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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-08-04
NRANn PLEASURE EXCURSION To LAKE

W SUPERIOR The and superb steamer planet
Cspr 81 HI. ESTABkOOK, will leave CLEANb LAND on
WEDNESDAY EVEN ~0 August Is, att o'clock and De
TROIT on THURSDAY MORNING, the l6tb, ats O'CLOCK
Al Maeknac Eege River Saul Ste Name Outonag n
Ma oustte Lagonte Copper WARRIOR, Superior Cf, EAge
Usfbo Sc sfsNiug each place few hours TO give pa sen
se AN OF uoriuut Of visn Mines and other places % in
tsres romantic region The tTip will oesaPs about
te, DAYS srdis designed TO be 1.-THE EXCURSION of the
season fns selling Ysch Of 20 viii be taken along tor
abe passengers Fare from tleye an up ana
heel 40; FIRE from Detroit up and back $50 The PAne -
1870 tups burden built expressly for tn Lsse superior trade,
ecered b, srreesb experienced gentlemen ana VII &C
cdae ~ entn passengers The boat entirely and
II The strongest end best boats ever butt IN
MehssD She h fitted up with view 10 make her IN al r.
euron e will be put the from Detroit TO Ontgnason
leaVps Detroit every Thursday morning al ocl1ck For
Frekt or Passage spgly board, 70 T. PIERCE Ceve
Iapd. C. A. rROWBRlpGE. Detroit Z. w 'RD Detroit
In the number Of passengers should exceed three hun
dred The new sua fest FORESTER VIII accompany
The Plsuet The Forestor has very and beautiful M,
he F,surson Detroit, July, 1855
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p,oof IL Accommodating that Nathan Brown, 10 sr Ia
Eev.Abany lnoisrs charge u bsany has sx wives IN
fsd Il the three Up TbArs doing the tins up
Brown" Lsftyete Cvofief
Ibis is the same Nathan Brown who went % Floyd
Cosuty az a Know NoibiGg teacher OF morality and
for the purpo,e Of converting the "ol1 liners from
their grevioss irqui re. He hes been serving The
Lord 10 true Know-NOtbing style, in TIE way of
"replenshng and maI ipy ing" and his New. Albany
hrass kBuck brethren guilty Of great i0graiude 10
refusing bail Their beloved a0d faithful brother out
Of jail X. n preachers and teachers of morale are
eninentiy The chaps to teach Democrat. the way OF
salvation, Nathan Brown is a very FAIR specimen
Of tie X. n. morality teachers in Indiana
Indianapolis senisSeA
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sDeement (sund,ys excepted On and .iter SAIOh
DAY The "a Of Jane 1856 Trains going eaye 'rookyn fo
}reenport A. NJ daily and Fridays and Saturdays Sif
A. and s:45 and P NJ. for sosset, 10 A. NJ and tl5
p M for H.ps cad 10 A. NJ and S:f5 +:l5 and r. NJ for
Jan sies and PM aud s;45 q u.s. and p NJ Freight
rrain leaves at 7 AN. .
TRAINS GOING NEsr-LeAve Greenpor for brookiyn, ~
NJ daily and Saturdays and Mondays, $3.50 A. NJ 1sphanl
70, Brool W. 6S and III 81 skeand for Brooklyn e;St
A NJ and l2 F. NJ; FarmiDgdae for Brooklyn, and 1880
A. NJ and :C5 z. NJ Syssset for Brooklyn, NJ and az
p NJ. Hampstead for Brook yn, 6@, 1870 and A. NJ and
s;45 A. NJ aud 2lo and Bass NJ Freight Train leaves 81
NJ
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THE GREATEST MEDICAL DISCOVERY

