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American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1855-05-10
MUSIC. MUSICN

n FIssEs DE BERTHoLTs have re-.
lVh turned to Lancaster and WILDE hap
HG Why TO receive pupils for instruction Ou the
piano FORTE and GUITAR, at their residence al
M Upfsid's, Colanbss Street, hope their long ex
perience IN teaching music, and The unremng atten
tion paid to the Improvement Their Pupils willnsuro
a portion ofpublic patronage, lHa,
MISS A. G. DE BERTHOLT will receive class for
Embroidery and Canvass work. ~
MISS M. g. DE HRRTH0LT has sopened an Eie-
mentary schooiin the Basoment Story Of the Epeco-
pai Church. h November 0, ls54--2O
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An Ordinance

An OruInauc6
Amending an Ordinance passed June g., 1854 and en-
titled an Ordinance TO amend an Ordinance, fixing
the width Of the Sidewalks or Pavements IN the
City of Lancaster, passed the I2th Of April 1894.
CtEC. /. Bel ordained by the City Council ofhG City
- Of Lancaster, That the FIRST Section Of an Ordi-
nance, passed eth June 1854, entitled an Ordinances to
amend an Ordinan &C liking the width of the Side.
Walks or Pavements IN the City of Lancaster passed
tho 12th day of April 1854 be so amended as TO rend
that the First Section of an Ordinance entitled an Or
dinnnce fixing the width of the Sidewalks or Pave
IN the Of Lancaster passed the 18th day Of
April, 1884, be amended to read that the width
Of the side Walks pavemens shall hereafter be ms
follows In the following Streets parts OF streets and
Alley, to-wit: On Main between Broad and Second,
aud on Broad Street. between South Alley and the
Circle In Carpenters dditon fifteen feeE ON Main
from Broad Street Eastward and from Second Street
Westward, twelve feet; on Wheeling, Second. Fourth
Union Mill aud German Streets ten feet; On Mulber
Ty, Chestnut, Front, Columbus, Walnut. Jackson,
Perry, Law renee, Croghnn, Winding, Porter, Water
and King Streets nine feet; Broad Alloy, five feo
and on Broad Street from South Alley, Norhward,
twelve feet including the four feet given by the own
of the property said part OF the street TO the city
for street purposes.
SEc 9. Be further ordained by the authority Gore-
said That the First Section Of the Ordinance passed
sth june 1854, and entitled an Ordinance to amend
an Ordinance fixing the width OF the Side Walks or
Pavements in the City of Lancaster. passed the l2th
day Of pril lt34 be aud the same shcrehy repealed
CHARLES DRESBACH, President, c. G.
! Attcst-G. S. WiLLIAMs, City Clerk. april2 %.
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Puupers.
Nrw YoRK, Nav I.

New YoRK, May Z.
Collector RedGeld has received infor.
nation that large number Of paupers
sailed from Antwerp on the 18th ult., for
this port in the ship Leopold.
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To the the Creditors of James c. Rey.
nOlds, deceased.
nNthe 7th day Of aprii, 1855, the Probate Court OF
" Fairfield county, Ohio. declared the Estate OF
required to claims
against the Estate TO the undersigned for allowance
within months from the time above mentioned, or
they will not be entitled to payment. ts(s
.ADAM BRANDT, ! .,,.
GEORGE NJ. GRAY. nu"O"
april ls, le55--40d49 off. c. Reynolds, doe.
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m A NEW AND SPLENDID
R A@ &RDlRI@s
KEPT BY AN OLD EXPERIENCED HALTER.
TUlHE subscriber has returned TO his former stand,
four doors North OF the American Hotel, and two
doors South off, H. RILEY & Co.'s Book Store, In the
BrsBEE q SAVAGE Block, whore he Is better prepared
TO furnish his customers with all kindsof
8e HATS AND CAPS rQ
than he has ever becn BEFORE He has altogether the
largest and best ofgoods IN his line
OF any establishment In Central Ohio, and he deer~
mined to dispose ofthem very favorable termaYfor
IJ- CA s III u s etR
Persons wishing 10 get HAT or CAP just 70 suit.
in style, quality price, cannot possibly DO bettor
than by giving him call, }. +. RUDlSELL.
Columbus, aprill9 lS55-lmS0 49,
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Tothe TeaehersOi Fairfield County

