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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-12-06
hA''' 'ir'''' PREP s n ET5iES'F ., the ''1
] A M E s G. A Y z r.
DIR. W. T. OWENS PILLS.
FOR THE CURE OF
FEVER AND AGUE AND CHILLS
AND FEVERS

TITS often frequshy the practice 81 nsivasais
as.:
are merely the brain Of the
Of the edieins. sgues with 6csi.iops names sxcss
public niracuisus diseases wh
the diseases in the caption Of this
there has never been offered to suffering humanity 50 SAFE
wosd refer to II this sonuny Who Ty:s
yoan 1.. o Ss hss Ps
made SY maohnery the purpose ofmakns |ODey They
snsss % an cosby Ely p
prizes IS ere s5 Is aae pans s h1's
days THEREBY pasent TO lis dsiiy
pati5s YIN these ms the chsapestaad sufes medicine
s.tti.sstss ard want nsE: :y;
application to the subscribers:
that my son was tsfen very ssl with chill
fse ted speedy ssS rsrHanent John a NEAR.
h ssss Dor haS eai2s S
well and believe to be the best Pill nov offered to the
owEsssqso. Ky; May i, i.ss. .
severely afflicted with Chs and Fever ind
d; ss'ast si s;
o:s1 osn hat ' vas Aoa once g @ 1 n
sshssns q Al diseases: S chi: Fever
. IL Dr. VIII
with Chils again. cHAs b GRfSf'
Bon HARBoR, KY, April ii, 1855.
certify that had Chils and Fever family
past months and tried all the Chill Pills ana
Chill medicine that be had in the country In ordi
stopped the ehils the of
family with On Oldest theye zent
would make cure until came across
DR.. Owens Chill Pills, and safely to everybody
that they a the best Pills have used.
WIN o. JACKSON.
OwKNsBoRo, KY, Feb n. 1855.
DR. W. T. OwER-Dear Sir: have been afniced via
ehls ana fYets for six months and alter
have cured sothd and well, and believe them to IT,
beat medicine in BALTHASER ACH.
have known the gentleman years esra.
= '--' - D''" j.. PLUNKETT. River Trader
Ea srs- .tf - 4.s., f- Pittsbufk, Pa
LEwIsPoRT, Ky, Jan. Z. 1855.
This eeraes have had the chills and fever for months
box Of Dr. Chill Pills. and they have entirely esreA
mus Z. AAtAon.
owEEsB6R6. April IL. 1858.
certify that bad shis and feyers and applied to
stefan who prescribed for and gave me medicine
which break She chjlls nor give any relief vs.
then aiTsed try Dr. Owens Chill Pills; did So sndth
shils End perfectly we'll. They alss
most distressing pain in the side which was
would result something serious Persons sstea
with chills do we'll to then; they are eefss
cure. oEO. LUZ a MN.
where the directions are followed,
ST. For sale, Wholesale and retail BY
J.W. COMPTON. Druggist.
Alsskv WOOLSEY 4 SAWYER,
Wholesale aud Retail agents.
ssp1 inv Evansville, Ia4s
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Villainous Act.

On Sunday evening, while the minister was
addressing the congregatian of the Methodist
Episcopal Church, at Orange, New Jersey, the
galleries were observed to settle down sudden.
" and the pillars to give way. A rush was
instantly made for the doors, but fortunately
no one was injured. It was afterwsrd ascer-
tanned that some scoundrels had removed the
props which supported the floor of the church,
no doubt for the purpose of precipitating the
congregation into the CELLAR Dayton Jour.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-12-06

DEATH AT A DANCING PARTY.-On Monday
evening, at q social dancing party of Germans
in Brooklin, q young woman named Paulina
Miller, who had danced at intervals during
the evening, suddenly dropped down dead up
on the floor, while engaged in set about II
O'Clock. She was conveyed to sofa and med
ical aid called in cut life was extinct She had
been accompanied to the place by her hus-
band, Max Mailer, from their residence, No.
$40 Fulton avenue, early in the evening.
FBosto,s Chronicle
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RATHER TOO HoNEsr.-At late meeting Of

RATHER TOO HoNEsT.-At a late meeting Of
county temperance association, members
were asked to relate their experience of the
effects of the new law. One aged and some
what uls6pkistfcated gentleman, on being i'm
portuned to give his opinion on the subject Of
the local sale and use of liquor, said: "Well, /
guess about all can say is, that used to buy
rum for tew shillings galen, and now they
tax me six, and it amt more'n half as good as
itwas wont to be, either" He was permitted
to sit down. Ne,o Haven Patriot.
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BOOTS AND SHOES.

