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German Uroscopic Doctor,
DR.. JORDO IN

Can be consulted at his office, in Brandon,
DAILY, cNceW The time here mcatioacd far linn
IN BE- at CaGicfoR.
From Monday, June II, till Saturday, June 16
Monday, July 9, " Satu rday ,July14
Wednesday, Aug g." Saturday, Aug II
Monday, Sept 10, " Saturday Sept Is
clean vial. containing about ozs of
urine passed Immediately oh rising In the
morning, with the name and age of the pa
ticnt-as record of each case is kept--Will
enable him to treat diseases of Throat
Lungs, Liver, Stomach, Heart, AMI all dis
eases arising from them. Also diseases of
the Kidneys, Bladder, Female Weaknesses,
Scfofula, and all impurities of the blood.
u Rccollect the time aud place and tell
Your nc'ghbors. Charges reasonable for
medicine. 4G
Office in Morill's Block, opposite the
Town Hall.
Brandon, May, 1855.
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DIR. MARSH1LL'S
Indian Vegetable Plaster.

ME subscriber is the exclusive wholesale
l. Agent for the sale of this celebrated
laster.
le''Pedlers aud Druggists supplied at re.
ddced rates. None will be left on commits
n. HARMON A. SHELDON.
4 lleblry, Aug. l5. 1858.
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The best SOAP

To save labor in Washing is Smith and Blan-
chard's safeguarding Soap warranted to
save half the labor in Washing Sold by II
County.
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ALOVl
Hats, Caps & Furnishing Goods
HOWARD ASSOCIATION
PHILADELPHIA.
IMPORTANT ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS

IMPORTANT tANNOUNCEMEN
To all persons afflicted with Sexual dis
cases, such as SEMINAL WEAKNESS, lMro-
TEScE, GoNNoRHGA, GLEET, SYPHILIS, &c,
&c.
The Howard ASSOCIATION of philadcl-
phia, in view Of the awful destruction of hui.
man life and health. caused by Sexual dis.
eases, and the receptions which are practiscd
upon the unfortuate victims OF such disea ,es
by Quacks have directed their Consulting
Surgeon, as u CHARITABLE ACT worthy
oftheir name, to give MEDICAL ADVICE
GRATIS, to all persons thus afflicted, male
or Female,) who apply hv letter, with dcs-
trption ofther condition, (age. occupation
habits oflitc.) SC, and in casesof extreme pow
erty and suffering &c FURNISH MEDI-
ClNES FREE OF CHARGE.
The Howard Association is n benevolent
institution, established by special endowment.
for the relief Of the sick and distressed. afiiic-
ted with "Virulcnt and Epidemic Diseases
and its funds can be used for no other purpose
Ii has now surplus of means, which the dir
ectors have voted to advertise the above no
tice, 1t is needless to add that the Associa-
ton commands the highest Medical skill OF
the age, and will furnish the most approved
modern treatement. Valuable advice also
given TO sick and nervous females, afflicted
with abdominal weakness, Womb Conn laini
CostiveneSs, LencorrhWa, &c.
Address, (post-paid,) DIR. GEO. r. CAL
HOUN, Consulting surgeon Howard Associa.
ton, No. 2 South NINTH Sticct, Phi'adel-
phia, Pa
By order Of the Directors,
EZRA d. HEARTWELL President.
GEO. FAIRCHILD, Secretary. Ally,
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For the Public.

JAIN TED FAILS and TUDS,-Bulter
l. Tubs and SAP Buckets for sale by the sub>
scrihers at their Factory, formerly the Judd
marble factory.
u Cash paid for SAPLING PINES
ew cords more wanted this season.
n/ Ware sold 10 the trade on IS favorable
rms as can be obtained in Massachusetts.
% SKEELE & MERRILL.
By N. II. HAND, Agent.
Middlebury, Jan. ID, 1859. 3S:ly.
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G. r. A II | S!
Just Published: A New Discovery in
Medicine

