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Island. Rees may be right Keokuk is about
ten years old, and 10 smart child, as the fol-
loSuinx sfafistica will ahour.

Keokuk INDUCES in two daily newspapers--
the Gate City and the Morning Glory-which Rees.
says are "bealthy." 1t has also three acade-
mics, several public schools, q medical college,
q Jaw mill, main street one hundred feet
wide, with about one hundred fine stores, q
mayor and six aldermen, four justices Of the
peace, o Jail or calaboose which /" Is only an old
log cabin, and it is 90 little used that it will
hardly need any enlargement for some time"
seven churches, three first class hotels" q
steamboat line to St. Louis, a railroad connect
ing with the great lines east almost finished,
two da guerrean artists, five or six allopathic
doctors of medicine, two homeopathists, three
dentists and, as Rees says, too many lawyers
anyhow" We have no doubt that Keokuk
is nice place.
We have placed these little histories on record
as curious and interesting facts in the progress
Of the West, and in order that it may be known
that while politicians are quarrelling about
all sorts of petty trifes the people are busily
extending the area of freedom and building up
greatcities upon the prairies and in the immense
western forests, where great rivers have rolled
for ages, and heard no sound " save their own
uasuIDR6.' Inc pest evidence OF the peace ana
prosperity Of the Union is found in the enter
prise and success of such men as have built up
est probity, industry, patriotism, sagacity and
frmness. Events of the profoundest interest
are almost daily occurring there, and now,
when premonitory symptoms Of peace are con-
stantly appearing, and the prospect becomes
more and more probable that some great plan
ofpacifcation may be hit upon affecting Ame-
RIGA as well as Europe, Mr.. Buchanan in Lon
don, and Mr. Mason in Paris, are our only SEN
tinels If left to themselves they might get
along very well but the misfortune is that
they have to do the thinking and correct the
blunders of our whole laundering diplomatic
body on the Continent.
There are certainly ways enough by which
this administration could have shown its folly
without inficting such national disgrace
upon us. Almost every day brings home a
suffering, bungling Consul or an offended
Minister. This shows, at least that Mr.. Pierce's
representatives abroad know enough to get
back to the States.
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UTICA Dec. 20, 1855
Nicholas Devereux, prominent citizen and one of the
managers Of the State Luna.ic Asylum, died a. six
O'Clock this morning, aged sixty seven years.
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oepESsBURc, Dec. 20, 1856.
It's very cold here. The thermometer, this morning a.
sunrise, stood at 20 degrees below zero The river IL
frozen across q short distance above this pAce
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The Maine Law Approved by tho Queen OF
England.

ALBANY, Dec. q, 1880.
copy Of order In council dated At the Court Of
Windsor Castle November a. 1895 this morning re-
ceived At the Office Of the Prohi5ons in this CITY, In
II her Majesty gives her o,iai sanction the Prohibit
tory Liquor law of the province Of New Brunswick and
directs the Governor, Commander In Chief and all
other persons whom it may concern, to be governed
thereby accordingly. Tho Law takes effect the drst
of January next
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Melancholy Accident.

BosroS, Dec. 20, 1856
At Falmouth, Maine on Thursday evening, . Me-. Cof-
fin and two young ladies named Haskell while s'coasng'
were precipitated the bank Of river distance of
forty feet and Coffin and Of the ladies' drowned
and the other was so badly injured that feared she
mt enru
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T HI e L AT E ST N E VS.
BY ELECTRIC AND PRINTING TElEGRApHs

