No. North River, at the office, No 10 Bat
tery-psce.
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~ CHANCE Of TIME and REDUCTION OF fAhL' s In
ever, dsy the same phce. FAkt ONLa o :, T
HARBOR GREESFORT and ORIENT fOlNi. 81 9s
tscle,s5 tlrspgh 10 Essfbamp;on, aud sorihalplon
soufh.e and Bdshsmpton foT ~ Gq9se ~ &c ~ ~
80 e., lilly IS 1875 until further notice the speeaie new
steamer ISLAND BELLE, Captain j. r9st "a, rt5rRs
vi o., Csthsrue Market lip on TU tSDA1, lhC MS
DAY end SATURDAY ats liking The above AIDING.
g. Usrhor On MONDAY, "WEDNESDAY and FRIDAY a.
N Gresnport 3; Orient Point 1885, Port Jefferson Il NJ
s,ob,orf r. 81 FREIGHT viii b. received By agent On
D. wharf 10 Ne.York Monday Wednesday and Friday from
L. A. until p NJ For further paricu inquire Of Z. T.
DUDLEY No 205 south-st OF Of Z. r. c. n. BELLOUS,
No 962 Waterst NewYU1k
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,rur o,cn ocK srEAMRoAT LINE for

I1IVE O'CLOCK STEAMBOAT LINE ior
II HUDSON and INTERMEDIATE PLACE5.Ihe pen pen
IA .ts.mer, COLI MBIA and SOUTH AMERICA VIII scsse
e., M Hsrror-s. EVERY AFTERNOON (Sundsys etes W.
AZ oclock connecting with stsses from kingston @
Hudsop and Boson Rslrosd, and Chatham F09f cone W.
zard, (conusctns with stages for Lebanon sprinssJ ~
stoekbrdse Lee Ptsfed, North and south Adsms an a
the vesern pss Of Massachusetts The hrsttsin leaves
s 90 ss " W. HAVILAND CLARK Co.
tOi Oieaa l. r. MULLEN 4 Co.
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RANK DEPARTMENT, ALBANY, July 30 1855
NOTICE is hereby given, pursuant 20 the statute
~ IN sueh case made and provided th.f al the C;ea a,ns
Nots. s.peS 70 d. KENT an individual banker, tPatntm
County be presented a. The ccs Of nc saern
tepden the BANKING Department Of The STATE Of New YORK
tr within from the e here1 or the funds
deposited redemption Of the teastng Notes Issued 70
The said Banker vii b given ~ -
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Grcurelons.
TONS Rv LONG ISLAND

CHEAP EXCURSIONS-By LONG ISLAND
ORAhROAD to GREENPORT and SAC HARBOR every
TUESDAY. THURSDAY and SATURDAY. Leave South
Ferry ct 9 A. -
Fare 20 Greenport and Ssg Harhor.............. 70
Tickets return from Sag HaboI must be pocare on board
The steamboat Barroso; from Greenport from the Agent
0reerport BY suendeDg the certificate issued from the
o<hce IN Brooklyn.
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BANK DEPARTMENT, Albany, July IS, lSSa
T. Is HEREBY GIVEN. pursuant 70

NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN, pursuant 70
shr Statute r. ssch mAds AID provided that all the
circulating notes issued Lnlher Siowe Individual
banker, COMMERCIAL BANK u ALLEGA NY COUNTY,
u,t be presented the Office Of the Superintendent o. tue
BANKING Department Of the State u Newly for payment
within year, from The date oerei or ne iunts deposited
for the redemption the circulating Notes issued to me said
banker will be given up -
wis lgwN2y NJ SCHCJNI-hEk superintendent.
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NrEW WIDF-GAUGE ROUTE from NEW

IN YORK TO ROCHESTER.-The ROCHESTER, and GEN
EsEE VALLEY RAILROAD is open, and in connection
With Buffalo, Corning and NewIork and New YORK and
Enc Railroads. forms direct from Newfors 70 koch
The Of this route together with the superior
Srt afforded by the wide renders by far the most de
,be between the sbOvenamed cities
Tickets be procured At the Newfk and Enc kairosS
Foket OHee foot Of Dusnes and No e Brosdwsy also In
Jersey City
Baggage checked through.
Freghts VIII be transported between New YORK and Koch
sT Any information desired In regard thereto
the General Freight Agent of
he New.York and Enc Railroad Buildings G. s.
rAPPAN. Express Freight Agent Nc. 1875 Broadway.
No trains on the Buffalo Corning and NewYork Railroad
funday j. A. REDFlELD Superintendent
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&NIhfME NUIhI-OOuUty VI suit an " Z
- LIAM MCCULLOUGH szrnst JOHN DURSING sun
for money demand contradiction. not serSedt-lo
the above named You hereby summoned
the complaint IN this action, which VI. hed 70 me
Ooe Of the Clerk Of Sulysn County a. Monticello y l.
the day of July s5 and copy Of your answer
my Office in Mon ceo, in sGid County, with enty
day, after the Of this exclusive az me day OF
such ,c; and If fail hs complaint as aforesaid
the plaintiff viii Judgment the Of hy one dollars
with thereon fo the hrst day OF
Msy. ls52-pzfed July 2, 1855. - 49,
jy25 law6wW q. W. LORD. Plaintiffs Attorney