4 FEW WORDS ON THE RATIONAL TREAT
MENr, without Medicine, Of sponnatouhca or Local
Neakuo.s, Nervous Debility, Low Spirits, Lasstudc,
Weaknoss of the Limbs aud Back, Indspostou and
lneapacity for Slg,y and Labor, Dizziness Of Appro-
hension Loss Of Memory, aversion To Society," Love Of
Solitude, Tmidi;y, Self Distrusi, Dizziness, Head
Ache, Involuntary Discharges, Pains Ia the side A.
ieeuon Of the Eyes rmples ON the Face, Sexual and
other lufImitios in mun.
FROM THE FRENCH OF DR. II. DE LANEY.
The important fact that these alarming complaints
may easily DO removed without Medicine, il, Ia this
small tract, clearly demonstrated, and the entirely
new aud highly successful treatment adopted ty the
huthor, uy explained, by means Of which every one
- enetled 10 cure himself pcncrtly and AZ The least
possible cost avoiding thereby all the advertised nos
Sentto any address, gratis aud post free IN a sealed
envelope by rcntiing ipult paid iWo postage siamns
York. a5.i UNIV N'e' "'"
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To the Ladies' /!

I ,AN DC found at BockWIIh7s a large and
beautiful assortment Of Hat Ribbons,
Emnroiderles, Mantilla Velvets, Ladies' Cloth,
Ladies and Misses Knit Sacks, Cuffs and
Hoods, Fitch, Lynx, Sable and Concy Vic.
torlnes aud Cuffs
Nov 30, 1854.
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No. l.
RADUi VS. READY RELIEF.

RADUAY'S READY RELIEF.
PAIN.
No person has even vet used Railways
Ready Relief. Who has been tormcnied with
pain, whether caused from accidents, or ex-
ternal injuries, OF from disease and bad treat
mcnt, without deriving a special and loSting
bcRch in less thar Gf'een minutes AFTER lis Mp.
piicatioR.
One application externally, or q few drops
taken internally, will instantly free the SUIT
fcrcr from the most violent and terrible pains
and restore the weak, feeble. and piostrated
frame to strength and vieor.
Railways Ready Relief has been before
the public over six years. 1t has cured the
most obstinate cases Of RHEUMATISM,
PARALYSIS. LUMBAGO, GOVT. NEU.
RALGIA. SWOLLEN JOINTS. BURNS.
SCALDS; &c, in the most marvellous quick
time. Giving unto the bcd-riddcn victims Of
some cruel complaint, ease and comfort by
ono or two applications, in cases where the
skill of the best physicians in the country.
and he most popular medicines in use had
failed in giving even temporary relief No mat
ter what the matter may come from, Railways
Ready Relief will surely relieve the system
from its cruel panps, and speedily restore the
Invalid 10 healih.case, and comfort.
RHEUMATISM,
Rtjwag'S Rcaiy Rciisf versus The best Pip
Siciaa in Frcd5aio, LicAiag Co., Otio,
FEDORA, LICKING County, Ono
"FoR FIVE YEARS | laid upon my back un
abled TO rise; | was attended hy our hes,
physicians, but obtained no relief-not even
a ray Of hope of my recovery was left me
ORc single application crtcrR0Nygf yoVrRoa3y
Re'icf cadjied ne 10 ritz, lam Hois wcU
man. r b. PEtsE, PM.
BOWEL COMPLAINTS.
Looseness, Dia TrhWa, Cholera Morhus. or
Painiu Discharges iio the Bowels.arc stop
pei fifteen minutes by Railways Ready Re
lief. No congestion or Inflammation, mo weak
ness or lasstudc, will follow the use of R.R.
Relief
ACHES AND PAINS.
For Headaches. whether sick or nervous,
Rheumatism, Lumbago. Pains and w Weakness
in the Back, Spine, or Kidneys Pains around
the Liver, Plcuisy, S@cl.ings OF the joints
Pains Of the DO wells, Heartburn and pains of
all kinds, Railways Ready Relief will in a
few moments, change the miseries You suffer
to JOYS OF pleasure and give you good signs
otrcturning health. 1t will enable YOU TO
shuttle OF the nfrmitics of sickness, feeble
ness, and decrepitnde, and give to the aged
the vigor and elasticity of lipe and vigorous
health.
i. Il Rcliefis sold by druggists everywhere
at25 cents, 80 cents, and s per bottle.
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A New Principle discovered in Medicine, TO
Cure Old Diseases, ScrUfula, Bad IIu-
mors, Syphilis. FrighIful Sores, u
GERS, Fever Sores, ErupiiOns of
the Skin.
RAILWAYS RENOVATING RESOL.
VENT.
A CURE FOR SORES.
This famous Remedy cures every kind of
Sores, from The loathsome and putrid Ulcer
Fever Soie, Cancer, Syphilis, Scrofulous, Lep-
rosy, down to the Pimple Blotch. and letter
Ii quickly heals the most obstinate and angry
Sores, and will leave the skin without a scar.
1t clennses the system from all CORRUPT IIu,
mors-PHrifeS 0Rd enrichCs lie Nood
If YOU are covered with sores from head to
foot, Railways Renovaiing Resol,ent will
quickly heal thcm, and leave you a Sound and
heating body
If Your bones, joints, or limbs arc diseas d
in an any manner or enlarged or drawn out
of shape, or if they are shrivellcd, crippled
or eniechlcd, Railways Renovating Resell
vcniwill reSoirc 0r0p The disc0Scd dcp0Sifs that
mnict their misories upon you, and restore
each member of your body to its natural and
healthy condition.
CHRONIC DISEASES OF LONG STAN.
DING
Persons who have been afflicted with dis
ease tor yeara, will find Il. r. Resolyent a Ger.
tain cure. Scroiua in lis worst forms, Svphi-
lis in its most iriehtgl and alarming charact er
have been cured by II. # Rcsolvcut
PAINFUL lTCHINGS.
Persons who are trouble with Painful feelings
of their Legs, Arms, Feet, Head and other
parts of the body will find instant relief by a
dose Of r, RRcsolvcnt
SyNopSiS Of DISEASES CWrCG bu u. r. Rcsolrcnt
during the 1854, as reported 10 us;
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OL d GALEN HEAD
ODISPENSARY No 81
MAIDEN LANE, the oldest
institution under that name
in this country, ever estab-
lishcd for the removal aud
prevention Of the Nenerpal
disease without mercury.
NcH Remedies, QWek CHreS
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NignelI