Mr. KENNEDY of RoIbury, has discovered in ens Of ous
pasture weeds remedy thai cures EVERY KIND Of
HIMOR from The ScyQfHLd dotcn to a Pinple
he has tried in eleven hundred and never failed
except in two cases both thunder hunoI he has nov hk
twenty miles Of Boston
Two bottles are warranted to cure nursing mouth
One three bottles viii the worst kind OF psnpes on The
Two or three bottles will clear the system Of biles
Two bottles warranted to cure the worst eAnker IN the
mouth and stomach.
bree TO bottles the 81
srysipelas =, -,
Two bottles are warranted running of the and
blotches among the hair.
-Four or warranted corrupt and running
one bottle will cure scaIy eruption. OF the skin.
Two three bottles warranted to cure the worst case Of
Two Or three bottles are warranted to desperate
Of rheumatism ..
Five eight bottles will cure the wof case q .eIoius
,1 e csrs I. Sssssd NSes he shove quantity taken
Nothing looks improbable 70 those who have 70 vain fee
ali the wonderful medicines Of the day thai common weed
srovna the pastures and along old onewa should cure
every humor in the sysem yet 1t liked et II you nav
about H. sutins but not yours peddled over
thousand bottles Of it III the vicinity OF Boston know the 81
fee Of every 1t has already done some Of The est
ct cures Massachusetts It TO children
{e Oa g S Ia whose eh Vas .o and aaSs Restored 70
perfect state of health by one bottle
To those who subject 70 sick adsehe ne 0ye Va.
aays cure IL yes great relief in catarh and dizziness
who have taken have been e9stye m year. an have
been regulated by it Where the body sound IL wore quite
easy but where there arrangement OF the functions OF
nature will singular telling but you must not o.
Alarmed; they always disappear from four days 20 ~eek
rhere Is never from the contrary when thai
feeling IL gone, you will feel yourself like new person
heard Of the extTevasant encomums OF Thai sVs
Esaufsetured BY DONALD KENNEDY No. l9 Wsrren-ss..
Roxlury, Mass Prce 81 , . -
wholesale Agents for Nswfork c. '. CLlChENEh Co.,
No 81 Barclay-st CHARLES II. RING, No lsz Br9adway
A b. 4 ID. SANDS No al Wilhsm-st-i MARSH. OkNls
Co. No $50 Cireenwich-st. sCH'~rFELIN, BROS. Co.
iiS s Tr.nsn.. s sskPssp pS a.dsS
lane HAvILAND, HARRAL .isLEf ~, WsrreSnsti
WARD CLOSE l. Co. Maiden-ane; Mrs. HAYS. Brook yn
and Cor retail BY s respectable Druggists ho1sbout the
Union.
VVHISKERS or MUSTA cHES produced in
w ss weels BY my ONGUENT which vi not s'Ain H.
iure the skin. 81 btte Sent ~ part Of the county
r. O. GRAHAM No. 5S5 Broadway sPALDlNi No q Ire
moni.roW, Boston; BRIGGS, No. 81 States Albany.
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Cfrurslcne.

CHFAP EXCURSIONS by LONG ISLAND
~ RAILROAD between 0REENPORr and SAG dARbDh
.pS NFW.N ORK-Fare Eiitv Cen leave Brooklyn every
TUESDAY THURSDAY and SATURDAY at A. NJ Leave
Gleerpor, every MoSDAY, WEDNESDAY and FRIDAY
Al A Nj.
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uTOSON RIVER RAILROAD.-On and aftei

MONDAY June IS, 1885, the Trains viii euve Chamber,
& station 'o WS.,s Ts, Man p Nd TSIous
Way Train, IL NJ. Express Train, p Accompanies
Train 7 r. NJ. For Poughkeepse-Wsy Mail A NJ u
press M Way Freight and Passenger Train, Pm to
Peekski--S: 20 and $3.50 p 81 For Sing sng-i0l 10 A. NJ
$3.50 and 8: 80 p The Sing Sing and Peekski Trans So
al ali the Way sfanons Passenger taken Chambers Cana
Christopher aud 3lst-sts SUNDAY NAIL TRAIN At A. NJ
from canai for Albany and Troy Stopping At AL Sta
1l u ~ ~. IL. t,uP-
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CUPKFMF COTRT-COUNTY of NEW. YORK

O-CFARLEs AUGUSTUS DAVIS. 81 )NEY BROOKS,
and THEODORE nFH0N as, . GsORGE W: HEtCH,
MATIC COMPANY, LIkEOON and MINI CHu. -Sum-
for Reie-To the Defendants rsmed You
hereby required the complaint in ts
scoa which vii se fled in the oee Of the Clerk Of the City
and County Of sew-xo.k, the CtyHa IN the City Of
Nefork and @ copy Of your % the saa con-
plant OF TIE sub eIloers al eE Office No. ITO broafwsy N
the Cry OF ewfc.k, within twenty lays ifer m service
Of tbs you exclusive Of the day OF such service
and you fail 20 The sad complaint thin III tin
Aforesaid the plaintiffs irhis action v apply 20 TIE Court
o- tie relief demanded IL the comPls IT Da ell New icrk
july H. lgss Tie sid complaint fled the 81 day VI
august, 1855. EATON * DAVIS, Pls.niias Attorneys
sL4 iaxGyS
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ToR HAvRE via SIMULTANEOUSLY