GREAT INCREASE IN THE MAMMOTH STocE. AND
10! Still They Come!!
NuR stack Of Shoes is complete. erSra-
cling every variety of mems and boya'. youths and
light work; and misses
fnr Boots Buskins Ties and Slippers made
order aud we'll Our stock is double the
se OF anv other city. We have direct
with the largest in New England Our
en- ire time attention given tn the purchase and sale Of
coon BOOTS AND SHOES;
eiyinr this branch % entire
decided advantage over those whose tina
Is occupied making up OF Ggn Barrels Sauce
sfble to- mi we about witho utI abies. =
INV vour sot snd Shoes Of Boot and Shoe Dealers your
Nosous Of Notion and Dry Goods frsm Dry Good
HENnRfCKS b NcHEA,
asyI2 Frst street., Foster Bloch.
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soy TO TIE AFFLICTED.

INSTANT CURE OF PAIN. AGAIN oN HANB.
TENHE greatest family Medicine for Burns Coughs
Colds. Sore Throsts and Qunsey Will cure Darrhes,
Cholera Norbus. Cramps and Spasms viii cure Fever AM
Ague and known to fail Daily and honry calls for
fol the
An agent had my life with til
any medicine One and all the nsdy satisfy
yourselves sales in Indiana.
bottles than other Mdeius
public For sale hy all
gsts ths United States British America California &nd
WHOLESALE AGENTS.
LEIGH vERLING Granville lad, sueessssr to Kei-
Ter 4 Farnsley.
CHAs. II CLARK. vinssnnes. Ind.
JOHN D. PAER 0iEein ati 0ho-ean be Obtained 81 ts
At 70 au ufacturersi priees, BOYD STONE CO..
oetl-smw Maumse City. Ohis.
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BY TELEGRAPH.
REPORTED EXPRESSLY FOR THE JOURNAL
lARRTVAL or TEE AFRICA!

New YORK, Dec. 5.
The Africa has arrived at Halifax. Peace
runners are plenty. Nothing from the Crimea.
1t is rumored that Snowder has been per-
suaded to join the allies commencing in
the spring.
1t is also reported that the Gar had desired
Prussia to give information of his willingness
to treat for peace.
The king of Sardinia in at Paris.
NEW YORK, Dec. S.
The Africa has arrived at Halifax with Liv-
erpool dates to the oath uIt.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-12-06
EVANSVILLE COMMERCIAL COLLEGE.

EVANSVILLE COMMERCIAL College.
TIME THIRD Session of the above Institution
Il Gated First between Main and Sycamore. in
the sSy Evansville. will commence MsnaAy Sept,
lass.
The public sursd that the facilities eEered By this
School thsFosh practical Wedge Of the
Gle Double Entry Book Keeping in all its various
equal Sehsel in the West
time and progress with their
cities Time required eomplete fall course,
weeks catalogue giving full
s.psiTdFsnw JEREMIkB Benin. rrsns+pri.
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Treasury Statement.


