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nON'T BE FIR G E n E D.

MONT BE FRIG Fl T Y E D.
IL sOREEs MAGIQUES.
Mr.. MALONE RAYMOND,
Lecturer Humot Dramatic MANAGER s1ihor OF Ar do1.
10 Ireland and other Lands he's the pe.are - Gnnsu7oe
that he has engaged the valuable services Of ths fssd
Magician ,-,
f ,ht sessn in this city shis frst appearance Tor h-e
ys.rs5 This unequ.led Professor vii give series O. rs
briIl,rt and astrundirg fests a,
No 472 Brosdwsy, Este VOID ChnsysD
corusncirg WEDNESDAY, Oct 3-e1d f1llo siug nig1ts-
sided bI Madame MAC ALLIsTER the UiIari'. Page.
The beautu C,bint and Necr mzac wor ae o. his gre
Nasiisp viii be rightly dspsyed including the Mystic Caro-
spanish Harlequin n.rna Ts.pot, Msrics Ha Wond-ral
Coch Inspired B.s Noe Amputson; Tower II Tine Ms ~
Portfs Great shawl Feat Magic Cookery Aeel Suspension
&C. The Magic Temple opens at u the Wizard appears a.
Admission IS cents -
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Nem i1nblirdiiore.

Nem i1nblirdiinlte.
ID u n B Y A p Il s -
ID The Opinions and Observations of
JACK BUNsBY. SKIPPER,
EDARD CUTIE, Marines,
Are contained in JOHN BaouGHAMs
BASKET OF CHIPS.
Just published by BUNCE BROTHER,
No. l26 Nassau e., EewfoTk.
One vol. limo, Illustrated 400 pages Price 81 3
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ALLEGHANIANs ON BUNKER HILL

LLEGHANIANS ON BUNKER HILL
N ACADEMY HALL No Cos Broadway. ~ .
Now open EVERY AFTERNOON $. s. and " ENIN1 .
n oelook with the splendid Dramatic -
DiORAMA OF THE BATTLE or BUNKER HILL,
in connection with the Grand Concerts Of the
THE ALLrGHAN'ANS,
Admission . cents; Ck.hen ~ csnts 80.
The different Schools sdulsd 70 The Afternoon L1aool
NJ 10 cents; Teachers and Superintendent free.
DUSSELDORF GALLERY, No. 497 Broad
IL w,y-Opeu from 4. ". til 10 O'Clock p. n. daily,
dnittsnce q One hundred .nd fifty CT ne :he';es
PAINTINGS ever collected together Georn the ss 81
Dis Gallery II Is superior any ether collection the cor
,ept To be spprecltted IL needs out N be seen
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fine Arts.
Uants.

AN American Lady, formerly of Norfolk, the
~ WIDOW Of se:cspisin sho Gently died q he yelow
ever fpd employ either hOUSEkEEfEh,
or STEwhRDESS II SHtP; would prefer the later e. chs
accustomed ~ the ADDRESS A. =, Tribune ohee.
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NotIce-The Minnesota settlement Association Qete West:
srp Afsocation) bod their meetings EVERY WEDNESDAY
EVENING Ut No l65 Bowery. Those wishing to emgate aud
have three yeArs pay for 100 acres will fnd his chance
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A Card-rbs Animal Meetiag Of he Members Of the
fsURTH- W EsTFRN DIsPENsARY will be held on
WEDNESDAY EVENING, Oct 8, at q O'CLOCK AT me Dls
o.nsary No bl1 9Th doors above Shs The Annus
Reports Of the Boad Of Managers ard Treasurer will be pre-
rcpt.d and Managers elected for th sn,pns year by oiae OF
fbe Board. CbAS H. hUohEh oeSLeVay'
New York Oct 2, 1855.
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Eew-York Academy Of Medicine. = The Regular
90 WEDNESDAY, Oct 8, at r.. M. Dr. Stone of New.Or-
sans expected peent and address the Academy tbs
sabiect Of YELLOW FEVER.
s. CONANT FOSTER, Nj. D., Secretary.
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9pErpoj Notifies.