ARRIVAL OF TIE ISABEL AT CHARLESTON
CHARLESTON, Dec. 1S, 1855. =
The steamship label, from Havana the morning Of
The 2eth instant and from Key West the evening Of
the same day. arrived here to-day There Is Of
importance from Havana.
The ship AshbuIttn, from New Orleans for Liverpool
went ashore tho American shoals the 22d instant
but was got oil without damage.
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PrTsBURG, Dec. %, 1855.
Our City Council has provided for the payment Of the
interest on the city bonds issued to the steubsnve Rail
road, duo On the list proximo at the Office OF Messrs
Duncan, Sherman Co., in New York.
The river here feet IL inches and ia falling
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ose"so"ss VI SOut0crn Dteanhcrs.
SAVANNAH, Dec. 20, 1855
The steamship Augusta did not leave here for New
York until 10 O'Clock on Thursday morning.
The steamship Knoxville arrived to-day. after PAS
ssgc Of sixty hours from New York.
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BALTIMORE, Dec. 90, 1856.
We have no nail this morning from points south o
Charleston.
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PHILADELPHIA STOCK BOARD.
PHILADELPHIA, Dec. 90 1855.
stccts heavy. Pennsyivania fiyes s4s<: Reading
Railroad, IS Long Island, 131 Norris Canal, lag;
fcnnsy lvenia Railroad, 43k.
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owicr to the fact that r keeps In hot climates and
On cong voyages better than any other. 1t may be
lated that the Southern -four contains more gluten
than that made from wheat grown in higher latis
Tides, and hence in its conversion into dough re-
quires more water; and we understand that it Is
the custom with many families in Virginia to beat the
dough well with wooden roller, on oak table or
block before it is formed into biscuit and baked in
quick oven. The effect Of this operation causes
particles of the common atmosphere to become
involved with the glutinous dough, which in
baking undergoes expansion and expulsion, bear
ing the bread light and well raised, without the
presence OF yeast, or other foreign mixtures The
dough may be improved by using milk in place Of
water-good lard butter being also added, If de-
sired, which generally improves the bread.
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THgTELEGRAPB ~ ALABAs,.-Ths preJudiees IN
the upper part Of tits state % the magpeuc ieyraph
20 not en- 10 b. removed. The people attribute the
drouth 10 il. The North ALBANIAN says that the
following proclamation was founi posted near the line
Of Marion County. II ia printed verbatim:
TIE sL.rk o. ALAs'hA t. the u May 1855
Notce 10 the Managers Of the TeUa Ware y0u hereby
srwarued put up tho for Il shall not
STAY Cd gny long # you DO let Say -owp
the boe country Ju 20 befre Eyes and te IL
down and cut the post and throw way the and throw
away and skin the fst sa thing saiast
and throw h.s hide Cows pole and splt OOOOOO
Jump ~ John the Wolf keteler
The North ALq60mian relates the following story;
One OF the ruen engaged in building the line through
the infected region when it first put up, sisnt
wears ago tells an anecdote Of an old lady VINO now
rromineut among the believers in the ne" theofy.
Our informant says that when they were Pnuing "
e wire on os'e the dwelling Of The Oh nay rslerea
10 80 cane ont and s.s,ed Tat they should pa,
furthor from tie house for says che, suPposn ,nsr
" should be a wor and uey should be ssndIn cannons
" End bombs along the TELEGRAPH and they should bust
O. - here and tar everything all to piece should
- tx 70 know who's gTine 20 pay Tor IL lake u
% s@sv al thar for don't ike the perky thing no
"fouir' Mobile Tribune, May II.
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coxcRys. % MAsOSs.-Ths Grand Muster Of the
Grand Lodge Mssonic Of the District Of Columbia
Dr. Chsrs- :. Frsiley hss recently received lettes
from tie GTand Master OF the Grand Lodge in Pars
asking that delegate be appointed on the part u the
District Grdnd Lodge 10 attend a Congress Of haso
of he World 10 assemble in Pags the lat proximO
take into consideration the condition Of Masonry o.
The globe, ard 10 adopt for the benefit Of the Or
Whatever may be appropriate and lawful. The Cir a.
Lodge q the District finds itself unable az 30 sli'
notife 10 send over suitable representative but
directed tie Grand Maerto send To the Grand Masie
In Iers a commission in blank to b. accorded 10 500
worthy American Mason who may be attending q
World Exhibition in Paris, to act The ocession
planned above the representative Of the hasons d"
Tie District Of Columbia.
PzSssYLyAsIA.-At the late session Of the Ltgl =
lstgre Ten Hour law was enacted OI%fs-'..
under the sse Of twenty-one years cannot o. ksp.
work for a longer average time than Ten n""i' =
diem, on any k.nd Of contract whatever.
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nle0ieal.
THE GREATEST MEDICAL DISCOVERY