FUNHE undersigned would respectfully propose that
j, ameeting Of the Teachers the county be held
the North School Buildng in the City Of Lancaster,
TO take tho preliminary steps towards forming Coun
ty Association, and also TO make arrangements for
holding Teachers Institute sometime within the
present year. JOHN WILLIAMS,
!. +5t M Tr fti WILLIAM WHITNEY,
april 20, 1855 81 CALEB T. EMERSON.
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ATTORNEY AND couNsELLoR AT Law, JusrlcE oF
PKAcE AND GENERAL LAND AoEkT,
Lancaster, Ohio,
VKTILL give attention TO the purchasing and solrf
w Of Heal Estate, also, TO the procuring OF
sIons and Bounty Lands.
oFFICE--In the Brick Block, nearly opposite
Hooking Valley Bank. may 16 1854
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TIN SHOP a FOUNDRY WARE ROOM
James NIcManamY.

JnmeS McMAnnInY' -s--- :
"AVING established himself in the manufacturing
OF TIN. COPPER and SHEET-IRoN WARE In
7iesys BsildRg, ORe Door WsSt fths HoekRF Yaiisy
Bank Is prepared 10 furnish the people Of this county
with every thing that may be needed in his line. He
ING STOVES for WOOD and COAL, consisting in part
Of the Lion Air Tight, Western Queen.
Triumph, Buck, Presidents and Preference for Wood
and Black Diamond for Coal. Also Ploughs, Plough
Shares Sugar Kettles d Hollowware. All OF the above
articles will be sold as low can be bought elsewhere
He invites citizens generally to call and examlne his
stock. +.s JAMES McMANAMY. 3
N. B. House-spouting g. lobbng done upon short no.
tce Old Copper, Brass, Pewterand Iron thken In
change for any of the above articles. J Me-
Lancaster. may l, 1854
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REMOVAL.

DIR. o. Il. DAVIS, a
UTAS removed his residenc and ofhcc to the brick
Il building formerly occupied by John Stalsmith,
ESD, south sido of Main Street, doors west OF DR..
Kreider's residence. October y, 1858
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STRAYED AWAY
MASONIC CALENDER
RECULAR MEETINCS:

REGULAR MEETINGS.:
LANCASTER LODGE, No. 81 - May J, 1855.
CHAPTER, No. il --- May } "
ENCAMPMENT, No. g. May . g
COUNCIL, No. 4. Jure Is
February 90, 1855. G. STElNMAN, Recorder.
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REMOVAL.
lR. WAGENHALS,
ALFREn MoYEIEH.

TTAs removed his ONCE to Latia's corner, East OF
II the Court House. opposite the Ohio Eagle once.
Lancaster, October 90, 1s54-25 T..
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DEGULAR MAIL LINE via sTONNGTON

