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Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1855-01-26

Concord, Jan. ~.
Hon. John S. Wells has accepted the APP
pointment to United States Senate, Uice
Norris, deceased, and left for Washington
to-day.
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Snow is said to be six feet deep 10 some
Of the northern towns of New Hampshire =.
Throughout the State the railroads are
much obstructed By snow.
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st. Valentines Day.

S at hand, and those wishing TO pay their
L friends the usugl compliments Of the dav ,
will find large aud beautiful lot CT VALEN,
TINES, worth from 64c 10 S5 90 each, at
Jan 26 L. LEPPEBAfAN
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snIe Of RenI E,sfate.

SAFE OF HeaA E1SE1AESs
By order Of Court, Samdasky County, O.
NTlLL be sold at public vsndue at the door
w of the Court House in Fremont, San
dusky county. Ohio, on SATURDAY. the
Sd day of February, 1855,
at O'Clock P NJ, the following described
tract of land belonging 10 the estate of Lester
Vandercook, deceased 10 wit:
The northwest quarter of fractiO nal section
number thirty, in township number seven north,
range number thirteen, containing one hum
dred and thirty-ive and seventy-three one-hun-
dredths acres of land, situate in the county Of
Ottawa, and State Of Ohio; subject to the dow
er right of Mary Vandercook. Said land sub
ject TO said dover right, is appraised at 5 209.
Terms-One-third cash; one-third in six, and
one-third in twelve months. with interest. De-
ferred payments secured by mortgage on the
premises. 80 --.-.. A. COLES,
Administrator of L. Vandercook.
Dec. %, 1854. s ts.-7s
N. B. The widow will at the same time and
place offer for sale he= dover right in the above
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1855-01-26

January 18th. by Rev. Thos J. Gard. Mr
J. s. Parkhurst, and Miss Bulah Ana SHUTS
both Of Townsend
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The AIgerines az sandussy.

The wonderful Alegerine Family-the
originals-are drawing large audiences in
that place. Report says they will yisil
Fremont next week.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1855-01-26
RnMnIn Ian 90

No transactions to report. Not buyer in
the market. Weather inteseIy cold and every
thing 'rIeHr"
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1855-01-26
Farm for Sale.

CONSISTING of 40 ACRES; 33 acres
- cleared with good Log House % by A
feet, good Orchard of Apple. Peach, Cherry aud
Plums, all choice fruit. Soil black loa m, good
well Of Water, never failing; corner LOT, one
half mile from steam Fouring Mill, one and
a-half miles from Saw Mill, School House
three -fourths of mile.
TERMS Of payment reasonable. For fur
ther particulars enquire of CHARLES IL.
CIR REENE, Fremont, or J. N. KING, Esq,
RoIlersville Jan g. I855-5lm2
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NRAT EYERY W0MAN sa0uLO kNaN.


Every woman should know that shsis Ia Ieeri ssky'
AebIitaled condition Of hsaIt making egst5Hre burden
10 herself and source Of painful anzisy 70 her ss
.nd lrsnds, and PsfIaPs thosfislrS5estsa natZEins
and s aieng her owl naladies and susrHgs EPan her
children that is hsT duty 10 understand why and from
What cause her suEeTings ariss, that reHedy and rssi
nay, while yet there is time, be aFssd Of eoassei bS
rToded in fasare and her health restored Rat zAe na
cited FOR he dales and capable q lie sieygienls o.
Vie
LET every woman lock Ut The onasizssd sorn ''-
IKE sorspexon the dsepburied, asirsless eys ne alk
IN cheek the gloomy and depressed spirits is shstiessA
aor7ez the prosTate and Helpless condition OF many
vie aother daughter, sister, II not herseH nsiade4
within her own circle, whose days days Of sgsny ar
ass herself, 3iazt this continued nHst LIS BE- u
here no renedyg Dorslieff No hops l's i4a
The remedy Is By knowing the causes and syoi4.as
.heu and knoving the remedies Rnd bsnsains BY tAsr
These are pointed out In
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ORRIN A. ROBERTS.
January IS, 1855. Iw7-Pr. Fee. .S4, ,85
Petition for Partition.