II
M Kennedy of ROItup has dco7ersd II one Of, Of our
pts,ueweeds remedy that cues EVERY KIND Of
s ss s SiT f over eleven bundled e aud never aed
two cases both ihunder humor he ma, no N ~.
Ioteon over Two hundred certificates Of t. value all WITHIN
Two boes srs WARMED to cure a nur.ings sore mouth
One 10 three bottles VII the worst kud q pnpes on the
Two or three bottles will clear the system Of bles.
Two hotties are warranted to cure the worst eanser IN the
mouth and stomach.
Ihee to bottles warranted the OF
6re or two bottles are warranted al humor ia tho
Two bottles warranted running Of the ears and
bloichss smorg he hair.
-Four Of az both. warranted corp; and unrsns
ulcers.
Two three bottles are war aned 10 cure the wot case OF
hnsworm
Three to four bottles are warranted to saltheum.
Five eight bottles win cure the worst q clofus
beret Away. experienced from The is bottle and per
feet cure warranted when the above quantity taken
all the wonderful medicines q the day a. tha' comnon weed
srovins the and along old on,was should cure
every the system; yet hxei fact II you have
tunor has 70 start There no IL ncr ans haas nor has
ateut IT, uiiirs s,e eaes but not your, stiel over
fe q IN every ease It has already done some Of ne great
year Old Old people ,iIy have poor, puny womy
ioolus Children ahose aes soi and r.bby restored u
% those who subject ek headache one bottle viii
slw H. IL sges great relief "a fn and n]<lae--
hen regulated BY IL Where the body sound quite
cay but where there l. szy derans Of ths functions Of
nature will very singular ens ut you must not BE-
alarmed; they always disappear from four Jays % week
There from the contrary, when that
fseins Il zone you will feel yourself ike person
the encomums II II shat ever
man is ned 70.
NanufactuI,d BY DONALD KENNEDY, No. 10 w'rrcnst,
Ro1lGry, Mas. Price 81. -
Whossals agents for WORK: C. v CLICKESERk Co,
No 81 Baclay.t.; CHARLES H. RING, No 1872 Broadway;
A. b. L D. SANDS, No. ~ WiliamsLi MARSH1 NORTH
RCP, No. 10 Greenwichft; SCHIEFFElIS, BROS Co,
l1o sam-st; BOYD PAUL, &, Albers It W Ellis Co,
lis Frsukin-st; NcKISSOE ROBBINS Co. NolB Mailen-
lane: HANILAND. HtRRAL 4 kISLEf, Wauen-sti
WARD CLOSE 4 Co, Meiden-laIr Mr.. HAYS, Broo1yui
for retail W All respectable Druggists throughout tho
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That they are required surrender the at the Office OF
the Lansing before the h dsy Of August
ne,t euuns adjustment asreesby 70 the provisions OF .i
Act; The Of such ustneni Will be IN ACCORDANCE "b
The 9Th s.ctou e the Act numbered 49, approved Ap 1913
herewith erns3ed) The bonds e issued M mo
er Of described viii contain clause enng the
holder any all the state have "eas tne
United AMI the Morris Canal and Banking COD-
uony or their LEGAL rep growing out of the n-g
op the Five Million Loan bods and such new BON "nen
Issued wi BE- rayahle IN N.vfok beth ~ % PRINCIPAL
and interest will be made redeemsble at the tune nhed oi
tle maturity the original psrtpaid bond. The interest 90
July and January Of each year until the maturity OF sd
bonds or the redemption q the prncpa Afer the erpTs
ell this class OF bonds
remaining outstanding unSlJgsted, val ease. ~ -
5. n. HOLMES, state Treasurer.
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THE LONELINESS IMPARTED to the

THE LONELINESS IMPARTED to the
j SKIN By The FREE use GOURAUDS exquisite ITALIAN
INDICATED SOAP amply supplies any dencency grace
fLef The horde OF c1ficusr bemslesuch t insane ~
Tan Freckles Pinps Ssowne-s sgnburn Pusnss hisnes
Rnswcrrn Reenes Roughnes depart from bore TINS
the uEh dews diperset OT M
mornrg rs soothing s1d healing qualities m axe II pcs
Harry Va the skins a nnfs and Tor ne p1Os
Of asinE and bathing (ehr hard Or salt watr Il Just
The article wanted GOURAUUS POuDRE SUBTLE u tho
ony deraory which will uproot lJerfuons hair with
out rnIy 70 the most delicate skn. GDLRAUDS HAlR
RFSTOBATINE will make why hair sky .ld Eo.sy force
ing Frsnaturey rray. OOURAUUS LIQUID ROUGE Is
besuifu article Or sAinx ale cheeks p- delicate
color Col RA DS LILY WHITE i the only article siies
should use fr whitening the complexion
Dr. FELIX GOuhAUDs rally valuable Prepafarons are
orv 20 BE genuine No. 81 Wasefst Jrn
Pro.dTsv. CALENDAR No 81 South H-.t, Phladslphia
and BATES No. l2s N,.hingtou-s,. Boston, &c
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uoUsAToNIC RAILROAD.-sUMMERA AR