IL for BOSTON, PROVIDENCE, EEW-BEDEO2D and
TAUNTON-Inland route, carrying the Eastern Mail
The lev stea.er PLYMOUTH ROCK Capt Joel Stone, sne
C. VANDERBILT CAN'T W. H. Frazee IN connection with the
Stonngton aud Providence and Boston ana Proydepce f
road leaving York daily Sundays excepedl from PHI
No IN R. wharf above Battery place. at o'clock VI,
and stouingtor o'clock NJ, arrival Of the hsI train,
which leaves Boston at D so M
These steamers unsurpassed for strength safety spCed
comfort elegance The officers experienced and sen-
tive. =,
The c. VANDERBILT. from New York-Monday, Wednes-
day Friday. From ngton-Tuesdsy, Thursday ad
The PLYMOUTH ROCK. from New York-Tuesdsy, Thur,
day and Saturday From stoningOnoDday Wednesday and
Friday. ,.-,--
Passengers arrival stonngon proceed Immediately per
Railroad Providence, Boston, Taunton and New Bedford IN
the Express Mail tIan reaching said places several hours N I'D
vance OF those By oheT routes and in ample time or al the
early Morning Lines connecting North and East Passenger
who prefer il board the enjoying nights
,t uDdisturbed breskne desired and leave Stonngton
the A. NJ train, connecting AZ Providence With the II A d.
tain for Boston, Tssntou aud New Bedford
Through tickets Mondays, Wednedays and Fndays iof
Nantucket Holiness Hole and Woods Hole, via New Bedford
connecting with the steamer Eagle Wing
Baggage Master accompanies the Steamer and Tram thosn
each way.
For passage berths stse-rooms freight application may
be made pier No. North River, at the Office NO 10 bat
tery-place
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,ov., ss sbe ~pyesop o. Slavery ~vad " any irhnss
renf q STATE risbts OF Of say % sbs rrs
e " s::s e e sss sssss .. 1
ans, ~, rvpared for an ssgcssivenos fness fuavo
sss,e, ~, ws -, sIs sSr % DO
81 ns need snencents OF the Ccnsn eS -
ssssss.ss o. ss ,sed. We st;emp; % dsoaos
The Unen The Consrnon males no prOvtscn Tor n .ad
posLng bert Of reyeuiion could efeetnAfe 4 we
no hat voaIa kave the Save IN hs ehAi.A We
demand tbs Conssuoasi Ssyeraee Of The asvs snd M
hee eoShtIy NorsA AID soush q 49, III he
United States We s.sk no 70 sHaase 70 consee. 49,
sss.. OF s'nsr, Win mere sse 7. cea.sussssl
right % o0nf,nse here ests We VII e~cns - ~
Supss; coaprumse pOutos and We yield sot
inch for moment condrons 70 tbs ccosfoi
ssm.n eeps over whom fos,s cur naionsi a.s We
Amee.rs knowins North and s0u'A Slaves sad ne
Save States We only Americans bat men, and de-
And that irrespective OF race eopexon, all men sha b
free. a.. .A...-... -..-...- q. L..
~ and 10 effective this kgh ard COMMANDING sroand
has fsy eeLe and tia, the ooeuPney Of any lever ground
ontsv tAe our stand On the platform already dedned Our
pssnsa sefires must meet the demands 81 saf essA@
b our de-. II the nature Of c,n GOvsrunsnt q
Cou,futonsl powers Of our corresponding repo ht
psrrl;,.n csrrwith vcws OF the common oiveaes-
~ 81 thr human r.ce .nA Of the equal rights Of oar Fellow
eouutrymen bones, the position We nsss aes
t =, 81 however pressing and portcntorA Ioe
srorne oceury 20 Us GRAND the ground q h- Isvs
ard o. me s sur TO onr fsOwne By
esisuee 10 the CoNMoS farRES OF ALI oy tne esvne sw
Of cvrx reshhoT oursve We fee thst our prsyes
70 Heaven the security Of Keeries for the oer9es o.
the holding Stss o. Of any portion OF our ee lef
oliss wead he iJ0us and offensive 70 nst Ood me mp
ta parent OF al en H. IN the oct q Offering sneh Pr
Put forth efforts 70 hat end we noaa oonen
10 leave portion Of our eLowcouutynen oondsse emu
ea ~ hey by organic and "slPEene Law OF the land
20 the same freedom aud protection With ourselves
Inc ora GOV Of God the nations 80 revealed
in the hoiy scrtures aud illustrated In the Of anser
history tcrh6s eher'h any eNPecsn"n OF securing
r.u-rsniiV liberties the liberties Of aHy yorfs
Of the uaon which belong BY process short et
securing the liberties OF each and 0t all -
The oudton PRINCIPLES ct civil governments and OF civil law
ccur ms IN belief The sud rssrns history OF
our own country and Of the pendssg rfEe between pcs
thore rational ground TO expect the deversnce OF our
country but BY adherence 20 the great principles upon
hich cur measures founded. To these principles and
measures We cling the hec.anchor Of American liberty
ara we call on the friends Of humanity OF tbs slave OF nee
suioDs OF pure rthson end Of our conaon eoantry 20
come up 10 rescue and tletr lot with US Ia ma e
strre Sink OF swim survive rsh," we are resolved
10 20 forward Oar panopy Tho ruth Our conndenes m
linn who IL the refuge OF the oppressed and ID whose nanu
are the dsstnies a all
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II In
III CENTRAL ROUTE, connecting the Atlantic Cities ~iin
Western Northwestern, and Sou hwesterD States BY con-
tiuuos Railway direct The Road also Al Prisburgh
With daily all porte the Western Rivers
and a. Cleveland and Ssndny with Steamers al pnr
the Northwestern Lakes; making he me direct chese-, and
reliable route by which FRETGBr be Forwarded % and
from the Crest West. - -
RATES BETWEEN PHILADELPHIA and fITTsbDRGb.
sRsT CLAss-b9os shoT. NY uooo' 'm 75c per 100 n.
SECOND CLLss-Books aud Stationery, Dry
Goods, in balesJ Hardware, Leather, TIC per lW n.
Wool, ..s.sss.sssssss's.
THRn CLAss-Anvils Bsfging, Bacon and ~ rer 100 y
fork Tin bulk } Hemp, tc...............:}
FOURTH CLAss.-Coree Fish, Bacon and Az ner 100 m
Pork, (Packed) Lard and Lard Oil. go. -
sbiIIDg Goods from any point etft OF DC par
eor t mani The rarksse Pennsylvania Railroad" All
(ooSs consigned The Agents Of his Road al PhLsde!pia or
Pittsburgh, vii be forwarded without detelt4on
FREIGHT AGENTs-Moses Potter, Boston j. L. Elliott,
Nep-Yo5k r. J. Sueeder, Philadelphia Masraw Moons
Baltimore. Geo c. Franocus p'shuTsh Sprnsaan BIO
Cincinnati Ohio J. 5. MooIheSl, Louisville, Ky. r G.
Meld1um Madison. Ind Rs elf Co.. St Louis, Moi j. b.
Mitchell SOU, Evansville, Indiana
For further particulars or bills Of aiding, srpy 70
J. l.. ELLIOTT, Agent Penn Rsiroad Coz or
{. B. ALLEN, No. 2 Aston House, New York
II. II HOUSTON, Genera Freight Agent Philadeipbis-
II. j. IOMBAERT Superintendent. Altoona, Pa
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DESTRUCTIVE FiRE.-on Sunday morning last the
tannery OF Dir. VIM. Ford Jr., at Little Caiara9ui,
near Kingston, burned down TO the grouHd. II Is
unknown bow the fire originated, bat when was OBJ
served there Yves no stopping II, and the destruction
whole range Of the tannory buildings was burned
down, and nothing but the dwelling houses along
side escaped. The damage done Is estimated at
SEQ Oc0 An insurance covered about onethird OF The
damage. Kingston CAM Wing, June &.
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mc6ical.
~ De ON G II
I1cur RRnNLN cnn-LIYER OIL.