Ds,,z,.rs,ic Wbix City Convcntion.-The Deiegsits
requested 20 meet ~ 'no D"N"SJ
Heuse THIS EVENING a. o'clock Co...
ORE. HoLBERToN,)
N~4ice-Tbe Sixteenth Ward Republican Association will
.o,s NJ Tie corner OF 10th ard 9Th OCT D. a. ~ r. NJ
time and place Republicans Of the Ward are IN
M 70 attend and join the AssOsatop
GEORGE A. RLAKELY,) ~,
ROBT. l. DARRAGH, Ward COMMITTEE
VIM b. RHODES,
Ninth Ward Repabtican Association.-The Commit
zee M Re soove Agoc viii at Blocker Building on
WEDNESDAY EVE sING, Oc. 3. at " o'clock.
AUG y. DOW, Secretary.
The Republican Central Cemmittee viii meet At the
lsessr Uob,e On WEDNESDAY EVENING, Oct. ., At u
s'tloeI. A full attendance is teq1eited - - - .
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WALKING snd SPEAKING AUTOMATON,

w or MACHINE MAN at the Anatomical Museum-Ihe
Projectors tste announcing the public hat ne La.
ensssed the AUTOMATON for TWO WEEKS longer. Hours
Of Inhibition 9. and u P. NJ Admission Ahtomston
and the whole Museum only Is cents
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NETROP OLITAN THEATER.-
w On WEDNESDAY Oct. 8, 1855.
VIII be presented Cornelles Tragedy, in acts, OF
POLY f u G TE.
(First time in Anehcs)
MILE. RACHEL.
To conclude with Nine. Girardin's Comedy,
LIE HAPEAU D'U N X o T. r.
Doors open a o'clOck-to commence a. precisely. -
Regular days Of performance, MONDAYS, WEDNESDAYS
and FRIDAYS.
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the Annual Meeting Of the Stockholders Of the BROOK
kYN COLLEGIATE AND POLYTECHNIC INSTITUTE
held the Institute In Lving st. between Court and
Boerum.sis TUESDAY EVENING the 9Th ofOctobr "
O'CLOCK The Annual Report will be submitted and Election
held r Trustees I'll he vacancies occaoned by those
whose terms office will then expire full attendance is
JOSIAH o. Low Secretary
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ID RIZ E L n G NJ A -
III Nv fret in right and wrong is foundi
Nv common article;
Nv third right around;
NY fourth he gins each particle;
Ny hfth Of Ee0 eseE sings;
Ocean, ny naples sixth surrounds;
Ny seventh, the lasting crown OF Kings
Ny eighth IN every sea sbounds
In bloody ninth 10 seen;l
Ny whole: man OF lowly nein.
Any person giving 20 the above enigma shall
be entitled of the following book TO be published
THURSDAY Oct 4h upon payment Of the advertised pree
THE R g PICK R
Or Bound FREE.
One Volume, limo, 4Sl pp. Price 81 %
MASON BROTHERS, Publishers,
No . Parkrow New York
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CEVAST OPOL HAS FA L L NJ
- We shall publish on TUESDAY Oct. 2,
LARGE PICTORIAL SHEET,
containing correct views Of
SEVAsTOPOL AND ITS FORTS,
BALAK LAVA AND INV RONS,
sEVASTOPOL AND ITS CAMPS
THE SEA OF AZOFf,
TERRIFIC EXPLOSION IN SEVAsTOP0L.
CAMP SCENE IN A STORM,
ALLIED Artillery Tn AIN,
BATTLE OF THE CHERSAYA.
Correct Portraits Of - -
NAPOLEON, ALEXANDER II, PELIssIER, ssa
MENCHIKOFf.
Also full accounts THE
GREAT CONFLICT,
''-' DOWNFALL OF sEvAsToPoL
Present position Of the
CONIENDING ARMIES.
Sold BY all Booksellers Newsyerders 10 cents Pub
Eshed by ROSS, JONES ToUsE1s,
No les Nsssu-st., New-Yorl and No Is Csrkr, Chieaso
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EALL OF SEW A s 7 o o J.
Il THE ILLUSTRATED LONDON NEWS,
For September ~
Which will contain numerous illustrations OF the
sToRMIyG CAPTURE or
SEVASTOPOL,
And the Burning and Destruction OF he
RUSSIAN
Will arrive per the steamer Pacific An EXTRA SUPPLY
will be received by - ,,, arm A..
CHARLES WILLMER'S
Universal English and Foreign
Newspaper Agency,
No. lt9 Fulton st., second foor.
NB-Orders wholesale end retail. will be received for this
Paper at the office above which orders will be delivered
according priority Of receip Of order
ARTHUR WILMER, Agent,
No. l09 FUtons. second door.
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2 IBL O's G. 4 r d + NJ
BENEFIT or THE SUFFERERS