The Washington correspondent of the New
York Tribune under date of December 1st
says:
/, The Treasury statement up to November
,26 is officially published, exhibiting the net
amount in the Treasury as $23, O74,OOO; of
this sum Boston has S3,368, 900; New York,
$685. 600; St. Louis, 81 49, 600; Dubuque,
$81l,00O; Assay Office, New York, SO, 744,-
COO; San Francisco Mint, $968,0o0; Philadel-
phia Mint, S2O53. 900; New Orleans Mint,
3,210OOO. Transfers ordered to the follow
ing places: Treasury Of the United States,
Washington, 100000; Assistant Treasury Of
the United States, New York, 10000; As
sistant Treasurer of the United States, New
. Orleans, $4,000; Assistant Treasurer of the
United States, st. Louis, 100000; Assistant
Treasurer of the United States San Francisco
772,5o0; Depositary at Norfolk, as, 900; De-
positary at Mobile, 10000; Assay Office, New
York, 50O,0OOj Branch Mint of the United
States, San Francisco; 231, 216 "a; Mint of the
United States, Philadelphia, ,300,0o0; And
transfers ordered from the following places:
Assistant Treasurer at Boston, 999; 500: As
sistant Treasurer at New York, S32 1000; AS
sistant Treasurer at New Orleans, 100000 AS
sistant Treasurer at St. Louis, 520,71G,34;
Depository at Mobile, $4,000; Depository at
Dubuque, 10000; Depository at Detroit, g.
495 So; Mint at Philadelphia, 10000; Branch
Mint of United States at New Orleans, 1850,
600. aaa abs
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s There is party North and South that pre-
sents an unbroken front and an unbreakablc
front. They are uncompromisihgly. opposed
to the Abolitionists of the NORTH Densecrai.
We suppose the editor means the Democra-
tic party 1t is what he called "a party North
and South that presents an unbroken and I'M
breakable 'front.' against the Abolitionists, OF
course he reckons in this party North and
South the Democracy of Ohio, who resolved
at the most recent of their State conventions
that slavery is an unmitigated evil wherever
it exists and that they will use all the power
which they consider given them by the Con
stitution for its utter extirpation from the face
of the whole country. Does not an editor
who talks of the Democratic party North and
South as presenting an unbroken front agains
the Abolitionists half deserve to have his OWL
head breken?--[ Lou. Jour.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-12-06

DIR. EyERsON's HEALTH RESTORATIVE,
Anti-Dyspeptic and Anti-Bilious Pills,
A SUPERIOR FAMILY PHYSIC. entirely vegetables;
mild and pleasant in the action they improve the
pete the digestive and obYate Cos
Venes Piles. Headache and Al Bilious Disorders CelIes
etc. Wholesale and retail by j. ID. PARK,
Cor. Fourth and Waluut streets Cincinnati.
W w. ROBERTS, Indianapolis. ,
Proprietor WINK. RTRRSON. II. D.. Nes7 Sc. Sixt /
t<est. PhilAdelphia. v7-d1w3n l
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-12-06

nTFrom Pittsburg to the mouth of the
Ohio, it is 977 miles, with an aggregate fall Of
AIS feet asae s4
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PORT OF EVANSVILLE.
ARRIVALS AND DEPARTURES YESTERDAY.

Baltimore. frn St Louis to Louisvilis.
High-Flysr. fn Louisvills to ST. Louis.
Rainbow. I'm Louisville 80 HsndersoR.
Niagara, fm New Orleans TO Louhviife.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-12-06
Gbe DAILY gonrnaI.
IOCAL DEPARTMENT.

0rBy dispatches it viii be seen the Africa
has arrived with Liverpool detes of the oath
ult New York, Baltimore, Cincinnati mar
kets, &c, will be found among dispatches, of
Yesterdays date. Also, balloting in Congress
for speakership of the House, &C, &c. Keep
your eyes on the telegraph column or you
will fall straight way behind the ago and no
mistake.
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FOR WABASH RIVER.

THE fine new steamer KATE SACHET,
H1S LACapt. DUsoNcHET. will leave Evansville. for
LE5.A a wabash River, " sdnesday. Oet. 18th. At
@ss o'clock P. N. For freight or passags apply
board. loesls-u
EwsOy@ &C-Just received great varsity ef fsys.ana
Ill Fancy Goedsby 1sTfs =. AIELScH.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-12-06

SALT &C.-soo brls Pomroy Salt;
- 40 bales Gunnies. extra quality;
Flour in barrels and sacks; fer sale by
JOHN BURTIS,
now44 water ssxset. above HsiA,
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-12-06