PREPARED for MEDICINAL IN the Iof0den isl. Norssy
and rn Of chemical ysis by DR.. d. JpNp
who by h literary works and scientific travel. h. gained for
him eff hole Europe the w-deserved reputanon - the
bges, ell that regards this most eneetna remedy
foT CONSUMPTION, BRONC HITS, AsrhMA. GDUt,
RICkETs sCROFU LOUS AFFECTIONS, DISEASES OF the
SHIN INFANTlNE WASTING, aud GENERAL DE-
BILITY. ., ,., ,,.,,o,
Arrroved of aud recommended by BERZELIUS, LIEblG,
NQHLER, JONATHAN PERElRA, FOUQUIER, aud au-
1eerons other distinguished Physicians aud sceuihc Chemt
suocv rev srdod With medals by the G0yenmen u BEL
CIT and the NETHERLANDS and supplied 10 the leading
Hospitals Of Europe. -
Bss entirely superseded all other kinds on the Con-
tneut In proved superior aud ehclcy
s WI as for perfectly free from all unpleasant Of r.
and bte aud acrimonious taste not irritating Ih
throat npsng dsestOn neither producing nausea and
vomiting, nor oisrfhea. -
B,stfs labeled With DR. DE JONGH'S Stamps and Ssnf
lures. IS GEMS per bottle liberal discount 10 Apohec-fie
and Drugsts Eight bottles forwarded carriage free, 70 the
corurry an recent Of sc. Nhoesale and retail by
LEOPOLD WETLLAR, No. IS Dey.st., New-f York
Sole Agent for the United states Of Dr. de Jonshs Light
Brown cd Liver OIL.
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RIVER RAILROAD-on aud after