IBL O's G. L R d Z NJ
~ BENEFIT or THE SUFFERERS
BY YELLOW FEVER
IN NORFOLK AND PORTSMOUTH,
On SATURDAY EVENING, Oct 6, 1859
On which occasion the following gentlemen have consented TO
tctss fHE COMMITTEE:
FEssAxpo woop, Mayor. FRAScIs sEIDDY, Esq
A n WOLF ESQ FREDERICK V. RUsHTos, ESQ.,
N. II. WOLFE. ESQ. ROBERT BLOW, Esq
RoRKpT Gr.cfE Eso. Capt. VINCENT,
ptxsy I,upI,u Eso JUNIus T STsGG Esq.
prcu.vn a TooyyREso GEO w. McLEAs. ESQ.
" g VAIN Esq JSo. H. T. BRNKERHoFF, Esq.
Coi y " U.RT JAS STRANGER,
Col q II sTEBBIys &c. A. STETsoS,
Can't FtRnTs J. P. TRNowELL,
W. " MARCUS ESQ !. LELAND.
NN NIBLO, Esq,
has his masnfcent at the disposal oil the
Committee free OF oil charge. - $4,000,
Mis- LOUISA PYNE snd Mr. HARRISON
Have volunteered their vslu be aid gIstaitousiy
Mia PYNE. Mr. STRETTON and Mr.. HORNCASTLc
also tiye their voluntary assistance, and the whole
OPERATE COMPANY,
Orchestra Chorus Corps de Ballet Machnists, Artists ane
uns oil cited prt fered their services 10 the good cause
I.nOw only remains for the pubic to cooperate with me
Committee the management ana the al" 70 'H'uie ~"
''a'I'''' LARGE ADDITION TO THE FUND,
Go uoh only the moment but 70 pro-
vide for those left destitute by the terrible sta-
ton which has swept twsy their parents friends ana en-
poyerS ,,.,,e
TIE MOST ATTRACTIVE CHARACTER,
OF which full par will be duly snnouDcet and IN order
enable ali olses aid n this BENEFIT the pce OF eke''
N'' 0e'" r'''" FIFTY CENTS.
Tickets sale ell the principal Hotels az every MUSIC
pal Book Stores also at Rushtons Drug
stores snd tho Office Of Nibl0s Garden.
Tickets NAV aso be obtsined Of the members Of the Com
mee who earnestly the cooperation and suppo OF
.he nnbc PIE COMMITTEE -
prsonesed 10 meet A. the Aston House on THURSDAY
EVENING Oct T. at 8 O'Clock punctusly.
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Norih- W. estern setlIement Company.-A speci

