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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-07-24

CUPRFME COURT-JOcEPH WE'LL and
- NAN WE'LL as.t. l. :. BERGEN, I'd suit ITO he De-
fendsui hereby summoned snd required TO sn-cr
the comp sction which will ~ filed 10 the Ohce Of
tie Cclt Of the CRY and County NeYo a. the Cry Hall
he City Of New York and 70 serve copy 81 your sne
IL compliant the subscriber ther Office No
WGsf In said City. within twenty days afte the service OF
this YOU exclusive OF The day Of services
and yuu fail 10 answer the aid complaint within the time
Aforesaid she plaintiffs this seton viii take jnt mt * ins.
YOU tins Of bundled and twenty eight dollars and
iveufvne cents with from the twenty third day OF
kp one thousand eight hundred and hy i've, besides the
costs Of lbs sctic- Dated 21th Jane, 1855
EMERSON & PRIt HARD Plaintiff Attorney
The comp srt this action wa MED 10 the once OF SAD
Celk OF be 2l,t DAY # June, 1853
EMERSON PRICHARD Attorneys for Psintif'.
-. .. L.-rE - In
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-07-24

HENN Ms LFAN IA hhILhUAL.-Ia - IISI. =.
Il DAILY THROUGH TRAINS BklWEEE Ph LA
DFLPHIA aid PITTSBUGH-Tbe MORNING MAIL
TRAIN leaves Phisdephia foI PittsbuIsh a A. a sae
cave. Pt.bureh PhLade Pia AZ A. " The FAST LINT
leave. PhsSc phs Pittsbursh - y NJ sud Ptts5ufs
jor Pbl.leuha at I 7. ~ The NIGHT EXPRESS TRAIN
leaves Philadelphia for Pittsburgh s; u p VI snf Pf'-hurss
sor Pr siephs Al 10 p. NJ.
And f-on -. Louis No.; Alton eaena and Chie-sc lili
Fraukfogd Lexington and Lcl.,.e hyi lefra has's W
.oD L. FsV.tte snd Indianapolis Ina Cincinnati Dayton
SPRINGFIELD Beefonis-e saniusky Toledo, Ceve and. &c
irnhu. Zene.vie, Messilon and wooster ONO 40 W
he steam Packet ane 70 Ns0r.en - LOUIS
Jousyl and Cincinnati
Fer further PARTICULARS nsndbas IN ne r0es 81 ns
CITY Passengers viii inc - the shortest exDed toG1
,as cou Portable route between the East and West
Trc IA cke be had - either " the sooyeerionee
pieces g. ne We q
r &. DEAN. Aseat, Sew-Jsrsey Railroad Co foo- OF
Courflaads,. Sew-fJk
J. L. ELLICOTT. Asenl, Pennsylvania RaifCsl Co
No. Aston House New l0fk
THOMAS MO9EE. Ascent. cor. 18th and Markets.
Nsr.Yorf AM ~ ia F-lalrlu--A
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-07-24

L WTFHIY a. : MAIL LINE.-The n7w fast soing aud
nssrifeenf steamer MAS VILE, NJ bsrEy commander
=; ~, Pier No ~ r. on sTURD y. July 3, 4ococs
NJ prc.-y FOR freight srply ou board ~hcse al bills Of
sSh, VII signed I'D e gasge lesyins spPc5o acc IN no
oston.l A. the ofic. Of SPOFFORD TILES I,N 20 70
1.T,,seay Trorgh Tcsets &c Florida a. toows; 10 JACK
souvile. SSi: 20 Piiatks, SIS
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y TTRSUANCE of an order OF ROdman Z.