Court of Common Pleas, Of Sandusky County,
and State of Ohio.
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| TNHE above named defendants will take no.
i tce that petition was filed against them
on the twenly-thrd day Of January, A. D..
eighteen hundred and fiity-five, in the Court o
Common Pleas OF Sandusky County, and State
Of Ohio, by the said George NJ. Tyler, and is
now pending wherein the said George M. Ty-
Ter demands partition OF the following deserib-
I'd lands and tenements situate in said Sandus-
ky county, to-wit:
The southwest quarter of section one, town
ship number four. north of raage number ihir-
teen containing one hundred aud sixty acres,
and the south -east quarser of the north west
quarter OF said section number Que, containing
thirly-fve acres.
Also, tract number one hundred and thirty
six of Maumee and Western Reserve RoaI
lands, being in township number FIVE, north OF
range number fourteen. containing one hun.
dred and forty-three acres.
Also, In-ois numbers one hundred and sew
enty eight and two hundred and one, in the
town of Fremont.
Also, 0ut.lOt number fifty y-seven in the town
of Fremont.
And said defendants are further notified that
at the next term of said Court application will
be made BY the srid George M.-Tyler for an
order that partition be made Of said premises.
BUCKLAND & EVERETT,
Attorneys for Petitioner.
January 26, 1855 lw7-Pr. Fee, ,$7,76
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by MS AIt0rneys,
BUCKLAND g. EVERETT.
Fremont JAN II, 1855. 5Iw7-PFS5. 80
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: N B. The widow will at the same time and
place offer for sale he- dover right in the above
land. 4SwI
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Notice of Snit.

Court Common Pleas Saudusky County, o.
ORRIN a. ROBERTS, Plaintiff,
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PORTR AIW "a !,

Pictures painted fiOm Dsguereotypes OF de-
ceased persons, aud Satisfaction warranted in
all cases AL lovers of good paintings are in-
yited 10 call and examine specimiles Of my
painting 0n exhibition at my rooms.
Ian 10 1884 NJ w FITCH
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1855-01-26
Valentines.

q BUCHLAND g. CO., are just receiving
y. splendid lot of fVALENTiNE5-comic
and Sentimental with onvelaps 10 matcd.
Coms in time to get the first choce
~ Valentines delivered in town free OF
Charge. Jan. ~.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1855-01-26
! Portrait Painting.

7 WOULD inform the citizens of Fremont,
and vicinity that have taken rooms at
Mr.. Wile's Daguerrean Gallery, Nims' Block,
where will be happy to wait upon those wish
inU
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1855-01-26

Ware Rooms in Bethel building, Water-st.
Sandusky Dec. 30 1854. 49m2
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-05-16
DFGULAR NAIL LINE via sTONINGToN

u for BOSTON PROVIDENCE, NEW-BEDFORD and
eAUNTON.-Inand route, ca-ryins The Eaten Mail
The D. r steamer PLYMOUTH ROCK Capt joe stone snd
C. VANDERBILT Capt W. h FaSee IN connection VIA me
sDd Providence, and Boston an froydenee h
roads leaving SewYoIk daily fsuulays excepted tom pr
No y r. fTst wharf above Battery place. a. oelock P
an Siourson a. o'clock N arrival Ct The Ma! tram
which leaves Boston az 5 50 PM
These unsrrpaseL for strength safety sp.el
comfort and elegance The Officers e1peiecel and Aen-
tive
The c. VANDERBILT. from SewYork-Non1sy, "e-nes;
Gay ard FTcay. FIun Sollston-Iuesday, IhgrslAy al
SATURDAY.
III PLYMOUTH ROCK. from New.York-Tues1ay, Thurs
DAY ARD Saturday. From Stouir-cnMoE-sy W eaesa- ai
Friday.
Psssense arrival a, s'ornson proceed nestey p.
RsFusd Providence, Boston Taunton and New Bedford
the Nal trz reaching ad places several nos 70 ~
those by other and IN ample tine r AZ M
early .orrng Lines connecting North and Eas, Pas-e
who ptfsr remain board the steamer enloying niSh
s, andisuoed br, Ted and leave stoargfon
the A. " ran connecting e PFoyid.rce with the II \ ~
tIan for Boston Taunton and Nev-bedfor, -, l..
1hrcugh tickefs Mondays. Wetoetsys and frAf. ~
k1rructet Holiness Hole and Woods Hole va New oe'''1
connecting With the ne steamer EsGle Wing
Baggage M.sr TIE Steamer Ar Tram through
each way
Fer rsss4Ee berhz fseshf appcst'on
he made pier No North Rive, or q; the oes N' " Ds|
rryPsee.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-05-16
OFricE OF THE GOVERNORS oF IHE ALMs.iovsr'k
NEw-NoRg, May Il, 1885
Proposals received for sup