IL UDSON RIVER RAlLROAD.-On aud after
MONDAY June o. 1855 the Trains will leave Chamber$
st. Station as follows Express Train A. NJ, connecting with
Northern and Western Train. Mail Train, A. NJ Throush
Way Train. 10 NJ. Express Train, p NJ Accommodations
Train, P, NJ For POushkcepsis-Way Mail, A NJ *.
press p n: Freight and Passenger Train, Pm For
PeekfkillS: 20 and $50 p. NJ. For Sing Sing-ol6 A. NJ
$3.50 NJ. The Sing Sing and Peeksdn Trans stop
AZ All the WAY taken Chambers, Canal
Christopher sn6 Slst-sts SUNDAY NAIL TRAIN at A. NJ,
t;ons n. L. SYKES, Jr.. sup't.
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EbW'D k. COLLINS, No. Sc Wallet, n. Y.
BROWN SIMPLIFY CO. Liverpool
STEPHEN KENNARD Co,
= Austen Friars London
b. @. WAINWRIGHT CO., Paris.
GEO. H. DRAPER, Hayre. .
s one of these ships viii not be accountable for gold
.lyey bnop specie elry precious stones metals unless
bills OF adns are signed and the value Thereof theron
expressed -. u. 49,. Ia. ..,
MOI carry any goods conrabend OF war
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TIvE O'Cl OCK STEAMBOAT LINE foT

II HG,psON and INTERMEDIATE PLAcES-rhe splen-
aid steamers COLUMBIA and 5 JUTH AMERICA will leave
A. OF Of HsrIsons livery AFTERNOON (Suodays esee
Al O'clock connecting nth stages from hiDgston Cak and
and Boson Railroad, and Chatham fonr Corners ID
veras connecting with for L. banon Springsl West
Stockbl5ge Lee Pitsfed North and South Adams anf al
he WeeTn paris OF Massachusetts The Ettan leaves HGd
son al O'clock In the morning aud arrives IN Psh I'D IN te
a. bre.ifsst HAVILAND, CLARK Co.
~ L. Il MELLEN a Co.
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CTpRF,fE COURT-EDwARD NJ. LIVER

y MORE and DAVID b. SEXTON s'anst rHONAS A.
JFNCKFS ALEXANDER FARNUh, sASu IL hAhh.,
- SIN Pf{FN NAS.-Summ0us- for keiief-IO
n, Defendants: You hereby umaoned and urei 20
wer the cculsin IN this scion- which was ged a ne O
Of he Clerk Of the City County Of kewfork, OF NJ ~
Hal on n 24h day al May 1850 and 20 serve espy yu
The sad complaint on the ubcf bs- - az -
a. the service hereof exclusive Of the DAY Of such ,eyc
ard If Won fail 10 answer The said complaint wlihn ne ~
1fs.d he rlt nias n this 1c'ion WI apply ofhe N to
he relief demanded ID the p.s.nL-Dsted hewi ~ Nay
- lfs5 MCNEIL. WILLARD ANDEA,ON'
nv lsyevy PLAINTIFF Attorneys, No d " AL''r
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~ PIiIS and The SOUTH and WEST via JERskf SiIt
fSt,s5 sts,r. Mai and Express Lines Lesvs New Ok ~
40 - ~ "a 4and6 p NJ Througb IN tour hours ~
ss. 81 Is IL Ie TO- 90 IS IN a. and y n snd ~ n
" ~ qee Ne,sJerry Accommodating Line oa,e n = e.
r N; Inc - IN yxsv-s.nsons Through Tickets sold io
,s lat si6) and ths West and fS Baltimore ~ s
IN NorfoIk Re, and though baggage cheeA7o 70
ma A NJ and 6P NJ
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fesai Noilres.

