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EDHg. S'FRONG'S
PECTORAL STOMACH PILLS.

A remedy. for Coughs, Colds, Cutarrh, Bron-
chifis, Group, Whooping Cough, Astima, Con-
sumption. and all diseases arising from u de-
ranged state of the Stomach, dni to reiiere tie
distress and bad FEELING from cutting too hearty
food. in reak and dysPrptic hubHs.
tvIrr;at atatcsa 40 bs. k.Ur3;; Vr.-
ca:ebIr.
These Pills act rs an Expectorant. 1'niro,
and AIrricnt.
They promote E1pccturaiion, I.oo.rn tn.
Phlegm, and Cleur the Lungs und other Sec
retury Organs of all morbid matter, nnI there
is not annthcr remedy in tn. whole hIat.rin
Mc,cu capable of impnrling such healing
properties to The Lungs and Vital Organs ns
these Pills. They Cure Costivencss, Trndu. e
gon,, regular Appetite, and Strengthen the
System.
Price rs cents per box, containing 25 doses
Of Medicine.
Call OH the Agents who sell the Pills, an.
gel the Planters Almanac Gratis. giving full
particulars and certificates uf cures.
Both kinds of the above named Pills a.e for
sale i'll Sumterville, by
DARGAN d. co.
And PERRY MOSES
who also Keeps a supply Of Dr.. Sr+nccrs
Vegetable Pills, and Dr. IIull's Celebrated
Fills, which stop the Chills and Fever the first
day.
July 26, 1851 80 ly.
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aRcNR>nm@@9.

At THE OLD STAND OF s. d J. GILBERT
ouI T. 3 & +. NJ. GILBERT
EG- continue the CARRIAGE-
---'l-BUSIYESS at the above
siand-No. 36 and 40 Wentworth. street
Charlest"n-whcrc they will be pleased to
exhibit to their old friends and customers
very extensive Stock of Vehicles, com.
Prls'ng those Of their own manufacture.
I"gefher with various other styles usuaIly
found IN this market. Their long acouaiui.
ance with this nnrkni az manufacturers
ana dealers will enable them to offer great
Inducements to purchasers both in siylc.
and prices.
March IS. 1854. 90 /.
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Business Card
BROWN g. DeROSSET.
$50 FRONT STREET. NEW YORk
DEitO*Si%I 81 BROWN.
WILMINGTON. N e.

C"fto" Fuctors and General Co.,.;.,.
sim lie, ciunts.
II McLAUieiN. E~u ,.iiI w;,r r
80 Snnai wnl special attcnt,,,:, l., IN.
icres!s and order. of his friends i. Il.
Sale and The adjoining Cnnnrl.,s ni \
Carolina, who may favor these lIn;:..
with their patronage. Cnnslmisnenis
produce To the House in New York. r,;,,
~ way OF Chnr!es,un, Grnrurruw,.. .,
Wilmington, will lie covered nv insurance,
II notice OF tho shipment be promptly .n
nu.
May 3. 1853 27-.
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Notice

The snbscriber having completed hs ar
rangemsnIs for making Sash. Blinds and Pan.
the public, that he iaprcpard 10 furnish at
sh'Tt notice, Sash oi all sizes primed and glazed.
blin!is to H!lit any size widows, painted or not
and Pannell Doors OF any size or mak., n por
tinn OF public patronage is respectfully .oliciind
Ills work is all done by hand and oul oi good
season material.
500 lights Of ;. 10 Sash ready for delivery,
to suit windows ofl2, Is, oS Is lights
JAMES BELL.
suuiessille, April Is. lsaA N II
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Boots and Shoes for Sale
w. S. wv G OD.
N1aaatlfacaarer sarnd lDt.ialrr ian
B0o.s, Shoes and Plantation
Br0gans,
% SJ 4.iclnardsDan Street,
Columbia, S. G.
E9AS now Oh hand II complete assortment
"A Of the above ARTICLES. which are offer.
ca at the lowest pricrs for CASH or it>
equivalent.
His stock Of Plantation Brogans is well
worthy the attention ofPIanlcrs, consisting
oi Mems nailed and pcgged Brogans and
fch-Downs.
ALSO
a general assortment of Ladies', Misses
and d5CAtldFeH's Shoes olaII classes,
-ALSO-
Gents fine Dress, Pump and Stitched
/. BOOTS BOOTS OF his own manufacture, to which
invites all examination.
ALSO
Flnt'n-s Of all descriptions Ii.
French and American Calf Skins. wheel,
WI be made 10 order at the shortest no.
tice.
w. s. WOOD, ls5 Richardson. st.,
Columbia, S. G..
Sc'' a4' 1904 81 If
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Veterinary Surgeon.