pyire the Aims House Department with pure MIA mol
beng saciory the Governors they under the feseNs
aimed IN the advertisement of the lsh OF Ap last
Induced again 10 invite 0hers or the same.
PROPOSALS FOR fVRk Min
Sealed PrcpcSas will received BY the Governors OF the
Aims House at their Office IN Rtunda Park until o'clock NJ
Of tie I'd inst supplying daily to the Institutions on hsn
dss and Islands and Bellevue Hospital foot OF
26ih Fast River pure uusknmed country MIR Of Toe best
quality commencing on the l aay OF June next -
be delivered al such times and such quantities s may Dc Re
CURED securely locked the expense OF the eonsto
places designated from time 20 time by the Tower
no ana 20 be subject such cxamnson they may direct
and be received paid for unless comes up 70 me .1h
quality. separate Proposals VIII be received 70
each Of the Abovenaed places ard 20 be designated ~ "a
ttrs and be panied with the names OF two respon
bic persons with their ia writing for the faithful perform
OF the contract and parties proposing 10 supply MIX
present affidavit taken before the Mayor other coee
Yeron that other Interested directly OF indirectly
in furnishing the except those named and thai they arc
the sctual producers Of the Min proposed be supplied
The Governors themselves the right OF rejecting any
and ell offers deemed by them sdyegeous the Depart
ment and proposals Ia sIc conformity with this adyeT
viii be considered For further Information apply
their ofhcc.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-05-16
STEAMBOATS, ano Railroads.

fEW-JFRSEY RAILROAD-FOr PfIILADEL-
= -HIA ard the SOUTH and WEST. via JERSEY CITY
Ilfe Stairs Mail and Express Liner Leave New foss a.
10 A NJ and and P. VI. THROUGH 10 four hours Seooni
Csss IN the TO- - IS IN {. and - IN and 10 A. NJ en
p NJ TIE NewJeTsey Accommodating Line caves a. y 81
Il sforiug ell wkyaticus Irough Iickets soa ior
Cirrrat AM the Wet and for y -1ore W sing
m NoEk ke sn through baggage checked % Washinzton
- - n. ard Z. NJ
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-05-16
Water-Cnrf.
y MInunr..wArrR. CIrRH ESTABLISH.

DR. MUNDE's wATER;C CURE EsI x.r IN.
~ MEST at FLORENCE lsofsnssmp 80 10 . ses them.
49,. snqer he e.re o. an eIpeeneed hydrse rsJns,
the Doctor being The earliest fsep ,sssstul k on IA,
,m .5S h. situsron Of Ia.titne % lsstay md "A
- rerio on the cold and p1re usnite water AL
~ he house, o4rhs sAzeus NC, sssSernz
~ :. 81 he re stnent for ~ The eab
Isrzs . 10 per rees
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-05-16

The Scrip, per above notice. is ready Parties en-
titled 10 the Will please call for II al the ohee OF the Ooa
Yauy.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-05-16
NEW WIDE-GAUGE ROUTE from NEW

~ YORK 70 ROCHESTER-The ROCHESTER aud GEN
FSFE VALLEY RAILROAD Is open. aud. in connection
with Tie Buffalo Corning snd Newiork, and New YORK and
Fre Railroads forms direct route from New-foTk 70 Koch
ester
The drectness o this together with the superior com
Afforded y the wide reers u BY far the most aes
able between the aloye-uafued cities
TIe,s can be procured al the NeYort aui Erie Railroad
Ticket flee foot Of Duanest and No. 49, Broadway Ao ID
Jersey City
Baggage checked through. IN, u
Frerhts will be transported between View ork an noei-
ester dispatch Any Information desire IN regard lrteto
can be obtained by calling upon the General fre.ht
the New.York and Erie Railroad. Erie buildings, or . >
Japan Exuress Freight Agent No. 1913 Broadway.
No trains on the Buffalo Corning and NewYork Railroad -
s.rSsv J. A. REDFIELD, Superintendent
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CENTRAL RAILROAD of NEw-JERsEY