IL PURSUANCE Of an order of Rodman b.
pswsoa Efq gate 4 tie County Of ng': 10 Ice
hereby gwen, according q law 20 al persons having ella 1ls
sEafst John n. DDrlui lac Il The tsy Of bggoAfni
decea.ed. list tLey reQu red 70 exAh th- same WIN
youehrs thereof te sulsebE ihe u'tritofs - he
efce N G-or.e >he. No CT Brosdvas the Ciy Of New
lois before Re secosd a.y u January neNt-Daeli
June e, ia fIfZABErH DJNFdft A lr.i.i..-s-o-.
GEORGE SHEA
" T. ROBINSON, Atr'y .1r Adm nrafsr jy3 ltThu Tn
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-07-24

HARLFM RAILROAD. - Inland Route
On and after MONDAY, July q, tsundaJ eIeepteo
fI ALBANY snd TROY, esvrs Depot corner On ny aa
Certre-.ts Nail Train At 1880 A N stopping At Mtins
Brdse and Mail stations North Passengers FOR Lebaeon
srfir taxing his train arrive Lebanon AZ NJ way
EIpress NJ, stopping at White Plains Newe SIZE C.o.o
Falls snd Stations Sortt connecting a. Chah an
with NesteTn Railroad Express Train arriving a. Albany -
FEoM CRY HALL sr.11os-Dovor Plains. At Pm stop'
ping al Stations The I. ~ Dover Plsas tram VA on
H. n aoudsy Gro Fsls It 10 AN, Stopping 81 81 ots
tons. Groom fs at 4P.M, stopping al Al station. above
Fadhsn. Whit Plains Ct $3.50 snd ol5 I'M stopping az
Yortyle Stations North. Williams Bridge; a. :, s0
An 25 $50 54j, end II PM stopping At all Way Sta
iion-. - .
uckes have their baggage checked for Ucs Buffalo .nd
other places West and Nor Of Albany the Company Of
fees snd BToome.t and >th.v snd 18th So
RETURNING TO NFw-N oRKhai Train leaving EST Nosuy
If The train leaving PIT 'fe a. $50 stopping a. al
Stations above Williams Bridge, arriving a. New ort :.
1:ft Pm. Exr-cs Train leaves Albany a. II An AID Caat
ham -Four Corners PM PasseD rom Lebanon SpdnSs
ltav IL Canasn l NJ. connect with this train . ppinf
on pa AZ IN s. afious above Williams BI1ge. arriving at
NewYork IS I'M Ga NJ from yer aims, soppng AZ
$50 An from Groom Fss 't9pp9g at 81 stations, arriving az
New York 2:2C An. 42n PM. from Croon Fas stopping
sl S1tior north Of Fordham. NJ aud 2:Sl and n:lO
7 IS. While Plains stopIdng a. I'll ctepOns rom VIZ
ms Brdr- $50 $3.50 ard lt:l0 An ll5 sos 65 I:l5
$3.50 PM stopping station Fa-enfsrs ny the w 10
An from Wilisng Bridge, snd the $50 " from White
Psirs will be srded IN N.vlok AZ the Is hist Station on
suYpAY ARR.NGEMEST + ans vi leave for Croton tsl'
and ell Wsy stations. $3.50 AN. aad Pm. Reiuniag
leave Crcton fs. & ~ stopping a ~ stan NJ, nd ~
NJ stop IN nj stsors north Of ordham FOR william
Returning leave Wilismf ridge 81 II An. aud 6:i5 Pm
stopping All statiCrs.
TIegt FOR Az any Terevf daily urt I'm az the Depot
WI j. CAMPBELL. Acting Superintendent
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-07-24

~ ADELPHIA from Per No North River-Two hnes
3siy. at A N. and P. n AorlLas Ines al A III ~
SteaabOst JOHN POTTER u SOUTH AaBOf. hence y
wayplsoes and Philadelphia Fsrs 81 y kIf1t~ las
u2P. M, BY JOHN POTTER to AlBOY, tlenee direct e
Camden, By cars through in Eve heurs tss 81 wy &c
son mod. 100 and Emss.nt Lns. 9; p ~ Fare 81 81 Ena-
rrnn Line 2 NJ 81 70
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NOR HAvRE via SIMULTANEOUSLY