NoTih w estern Settlement COmpauy.-A Special
Meeting will be held on WEDNESDAY EVENING, Oct s.
Hall No. 119 Woosterst between Blsecksr
Hnusons This combination offers peculiar advantages
persons homes in the West 1t combines the greatest
security with all the advantages
Of associated numbers An who wish Farm 10 Iowa
Wisconsin Mnuesos, should attend this meeting and satisfy
be secured through the OF
this orss nizsiion. JAMES MACKEAN, President
THns. RnGIRIEY. Secretary.
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Advanced Instruction for Ladies' No. Al Irving place.
between 10th and l7th.sts-M. and Madame PAUL ARPlN
have the honor that they will the 10Th inst
tpen AZ their residence series Of SEPARATE COURSES of
ADVANCED INSTRUCTION. specially istended for youns
Who desire fnsh their literary education and perfect
Themselves in the Foreign Languages well as other accom-
phmen These Courses viii be entirely independent OF each
other ladies attend only they choose
The various departments for which the valuable assist Anee OF
gushed professors has been secured, will embrace
J. English, French, Spanish, Italian and German Language
and Literature.
2 Elements Of the most Useful Sciences.
s. Music vocal and instrumental. the Art OF Composition aud
Harmony. Drawing and Painting, Dancing
Beside the regular Courses there will be, from time to tme
SPECIAL LECTURES by the several Professors on some liter
tJy scientific question Of SEXUAL importance
For further details, apply 10
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To Managers of Dyceums, Institutes and other
Lecture the subscriber has reason TO ap
various letters intended for him have not Tin con-
sequence his change OF rdence reached their proper
5enatiop he requests all Managers Of Lee ure Associations
~bo may desiIe secure his services, 70 address
PARK BENJAMIN,
No n 7fh.av.. conner Of llth.st Ne@Y
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TT'HE AMEHICAN MUSICAL FUND SOCIE-
TY would respectfully announce shat thsy hsye POSITIVE
decided on syp during the eosuirs season, the ThhtE
CLASSICAL CONCERTS, called for by the Consultation,
ira ded by the best star talent .vsbs the time and the
ns,o be Of highest order without however 1endSs
the better works occasionally composed in this country fo
terms AZ pasalsr sprly 20 the principal Music stores OF
Sewfork and it, vicinity where subscriptions VIII be ressEe
BY order OF the Concert Committee.
LORE ERxsr Secretary L. c. HILL, ChsirnGa.
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." " ANNIyFRsARY ADDRESSES.
the 'pe expected e address toe boe s Unoa
Yf RIKFR ID ID wiiliamsburgh, ". Y. the Rev. ID. H.
CAMPgF' L. IL. D., President Of Georeeown a0ege the
~ PERRY DAVIS. Providence; the Rev, GEORGE w.
EITON d. Theological Instructor In Madison ULversltyi
he Rev ISAAC ERRETr Warren, o.. the Rev / N HILL,
sIbany. he Rev w @. HOWARD. ID D., Rochesteri the
Rev n v HULL, Alfred, \ VI the Rey. T. T. GRhCCaus
yciS. he Bev W X PEEDLETON, Professor in Bethany
Colese the Rev. ?. SHELDON Hamilton; the Rev. q H.
TROTIMAN, HEREFORD, N. g.
Eastern times., 1855-11-15
The Phrenologist Posed.

An itinerant phrenologist was passing
through one of our New England villages,
stopping at each house he passed, in hopes of
making his scientific requirements the means of
putting stray quarter into pocket-book which
was far from being plethorc.
Among others, he stopped at rustic farm
house, the proprietor of which was busily en-
gagged in the backyard. in splitting up wood for
consumption in the approaching winter.
The old farmer did not take much notice of
our phrenologst, who, after watching the axe
ascend and descend a few times, ventured to
broach the object of his visit, by saving
Sir, am phrenologist. Would you like
to have me examine the heads of your children
l will do it cheap
'Wall,' said the farmer, pausing between
two strokes, i rayther guess they don't need
it. The old woman combs EN- tcih fae-tooth
comb, once tceek .
The phrenologist cast look of mingled pity
and indignation upon the man who had so mis-
understood the nature of the science which he
professed, and went on his way, sadder, but
not a richer man.-Yankee Blade.
Eastern times., 1855-11-15
ECONOMY Is WEALTH!
~ it3 And by using tho
Patent Washboiler
Self-Heating Charcoal Iron.