gpoN Pstpcryosr-s:9OA A. M-Fresht Train with psssen
ger car s-riv.s AZ Nsh Deusetvl.e AZ az =. VI.
it:so A. M.Psssrge by he 4 VI Tain tom New 9rk
take fhs rain Pitthed A. 3bJ " eonn@ens
With snf North Adams Roais Albany pas nse
charge % Ven Deusenye and connect state Line WIN
" esisrn 20 Albany. .
sf5 M-Psfseng-r Train for Kent arrive-a' Trimming
tLrcrg I'll 10 Iftfei Saturday, arriving u l:lO = NJ
FEoN PARRtNCroSe.l2A h.Freixht Train Ti'h plssen
.cr ga ~ Fiff. D. n arriving ~ f:i7 4. VI
FRoM VAN DEUsFSvLLE2.2 z. M.-For state Line sfter
The Gys 4 c;.5 A. ~ train from Bridgeport, connec ng 81
STATE Lire with western Train Albany, and Hulson add
Berkshire Train 10 Eu lson
GOING SOUTH.
Fgos PITrFGELD9 A. M-PassenEer Train for Brdge port
This tain oounscts Van Dsu-rnsie vi tain om state
Line and Bidsport With 81 Express Tram u Newfors
arriving At 5 P. VI.
SIP M-For Bsrng on freight with passenger arriving
7:2OP.M.
4:aA M-Pssenser for Bridgeport Mondays only, arriving
$3.50 A VI.
FFos srsrE LNE.-s:io A. M-For Van Deusenyie. sf,sr
the Arry. Weftern Train fum bany Connecting II an
Deusfuv - vith Passenger Train q brfgeporf.
FRcN kENr-7;45 A. M-speeia from Kent for bridgeport,
snivius 81 9; 50 A. NJ -
ERoM VAS DEUsENvILLE.-S:2 A. h.-for Bridgeport,
FIR ish, Train " 18th p c arriving a. r. VI
waterbury VeuGo have be- attached % the Paen
ger car. sreat expense. The Kept entirely free
fom dust eiuder and smoke. Of through
The entire r.h 4 the an aud BE- aed % su tho
eouvtuience Of the pa engcrz CHARLES HUNT President
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Cory or sre or TIE ACT RsL.1lss TO 1as SURRENDER

Cory src.2 or TIE ACT RELATING TO rHE SURRENDER
BoSDs. APPROVED fEB u, 100
SECTION 2 All holders Of that class Of state Bonds for which
ne bus se be issued by section eight Of Act
10 provide funding the Outstanding Internal Improve
Of this and the interest due thereon ana
% for qudat and funding the amount OF pne pal and 10
actually upon the 1--WE Million Loan bOu.s
hereby required within ok months rom ana sief ,he Ps
.re If this act TO present any bon OF this State, held by
At the State Treasures Office for the purpose OF HAVING
the amount thereon accurately sceene aud new bJna
issued therefor according the provisions Of SAID Ac ana IN
p-e cd no interest shall be allowed sail bombs 70 the
holder holders thereof sfer that tune 20 that the sane
not Incorporated INTO sad new pa % 20 De
part the principal thereof ana the ia lfef
surer hereby authorized to give all easOnsbe ana proper
the provisions oi tins Ac so q bcst 70 ce the
jet hereby contemplated - 1900 -
Cory or SIC. o. THE ACT RELATING TO TIE BATES oF
ADJUSTMENT TIE PART-PAID BONDS APPROVED
APRIL !. l0fe. $50.
SrcTIoN O. That upon the surrender at the Treasury Of this
any Of the sad pat paid Five Million Loan Bonds sun
holder Of the shall be entitled 10 receive
from the Governor Of this State certificates OF stocks or bOns
the rate four hundred and three dollars AID egyegh
cent? on each one thousand dollars OF said bonds for principal
and interest the first day Of January eighteen
hundred and forty six and adding for subsequent Interest
the rate per per on three hundred and two
dollar and eeyentythrte each THOUSAND dollars Of
SAID bonds be computed the bret day OF January next
after he surrender thereof Prorded The Coupons since
July eighteen hundred and foy-one, shall remain attached
thereto: 80.
Frordcd further Tha, in any Of the Coupons falling
due on any Of said bonds between the h day Of July,
OF bonds sha delivered the State Treasurer with
bonds which they belonged there shall be deducted
from the authorized be issued BOMBS under
the preceding section the of nne dollars and eighty cents
dollars and cents for each coupon
removed from a bond Of three thousand dollars
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nater-Gure.