We earnestly invite nh prr=s who are suffering with
tuy at the lis that irh j. heir 10, 10 call Dr. John
hu's agcri, and get copy of lus Family journal
GHAr-; aud for the sake ot humanity, hope that a
single individual Will mot be found unwilling to give Bulls
saralara IlAL after reading, ani ecullecng, at the
time thar D. l. Impossible Tor the Doctor publish
the part the number Of certificates astounding
cures lsiufnri 10y las saIsalhriila. The amount Of
testimony voluntarily suNerrl on DR.. Bull Sarsapara,
from well known aud Distinguished individuals both in
public aud private hic hs been perfectly overwhelming.
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Rev. q. W. shION -ne,. &. sTENENsON.

Rev. u. W. shIiON REV. Il. STEVENSON.
CoNtluslyE.-ltev. T.. W Srhon j. widely and generally
known eloquent and accomplished IA. or Of the NJ
T.. church and Rev. 4. Stevenson has been known
81 the talented aud nleubcrs that the Ken
tucky Conference could boast many years and at
this time j. Hing the high aud sIonsibe station agent
iuT the NJ. l.. Book Concern.
IouMynlE, May 20th, 1919.
We have used John Bulls Sarsaparilu and have known
u To hr used. with entire saisiacion and have
hesitation in stating belief, hat it is safe and
valuable medical compound, and calculated produce
much good aud relieve much suffering; and thereiore
would cheelu aud most earnestly recommend it to the
afflicted. ". stlION,
tcgnell 4. STEVENSON.
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III { ) teal |.
II. II. Il.
QUICK, PLEASANT AND EFFECTUAL
REMEDIES THAT NEVER FAIL

REMEDIES THAT NEVER FAIL
In instantly stopping The moa torfUring pains
-qHickiy curing The wod obstinate Chro-
mic, Aeuie, and Nadwmatory Dis
cases. 0Hd all
MALE AND FEMALE NiLIDIES.
Let the oripP'cd, The ~ca6, The iaGrm, the ncr-
roHs, unit area rcjoice-for Mc Il. r. RS
rW quickly restore the Pain-siricicn
10 case amt comtOri htGH& aad
SrtngH ,Qnd free Tie spMcm
From ALL BOUILN JNE'JR lTJT'II'S
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Principal Ohicc, No. > Gelscy Building,
Courlandt It, New York, and No. /, Fifth st
Louisville, Ky. % W. z. Russell,
23y Agent, Middlrhury.
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"MAN KNOW THYSELF.'
An Invaluable Book for 25 Cents.
EVERY FAMILY SHOULD HAVE A
COPY"