L'OR HAVRE via SIMULTANEOUSLY
Il VANDERBILT EUROPEAN Line Of srEASsHlPs-
The frstess new steamship Aaitk zJo TINS te,eve a., =
Chsmbenr a. NOON rreri.siy, ~ sATuRotY. A1s II,
Tor HGvRE. ealing a; SOUTHAMPTON. to land mails 0.'
F,ls;-eisss P.sase to Southampton Havre...sile
The xSiTi ~ T. followed b. he NORTH sxR sept
TIE Of tke-e Vese!s VII not Be ~. s
l.s bills Of sdins sisned therefor and tse 'Sse '
spss s soc6. t.Ien a. No freight received 81
ter noon The day before sailing ,, 10, .,,. ~,
III roived 4 ne oaee up . ~ Of the day Of
sailing and be carried in 'trens lnd,rnhoeI 1es. onasI
s:itl, :tye;.@ y the S-,oaiet. there A
'''''' ,iIfD OlIss OF ,AiLss; IT,
sSR4H S sRE star a'aS:i
september 2 s9hIH STAR sePsems-- =
ARIEL .........November slN0hIH STAR Noyembet 5
Thee resnship. A.. ss,seo at Offices, md
specie and FOODS WIN Be injured in them .. q low rates d pre-
mum my other tesuh'es that cross the ocean
For Freight or Passage spPlyto D; TORRANCE,
suWNER, MoNT1ST 4 DRAPER,
cHRY n? ED se n u 49, ,iTi. Cor car'
No. n QUA CAsimb Deis'izns. H"vrs
DIE DNF RoTnh r nnG s fUEih A"'
rkON sEw-yosN LtvyRrooL.
sniei Cse aI rss..se: IS
IRON so.roS TO LIVERPOOL
Second CABIN Pessaee ,...................ss'. -
fhe Ghjys from Boston cal a. Halifax
ARABIA, Capt JudkRs. AMERICA, Capt LGns
PERSIA Cap. Ryro EUROPA, Capt shannon
Cant y a Lon CANADA, Capt StOne.
AFRICA Capt aa11i,ou- SiAGARA, Capt Leiteh-
These clear white Esht 81 nssthead; green On
nsrbosrd bow; red on port bow 80, -
AMERICA Lang Leaves Boston WsdnosoAy Sth Dj'
C1NADt Leaves Boston "Wednesday, Let Aug
asa ave- Boston vvsdne-5sy s+h AG9
AMERICA. Lang Leaves Boston. Ne6nesdsy zFa aug
CANADA Leaves Hostou- Wenest y lZh sept
AFRICA Hsron Leave, Boston, wednesday 10Th sept
Berbf no; secured until Ped for
An fIperenced Surgeon board
The owners Of shps will be accountable to- God
silver Bullion Specie Jewey, Precious stones or oIsl- an
bs Of sdnF signed therefor and the vsue 's~r"2f
therein expressed.
'or freight or passage iPPcII X 49, Bowhu..r,.n
There will be no sshps Of ,hF Bne rom NewYors ant
farther notice
Tor LIVEF POOL-PATRIOTIC LINE
L The end fast sailing Packei-'lip CALHOUN Cap.
D. H. Truman will have immediate dpsch for the above port
For FREE sht paase having superior accommodations s
DIV on board ct he Pier No. ) North River,
sPOFFORD, TILEsTON Co. No y Brosd~sy.
DATRLOTIC LINE--New Line Of NEW
L YORK and LIVERPOOL PACKETS. ihis inc ~O b
composed Of The following and splendid ships, viz
CALHOUk..... 2Oo0 tuTs burden. .tapL D. H. truman
CLAY 500 tuns burden. apt David Csulkns
WEBsTER.....2cOo uns burden. Capt j. j. lawrence
ORIENT 2 900 uns burden. Capt Geo = hh
vessels have been recently built, and are ne
~rsost and m substantial in he trade
They commanded by Of exprence ana aoity 1re
accommodation superior and every e1eroD vii DO
sSe no PROMOTE comfort passengers aud he convenience
fshppers. For freight passage, apply 70
SPOPFORD. TILfSTON 1 Co, No. 30 Broadway.
AGENTS ip Tiverpooi-T. 9RIHSHAW Co. No 10 Gofes
tsza
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-07-24