hohfRr w. ANDREWS nutofics tie
:,i"rhs "i tins, and I.r adiu;ing Districts,
that lie has removed his S,aEl,.. near ,b. liz.
PCT ni The w. d VI Il Road. w.i..e he il ready
III all ii"'es I" taxi. char.: of Diseased Horses
'"r moderate charge in All cas-s y, here there
Is no cure II" pay will Ee expected. lie also
I"'!.i.'''es n take Passengers TO Cni from the
Depot, uni r1prrts s.nri!y 10 receive n N-w
oilii'l'iS "r thai nurru.r. fnn,ls lie will han,
al Tue CID ra:c of 10 ccEts pr package, and
a",i'ils the lstrnlnge Of The public
Feb. -, 1853 ~ ,r
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Negroes Bought and Sold.

=, NEGROES Bought and Sold.
10 State Street, Charleston, wher,. he has =,
hnn,l number Of LIKELY YOUNG; NJ.
GRoES for sale from which h. can SUNNY ,l,.
wants of amy of the community. These Ne.
Sc"es are purchased in Maryland, Virginia.
N"rlh and South Carolina. 10 his lot he is
continually receiving arcessions. The Lirh..,
prices paid Al all times for nrgrn.s
}. NJ. T.. SHARPE,
l6 State Street.
Char Lston, Dec. 81, 1853 9 lv
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Improved Cotton Gins,

Thank fnl for pasl f;ivonrs the subscriber viii,
es 10 inform the public thai he sill ms,nufac.
inr's C"tton Gins At his rstabIi> >Incut i'm STATE.
niirI, on the most improved aud approved riuu.
"hicii lie thinks tint the ce!:,i. giiine,l on onr
OF those gins of the late improvement, is wor,h
~ least II quarter of cen more than III. cot
'"'l si''ne'i on the ordinary gin. He also man
ui:iriureS them on the nu>i siupl. ,.on.,ruc,in,
." The finest finish and Of the hest material. r
WI, Steel Saws and Steel Plated Ribs tu..
hardened which he will sell for So per Saw
lie MS" repairs old gins and pats them in com.
ir'e ornsT at the shortest notice. All orders for
Gins will he promptly and pl,nc,,ally a,,.r.l..i
". WILLIAM ELLISON
Staiebnrs. Sumter Dist, 5. {. Feb H. 26
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ICE! ICE! ICE!

JAaIlE COLUMBIA ICE HOUSE has been
Il entirely rebuilt, so as sto be cupabIe of
holding several thousand tons Of ICE, aud is
now opened Cor The season. Every facility will
bc afforded 10 persons living NJ II distance to
supply them regularly. II will he scni of1every
morning. if desirable, by rail roam. passenger or
freight lrnin; and the railroad agents have kind
IL offered to give every facility its transpor-
tniion. We will always have n mnn at the
different depots to receive returned hlamkcts,
boxes, &c.
COst Of ice two cents PER pound ,lrnynge,
boxes and packing 81 cents; charges on mlruad
" ill he from Is To 5O cents per 100 pounds.
BOATW RIGHT a. BARKUI.UO,
Prop.ieOrs
n. B. Blankets are n very convenient mode
Of transporting ice. Blankets will br furnished
at cost.
Nlny 10, 1854 90 #
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Notice,
n EVV STORE