IL VAEDF RBILT EUROPEAN LINE Of srEAMSHifs-
The frstcss new sesrnsnt 8RIEL 20 tuns yeteyre ca
tef viii e4ve Sew.Y ork from Pier No 90 North kyef too
Cbsmbsnst. ~ NOON uv~ci.eiv, 'ATUROAf, Az. H.
fr aAvBT. calling at SOUTHAMPTON, TO land nAas' pa'
seDgers ADd slocie. H.. e,,,
ScCOEd-Cisss Passast
TIE ARTYl viii b. followed by the NOhIb % An 2eP
TIE yvt az these vessels vii not fe scc0on~os yl c"o
efser Buio st.ee Jewelsy Precious stones or me'. an
Is M, N Ars .rs ssDed therefor sno ne S@1s3 "sreof
taeren Jpressed ..,.. A., s.ss.h, ,.rs.v.d H.
49, psd for Lters rr-y-d lsa c-n pei
III he received the Office up II A NJ Of the day o.
Irs .rd carried Ia lndaubber bags, uposf
- and on Southampton Hsvre viii BE- Drne
disteiv dera>i'sS 70 the 'os. Offices there
Parcels taken each PrePsia, One dois1 ara upward
YIxED DATES OF SAILING.
from NewYork; From hsvre
lRIFI............harustn NORTH sTAR.....Augrst II
NORTH STAR-septembef AklkL: september "a
September Y NOhIB SIAN 'oeptenDoI <s
NORTH STAR. October IS AkIkL .Octooe 20
ARIEL November NOhlh oIAh.. November
lARIEL...... November -
These sesnshiye st the Insurance Ohces a
spcie and goods viii be Insured III them Al a. 10" rs~ % pre-
milan other STEAMSHIPS that cross the ocs IA
For Freight or Passage apply 70 D. tDhnANNL
ALBERT n. CHRYSfIE,
No c Place de Ia Bourse, PAlis.
CHRYSTIE SCHL0'SSHANN Co
No. n O0si CesiInir Delsvgne, Hsvre
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4 DAILY THROUGH TRAINS BETWEEN PdlLA.
orlPHIA and PITTSBURGH.-The MORNING MAI
TRAIN caves Philadelphia oi Pittsburgh AZ Z VI sns
esYes Piftsturgh Phade pha A. NJ TIE FAST LlNf
go. Phisae phis 6o Pittsburgh 1t y NJ and Pittsburgh
y, Phiisie,phis al y NJ. Vie NIGHT EXPRESS ThAis
ssyes Phlsaeph,a oI PiSshursh ~ u NJ AL ptisbngh
or Philadelphia al 10 ?. Nj -. . 60. ,
me AZ we Ines connect 81 fttsoasn WIN re sAr0eas
and am 81 Louis Moi Altos Galena snd chicago H.
g,.,k tod INinffon and Louisville KY Ters Haa'e Nao
on n. Favette and Indianapolis tnd Cinein1an Dayton
Springfield Beefontaine, >apausss Toledo SeNeAa 70
he sfeau Pscketb and To Ne~-oresns II 'o"
Louisville and Cincinnati - - 49,. 49,. -, 49,.
Por further particulars nena-n ID 1no noels ~
~, Passenger, gill fut IS the shortest most eAo~oNers
ad com soris be route between the East and w
Thro,,h ek cts can be ksa s'hr ~ tne Move
~ the Wet, or Of -..-- -. Il
49, CouriAnd-sL Sew.Iork
IL ELLlCOTT. Asest, Pennsy ,yAn- kA.i- vo. y"
THOMAS MOORE, Agent cor. nss 500 sia anses..'A'
New IorA, April Is, IS5o fA4sseS~
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CUPRENT COURT CITY aud Count of New