Ara SURROGATE's COURT, held in and for
~ the County Of New York a. surroruie Office in the
City Of 18Th day Of June, in The year one
thousand eight hundred and If yyePrcsent; ALENAsDt
W BRADFORD Surrogate In the Of n application
to mortgage sell the real estate Of HERMAN hAI
TENHCRN deceased On reading and fling the petition OF
JOHN A. ALTERS Acting Executor Of he last Will ana est
uen of KsttenhoTn u the City OF New" oH %
o.ssed authority lease sell the rsse OF
the said deceased for the payment Of his debs-t aed
That eli utsseted in the estate Of the sii herman
kt.l I'M appear before the SurroEs'e OF the Coa
y OF kew York his Office 10 the City OF New-foTs on me
IN dey Of August next 10 O'Clock IN tie forenoon o mat zy
then and there 10 why bony should not be gwen
10 the sad Executor TO mortgage lease sell much OF TIE
real estate of the said Herra nborn d-eeaed shall be
Necessary pay his debts A W. bhADrON
i.l5 laWtWF SAFVbat1.
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TOR SHREWSBURY, LONG BRANCH,
IOEE DAY BOAT for 1855.

1850. I II "a al a ,eseA %sy, 1919.
A. NysI Grassy Point West Point, New6ursh PoashSe
ne Ehiaeloek Cesk, Hudson and tSNsseSi9' GEE c
n 3. CoSSTsn win on Tuesday, May conn nee ne
slaY tos NJ Alhoy leayiHg New-lOrk, from foot ~ mu
r sss svsry TliFS6AY' THURSDAY, aud SATURDAY
At o'cloek A. H. \ B.-A Baggsse-MesieT VIII secomPa9
the steamer each way, check Begsege see foJ
wharf
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CUPREME CoURT-County of onondasa.-

CUPREME COURT-County of OnOndaga.-
- JOHN FORSHEE aud WALTER w REYNOLDS,
Psntf sea1st JOHN L. BILLS, d. fend4nL-sunnn for
nancy demand on contr.eTu the above named DecndAnt
You AZ hereby summoned the complaint N tne &C ION
which hes this day been filed in the Clerks Uce OnondAsa
County ,ud erye copy your me Al nv once IN
the Civ Syracuse in said County wHhH twenty Gays ae
the hereof exclusive OF tue dsy OF sucn erce ana
Won fail 10 Aforesaid the pGniis VIII
sfe uGsment the OF three hundred AID hyseven
2lCChs dollars fum the 10th day Of August
heusand eghs bundred and yone besides the costs OF TINS
action The Complaint tbs action was hed ID Onon Ass
County Clerks Once August 1854 DAed Aaetst . Iot
' J. l. BAGG, PEi4t8s Attorney.
;ers1axqwF of Syracuse, n. I.
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corrpr or .PPEALs-ALslyY. Jane IS