1hWd Door South Of the Torn HuU
and ne"rly opposite T;ndul ec Hatsou
HsHE subscriber would respectfully in.
~ !orIn The cl;zeus of Sumt.rv,lr and
IN" public generally, Tia, he has opened ut
the above place general assortment Of
Dry Goods. Boots and Shoes. llas and
Caps. Hardware, Crockeryware. &c. &c.
Asp, A Choice lot Of Family Groceries Of
every description, with Fruit of various
kinds, such MS Oranges, Apples, Lemons.
&c. &c, which he will sell very low for
Culh.
j. BARRETT
Nov. 8, 1853. 8 Iy
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DHe. S'FHeasNG,S
COMPOUND SANATIVE PILLS.

THESE PILLS ARE EN- rIRELY vEGg.
TABLE. AND ARE A MOST SUPERIOR
MEDICINE in the cure Of all Bilious Com
plants, Dyspep,ia, Costireness, Liver Com.
Piaint, Sick ifrnddche, Loss cf Appetite, and all
THEY PURIFY TIE BLOOD. EQUAL.
lIE THE CIRCULATION, RESTORE
THE LIVER, KIDNEYS AND OTHER
SECRETORY ORGANS TO A HEALTHY
TONE AND ACTION; and NJ an Anti Bilious
Family Medicine they have 10 equal.
Price rs cents per box.
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Notice.
Look Up Street,

WEBB CLARK's HOTEL. is still i'm on.
crhi'on- thanks to the kindness of good
'rIen'ls)-rrady TO receive customers, and
entertain them. to their entire satisfaction.
Mr. {. is resolved that his IIole' shall MOI
he cxce'lcd by my house in tie country.
Everything the market can furnish shall
he spread upon his table, well cooked and
clcanly. The beds are all in good order,
and shall he kept So Give him trial
and MIR. Clark pledges satisfaction.
Jan. IL, 1854 IL IF
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~ Summer Arlneemcnt uOSS
~ Take Office Todd.

ii Ooyo d III "A N r. N " u - AAS1SVs
NV ROUTE OPEN TO ST. LOuIs=PAssENoERS
F0R TIE WEST SOUTH AND SOuTHMksr by faE
CLTvFLAND, BELLEFoNTAlNE AND INDIANAPOLIS
H. y. ,bor,sa and most comfortable route fOn New
YORK Bcs,on and I'll EnRIrnd Albany rfoy sua
20 Marion Beefonisine Dayton. sydney rilqs sa v'eee
vile Ohis; uncn Munee Inaisnsf9hs reru 1y -
ssprort Terre Hantc Vncenaes and EvSn'ine iho I0a
vile, Ky. end ST. Leuis. No., ,s,xc.vs W.
crrTEpb-7:So A. NJ Express Train connects u oa'A "'-
B. and l. Train -. ~ a.. n y. ana
Train for UrhaEa ard Springfield, and arrive a. pAyoa
.aerpoop. srrive AZ Indianapolis a. $50 same
ret nights sscp 10 the morn ns o. me cay A
f,r + sfsyet.e Peru LosanspoTt and Chicago -, -,
rass,r.srs fr TeTe nauie Ninoennes ASd =.
rpsansrois AZ rs A. NJ arrive a. Terrs Haata al 1919 ~
Vrceunes AZ b: NJ Evansville al same eenns n"e
81 Pe, Ccsehes esvss Vince a. $3.50 T. 10, Mems %
i.iapce of about 50 miles MI the unfinished nk o. tn
and Mississippi Railroad between Vino nnes ana y ku
arrive AZ Xeua In time connect with the r,pses is
$50 NJ and arrive a. St Louis AZ l. 50 sane
The Road IN fine order srd you pas through 0eeA~
country, mskng change desirable 70 trsvciers m.
Ferry July tkis Line viii Be lea WIT ITO"
rsking continuous Rarota Line from the Ansnnc 70 "a
MISSES pp Eighyvc miles shorter By this roate tnin VIZ
Toledo ard Chic-r 20 20 Sc Louis.
7l5P NJ Lightning EXPIRES Train from Cevc ant, ratnS
eonrectiors with all places named BY above Trains arrive a.
Indianapolis e. S:lS morning. cun2ec; tnIediteiy VITA
Fxrre Train for Nrcennes ard there with Stages Tor An,
leaving Xena ESQ by Express Train and arrive a. 81 LOUIS
Gtl.ccP. ".
Ell Passengers desire stop Xenia H. they esve there
AZ Ii A. NJ aud arrive at ST. Louis at r. NJ same aesno
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49, 49,. are yecreS to Surrender the at the once OF
a., az Lansing before the 18th day Of es1
rext ensuing adjustment sgreesby 70 TIE proyo o %
Tire rsfe Of adjustment will be m eccoIdAnce VII
cs Ell section Of numbered 49, approved Apr iof
800 ~ fhose above described will contain clause emitting me
boider 10 any all claims the state may nave aeans @
s,.d s,sic. Hspk and the Morris Canal and Banking Com
or ,beir LEGAL representatives growing out OF the negoe
Eou OF the Five Million Loan Bonds and snch new oohl wne
Isd viii he made payabe 10 Ncwi0rk b.th as 70 piincpa
nd and will be made redeemsbe at the time nHea fo
tbs maturity the original pArtpad 0onda Tue mere. ..
Juy and Jarusry Of year, until the maturity Of so
sonds the redemption Of the principal Ai's s !, hfna
rensiuing outstanding or unaijrsted, Will cease.
S. u. HOLMES, State TresSirer.
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l1apcr iUarebouses.