CHANGE OF TINE for GREENPORT and
" SAG hARBOR-LsDdiDs at H0RTEPORT. POR JET
PERSON ORIENT POINT On and sfer TUESDAY,
July ~ 1859. the and pleudd sesnSr ISLAND BELLE
Cayt. Poet Jr will NsvYork from Cshaine 41tet
alp TUESDAY. THURSDAY and SATURDAY At
mailing the above landing, arriving sse Hsreor a
t % ~ l g. 70 .n1 5h :, -
hampton ard Southampton for 81 IS Fare sag H.feor
CreenJoEt and Ors Point only Sol Por, JET son % een
and Eorthpoft g cent?; Comtc IS eers Re-rrg vi eave
Sag HAItoT OF MONDAY. WE'D SgSDAf and FRIDAY a .
AN; Greeupod Orient Po1t g:t5; Port Jefferson Y NJ
and NoTihror 5 p ".
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-07-24

4 NENIRAL RAILROAD OF NEW-JEhSEi l.
~ SPRING ARRANGEMENTS, commencing April z,
e55Lesve NewYoTE for Eaton by sesner. Red solet 90
Wyor1ns from Pier No. 2 North River, # A. VI, ,no
p. NJ For Somervlle (vsyJ o. $50 p "
The above trains lzseetto~u VIII rsin on the
New Jersey Railroad, Which le4.s SewYcrt from focf ~
Co-rris,d-@'. e. a. ". 70 d., and and s P. " 80,
For sehoosys MountsinLe.ve At ". fare through -
fOgN o. sTERSs, supenntsHseH.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-07-24

The ,pen'd donheons n. steamship DANIEL LBS IEk
I ga trrs burden Can't Turner viii pier No lfih
Ri,rr AZ 90 OK p. n precisely cor PuNfA AhtN " n
MoNbAY August connecting with the STEAMSHIP SlfhhA
StXFfA 90 turs burden the NctFsgrA trsnsi fou7,
s.vs but miles of and transportation ny hrscass car
the reduced rtes app y
sn'v 20 CHARLES MORGAN Agent, No ? so~nnss cen
L. haas made the Office stamped eteTs tAeo ~ %
coufe each.
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NON SBRFW SBURY. LONG BRANCH

1900. ALBANY, Iandiu. ,escn way LS,5eI.
A. Nyack Grassy Point, West Point NeS6uigh ponsnseeP
ne 'Rhiueteck CAisknl HUDSON, and Cox-sckis Meals
served on board The favoriie steamer ARMENIA CaPt
n Il. Cochran is making her reSnT trips 70 An22arnS
DAY, THURSDAY, and sATURDAf, At = o'clock, 4. "
y IA baggage Naster Will soc0muapy the steamer eaeh
yay 70 check boggags free. For percnss aqare S.~
va md Fre Rsiiros5 CfNce Chsnhers-st. rhsf
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-07-24

NEW 1Ohh ahd EllI "A'b'Cn ~, ~ -. s s
.fer MONDAY July 2 1855 ard unn further notice Pas
,enre w1 leave Pier, foot Of DrHne a. ionoF VIZ
pUhKlRK EMPRESS, al A. ~, iof DrasrE
BUFFALO EXPRESS, 81 s A NJ, for Buffalo.
MAIL 8:l5 A NJ for DunkIk and Buffalo anc interusS
.te Stations Passenger BY This Train wp remain over nz'
Al Owego and proseed the next mori.ing
ROCKiANB PASSENGER al P. NJ, from foot q han
ses via Pennont for Suferns and intermediate SsitouA
WAY PASSENGER, a. ~ for Nswbursb and ohs''us
md intermediate StafiOnS -
FMIGRANT at p NJ, for Dunkhk anj SahAo and H'ef'
mediate Stations.
STEAMBOAT EXPRESS, ever day, excepting Saturdays
t65O F. NJ for Dunkkk and BahAo and Dteredls'e StA
nous. .,o,c.oox a.
Express Trains connect al Enira van = fS sha
Tiarrs Fslls Railroad Nizgars Falls Buffalo Dun
mn VIII the Lake shore Railroad Cleveland, Cincinnati
ro'edo Detroit Chicago &c. and With frstcass - eud,
" - D. c. McCALLUM, Genera suPt
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BAsx p.rAarnENT. sT.IE or Nsw.YOAk.