n =
u NEW.YORK sOMERyILLE, EASTON, ke.-SPRlNB
ARRANGEMENTS commencing April 2 lS51-Lesye New
York for BY Red Jacket ana Wyom n from
Per No. p North River At \. NJ AID T. NJ Fof SoLief
Vile, (TayJ al so r. VI. .
The above trains connect Ezsbeth'oVn with sns On the
Newersey Railroad which leave New YORK from loot u
Courlandtst. at A. ", /, and p " 49,.
Returning leave Phlpsburg lopposite Easionl az and -
A. NJ and 7. NJ; Someryile way at . a. NJ.
NEW-YORK and NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. rev iotk
e. and 10 4. NJ, and SO PM Leave EA<AD-ihp~ a.
lis and 10 A. ST., I, 8. IS and g. p W 49,, - ,.-..
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NOR BOSTON via NEWPORT and FALL

i RIvER-The splendid and superior steamer NE
TROPOLIS Capt WIN. Brown leaves NewfOrk every II -
DAY THURSDAY and SATURDAY. At o'clock, 2, VI.
and BAY STATE Capt. Thoua g. Jewett caves New otS
every MONDAY WEDNESDAY and FRIDAY, at O'Clock
p NJ from Pier No s. n r.. the Battery Both touching
a. Newport each way. .
Hereafter viii be regarded secured 70 any app
cert until the same shall have been paid for.
Freight 70 Boston Is forwarded through with Dispatch
ty Express Freight Tram.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-05-16
CuPBEME CoURT-City and County Of New.

- Iork-O,Orge bowman against James " starr WiAn
seuser and Gensyeve his ysie Josepb L. bsfher nf's
al Morris h. T. barker decesssd Aexstsf Nc. oocne 40
Tolef l. Mat and sidney Acct John Anfhon, Ifeseei
l. lame Cuik kans Ear Dous kreeetof AMI Va
"a decatur E1eenfrs fNaa l. Dtcsfaf, deceesed Aire1
T-vI,r CIar.s n fjofham Edwin ID. Morgan, hchsfi Z.
Cenis M Es,on X Miller ysHos 5ovsan Aasis 2, u
Pm N liam fHsais AID Eisnunf J Porter TO riDrEf
ALICl11 aud CHARLES r ODkHAN Defsndsnts fcn
sr bset snd reqursd % ansssr ths complaint ~
m arE which Wa the Cerss once u the sad s'J
and Comfy Apr A. 1850 and b serve copy your ur~er
d aid q ant the sahfcter n ha oree No btnosef
M he CITY n New-Y0rk within twenty days after ths ar
we hereof usye u the DAY Of uck service and u yos
fa 70 answer the said complaint within be as sior.ssd No
rfa r fh aftiou Will apply 70 he Nlrt for ne resi as
uaress IN the congratulated Sg~-frk, APn H. lsoo
arzs lsuswW GEO BONbAS. Plnnnn 70 person
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-05-16
Miscellaneous.

II INDLING-WOOD HARRISON N SUN
IN inVe the Of the public TO their ior
supplying kINDLINGOOD, sawed and spit by steam Ohe
viii prove its conyeuCn aud over me
yAv Btst Virginia Pine HardWood per osd dehVeed
IS 80; per barrel Al Orders per Post promptly aenaeo
20 Al No West 24thst.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-05-16
Otean Cleaners, &r.

IT s. MAIL LINE for CALIFORNIA, Via
~ AsPINWALL and PANAMA-cAl.E1rniAns in
formed hist the Panama Railroad i completed and trnsit
Of the shnu. Will be made BY RAILROAD, from Ocean
Ocesn No Male Travel No River BOATING
On MONDAY May Il A. O'Clock p NJ, from pier foo; Of
srren ST. North River, b espaiehed the feet steamship
ILLINOIS,
To Panama with the snd superior steamship
SONORA.
spare boat swsys tspt Panama 70 prevent detention
Of accident
No fr -eh; received sfter o'clock he sailing day
For passage Lppy The ComIanys O1ce No. ~ Wests,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-05-16

Tise ships eassed at the Insurance Oees and
suece vii b. insured In them low rates OF pre-
nnum any other So an-hrs thar r0ss the ocean
For Freight or Passage Apply 70 ID. TORRANCE,
No. Boving-Green, New-lors.
SUMNER NONTANr DRAPER,
No a Rue y. b. dss Victories, Pans.
CHRISTIE, SCHLOE. SMANS Co,
No = ouai Casinir Delayfgne, Hagse.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-05-16