OF By Council proceedings, it will be per-
ceived that Mr.. III. Cook has resigned the Office
Of Chief Engineer of the Fire Department, and
Jas. G. Jones, Esq, has been elected to fill
the vacancy. ~ss n5es
Acommittee has been appointed to consult
with the City Attorney in regard to declaring
the City Marahars office vacant.
The Wharf-masters Report shows the
revenue of the wharf for the month Of Novem-
Der, to have been $503, 40. a'e*
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CRESCENT AUCTION ROOMS.

c. n LHefAkDs L. kWkkX
CRESCENT AUCTION ROOMS,
OPPOSITE THE NEW COURT RousE. ssF
GENERAL AUCrIoNEERS& REAL EsTATEBRoKEKs.
tender their Services to the citizens OF
Evansve and county for the sale OF Real
Goods Hardware Groceries, ste etc. particular
paid all door sales description reason
ss0n Business having sOoda Of ow. to place
with both the buyer and seller Will
fair and Legitimate market We will devote cur whole
business and friends
assured that will spare ne Efforts
10 all who their Ausnss
10 ear care.
p. g. o'RnEY Co. Evansville.
puyALL, ALao Co., Memphis, IssH.
r. b. sTSxs. New Orleans
h NIX: T. ss .Folrr.. vi Si.t.surs. Miss.
E Es @Ss1& B.os. ciseis...i' oA...
E ksslIE & BUSHNELL. St Louis. Ne.
Regular safe days Tuesdays Thursdays sad Saturdays at
at At carly s.fiyI ss.sSs. aps SWEEP IFoSARD.
ATTENTION FARMERS.
5000 Asssd Fruit Trees for Sale,
THE subscriber has At hi. nur,sry vicinity, gssa
Of Trees sonuisuRg Of Apples oAsrrsa
For nartieulars call at my residsnss WalHutst be-
tween SeoeHd and Third sta.
oeE2S iwdImwa PHILIP HOEFAAN
SUNDRIEs 10 sso.. L leather. Belts.
$50 gross swan hill Hooks aad Eyes.
1000 u i sas Ssfs S.a%is.. Veal 's..4s.
i5s IA black Emhrsidsred Shavls.
$50 needle worked ConArs
IS gross Jet Dress Butseas
Received this day and for sale BY
rovas dAv &Is Main street. Louisville. Ky,
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5OOs y doz 3tS ct of for cash. ...........10
5O0s D dog do do do ...........-9
ZOOS . doz do do do ............e
nP The pricesabove generally ,wheretwo prfef
arenentioned forfull PACKAGES and the higher 70
smallwholesale.
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CINCINNATI, Dec. D.
The river has fallen inches and still fall
ing.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-12-06

- The Niagara arrived last evening from
New Orleans, having left the Wednesday EVEN
ing previous. She had but little freight for
this pleace. We thank Capt Reyonalds, clerk
for papers.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-12-06

PIrTsBURG, Dec. 5.
There are feet inch water in the chan
mel, and falling Weather clear and pleas
ant.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-12-06

LEwIsPoRT. Ky, Jan. Z. 1855.
Thi that chills lever for months
nm remedies without effect. then used
boz Of Chill Pills. and they have entirely enreA
AdOo e AAtL LIN.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-12-06

NEW ARRIVAL OF CLOTHING.
TUST RECEIYkD persseAner O: Rsalsr. aeenplete as
~ sortmsnt OF Mems and Boys Clothing Furnishing
Hats and Caps and in short GENTLE
dress and comfort which will be sold wholesale
tail cheaper than the Western STAR under the Pav
len Hotel.
Clothing made with neatnsss and dispatch.
novIst Il A. LoBENSTINE.
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Bon HARBoR. KY, April IL. 1855.
This certify that Ihad Chills and Fever family
months and tried all the Chill Pills ana
Chill that be had in the country. In ord-
nary they stopped the chls the of
family with exception On Oldest there Hens
would make cure Until came across
DR.. Chill Pills, and safely cay everyday
40 WIN o. JACKSON.
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OwENsBoRo, KY, Feb n, 1855
DR. N: +. OwER-Dear Sir: have been afnicted via
hs ana eYt for six months and alter
edies aheed box of ysur Pills. whis
sOdhd and WE'LL and believe them b IL
beet medicine in use. BALTHASER ACH. u
y ' 'A~' A "'''' - PLUNKETT, River Trader.
Pittsbufk, Pa,
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Z
certify had ehls an fever ana
reputation Dr. Pills had in curing chs
fever 70 purchase box Dr. w T Owen'sj
ted Pills whole before entirely
the Pill offered the
public ter the Of Ague and Fever e. g. AZ RES
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-02-19