nR. TRAILS WATER-CURE and MEDICAL
~ SCHOOL, No IS Laighs Aeconaaoda ions Nr 100 per-
sens Coupetenf Female Physicians.
hrs. sHEW 4 TAYLOR's WATER-CURE,
~ Of 6hav. and 3sth NewfoIk aud Oyster Bay
Iran l. l. steamer Crofon daily from Fulton Market and
Long Island Railroad mornings and afternoons.
MIS-. NJ. A. TORBET, Water-Cure Physician
w No SIS Broadway, (Nofa's Buldi room No 81 con
NERSATIONAL LESSONS every after Don tor Leies, on
Fh,soogy the aw OF Hca o. Disease AMI Methods
OF Cure. Ob.feirc Practice attended 20.
CARATOGA SPRINGS WATER-CURE.-Thi
- siabshnent, situated the Conre' Spring open
through he Patients will find here facility Tor
thorough tina the VseCurs. For further information. al
drss- \. BEDORTHA, ". ID.
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D, each prepaid, one dollar aod upward

These steamships Chased st the Insurance Offices and
srece will De- insured In them al O. low rates Of pre-
MUM a. ia any other sie amshs that the
For Fr,ieht or Passage arply 20 D. TORRANCE,
No. 5 Bowng-tire-n New York
SUMNER NOSTANT DRAPER,
No D Rue ~ ID. des VICTORIES Pans.
CHRYsTIE SCHLlESSMANS Co,
No z Quai CasIrnir Delavisne, Havre.
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CUPRENE COURT, Ene County.-Horstio


- shumwty sud Moses Bristol .uviyors Of Abper Bryan
fc9esd Executors 4 he lest will and Of Jabes
Goodsn, deceased plaintiffs sins' Abby Heaoock 0ros
" Hescck Reuben y. hesoock Junior, and John
TrowttE ndiy uay end Trustees under and Executors
ard Fncux II the last will and estamen' Of Reuben 3.
Heccck ctceased Nancy H. Heaeock, wifi Of Groyenor
Hsscrck Ehzs e. Heacock wife Of Reubn b. Heseock, Jr,
Ably r. Irowtiiose, wife Of John s. rrewbdgs Samuel
HrTkns Mary H. Hopkins hs wife, Abby N. Hsscos,
John Dckfy ard Emene 0key hi. wife Henry L. Hopkins
Ably Hopkins his wife Waller l. Curtis Thomas Savage
Tamadge Brown Of John H. Gates deceased Aaron
d. Paichn, Wbies Bank Of Buffalo, William Burke. Erasus
Croker Joss ph Guild William Kesy decstsed, David In
sa George " Meuill, william b. hcEwen. Benlamn Pnn
se rresn u The Bsnk Of Genesee William IhurstoD, Ths
Cry - Buffalo Joel Rae and Ebaerer Hale, Henry Lamb
SsTih Lsnb wife John Van Dam and kikabeh Van Dam
t wife. John II. bliss William b.r John kress Christian
Cofto end Seth Grosyenor defndans To the defsnd.n's
above nfned. TALLMADGE H. BROWN and WILLIAM
TIT RsTOh ana each of them iOu hereby summoned 70
snswer he complaint his action and copy Of yoar
auswer on my Office. in 'he cry II Buffalo vi h1 twenty
DAYS The service hereof exclusive Of The day ~ ssch
Wee; snd # you The complain, sfresid tho
plaintiffs will sppy The Court Or he relief demanded ssf
eeuplan' which complaint filed ia the Office Of the Clerk
OF ifs County tn ISL day Of April IssDsted
Buffalo, April 1853 JOHN L. CJhIbNlbS
al9 iawiCwIh flsinfS Attorney Buffalo
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DENNsYLYANIA RAILRONp.-The GREAT