CUPREME COURT, County of Sullivan
- ROYAL C. ROSS sgsnr GEORGE ROSS.-To the above
named defendant: SryOu hereby ned 70 sDswer
the complaint in this scton which hed May y, 1855
the Office the CLERK Of Suiv Comfy At Monticello n "
n ,er,e eory Of your answer office J-fssoz
W In said county twenty se the service Of chs
summons excusive Of the day such service and you ia
a. answer the complaint foressd the plaintiff viii take
usgu ent for huaeed and eleven tas-Dssd
May q. 1855 ISAAC ANDEA'OS,
iesC layCwS Attorney Tor Pltn
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IN PURSUANCE of an order of the Surrogate Of
Il the Comfy of New Yort roee hereby 70 al
having claims against JOHN BRADY ate o. the City Of
Ae~ioEt eecsssed 10 preser; the with vouchers there
the ruhserbers It's residence No - Nulberrys in
tAe City before the 9Th day of next
dated New York the 9Th Day Of JAY, 1855
jy7 lsxenS FRANCIS BRADY, Administrator.
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" ADELPHIA from. Pier No ] North River.-rwo line
tally, at A NJ. aud ?: NJ Morans lnes a 6 A NJ, By
.teambost JOHN POTTER 70 SOUTH AMBOf, thence by
san 10 wsyplsces and Philadelphia Fare 81 Is Express line
H2P NJ. by JOHN POTTER TO AMB0Y, thence direct
Camden by car through FIVE hours Fare 50 Way Ac
.ommodson and EmgraDt Lines Al 7 p, Ware 81 I'm"
rrant Line p NJ 81 Is
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NTFW-Y0RK AND NEW-HAvEN RAIL

~ ROAD-SUMMER ARRANGEMENT, May ,, 1853
TkANs Leave Nsw-YoRK-Foi w,Haven-7a A. "a
srdsepoTt-h, A; g.-jl l&se sa &c and gSJ :!
and Wesiport-7 Nj, 1880 $50, $50 r. NJ For Norwsk-
70 Nj iAso ~ ES and Ae Er "a SO Or a -. ,Hs
scJAso 5l5P NJ For SaIford-7, g. A. NJ; (Ex. D 1880
40, 1 (E1.) $50, SIS P NJ For Port Chester sna New
md Intemedate saiions-7. A. NJ; 1889, 40, bis. SIP
Pm. a. .
Ex5 For Hartford and spnushed-s tEx';) 1880, 2 ~
lF1 For Connecticut River Railroad to Montreal A Nj
T1{ For CanaI Railroads A. NJ, (Ex.i) 1880 N. Fo
Sew,London Railroads. A. Nj p For Housatonie RsD
,,sS9 A. NJ; SO 2. 81. For Eaugauck Railroads. A. NJ
40 r. 81 gor Dsnhury and NoTwsls Rauroad-7. A. M
sP.M. -
TsNNs 70 NE~-ToNk-from New tisyen--oS, ,, aS
:. NJ, l55 (Ex.) 4SO ass F. NJ, Ok From Bndeeport-
iIO IA l0iS A. NJ, 2S2 (Ex.J 6n asa p VI, tENl From
Sorwalk-6 6A, AS l052 A. NJ; 2s, tEN,l 80, a4S,
2 NJ (Fx) From Pcrt chesfer-55o, SIS, ~ S57, liz
. a. 4ee "a p NJ JAMES H. HOIT, Supt
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CUPREME COURT, County of Sullivan
SWITTIAM H. Curtis and IAMEs j. CURTIS agai,st
GEORGE ROSS. To h@ sboye.nemed defendant; Sir-You
hereby summoned g. snswer the comp nn m ms s1n
which sled May - ls55 IL the Office Of tn Clerk Of SUI
hyan County n'iceo ~ Y, end serve clpy 4 your
my Office in Jefers nviie, IN SAID Clunty
within twenty dave aer he this extensive
If the day Of service you fall 10 answer the COM
plant as aoresid the Plaintiff will take judgment for the
Of on hundred and M yx dosrs and az four cenSDaed
MAY u, 1855 ISAAC ANDERSON. -
ieSC lGw6wS Attorney t)r Fitn'-
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IQSs DAY GOAT for IS5S