CTOCKs and BONDS At AUCTION--REGU:
- Lar LG-ALBERT II. NIoOLAY viii sell THIS
DAY Feh H. 1t ia ockeh ct the Aerchsnn kxehsnse, for
account Of whom u may co,eern: ,.r.p..
ann MORTGAGE collateral attached; sterest 10; JAMS
sry and Ist Jsly; from s1o 20 81 90
Convertible Bonds intsss, May and lst sovenber 900
IS ooe New Yort snd Harlem Railroad 10. Mortssse7 per
COZ Columbia Pqu. ssd Indiana Railroad ls. hortsss
7per cent Convertible Bonds; interest lot Jsnssy and IA
Jnly 81 go each.
New Jersey Central Railroad let Mortgage PER cent
BOpos; interest in Nevfork let February and LIST Aasu't
eIfoosseb.
Moresse Bon>s 1914 interest let Jsossy snd IH |ay'
els Columbus Piqu. and Ipdspa Railroad per cent
Convertible Mortgage Bonds; interest lot Ap'h ana "'''
$1,000 Gre., Western nllaos. Railroad ID Mors.se 10
per Bonos; interest Is. Ap ssd Let October *iSeo
$40 coo Fri. and p.rpsyvsn. Canal per Bond; in
IS ,bsr,. Northern indiana RsIosd, sito each.
50 shnes Central Ohio Rsilrosd, 80 e.eh
20 shares Michissn Southern Railroad sloo each.
rs ,h.res Hethsplcs BsDkipI Association. &l5 each
200 ,hue. Farmer. Loan and Trust Compsoy, So each.
20 shares Lorisrd Fire Insurance Company e25 each
II ,hsres North American Fire Insurance Co 90 each
&c shares bickerboctsr Bank. S15 each.
10 sbaJss Excelsior Fir. Insurance Company, so each
shares Manhattan Life Infssnce Company so eseh
81 shares Wells. Fargo Co . KxpreS slco each
so shares American Express Cou ptby 500 each
2shares Conn ereisl Express Company, so eshh
Tfkns OF sALE-Ten per cent thn AID the saoee De
fore O'Clock to The sccrued interest on al tss
Benss viii b: eiused to the seIsh.ser
Next Regular Sale on THURSDAY.
Bonds every MONDAY ass THURSDAY, At the M.rch.ots
Cxebsnse and AGO special sales when repaired, Tsesdsy
AT PRiViTE SALE "A rr..t vu.,y Of f.t-sl..s Rail
City Bonds ssns Insuasce and other stseks
Of uDdoubt'd character for Investment
For particular, see bis prvsts sac Cstsloen.
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verse and s q, ercs the and the measure Of n
the ne that is felt either in heaven o. IN hell.
A. concerns tho future prospects Of humanity
under the irhuepce Of Cbristis. truth, Mr.. james
takes broad and encouraging view. The world
hs. been scientifically advancing since the sdveat
of the Messiah. Men have been naturally changed
and softsned since that day. Nature, which was
previously committed 10 corruption, 10 now
PLEDGE to the largest sanity and health. Its
do"n~Hd tendencies have been powerfully AZ
rested and un,l'erably upward teudencies com
nunica'ed. The Deity i. henceforth implicated
IN human AFFAIRS. a. prior to the incarnation he
vas not. He is now the source and origin Of the
mighty stream Of progress, and oil Il. tuy rivu-
less are beginning TO redect the ample psreutage.
The world is bound, accordingly, to . career Of
scientific advancement and prosperity such q 10
ubinspred Imagination can paint. The various
Chrisiisn sects will continue to Aourish, uatil the
growing intelligence Of society lifa them int
larger conception of religious truth, aud isaugu-
rates a superb and unssry worship, expressing the
instincts Of re.enerste human brotherhood.
srsDd religious fellowship will at that day take
the place Of existing sects fulfilling their essential
human uses, BY the social organization, which Il
has been their main purpose to introduce.
Our mesger abstract Of this remark able volume
will indicate its general line Of reasoning, and
some Of the most significant points which it
brings Tito promins ut discussion; but cannot pre-.
tend to give idea Of the peculiar sabtlety Of in
tellect, logical seumen and force and beauty Of
expression which are exhibited on every page.
its dogmatic character, as We have already
said, We do not feel ourselves qualified to speak;
but will commend 1t TO the attention Of our tAeo-
logical eladaors, who are bound to repel i!s con-
fdtnt assaults on the faith of ages. The readers
of Mr.. Jsmes's previous works will end genial
flip to their curiosity in comparing the startling
eypositions therein presented with the avermenss
of this letter. The apparent Inconsistencies ofso
sincere snd admirable thinker may vanish in the
light of q higher identity.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-02-19