BANK DEPARTMENT STATE oF Nsw-YOSZ,
ALB.kY. July %. 1875
FVNHF BANK OF SING SING has this day hles
In thi. ONCE notice o. the appointment Of T. III GRO
GERS BANK 10 the CRY Of NYork agent for the rednp-
ton Of n. Circulating notes with OF the s
on The Mefroroitan such agreeable
10 the az ameld h@ several acts fes 70
Incorporated Banks Banking Associations SHd lual'hua
Bankers" rased april u 1851 .,., ,-.--,-.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-07-24

IN PURSUANCE Of an order of the Surrogate OF
the County OF Newly ok notice 3 hereby gwen q 81 per
hlvirs claims against JAMES FOSTER, late o. The CITY
Of NewNor deceased. preseE the WITH vouchers
thereof I. tie Subscribers the Office q JOHN NcCAHILL
Tsg No lie City new " oefufe ne
SCtb isy q October next
Dated Eew-YoTk the u Day OF April, 1850
FNELfA FOSTER EKecutrx.
JOHN FOSTER and (rv..,..-.
as lsvvtnlTu MATHEW :. SMITH
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-07-24

~ YORK 20 ROCHESTER.-The ROCHESTER, and GEN
FSEE VALLEY RAILROAD is open, and in connection
With te Buffalo Corning and NewforE sns New ork and
Railroads forms erect route no" newton 70 Aoen'
HE dneetes1 together with the saperor com
frt Afforded the wide renders Oy FAR nc no aesf
,ne between the shoveuamcd cities
Tctets be procured a; the New frs and Ee Rarosf
,f Oeoe foot of DuAleL 49, No. is Broadway, $50 IL
Iersey City.
RssFsse checked through.
.ste with d.psioh Any Information desired 10 regard thereto
.p be obtained calling the General Freight Agent -
DE- Gew.Y,rl ans Ere Railroad Erie Buildings C. s
rLPPAN Fxptess Freight Agent No. 1888 Broadway.
No trains Ruso Coming and Newborn RAfo I'D on
sundsy }. A. hEDFifhO- H"b"r'h'on"'-'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-07-24

u irs 1t YONKERS WEST PolNl NEMBURGH
POUGHKEFrSlE. CATSKlLL and HUDsON.-Ihe steamer
NETROPULITAN Capt. J. Polheuns, will oonuIence hei
seeu ~, trirs fruIn NEwYORK TO ALBANY, WEDNESDAY
Jape % 1885; leaving Jsvf Pier second pier above Chams-
q, .yerv MONDAY, WEDNESDAY, FRIDAY, At O'Clock
NJ R.turing will leave Albany every TUESDAY,
THURSDAY and SAIUtDA1 fof tIther ptheuiAis hluif"
NJ m Wa-re uearJ
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Goal.
Ocean ntedmere. CT.

NOR CALIFORN lA.-PASSAGE SoO.-
GREAT REDUCTION Of FAhES-New.fork aud Ca.
tofua Line. via Nicaragua Accessory lfa9i Co"
pAny ofNosrsfuG propnetoroush IN advance OF ne ma
miles shorter other route avoiding th desdy
Panama ules Of DANGEROUS b5ang In fans.
Bsy Rates through San FSncisco Including sthu'
szo~srug: a,-S
Cabin. t.'s''@
Second CABIN -
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NM n,CI nCK STEAMROAT Line fol

HTDsON and IN rFRMFDIATE PLACES-rhe splet-
Ala steamers COLUMBIA and 5 )UTH AMERICA viii leHye
Eot Of Hsrsou-.f LIVERY AFTERNOON t>Hodays eSeefnd
a, O'clock connecting Nth stages from Kingston Cau sno
Hudson aud Bosom Railroad and Chatham -Four Corners ID
ss-Ss lronnecus with stages for l. banon SprugsJ e
S,cetbiSes Lee rsfed North and South Adams sne AZ
he western prs Of Massschisets The frttan leaves hnd
g. t.~..kf 80 HANILASD, CLARK 4 Cs.
" l. r HELLEN X Co
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-07-24