NEW- YORK and ERIE KAILKOAD.-Un aud
~ aer MONDAY May H. 1855 and until further nofce Pa
seuser Trains will Pier foot Of Daanest follows va
DTNKlRK EXPRESS, AZ 6 A. ", for Durssfk
BUFFALO EXPRESS az o A. 81, for BgnAo.
NAIL A. N for Dunkrk and Buffalo an intsrne q.
afe STATIONS PASSENGERS by tins Tram VIII remain over nsht
AZ Oweso and proceed the next morning.
ROCEIAND PASSENGER at 8 P. NJ, from foot Of Cham.
bess via PsrmOut for Suens and intermediate stations
WAY PASSENGER al 4 p NJ, for Sewburgh and Ousyile.
and .nterme date Stations. -
NIGHT EXPREss AZ S. 20 P. NJ, for Dusirk and Buffalo.
EMIGRANT at NJ for Dunkik and Buffalo, and inter
WAY EXPRFss. u1soP. ", for Dunkirs and Buffalo and
intermediate Stations - .
On SUNDAY only Express Train, A. s. % r "
These Express Trains Emra with the Emr. and
Niagara FALL Railroad for Niagara Fa- Bufao and Dun
with the Lake Shore Railroad for Cleveland Iinnnai
Toledo Detroit Chicago, &c, and with hrteass Feneid
ID. c. McCALLUM, General supt.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-05-16

MONDAY May l. 1855. the Trains viii ave Chaino,r-
It. station as follows. Express Train, 4 NJ, injecting WIN
Norbern and Westsrn Train Mail Train, a. NJ Ihonsh
Wsv rain ~ ~ Express Train s. Is P. " Aceommodaon
Train Up ". For Poughseepsie-Wuy Mai, A. ~ y
rress a 10 NJ Way FREIGHT and Passenger Train IL ~ f'
Tor Peesskill--s ~, 4, and P NJ For ratryewn-
10. Is NJ 50 T. NJ The TarrytOwn. Pecsskiu and foukl
seepse Trains stop ali the Way saons PASSENGER, asen
AZ thambers Canal, Christopher, and 5lst-st' sUSDAf
MAIL TRAIN al \ NJ from Csnal-st, for Albany aud Troy
80, ~, AZ ali w,v stefon. NJ L. SYKES tr, sup't.
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NEW oRE SUPREME C9ggRTr Ed !;

~ ~, -. -.
~ WARDS PIfRREPONr agaiu.g WILLIAM bth
ILL mulous fJf money demand on ccutract-ttom so
ssl-1o IN, Def udsnt above n,mei You herrhy sns
requIed the complaint IN tbs seuon
~hb vii be hsd IN the oucs q he 'leik {" inc 'y sna
of thr CRY Hall 10 tho said CITY ana 70
seve c,py your the sail complaint "a M sn~s
Lsr a. h. shec No. = slst iu the said CITY sths
fv.rfv tys At service ~ this yoa, eseise
n III &C., "a ouch service end II fu - snswsf the $40
within the time siresid ih- plsinn vii tske use
M, nj fo he hgnded DOLLAR With Interest %
uf hunt dslsr fc the DIT DAY ~ March one hoasnd
80 ht nd "a AM hnv four beside the " this srfoD
D. led .prl TO- isn " NJ STANLEY, Plaintiffs Attorney
n H.-Ihs COM lain, Sled IN The once q The ,.fh ~
frrr M iawtwW
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-05-16
DENNsYLvANIA RAILROAD.-The GREAT