w.So1uNe.-Ths new Governor Of Massa-
80. b.s snpolnted John Eden, Of Northampton,
81 Jr.,;cs 81 he Peace. Mr. Il. ives appointed In
Confederation q bis being X. N. Of the snt ystsr
III. i very appropriate spPointment, and oos
which Il altogether In keeping with the sAmnnRsnon
ordsp ~ things in that State Eden Ia "a EsgiisA-
wSn. and is veil known in this vicinity, be having
formerly rsided In Hartford. where be arrived soon
after bis emigration TO this country. He one .!
the original breed Of Know Northinr'-- ana
undefled. Hartford 1'ms''
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NEW-JERSEY RAILROAD-f0r PhlLA-
ANDELrHIA, and the SOUTH and WEST, via Jsnsei
ciTf.-Unted States Msn and Expre. LinsG Les'e ~
Yorh, and 10 n, ana and Throesn u s ,ov
sod 10 n, scds 2 n The New Jeney Aeeonnoa .s
Line leaves at II NJ 81 stopping Of ali way S.,'ona
hrossk tchet cold oi Cincinnati as eis and the West aa1
Cor BssDors wShinston, Noroh, he snd ,hrou5s h~tss
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rxrATER-CURE, corner 16tb-av. and 3eth-st-
w n, sHIw. trvpl Of Pnsasnts and earliest Ansr'esa
sv "a PRACTITIONER N WsterCure) and Df TAILOR re-
s,s pster shove CITY practice attended Free Lectures
Sexrdsy evenings
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financial.

NIyDEND.-The BROOKLYN FIRE IN
IL eUkAsCE COMPANY b.vs THIS DAY deo nfe,I =
a, An. nal Dividend Of SIX PER CENT. on ,nen Isp
- ney,be 20 the Stockholders and sfser the oen W.
= tksr Once No. Merchant Exchange, wSLH. IN
vrt The Transfer Bosks and win remain eioseo NV"
d. este By order Of the Beard ,vnovrr s..,.tsry.
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PIrr,suseB, Jan. y. lso'-

NOTICE is hereby given 70 the h. >, .oa
s.r ,se isA day Of FEBRUARY. Dividend Of FIVE PER
Csnpny par win b. paid to the soe,a.s', sasa ',Tsi
rsS on D. toOi, Of the Company Oh the 1t OF January ne
ssoeiioeen On the Ptsbuuh books vii Para .oe o@'s
- ~. c. and .hose the New York books at the ohee
w,.a- I..,r Co. Scrip certificates will be ssued for
the fr.etiorsI psrs Of share n . Tr..,.,.,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-02-19
n PURSUANCE of an order of the SnrrOgate O

IN PURSUANCE Of ali order Of the Surrogate
Of the County of NewYok notice hereby given to all
persons claims against MARY KEAING late of the
City New York deceased TO present the fame with vOuch
thereof the subs he at the residence Of John Austin
h lO9,h between Ind and Sd the City Of New York
on or before the twentieth day OF March nextDsted New
York, the sixteenth day Of September, 1854
sI81aw6mM. ISAAC III, AUSTIN, Administrator.