lOSS DAY BOAT lot VknN
1000. ALBANY lsndi.s Is'e s way, pov,Sr..D.
re Ehineteck C.fskin, yudsoo and Cor.sns ae&
rsrvv6 y board The hvorts stesneI AsMEsiA Sspt
Gavin. sew York from foot Of ChanbersS every T.r5-
Day, THURSDAY, and SATURDAY, 9,elocs, =. ~. ~.
IN heel BassAse free For particulars ooae View
Yoyt .ns Fris Rsfroad nffoe ThsDberss- Fhst
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IlPDtSlJlON 10 hAlbbOaD 1lO%NOA OSA
" CHANCE Of TIME and REDUCTION Of FARE, and
ever, dsy The price. FARE ONLY Is csnts 70 $40
HARBOR, GREEN FORT snd ORIENT POINT. F.~enRe-s
trspgb Es.hsmpto7 and Southampton for ~ %
souhoo and Brdshsmpon for 81 C,mee IS eens fare 70
and ser JULY Is 1855 until further notice the splendid new
steamer ISLAND BELLE, Captain J. Pot, Jr WI iesye
Newly ork from Ceh6rne Ntrfet lip TUESDAY, THURS
DAY ard sATURDAY, g; A making the ABOVE landings
and sryins ct Sag Harbor a. NJ Rturnns viii ls.ve
Seq Usrtor 70 MONDAY WEDNE-DAY and FRIDAY a.
A. M Greenpsrt 9; Orient Point Sass Port Jefferson l. 81
kohrorf r. ". FRFIGHT viii Be received by sssnt On
III wharf in New.York Monday Wednesday and f'- from
~ A. NJ r. NJ soT further particu naaire Of T. p
DUDLEY. No. 25 soutb-st Of Z. r. G. " BELLOtof
No B2 WsteT-rt. New-YCrk
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~ II L UNIV E X s I
~ FAMILY REMEDIES.


issued under the Seal. Sanction and AHt OIity Of
TIE UNIVERSITY OF
MEDICINE
And
POPULAR KNOW LIE DEE,
WITH A CAPITAL OF $4,000,
Mainly for the purpose Of sestng the evils Of Spurious and
Worthless NostTums
ALSO,
For supplying the Community with reliable Remedies wher
Competent Physicisn vii not be employed
This institution Las purchased from Dr. JOHN K ROWLAND,
his celebrated
TONIC MIXTU RE,
Known fr upward Of twenty-five years the aud
safe for
FEVER AND AGUE, &c.
And his lnestimable r. medy for
BOWEL co MPLAlNTS,
ROWANDS
COMPOUND SYRUP OF BLACKBERRY ROOT,
Which highly approved and Popular Remedies,
TOGETHER WITH
COMPLAINTS OF THE LUNGS.
DYsP iPsIA OR INDIGESTION.
The Universiiy's Remedy for
The UNIVERSITIES ALMANAC may be had, 81 the Branch
c. h. RING John-st. Broadway, N. Y.
CLICKENER g. Co., No. 81 Bsrcsy-st-
W. S DUNHAM, No. 476 Broadway.
Mrs. HAYS, Brooklyn
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T1HF REGULAR MAIL LINE via sTONING-

ii T.
II TON fg BOSTON PROVIDENCE, NEW-BEDFORb
TAUNTON and NEWPORr.-Inland route, without deisy,
change Of cars. bsgEase carrying the Eastern Mail
ne new steamers PLYMOUTH ROCK, Capt Joel Stone
T. Vanderbilt Cayt J. X. PeDdleton w connecsoo WITT
t stnrsou aud Providence and Boston and Providence Kan
ds avine Ksw-York daily (SnDdsys exceptes) fron pr
80 IN r. first wharf above Battsrypace ~ r NJ, snc
Sonngton $3.50 PM. arrival o. the Nal tram Ehcb
leaves Boston at 5 81 PM r,
The I. VANDERBILT, from New York-hondsy, Wedpe.
10y and Friday FROM stnngon-fuesday. Thursdsy ane
Saturday.
The PLYMOUTH ROCK, from New York-Tuesda Thar.
iay and Saturday From stonnRonMondsY wednesday ane
friday 49, -
Passenger. on stonnrob, proceed innedatey PEI
railroad Providence Boston, Taunton and Bedford
he Express Mai an reaching said places several hours 10 80
ssc Of those by other and in ample time Tor all The
,erv Morius Lnes connecting North and East Passenger
Who prefer il remain board the enjoying nights
eft updeurbed beakfasiing If desired and leave sonngton
he A. NJ uan, connecting at Providence With he y
a for Boston Taunton aud New bedfOd and at Fast Green
wich r with the steamer LIBERTY for NEWPORT, ar
rlving there abOu A. nj.
baggage the Steamer end Tram through
sch
Tbfoueb bckes on Mondays Wednesdays Fridays,
Nantucket Holiness Hole and Woods Hole Wis New Bedford
connecting with the steamer Eagle Wing
For passage Derts freight application may
made No North River AZ the ofhee NO ~ Bat
eryplaee
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In PURSUANCE of an order of the Surrogate OF
the County Of New-Yos notice hereby gwen al per
sous hs,irs claims sssins JACOB RJCKEL late Of the Cy
Of Nevl orb deeeased preeni the same wih V01chf
thereof 70 the sutscbe their place Of business NJ -
shsv No n Msideu lsne in The Cy Of New fos %
before the -9h day Of October ueIL-Dated The
s6sh day OF April. 1855
,.rsms. s s4kTEt Il R GSTFkEL Administrator,
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N PURSUANCE of an order of the Surrozate