100000 Go I... , iS'%
n ycnr. A new r,.iiiun,
revised aud improlu,lJusi
issued.
Dir. Hunters Medical
Manual aud Hand Book
forthe Afllicted--Contuin.
Ing an outline OF the OH.
gihi progress, treatment
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NJ pYLES. VI D,
Resident Physician Louisville Marine Hospital.

IoUpON. Ky, April 2jth. 1850.
STA Permit me ~ address to few lines, and do me
the honor To reply request that will make in the
conclusion of this letter, etc.
am graduate Of rrausi lvania Medical University
have prac medicine in this wilderness country about
FIVE years but owing to exposure TO bitter cold weather
have been iudsposod with Acute heumatism about six
months After having exhausted my skill in the treat
ncn OF my casr, aud deriving benefit, induced
to give your FLUID ExTgACT or sABsAiARiLA fair trial,
and accordingly purchased bottle 1T your medicine from
your agent. Mr. George r Brown, about two weeks ago,
and Cuniuss that bottle as entirely cured
1t is my opinion that your PREPARATION Of >arsaptra
II decidedly superior toHuy other preparation in use,
aud will take pleasure in recommending II to The
afflicted being remedial agent aud viii advise the
ply siclus to u-- h. in their practice. etc.
Ee.l.ctil..y AoMr.. y. D AIlEN. y u.
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1000 eases of different kinds of Sores ,Erup-
tons, Swollen and Enlarged joints, Hip Dis
cases, ricketts,, Kernels in M, Throat, Swell
ings II the Glands Lamps and Knots in the
throat, under the ears Sores in the eyes
head, nose, mouth, gums, &c. Infants with
sores on their heads, ears, faces, &c. have
hcen cured by the miracu lous efficacy Of the
II. II Resolvent.
One bottle will prove TO the afflicted suffer
or that it will cure yov, one dose will do you
good.
LADIES IN TROUBLE.
II you have any difficulty in the Womb, X,
II. Resolvent will set you right.
Chattahoula. La, Sept 3, 1854.
Messrs RADwAY & Col feel happy TO
say to YOU that your Remedies have madetw two
astonishing cures in my settlement. My son
Marin was cured ny two bottles of yourRen-
ovaling Rcsolycnl, and one box OF your Reg
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dencs So East Fifteenth street The remain, viii be
taken TO Greenwood Cemetery for int rment.
At Sing Sing, the morning OF January u.s. of inam-
nation, BERTHA ExEI infant daughter Of g. E. Becker,
On Monday, January u. ANNE the beloved la aghtcr
of William and Margaret Mcllone ageis years months
The r.litves and friends Of the faulty are
invited to attend the funeral from the rrden,e of her
parents, $50 Twenty sixth street. this afternoon ut
o'clock.
In Brooklyn, on Saturday, December 49, WALTER, son
Of the late Stephen j. Daniel formerly OF ST. Johns
Newfoundland, in the 10th year Of his age
The friends OF the family respectfully invited to
attend the funeral from the residence OF hts mother
No so Carroll street Brooklyn this afternoon, ut two
O'Clock.
st. Johns, New 'oundland, papers please copy.
On Sunday evening, January II, OF consumption,
JACOB son OF Jasper Wandle Esq aged 20 years aud
months.
The relatives and friends II the family are respectfully
invited TO attend the funeral from his fathers resi-
d.nee, Bergen, n. J this afternoon, at O'clock
On Sunday night, January II, of consumption, Mrs
AGNES WHITAKER aged "a years
The relatives and ends respectfully invited to at
tend the funeral At IL o'coc<, Tomorrow forenoon
from Der lat. residence, 1913 Hudson street
On Monday, January ID, after n short and painful i'll
ness, MARY AGNES Len, aged year months aud ~
days.
The relatives ana friends Of tho family are respectfully
requested to attend the funeral from her fathers resi-
dence, No. SO Hamilton street at o'clock this after
noon. Her remains will be inferred in Calvery Ceme
terry.
On Sunday, January IL, DAVID EGAy, a native Of
Mtcbelttown County Cork, Ireland.
His friends and acquaintances are respectfully In
vited 10 attend his funeral from his late residence, No.
Bowling Green, at 4 O'Clock this afternoon.
On Friday, January IL, at New Windsor, Nd, THeo
DoRE Louis CHARLES infant son Of Theodore and Caroline
Eug MIA Blume.
On Monoay, January Is, CAriLlnNE FARLEY, aged -
years
attend her funeral without further invitation, to
afternoon at O'Clock, from the residence of her
brother, Hugh Farley, No 400 West Twenty ninth St.
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INeSl.