DIAPER WAREHOUSE. T. DERRICK
Il SON Co.. No. 50 Beekmanst offer Tor sac on inc "~
Writing Papers Eaeish French and American
News PAPER. az Ezes, weights and quslities
Book Paper all sizes weights and qualities ,
-ne Psper fancy cocrs white Of The best qasiify
HFugng Paper hife AID oolored. different widtl~
naiicrs' PsFer, thin ard Of the best quality.
Cloth PAPER SxaC and t0xfs
English HARDWARE Paper isrge assortment inst arrived
sheathing Paper Of the best quality.
Wrapptrs Paper Straw, Rag aud Manila
Tea Psper OF aEerent szes-
Tar Roohns Paper, suissbe toT p0ofs N rons.
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GREAT NORTHERN and WESTERN ROUTE
" TO CHICAGO AND SAULT ST. MARY,
THEOU G III CANADA,


VIA ONTARIO, SiMCOR AND HURON RAILROAD
Passengers leaving Newly the mornings Of Tuesday
Tiursday Saturday by Express Trains of ewYork and
Syracuse and Bin zhanton, by Hudson River and New
York Central Railroads Syracuse aud thence to OwesQ by
Railroad will reach TORONTO by steamers Champion May
Ontario simcor and Huron Railway Colagwood, Like
Huron when they win take passage the second day
Of the 1srlhcent lowprssrre steamers KEYSTONE
STATE, LADY ELGIN, NIAGARA, QUEEN CITY, or
LOUISIANA, which OIns the tngeekly connection with
Chicaeo Milwaukee and principal Lake Michigan Ports aruy
Chicago IN less than eighty hours after leaving New
York This presents unc4uaed facilities and attractions
on siesmboas luxarouy furnished, and the daylight passed
amid the beautiful Of the Great Lakes embracing the
Suss Of Mselnew, the saut s.. Marie, and the Cloche
Mountsins and Million Islands Of the Georgian Bay.
The Cf Frstcas Fare embrace aud berhs
hoard the Lake Ontario and Lake Huron aud
Michigan; ard travellers viii find the route far less atguDg
uCre expeditions, md cheaper than eDy other.
Passengers for Ssult 81 Mary and points on Lake Superior
viii leave NcwfoTk the mornings Of Monday, "Wednesday
Frday end proceed before mentioned Cong wood
when they will take sau St Mary reaching
rcnf ia than slxty from Nefork Passengers may
also proceed by way Of Buffalo, Rochester and Suspension
Bridge By Gaze Vincent 70 Toronto and III deg dated
herein.
Tor procuring through Tickets viii b. annousced few days.
D.tlIce Green Bay, MacknGw ana SAUL St. Mary several
hundred niles less than any other route aud four 10 i've coAEs
cheaper. a. g., a , BhJ 5SELLi r..
The attention Of Shippers % Freight j. invited - this route
uuing economy wh expedition For inoEHAon relative
Fs LTTTLEJOHN, No. 100 Broai-st
CLARK & ROBE, 10, us Brosd-st-
l.. HARVEY. No. III EF0ld.<fi
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CUpREME CoURT.-In the matter of the AP.