NASSAU BANK-QUARTERLY REPORT
N e,.,en,r, .hovps the condition Of the NASSAU
H,NK Of SswYork BANKING Association, the morning
81 saturday. the "a day Of June 1880 I;
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-07-24

IN PURSUANCE OF an order of the Surrogate of
tie -uusy Of New TSee ;, 5s n, s'e1 e.
~ Sew-YOk, dsoead TO present. the same mh y9e1e,'
thereof no .is .ut-crcr The Office u T. JAMES GLOVER,
No lj Ssssu-st City 4 NegIoTs, before ne
I7 fav III september nex-Darel the th day u
Feiru-ry lssS FRANCES ATTRIDGR, AdusnistrstriL
fn6la
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6ieamboaIs dnn Rdllrpahs.

July, ls55-The steamer OCEAN WAVE,
~ can't B. Parker, for SIRE NSBtRv, III iuLANDs,
OCEAN HOUSE LONG BRANCH PORT WASHING
TON MOUNTS DOCK BROWNS DOCK (uiddotown),
snd RED BARK wall fows FROM foot Of Jaysi Pier
\ r. fret COCK above the Ede Railroad Depot
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-07-24

the County Newly notice i hereby gwen o. all per
,or. bvrs eaiEs against ABRAHAM KOCH late Of the CITY
Of York deceased present the n vouchers nere-
- 20 thu ,ub.crber No an Mad tho
civ SeYork before the l7th day Of August next
Dated New-YoTk, the lrh day Of February, lsb5
us lawsmlIus SAMUEL KOCH. Admins rator.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-07-24
CuFIP FARE for ALBANY and TROY-Pas-

,ase Is cents; Berths IS cents Sfateroons 50 cons
The Iendd steamer III sO, Capt HausoE. viii leave ao
siSe Rohinsor.t Pier every TUESDAY, THURSDAY and
SUNDAY Al e L. NJ, arriving by 4 A. VI.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-07-24

IN PURSUANCE of an order of the Surrogate OF
County OF New no.ice {. hereby gwen 70 a. per
,o having cas against JOHN bJRNs late Of the City u
deceased present the with vouchers thereof
70 the subscriber tire ofhce Of James White No LIP
r, In h. Civ Of NeyrioTk before the eighteenth
d II August ner-Dstei New YORK the twelfth day OF Feb
rusry lSs5 II IS lsstrnTul JAMES BURNS, Aininatof
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fegal Noiires.

IN PURSUANCE of an order of the Surrogate
ofihe County Il Newi ork, notice hereby gwen % al
rerson having claims sgsinst CORNELIUS 5 KANE. laie
ofhe City Of aed 70 present the sins I'm
vorcherf fhereofo the Subscribers e. the cce OF X C. I'm
BREE No. 81 Valet IN the CITY Of SewioTk, or before
lie th day Of January next-Dled SewYogk the ~ day
Of July, les SALLY L. hANEf
n24lswtwTu+ AdIninisir Atfx
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1855-02-09
!IsC Is
HEBREW a:k:Si3;

THE GREAT REMEDY FOR RHEUMATISM Govt,
Pam IN the Side, Hip, Back Limbs and JOINTS Scrofula
kmgs Evil, White Swelling Hard Iumors Stiff Joints and
all fixed pains whatever.
Where this Plaster is applied pain cannot exist.
Ii has been beneficial OF weakness such Pam
ard Weakness IN the Stomach, Weak Limbs, Iamncnrts
Affection OF the Lungs their primary stages. 1t destroy
inflammation by peIspiration. ..' -
James L. Boyd, Pckens district, South Carolina testhts
that, by alone he cured OF Rheumatism both
of his knees, OF several years standing
The following handed by respectable Physician
Georgia: -a.
Messrs. Scovi Mead :-Gents: have been using yor
Llverwort and Tar Hebrew Plaster extensively in nv
practice for thee past and it is with pleasure that
state my belief in their superiority all other articles
which am acquainted Tor the purposes for which they arc
recommended. The Hebrew Plaster, especially is an Un.
vetsal Panacea for local pains have also found mCR
excellent local application for Sprans and Bruises gives
universal satisfaction wherever used.
s. s. OSLIN, MD
The following commentator is from an aren't reading at
Trenon, Tennessee:
Trenton, Gibson county, Tenn. Nov. 7, ls49.
Messrs. Scovil & Mead-Gentiemtn: The Hebrew Plaster
is becoming popular in this section There his
county who she would not be without this Plaster tor
five hundred dollars year. She afflicted for time
with enlargement Of the spleen, which her
deal OF PAIN. The swelling and pam had ndCd nearly
10 the armpit, ard occasionally she could scarcely breac
She confined for n consider able iine dImg which Sic
attended by hesr ply sic ars bit hoy
her relief. She procured box OF The Ht b'tw asie,
and relieved her almost imG datey hose facts you
at liberty yu Think Prore:-they Substantially
true. Respectfully, yours, &c,
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1855-02-09
CIRCULAR FOR
Fall Trade OF 1864.
CHARLESTON $. C. f4.t