COURT OF APPEALS-ALsASY Jane D. =,
FvyxIyG SEssIoS.-Nos. Is, IS; struck OF. No.
ISL judgment revered and fr p.int,n ca
~ default Nc. ). layer sgt Caldwell aud Others oI vs.
Geo Connstock FOR .rpt John keynocs tor tep !
Absrv City Bank; {. B. sedGviek Tor resPt bAis-n :,
Nosxp<c srss1ox June y7-No. z-o struck on. NO X
a.. Carter argued. job Person for sppFt; John "a
Reynoies frrtsp't Nc "a Neweoaae sf NeweCAoi Dsa'~
Il HIN. j.. foE srpr.; Gee. y. Conttoek lol respt
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Local Fures given by D. c. BALDWIN At inc . = anu .
r r. Ofhce. Cleveland. 49, ,,,
Brsago checked from Cleveland Beefniane and indian
srols from thence to Louisville, Madison Terre hauie La
fsyette and Evansville. or ~,
Procure Tickets at the Lake Shore Railroad 0fce N Ceye-
land OF D. C. BALDWIN General Ticket Agent or d. HOh~
TON a. the Wedden House, Cleveland. -
Only l8l Hours FROM CLEVELAND TO LOUISVILLE, ny
Merchants wishing ship Goods make contracts IA New
Yok Boston Albany Troy with the General Freight AGENTS
Of de Railroad Companies Erie Canal Lines 70 ws'n
tonsh freight Tariffs have been Good. addressed 70
care A HILLS Agent C. c. and c. Railroad, Cleye AID WIZ
he forwarded with dispatch J. NOTTINGHAM, SuPt
For Information relative to the sbcVe apply 20 D.
HORTON General Ticket Agent, Weddel House, or T. IL
BROOKS Passenger AGENT the c. C. and C. X X Depot
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DENNsYLvANIA. RAILROAD:-THlRsIEE

NJ 4 n
\ DAILY THROUGH TRAINS BETWEEN PHtLA-
DELPHA and PITTsBUGH--The MORNING. haii
TRAIN eave, Phfsdelyhis for Pittsburgh e. 4 ~ 80
leaves Pittsburgh for Phisdelphis A. " The FAsI LlS
Phlsdeiphis for Pittsburgh si VI and rs
for Philadelphia &C P. NJ. The MONT EXPRESS tnAIS
Philadelphia for Pittsburgh II p NJ and f"Ouf0
Tor Philadelphia 81 10 p VI. -. %.
The Pittsburrb with the hsirosnT
ard from 81 Louis Mo; Alton Gsiena, and Cncseo III
Fraukiord Lexington and Louisville. Ky; Terra hsae sa
or La Fsyette Indianapolis Ind; Cincinnati psy9u
sprugfed Beeforteine SGndusky, Toledo CieVelano -
luntus Zsnesyle Heson, and Wooster Onoi $50 VT
The steam Packet boats from New Orleans St Loas
Louisville and Cincinnati <....
For further particulars see hsndets N me no,es o. 49,
Cf;v Ptsergers will hnd th the shortest most e1pedlHoN
and comfortable route between the East sne West
Though tickets be bad at either OF the
places 10 tie Wet OF Of
r. 3. DEAN. Agent. Eew-Jersey Railroad Co foot Of
Couriand-st.. New-York-
IL ELLIcOTT. Agent, Pennsyl vania RAircee Co..
THOMAS MOORE Agent cor. 18th and Asrzet--ts,
Eew-York, April 10. l2ha fhhsdo'onia-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-06-29
DATRIoTIC LINE.-New Line of NEW

II YORK ard LIVERPOOL PACKETS THIS me ~ul ~
composed Of the following and spiendid ships W.
CALHOUN. tuns burden. Capt d. w. Truman
II CIAT.......1 800 tuns burden. Capt David Csut ns
600 tuns burden. Capt. J. j. Lawrence
ORIENT go funs burden. Capt Geo. ;. HILL
The above vessels have been recently built and are The
largest and most substantial IN the trade.
They commanded BY men Of experience AMI ability The
accommodations very superior and every exeron wiz be
the cOrt Of passenger and the convenience
ofshppers. For freight passage apply 20
sPOFFORD, TILESTCH CO.. No. 80 Broadway.
Agents In Liverpool--T GRIMSH4W Co. No. 10 Gotee
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