- picaton Of the Mayor Aldermen and Community q &c
CRY of New York relative the opening Of
STREET from the Hudson River 20 the East hvst -
such portion included in the Central Psk IN the
New YoIkPsosn statutes In such case msds ana Ts
the Mavor Aldermen and Csmuopahy Of the Cty u q
York hereby give notice that they intend 70 sppy We
prsue Court Of the state Of New.for az 5peein ~
aid Cour 10 be held the City u on ssso.J
10th DAY Of June d. 1855 at the opening q ths oox ~
thet day thereafter ss counsel can Do ~
tie above entitled matter; that the nature and event in ~
proyement hereby Intended, The opening q s1a- n IN
cluded in the Central Psk) IN the sdd City OF ~
laid out on the nap plan Of said City, under and ~ 49,
York entitled An relative 70 improvement too ~
LAYING out and roads IN the City Of SewI ok uss
10. 1885. kObLhI u DlLLo.s ~.-..x.x,,,L
Iny12 tluls Cornsei 20 nc oofYo'e 49,,
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Local Fares gwen ~ D. L bALDNi u 1u7 % y 1"1 .
R. Il. Office. Cleveland. . -
Bssssge checked fom Cleveland to Beecnsae and Indian
eros from thence Louisville, Madison, Terre Hauie La
fevctte end Evansville - 90
Procure Ticket. at the Lste Shore Railroad Ohioe IN Ceye
lard of D. BALDWIN General Ticket Agent, or d. HOh-
TON az the Neddel House, Cleveland.
Only 49, HouRs FROM CLEVELAND TO LOUISVILLE, NY
Merchants wis ship Goods mike contracts IN New
Work Bostu Albany or Troy with the General Freight Agents
Of the Railroad Companies Erie Canal Lines 10 waom
through Freight Tariffs have been sent Goods sddreed %
csre Hills Agent C. ard C. Rsilroad, Cleveland, will
be forwarded with dispatch. j. NOiilNuhael' o-p m
For information relative to the above oues Apply 70 ~
TRO0Ks Passenger Agent a. the c. C. and c. r. r. Depot
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ro,v m csc y or ray ACT RELATING TIE SURRENDER
or DosDs APPROVED FEB. II, lsoo -,
s.cToy All holders Of that clas OF state Bonds of WHICH
ds are directed issued by section eight OF f mum
beed rs the session laws for the year lv ene1 al acs
A. nove Tor the funding the Outstanding Internal Improve,
n, Warrants State and the interest due thereon ana
.Is Tor and funding the amount OF PRINCIPAL ana III
acalv upon the part paid Five Million Loan Bonds,
are hereby required within SIX months rom ana a.ef ly pa
&c his Act 20 pegent any bonds Of this State held by
ben M the Tesurers Office for the purpose OF having
The amount thereon accurately ssceraine and new Dohs
therefor according TO the provisions o. SAID Ae ana IN
nse hey fail present said bonds within me time neen
Tecrcd 70 interest shall be allowed said bonds to the
folcr ar holers thereof after that time that the same may
not be Incorporated into SAID new Dond 20 20 oe
issod part ofthe principal sum thereof and inc STA lea
snrer hereby authorized give all reasonable ana proper
notice Of the provisions Of this Act best to secure me OBJ
Cory on SEC. OF THE ACT RELATING TO rae BATES OF
ADJUSTMENT TIE PART-PArD boNDs. APPROVED
APRIL ]. 1873 - r AZ.
srcTIos That upon the surrender al Treasury Of TINS
Stae of sy sed paid Five Million Loan bonds sun
the holder OF the shall be entitled 70 receive
f the Governor Of this State certificates OF stocks OF BOMBS
n M rate of ouI hundred and three dollars and eghyeght
c.t on each thousand dollars Of said bonds for pncpal
sno p.r due thereon the first day Of January eighteen
hunortd forty and adding for saosequet interest," a,
ts afe per three hundred end Two
dollar each thousand dollars OF
bonds be computed 20 the bfst da OF January next
,aer The surrender thereof Prordcd The Coupons since
july eighteen hundred and forty shall remain Attached
so,.dd further That any Of the Coupons falling
due said bonds between the nfst DAY OF july
sIFe On Hundred and foyone and the maturity OF the bond
or bonds shall be delivered 10 the state Treasurer win
she bonds 70 which they belonged there shall DO deduced
from the authorized be Issued IN bonds under
the preceding section the of nine dollars and eighty cents
for Coupon from bond Of thousand dollars
dollars and twenyfur cents for each Coupon
removed from q bond VI three thousand dollars
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z. s. LTTTLEJOHN, No. 100 Broai-st
CLARK & ROBE, 10, us Brosd-st.
L. HARVEY, No. III Broad-st
J. GILBERT. No. II Co mites Slip.