In Brooklyn, on Saturday, January IL, CaaRtxs j.
CroMnErN, in the 2eth year Of his age.
The relatives and friends OF the family respectfully
invited 10 attend the funeral AZ two O'Clock this
afternoon from the late rcsdrnce of his father Joseph
r. Crommen, Perth nd avenue six doors from
avenue, Brooklyn. without fnrtber invitation.
On sunday morning, January H. MAKGARsr A., wife Of
job McCah,N.
The friends Of the family respectfully invited TO al
tend her funeral IRON her residence - Seventh
street at bali past nine O'Clock this morning without
further Invitation.
On saturday evening January H. after long and
painful Illness borne with the most exemplary forth
tude ApoLHHrs ". SAyEr, aged 80 years
His friends and those ~ his father In law Thomas T.
Woodruff are respectfully invited 10 attend mis- funeral
this Afternoon, al O'Clock, from Fifth avenue
corner OF Tenth street, without further invitation
New Orleans ana Lexington (Ky) papers please copy
On Saturday afternoon January 49, at the YesiSeoce
OF James NJ 1ntb I3Wa shington street, Jonx STORMS
In the 26th year Of HE sge. I
The friends OF Nr. storms and Mr. Tuthi respect
fuly invited 70 attend his funeral, AZ J43 wa-dastsn
street, this morning, at oelock without further
notice.
Ills remains viii be conveyed TO Nyact for n.ssa1.-
On 6nndsys January a. II crnEumpton. Mrs " ysS
hArwAhp, after long and Lingering insss. Of eshs
Her friend and Relatives, and those cf her bssban
MI Robert Hayward are inyted 10 attend The fans.
raj this afternoon, At one O'clock, from her hate rsSl.
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MONROE, Mich jan 10, 1856.
large fire broke out here at three o'clock yesterday
morning. Two millinery stores hardware store, the
telegraph Office, the Exchange Hotel dry goods store
and The law Office of Hon. A. Gobbles, were burned
The hotel valued at sl5 oOO and only insured
for The remainder of the loss has not yet been
ascertained.
The buildings and property destroyed were valued at
$4,000 The FIRE originated in millinery store The
loss Of Mr. Taylor dealer in hardware Is unknown In
surance, $12 $780, Mrs Brooks milliner loss So 0o0
Insurance, $4,000 The instruments and books Of the
House telegraph Office saved. Mr. Goodrch's loss
Of the Exchange Hotel, IL about $4,000. Insurance,
$1,000. There several other minor losses.
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Weather Reports.

CALAIS, Jan. 15--9 a. NJ.
The weather Is clear and cold. Wind westerly Their
ncmeter sin degrees below
EAsTPoRT Jan. l5--9 An.
Weather very cold and cloudy. Wind southwest
BAyGoE Jan l5--9 A. N.
Wind southwest. The thermometer about fifteen de-
grees below
PORTLAND, Jan. 15--9 A. ".
Weather cold, with indications Of snow. Wind north
east. Thermometer six degrees above zero.
BosroS, Jan 1j--9 A. NJ.
Weather clear and cold. Thermometer eight degrees
above
SPRISGrUID, Mass, Jan. Is, 1855.
7. commenced showing here at 915 this morning; at
Bratteboro at s45 at Northampton at 9I5; at Spring
feh, VT, at $40 at iiolyokc at 9lo; at Caremont,
". H., at %.
0GDESsBu RG, Jan. 1910 A. N.
The thermometer stands at nineteen degrees above
scro, and storm Is jast setting in.
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1HRIVAL OF THE IsABkL At OHAHLE5IUSs
CHARLESTON, Jan. IA, 1865.
The steamship Isabel has arrived at this port bring
ing Havana and Key West dates to the nth inst.
The Philadelphia, from New Orleans, arrived at Hava
M forty eight hours behind her tune with her rudder
much injured, and owing TO heavy weather had been
obliged to throw three hundred barrels Of -four
board.
The Falcon three days overdue at Havana, and
fears entertained for her safety
The English steamer arrived there on the 10th from
Vera Cruz
The news from Havana Is unimportant.
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A Strange Case.