That IS used with charcoal for ironing and article that
every family ought to have. We use it ourselves and like
it much and therefore it to ALL ms being
just what wanted 1t will per cent OF fuel
sides being ee from the heat Of stove which quite
object in warm weather.
Eastern times., 1855-11-15

A FINE STREAM.-A good story is told Of a
Philadelphia judge, well known for his love of
jokes. He had advertised farm for sale, with
fine stream of water running through it. A
few days afterwards, gentleman called on him
to speak about it.
Well, Judge said he, have been over
that farm you advertised for sale the other day,
and find it all right, except the ''fne stream of
water" you mentioned
: Ii runs through the piece of woods In the
lower part of the meadow, said the Judge.
What, tina; little brook Why it does not
hold more than a spoonful. am sure if you
empty bowl of water into it, it would over
flow. You don't call that a fine stream, do
you =
Why, if it were much finer you couldn't see
it at all, said the Judge blandly.
We never heard whether the gentleman
bought the farm, but We rather suspect he
didn't.
Eastern times., 1855-11-15

THE necessity of such medicine has long been felt
Il both by the heads of families and physicians Ii $
advantages catharIcs given in the form OF Pills
Powders be obvious every intelligent person.
1t operates mm diatey and efiectualy upon the
SYSTEM and at the time is infinitely less difficult
administer, being quite agreeable to the taste 1t not
only produces all the effects where physc is required
but completely habtual Cosveness leaving the
bowels perfectly free. II expels all humors from the
blood is certain for The Piles Regulates the ac
tion of The Liver frees the stomach from Bile, nvigor
aes the whole Nervous system, and removes the cause
Of all local pains, such as
rheumatism, Neuralgia, Tic DoloreLr, Gout,
Pam in the Head, Side, Stomach, &c.
II may also be relied upon in all diseases Of the Bow
els-DYSENTERY, DIARHGA, AND CHOLERA
MORBUS, yield to its magical influence
Again repeat, TRY 1T lit needs nc other recon-
mendaton. No fam ly will be without it after they
have tried other remedies without despair not
relief is at hand Are you suffering from Scrofua.
six bottles fmy Liquid Cathartic will cure you. Would
you be relieved from habtua Cosveness three bottles
will eff ct all that you desire. Ifyou afflicted with
Rheumatic Neuralgc, other local pains, two bottles
will free you from them. All humOrs will be eradicafed
from the blood by the Of from TO six bottles In
short. fyou require physc for any purpose this the
reliable and agreeable the taste that has
been placed " thm the reach Of the public.
PRICE 81 90.
Principal Depot at No. So Central Street, Lowell Mass
u Sold by Druggists generally.
AGExTs.-Bath, N T. Ellsworth & Son., Wholesale
and Retail; Wiscasset, Edmund Dana; Woolwich, S.
Dodge; Halowell, Wales d Souther. oly4
Eastern times., 1855-11-15
AN OFFER.
believing

DIR. Pcttit'S Canker BaIsanT,
only reliable for Canker every form that has
yet been discovered offer You the privilege trying
at OUR EXPENSE. Thus,-You may one bottle
faithfully according to the directions; and it affords no
relief you shall receive back the money paid it, on re-
turning the empty bottle
TO PHYSICIANS
We OerYou may one bottle in each case Of canker
that your practice and does not give
enable satsction the money paid for shall be refunded
The above is an old offer which has sold HUNDREDS
OF BOTTLES in ninety mine of hundred with
PERFECT SATISFACTION
Sold BY 9. W, ATWELL, behring's Block Congress st.,
north side market square, Portland General Agent for the
State Of Maine.
For sale by Agents in nearly every and village In
Maine, and by A G. Page J. Mathews and T. W. Lucas,
Bath.
Eastern times., 1855-11-15
Gbt W ust.
Emmeline.


The silyery chord that bound her,
Was parted long ago
Yet still the sweet vibration
Is lingering below.
The shattor'd d vase is fiinging out
The perfume it distilled.
And many gentle bosom,
Has its soothing influence 6lrd.
With the vestments of her order,
Of dazzling white and gold,
And the starry crown whose splendor,
Mortal eyes may not behold;
With the consecrated essence
Of her mission all divine,
Thy angel sister hovers.
Around thee, Emmeline.
Her seraph voice is joining,
In the lay joy sings for thee;
And DER thy youthful pathway
Her smiles are avish'd free.
And if stern fate should lead thee,
Sometimes to sorrows shrine,
Her hallow'd presence still shall be
Around thee. Emmeline.
Eastern times., 1855-11-15