EOR BOSTON via NEWPORT and FALL
Il RIyER.-TLe splendid and superior steamer NE
TROFOLiS. Capt WIZ. Brown leaves Newlork every TUES
DAY, THURSDAY and SATURDAY, At O'Clock, T. A.;
ard BAY STATE, Capt ThonI. O. Jewett leaves Sswick
every MONDAY WEDNESDAY and FRIDAY, AZ O'Clock
r. ~, from Per No y. R. the Battery Bots touching
&; NesTort each way.
Hereser viii be REGARDED a. scored to any ap-
cat rItll the slsll have been paid Tor.
Fesh Boston 1rwulsd thr0asb with great dispatch,
b 60 Express Freix ht Train
: va B@RDEN Aren't Nos 10 and u West-st
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pEGuLAR MAIL LINE via SToNINGToN

Ia for POSTON, PROVIDENCE, NEW-bEDrOhD ana
TAUNTON.-Inland route, carrying the Eastern Mail
The rev steamer PLYMOUTH ROCK Capt Joel stone and
G VANDERBILT CAPT w. H. Frezee IN connection with tue
stoninsor Providence and Boston aud Providence Raul
rcafs Leaving Ner.Yotk daily Sundays excepted TON Pc
No n r. (trst wharf above Baterypsee at o'clock M
and Stnir cton az o'clock M arrival Of the haI TRAM
which leaves Boston 1T D so PM ,
IhesS steamers arc unsurpassed for strength saey, Sped
comfort and elegance The officers experienced and alton
tive. -, wi.
day and Friday From Enthusiastically, Thursday aud
The PLYMOUTH ROCK, from New .York-Tnesday, Thurs
dav ard Saturday stonns tonMonay wednesday and
Pa engers on arrival stsnington proceed ucdstely per
Reirosd 10 Providence Boston, Taunton and New Bedford IN
the Expross Mail rn reaching said several hours III I'd
vance OF those BY other routes and IN spe time Tor al he
esry Moripg Lines connecting North ami Est Passengers
WHO ue IL rennin board the steamer enjoying ngats
rest breakfasing desired and leave stonton
the IA NJ train connecting az Providence with the IL A. NJ
tralu for Boston, Taunton and New-bcdford
TLroueh tickets Mondays, Wednesdays aud Fndays for
Nantucket Holiness Hole and Woods Hole via New Beefoid
connecting with the steamer Eagle Wing.
UagGse the Steamer and Train through
each $50, -,
For passage bertha stae-rooms freight spIhe9hon Gay
be made ~ pier No North River, at the oce NO. 10 oa
teIyplece.
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NETWORK SUPREME CoURT.-FRANCIs