IN PURSUANCE OF an order Of the Surrogate
Of The County Of Ses YoIt notice hereby given 70 al
havrs es. sTa-fs EUGENE LENOlR, late Of The
CITY 0fSes ioh doessed 70 pre-ni The same with veae1s
tberecfto the subscriber thu Office Of James W ssye
Ccunselor Lew No ls3 Broadway IN the City Of Ne~f0rs
before the Fl d.v Of February -Ds,ed Ne. forf
the ID day Of ugust, 1859 HLSRf AI6EON,
aus lsW6uF Aimlusrrat0r.
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IL FO4N 1DI1t'OI. 70 w
4 PORT and FALL RIvER.-Tse splendid and superior
steamer METROPOLIS Capt Wa. Brown leaves Nsw.fors
eyery TUESDAY, THURSDAY and SATURDAY, 1t D Teloek
NJ; and MPIRE sTATE. Capt 3. BrsytOn. leave. New.
York every MONDAY WEDNESDAY and FRIDAY, 81
ocoek w.. Per No. 5. ~ R. tire Battery Both
touching At Newport each wsy. - -
The METROPOLIS end EMPIRE STATE connect ct New
pf with the steamer CANOSICUS which leaves New York
t5I0 o'cleck A. ~ for Pr violence arriving here about
DEL from Providence fT New ork take the
CANON Gus o'clock p ST. for Newport, connecting there
with the stetmes for New-IoGk- .
Will regarded a. secured 70 any epph'
cant unril the shall have been paid FOX.
Freight Boston IL forwarded through vito great ospatcn
by al Express Freghi Tain
VIM BORDEN Agent Nos 10 aud II Wost-St
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CENTRAL RAILROAD of NEW,JERSEY

" SPRING ARRANGEMENTS, commencing april 2
e-Lesve HewYok for Easton by steamers Red Jacket and
Wyoming from Pier No 2, North River, at A. H. and
PM For somervie, (wsyJ a. $3.50 p. N.
The above trains Ezabehtown win ans on the
new iersey Railroad which leave New-York from foo. o.
Cop-,sra'-st a. 5. M, ~ NJ, and 4 and P. NJ
For Schoole VS. Mouuta-Lesve NJ Fare through 81
lOHN O. STERNS. SupernL-uuen.
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In PURSUANCE Of an order Of the Surrogate
Of tie County of Ncw-iork, norcs hereby oven = 81
teucu. having claims ssainE FREDERICK GE 5hAkD
iae Of the Cry Of New 0rk ascessed 70 present. ne sane
NJ n vouchers thereof he subscribers the oce Of Field
suytr Nc. q BIZ, AWAY IN the City Of Nevfo on or BE-
ne III tenth day Of August Dated the eighth
DAY If February, 1855.
JAMES S. sIUYTEh, .s,,,,s..-.,s-.
lof lsyems MARGAkkI w, GEbAAkD
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nATRIOTIC LTNE.-New Line Of NEW.
u YORK and LIVERPOOL PACKETS This tine VII b
composed Of following aud splendid ships, VIZ
RI On 4 500 burden. Capt David Canlkint
WEEsTER.......200o tuns burden Capt j. lawrence
ORIENT ..... 2 Coo tuns burden. Capt Geo. y Ill.,
The above vessels been recently built, and are The
lsreest and most substantial IN he trade.
They are commanded by Of AGILITY the
very superior, and every exeroD WI be
made promote the comfr' Of passengers and he o"pVsueh
ef n Jppers For freight passage apply 20
SPOFFORD TILESTON Co., No. 80 broadway;
Azen,s IN IaverDool-T. GRIMsHAW 4 Co, No o"o'e'
Hssn
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NEWPORT-MOST DIRECT and PLEAS
~ ANT ROUTF.-Ask for Tickets via NewL1ndon Take
IA NJ Express Train for New Haven which connects wi
the for NewL ndon steamer for Stnngon tran Tor
Greenwich and the new LIBERTY Nsraganset
Boy Newport; thus avoiding the long deour by Providence
railroad and arriving at Newport about
lines Returning, leave Newport
IA hour later arrive in NewYork by train from New
Haven a. passengers BY oth~r lines Fare though 81
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EIYE O'Cl OCK sTEAMBOAI LINE 10