WE BEG to inform our friends and buyers OF DIX I
w GOODS generally, that we have made
EXTENSIVE PREPARATIONS
for our FALL SALES. We shall be prepared
TO show one OF the LARGEST AND BEST Sc.
LECTED STOCKS we have yet offered. selected
ROPEAN MARKETS.
Our Establishment and Business is now so well
known ms being one of the MOST EXTENSIVE
in the country, that it is hardly necessary 10 re-
peat what we have often said before, viz that
we are prepared to offer one Of The
Largest and Most Extensive Stocks
OF FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC
DRY GOODS
TO BE FOUND IN THIS COUNTRY, EN-.
BRAClNG ALL THAT is NEW, RICH
AND DESIRABLE. IN DRESS
GOODS of EVERY VARIETY.
CLOTHS, CASslMERES. LINEN GOODS,
HOSIERY. DOMESTIC GOODS OF ALL
STYLES, CARPETS. RUGS DRUG.
GETS. FLOOR CLOTHS. CUR.
TAIN MATERIALS, AND
HOUSE KEEPING GOODS. &c, &c.
We also offer
500 Cases Negro Plains and Kerseys, OF the
best makes and styles.
$50 Bales Twilled and Dufil Blankets.
We pay great attention to these Goods and are
prepared to supply the trade on the best terms.
It's our determination, as it is true interest,
to make our prices so FULLY UNIFORM AND
so Low to secure popularity, as we'll as to
make our House both in its organization and ex-
tent worthy the trade Of THE SOUTH AND
SOUTH. WEST
BANCROFT, BELTS, & MARSHALL,
Nos. 200 AND oil, KING STREET.
july. 1854. 5O6m
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1855-02-09

A New Map Of North 'arolina.

Il HE undersigned are preparing, and will publish as
L soon as the necessary Surveys, Ne, be OBJ
tanned. New, Large and omplete MAP of NORTH
CAROLINA five feet Il rec, we'll engraved and finished
in the best style.
1t is admitted all sides, that such a work is
great in State ard it i'll consequence
of The frequent enquiries this sAbject that the unde
signed have embarked in the ente prise.
The only attempted work Of this kind is that of
McRea, published in 1888 ard since then The Counties
Towns, Dads and Post oices have increased in
Der, and all works of Internal Improv with
small except ions, been set on foot.
1t is intended that the New Map, proposed to
be published, shall contain, accurately laid down. all
the Natural Features of the State, the nes Harbors
Sounds, Lakes. Rivers, Greeks and Mountains, &c.
Also, the public Improvements and artificial divisions
The Railroads, Pankroads, Counties County towns,
Post Offices, Cities Villages Post-roads and Canals
Colleges, Academies, &c. &c.
The Map will be ready by the summer of 1855.
WILLIAM D. COOK,
SAMUEL PEARCE.
In best Style, Gilt Rollers and First Impress
sion;. $1,000
In Plain Style, Black Rollers, 600
Informatio from any source, and which NAV be of
service in making the above work, will be thankfully
VIM D. COOKE.
Raleigh, September l 5. S-6n
O. All Persons wishing to obtain the abov
Map be fur nished published,b yaddress
ing, S. l.. DIXON, Agent,
Charlotte, N. c.