~ \. DONINICE against JAMES MORGAN and GEORoE
w WORGAN.-Sunlns5ns sr money demand on contract
fCom. ito the defendants atoye named: iOu
hereby summoned and required the complaint Ia
action which vii be flied Ia the Office Of the Clerk Of the
City County Of Nefor az the City Hall In the said City,
ana serve copy Of your s-wer 70 te sad complaint
the subfcte.s te Office IT No. q Wastrec ia the said
City within twenty days after the serce Of tits
exclusive u the Of such service; and you fail
the said complaint within the time aforesaid, the plaintiff
viii judgement for the Of Ten Hundred and Forty
Dollars and Thy lime with Interest from the
y-eyhth day Of APRIL thousand eight hundred aud fifty Ave-
Jssices the Of this sctionD2ted May 9th, l5ji
PIERREPONT l. STANLEY, Plaintiffs Attorneys
" BThe complaint 6.sd IN the Office Of the Celk Of
the City ard County Il NewYok the lh day Of May 1850
uyl( iawtWM
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Nle0iral.

HARRISON's ALMOND sOAP-As white as
.no, as pure aabaster and richly prfnn.d with me
oior II bitter Almond. Il s whoessled by DAVIS BnhNE
JOHNSON No. 81 Lbertys and retaed ~ j. Ohu siDiE;
No Broadway. SO l. that hume OF almost etnoreh
lovelincss HARRISON'S EXTRACT for the handkerchis-
the Violet.
U1HE LONELINESS IMPAIRED to the
i SKIN By the free OF GOURAUDS exquisite ITALIAN
INDICATED SOAP amply supplies deficiency In grace
uers IRE horde Of eucglar bemshes-such for Instance 40
Tan Freckes Pimples siowness Sunburn flashes
Rpaworm Reduces and ROGshness, depart from before this
wonderful Soap tho rank night dews dispersed BY the
n oirK sun It's soothing and healing qualities make 1t pec1
liar valuable the tender skins Of nfns and for the purposes
of shaving and bathing (either in hard salt wstr II just
the article wanted GOURAUDS POUDRE SUBTl LIZ Is the
ony deraioy which will uproot ruons hair wit
out injury the most delicate SKIN: GOUhAUDS hAIh
RESTORATIVE will make wiry hair silky and glossy, force
hair to grow where has fallen of and prevent hair from turn
iug rrema.urely gray. GOURAUDS LIQUID ROUGE is
criticize staining pae cheeks and delicate
color GOURAUDS LILY WHITE is the only article ladies
should use whitening the complexion
Dr.. FELIX GOURAuD'S really valuable preparations are
only to be had genuine No. 81 Wakers first store form
Broadway CALENDAR No. SO South odst., Philadelphia;
and BATES, No. l29 Westinghouse. Boston, &C.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-06-04

IN PURSUANCE of an order of the Surrogate
Of the County Of New York notice hereby yyen 70 all per-
having claims sgAins DUNCAN PHYFE, late Of the City
Newi deceased present the with vouchers
thereof the subscriber az the Office Of LIVINGSTON n
MILLER No 1872 Broeowsy, IN the City of Nsy-fork,
before fifteenth day Of september ucxLDated NewYok,
the sth day q March, 1855.
WILLIAM PHYFE,)
JAS. ID. PHNFE, Executors.
rnlslav6mNs WILLIAM VAIL,