having purchased the right to manufac-
ure and apply the above named SHOE for the city OF
Bath, prepared to accommodate such wish to
profit by the best improvement made for the benefit OF
that noble and useful ANIMAL the horse No pains should
be spared to make the labor of that valuable animal
possible and also guard against ameness tenderness
&c, with which horses have always been less
troubled To this end horseshoers have been experiment
ting for the last SO years. and until recently with but little
success.
With this improvement however, all seems to be realized
that is necessary The shoe will prevent ameness cure
tenderness make horse travel greater distance with less
fatigue and being made of steel will wear much longer
than the common iron shoe.
Some of our bestczens have already proved to be all
that is claimed for it. ]. BLAISDELL CO.,
2tf Centre St., near the Hay Scale.
Eastern times., 1855-11-15

EXCELLENT FURNITURE PoLlsH.-Gum ara
bic half an onnce dissolve this in four table
spoonfuls of vinegar, and one pint ofcold-drawn
linseed oil and one ounce of turpentine, and
shake well together. If the furniture is
French-polished, it mus; be taken off. In
using the above at first, it is best TO lay it on
over night, and wipe it off with linen cloths in
the morning it will require to be rel Peated
many times before the desired effect is pro-
duced but it will amply repay the trouble
For diring-tables it is particularly recommen-
ded, as the hot plates will not mark it.
Eastern times., 1855-11-15
ATWEkL'S HEALTH RESTORER;
Or Vegetable, Physical Jaundice Bitters.

For the cure of
Jaundice, Liver Complaint, Indigestion, Cos
tiveness, Dyspepsia, Loss of Appetite, &c.
Composed of NINE DIFFERENT KINDS Of Roors,
and HERBs, the Best in Natures Store.
Good for all Ages Sexes and Conditions
Sold by G. w. ATWELL, behring's Block, Congress S.
side market square, Portand General Agent ior inc
State Of Maine
For sale by Agents in nearly every town and vIlage u
Mane and by A. G. Page j. Mathews, ana L. LUCAS
Bath.
Eastern times., 1855-11-15

forgiveness is the most refined and generous
point of virtue that human nature can attain to.
Cowards have done good and kind actions, but
a coward never forgave, it is not his nature.
Eastern times., 1855-11-15

A cheerful temper, joined with innocence,
will make beauty attractive, knowledge delight
ful, and wit good natured.
Eastern times., 1855-11-15
NEW FALL GOODS!

NOW opening at the GRANITE STORE, large stock OF
lN Fall Dry Goods consisting OF Plain Striped and Plain
Dress Silks the largest and best stock of Black Silks
opened in this city All Wool Figured and Plain DeLaine
Cashmere Shawls; Bay State Shaws Thbets; Lyoneses
Printed Flannels White Flanneis Red and Mixed FIan
nels Raw 5 ilks White Linen Linen Damask; Beached
Sheetngs also good assortment Of Embroideres. Also
Broad Cloths, Cassimeres, Satnetts, Doeskns &C. The
purchasers Dry Goods invited to call and examine
for yourselves. OWEN co.
Capt
Eastern times., 1855-11-15

A meeting of the Sabbath School Union, of
San Francisco, exhibits an average weekly at
tendance of 1000 children 10 the Sunday schools
of that city.
Eastern times., 1855-11-15
Old Soldiers.

DOUNTY Land Warrants obtained for all soldiers and
sailors in the the United States since $780, who
have served fourteen days and upwards Those who have
received but Forty Acres entitled to One Hundred
and Twenty acres more Apply to JOHN u. hlMbALL ..
Bath, March s, 1856 56u
Eastern times., 1855-11-15
Corn and Flour.

DER SCHOONER PERU from New York, $500 bushels
L (meang) Corn; 36s bbls "Garden City, mills 160 do
'Buckeye Stae do; 100 do Magnolia do 100 shawmut do
(St Lous so do Akron City do (0hio "a do l. Putnam
do Genesse Double Extra. Eor sale by
Oct s. MCCLELLAN, DENNIS L CO.