Il CENTRAL ROUTE, connecting the Atlantic Cities with
Western Northwestern and Southwestern states BY
nnous RAJ direct. The Ros s- connects a. Pittsburgh
with daily inc al pors he We-ern Rivers,
ard Cevesnd Ssndu-y with Steamers % al ports N
the Norhv Lakes; making he drc-, cheapest aud
reliable BY which FREIGHT can he forwarded 20 and
from the Greaf Wei. $500
RATES BETWEEN PHILADELPHIA and PITTSBURGH
tiSsr CL.ss-b9e shoe D'Jooa'' n Sc per 100 10.
SECOND CLAss.-Books aud Stationery, Dry
Goods. in baesJ Hardware, Leather &c per 100 10.
THIRD CLsss-Anyis. baggiug Bacon aud N. re- ioo ~
Pork. lin bulk III emp, Sc. ........-.:b 49,
FOURTH CLASs-Cohte, Fish, Bacon s1t N. cs, 10 ~
Pork tfscksdl Lard and Lard OIL. - -
In hiTTug Goods from point u faepha b. par
teulsi 10 mark tie Taokaee via Penusy yluia Railroad All
Coos consigned The Agents Of This R0al at Philadelphia
FifsiuIgh. will b. forwarded without detention
FRFICHr AGENTs-Moses Potter, Botou; J. !. Elliot,
Nsv.York; r. J. sneeder, Phiselphs. Magaw koons,
Bal rore G. Franc-cu- PiffsDurghi rpuugmNn Brown
Circir1a.i Ohio. J. : Moohesd, Louisville, Ky; 4 {.
Medium Madison l-d.; Rafc.in Co., - LOUIS Mo- J. >
Michel son, Evansville Indiana.
For fur hsr Iaificu ar or bills Of ladng, apply 20
J l.. ELLIOTT, Agent Penn. Rs "a Coz or
I. b. ALLEN. No. : Aston House, New-York.
H. H. HOU SION, General Freight Agent Philadelphia
II. J. LOMBAER1, Superintendent, Altoona Pa
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CUPREME COURT, ORANUE COUNTY
- URIAH IEylsOE assnst JAMES kEATiSg and
JAsPER CAGHLAN To tse Defend ,nts You are hereby
summon aud required the complaint this scton
wh Oh was this day fed the O:e Of the Clerk q the CoaDy
q ORANGE the Vi ese Of Ooben and 10 Of your
arsyer 70 the said the ubcrbers their Office
No q Bsekmanee The City Of New York within twenty
the Il this you sTcinsye OF ns
5av Of uoh and yol f. the said complaint
within the tine sforsssd tie plant his action viH sppiy
70 The Court for relief demanded In the conplsiptDsted
Dc mber Il 1854 STE'ENs hohlb,
svaIsu7rTb Plaintiff Attorneys.
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tI,Hr NEW.YORK and LIVERPOOL UNITED

i STAIF~ MID sIfANIEf1S--IIl7 17s
hpe the following
ATLANTIC. Capt. Wet PACIFIC, Capt. Syc.
BALTIC. Capt. Comsfock. ADRiAIIC
Thee ships having built BY contract expressly or the
Government service every has been taken II their eone
hon A. also IL their strength and speed AMI
accommodation &. are unequaed Tor elegance
and comfort. Price Of from New York 20 Liverpool II
frselas cabin SlS second do s7S exclusive Of
trasize sfaerooms 315 from Liverpool % New York 70 aud
20 ssness An experienced Surgeon attached 10 each ship Nc
herh uredu mill naiif
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NEw-YeRK DAILY TRIBUNE. THURSDAY, MAY "a, 1855

- r + At RE d U &C T ION in the
~ RATE q FREIGHT TO CHARLESTON, :. c.
We have rrcueed the Of FREIGHT BY the -esnship
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