EIVf OCl OCK STEAMBOAT LINE Tor
II HTDsON and ~ rERMEDIATE PLACrS rhe .p.os
ad steamers COLUMBIA and burH AMERICA vii leave
kot Of LIVERY ar rERNOON (sandAys fed,
seock eOuueoiils zfh Gaggs om Kingston Carki and
hoes0t and Ros Rsrosa ud Chatham -Four Corners I'd
wuds sconnecne with stages 70, L. bAnoD S9ogsl We.
Toeih,Ass Lee Pttse4d Nortb and South Adams sne A.
ne ~sstsr psrs Of Massachusetts, The frsr ain leaves n nd
scn eoek Ne morning aud arrives IN pt I'd IN TIN,
Tor hreaifst HAVILAND CLARK \ CO
l.. r. NELLEN ca
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DREPARE FOR H + k \ =
This scourse hes already made it, appearance
with effect. Dysentery Dierrhte and bowe' =
avoid should provide fhemse with the Ne
MIXTURE ten twelve drops Of Ehch taken on the mrs.
Ldsiiou Of an viii afford speedy relief and prevent
auy dangerous c1nsequeucef
Price Is cents and 81 cents Y bottle.
Prepared and 90 Z by 49,
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6tramboaIs ano 8nilrca0s.

CTUDI FY's EXPRt SS-STUDLEY's NEW
- HAVEN RAILROAD BAGGAGE EXPRESS, f,r the
exeusivo conveyance Of Rsssege and the and
sd foI Brooklyn Pa-srugerS arriving In
K,wYork by railroads s,esmlsss VIII 10 wen BY .ssSlns
No s.udss 5Tookp No 81 CanasI, aud 2,hs aad 'h'
av New.iork.
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the County Of NewYork notice hereby gwen 70 al per-
ou hsvns claims seansi MAHLOS DAY late Of the CRY Of
NEWTON deee1ssd present the sane, with vonshes
thereof 70 the suhscribers the q ABRAHAM O.
SANDS No "a Mli.mst IN the City Of Ne~-fork, on Or
before the eshi GAY Of January ne1tDsed Nevfoh the
SIKH day If july lSS
EDWARD NJ. DAY.
ABRAHAM b SANDS, Executors.
wi lav-suS WILLIAM X 1HURsTOS, ia.
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Ale6irai.
TOR THE PILEs-DR. UPHAMs ELECTU-

TOR THE PILES-DR. UPHAMS ELECTU-
Il AIRY en- internal remedy certain cure for ms disre'
ns and dangerous conpai For Of the mos sn-nt
cures pamphlets be had the Doctors medical NICE foi
consultation and advice. Nc 81 4hs ID door from IN Bow
ery between Rowery aud Broadway.
CAUTICN-Ibe public cautioned szainr eountefet Of
nv Eectuary which recently made ts Gqpes'nce the
cify The genuine signature the ousde wuPper
wter by ~iih pen The counterfeit hae ptntt fas
,e Of nv signature and very easily dn11ishea from the
genuips The uteret to Be not only wothes ba,
sb. utey INJURIOUS Be particular therefore and see this
set the genuine which lie obtained At the popreioTs dice
No 7 shst Sd door from BowrTy, between BgTery md