Cold SPRINGS Jan. Is, 1865.
man found in the tunnel at Garrson's near
ths place. just after the last train the Hudson River
Railroad had passed through, Saturday night nearly
dead. He Immediately brought here n hand car,
and recovered sufficiently to give his name Patrick Don
nelly but nothing could be ascertained and short
~ att rwsrds he ced. 1t is thought he must have been
travelling towards New York. and struck by train
coming SOUTH
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PHILADELPHIA, Jan. 10, 1854.
Mr.. g. G. Foster has been further held under
pint for passing note to Mr. c. Glen PEBBLES OF three
hundred and fifty dollars, purporting to have been
drawn by Vim. E. Burton, Esq, which note has since
been pronounced forgery.
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The Southern Convention.

NEW UHLEANs, Jan. II, 1903.
In the convention being held here resolutions were
accepted to-day in favor of specific duty sugar and
molasses; fer the enlargement of the Louisville canal
for the establishment of nsxal depot at New Orleans
urging The cessy of the redantepec route and ask
ing appropriations from Congress for railroad ship
canal across Florida
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Markets.
PHILADELPHIA STOCK BOARD.

PHILADELPHIA, Jan. Is, 1865.
Stocks firm. We quote Kentucky bonds at par
Reading 36k Morris Canal, 12z< Long Islaud Ia.
Pennsylvanis Railroad, a. Pennsylvania Gves, 81
Money is easer-1i. per cent q month is asked for
abort FIRST class paper
New ORLEANS, Jan. 10, 1855.
The advces by tie steamer Baltic were received at
noon 10 day, and nothing has since been doae 10
cotton marset TO test their effect. The morning bust
mess amounted to l 500 bales, at previous rates.
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AT Albany, on Tuesday, January 2 by the Rev. J. "
Wyekon br W. BIDwuL CosKrIS, Of Flushing, 1. L., to
Miss ApEIA A. HrKDa u Albany
la Williamsburg, on December o, by the Rev Thomas
Wibes Mr.. JAMS N. H. AILfS to Miss RrBHcoA A. Nc
GriRs, all a. the same place.
In Troy, Monday, January Is, by the Rev. j. q
Warren Colode g. + HAsrTsos 81 this city, formerly OF
Washington county, 10 Mrs PRuDKsoE CAKPISTp OF
former place.
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BosroS, jan 49, 1855.
The Cupard steamship Asia will sail from this port for
Liverpool at ten O'Clock Wednesday morning next in
place Of The mail win close here At
eight O'Clock.
Snow commenced falling in this city at eleven clock
to-day.
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ID A. Chiffon, AUCroNEER-sTEAM ENGINE
DE- boiler, tcrew power presses 'c., in Frencha lying
works-Cole Chiffon will sell at auction, for account
Of whom II may concern, Friday January 10. 1855,
at IL O'Clock, the premises, 2Gi West Nineteenth
street steam enpine, horse power, inch bore ~
inch stroke, Wm Burden maker; hue boiler, 80 inc
diameter, rs feet long, due and steam drum best
Pennsyvania iron, furnace 'front.' crate bars, bearers
heater pipes valves ctcks bolts DC, one larg, double
screw power press vending and dressing machine,
wees, tubs benches washing machines, &C. A lot OF
stsftng, pulleys, hangers bands, &C., &c
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plnnoo Pianos Hard Timesl Prices 90 Cor
respond Superior pianos for S175 interior Just
GOD, sad the entire instrument strong and as
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