III CENTRAL ROUTE eonnecfins the Atlantic Clues With
Western, Northwestern, and Southwestern STATES
Railway direct The Road also hsbafsh
with daily cf al the Western Rivers
Cleveland and sandnsky with STEAMERS 20 81 ports
the Northwestern Lakr making the direct CHEAPEST and
reliable BY which FREIGHT be forwarded 70 AMI
from the Great Wss.
RATES BETWEEN PHILADELPHIA and FlTT>BIRGH-
fhsr CLtis-b9ess, ssoes Dry "o'ds n Sc per 100 ..
SrcoSp CLAss-Boots aud Stationery, Dry
Goods Tin belesD Hardware, Leather, sc per lco %
Wool, .s..ssssss.
THrEp cLsss1Any. Baf.ins' bacon ana Soc per 100 r.
FOURTH CLAss-C0fee, Fish Bacon and soc ner 10 n
Pork Pa, kedl Lard and Lard OH. = =
In shirirg Coos from sny point eesi Of Phiadephs b pa
euiar mark the Taekass VIA Pennsyivanis Rnroad Al
Goods CONSUMED the Agents OF this Road PhLsdeha or
Fi-isiurgh, viii Be forwarded ihoat cetenion
FREIGHT AssSTs.-Nosss Potter, Boston; j. I. Elliott
Nsw-York F. J. Sneeier, Phi adelpha; MssA" hoous,
Baltimore Geo C. FrsncSus, Pifshursh; sprnsnsn br9"n
Cincinnati Ohio; J. s Moorhead. Louisville, Ky 4 G
MedrD<a Madison Ind; Rs'cn CO., - LOUIS, Mo- J. =
Mitchell Soc, Evansville. Indiana.
For further particulars or bills OF ladinr, srply 20
J. L. ELLIOTT. 4 gent Penn. Railroad Col or
c. B. ALLEN. No. Astor Honse, Ncvforh
n II. HOtSTO General Freight Agent PhilndeiIhia
II. J. LOMBAERT, Superintendent. Altoona, Pa
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-05-16
iuattbes, Jrwelrn, &e.

GOLD WATCHES and STERLING SlLNEK-
VI WARE together with roh assortment OF DlASiONDS
and all kinds Of fine Gold Jewelry. ... 49,
GOLD JULFs JURGENsEN WATCHES. : 10 70 -
GOI I, ROBFRT ROSKELL WATCHEs....... 100 70 10
GOLD DETACHED LENERs..... ....,.......';, . 20 D
Real Abata Ware FORKS Spoons lei sets Ae
81 very low prnes .,
All our eocds warranted 70 be a. repTesenied . -
SQEIRE. LANDER s Co, No 81 Fulton-s; y \
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-05-16

:. MAIL STEAMSHIP IUMPAN1-FOr
u HAVANA and NEW -ORLEASS.-On THURSDAY.
May L. p ". rier Of Narren y. R. By the
and eessnt steamship GRANADA Capt. :. p. Griffin
Passsfe can be secured a. the Comr sny's once.
Freight % SeuOreans 81 ceuts Per cubic foot.
Shippers viii Be supplied with sink bills u sdiug Of .ha
form ,igned BY the Company application a. their Office No
oher orus signed and bills Of adns vii be sgued AFTER
the hour q selling
For freight psssase tppy a. the cce Of the Company,
No IN Vests. corner of Warren. NJ. O. ROBERTS
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VANDERBILT EUROPEAN LINE Of

j sTEAMsHTPS.-The frs'-ciass new-steomship ARIEL,
2sc0 funs LeeveF viii eave New fork from Pier No
So Nortt River OF Chambers precise SAT
UHDAY nay 10, a. HAVRE direct
fnt-ciass las se....s'
SEQ nc-clae- fltl
The ARIEL viii be followed by the steamship NORTH
STAR. June o ,
Tie = these Il will not - accountable Tor Gold
Silver Bullion, Spsce JeeTy Precious ouca or MetAs IN
s. bis cf adng incd therefor AMI the value thereof
therein expressed.
srece and goods taken usua No freight received AZ
ter noon OF the day before ss{ins.
10 brh sscd nut pablo. Letters prepaid l2 cents per
g. will Re received the oce up II 4 VI OF the day ~
sal ing snd viii BE- carried strong Iudarulber bags under
leck and m amy Al Hsyre will be Immediately deposited 10
PostOftoe there.
Parcels taken, each prepaid, Or dolsr sod upward
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Alillincrp, &c.

DATENT BONN T X A NJ f S
SEAMLESS CROWNS.
THE NETWORK BONNETFRAME MANUFACTURING
COMPANY
Have the only patent making Wire Frames Also, Seamless
Gowns made tnfe without crease, wink Lean article
ions desred by Milnes Constantly hand large 'toch oil
the latest and best
PARIS SHAPE
m Wire and French Lace all coors TO which they IN
vife the attention Of buyers. .. ...1u,-.
PLYMOUTH BONNET WIRE WORKS
Manufacture shng silk Paper Cotton, Framing AND bracns
Wire Of every description and COLOR which they are offering a.
reduced prices - a..
particular attention to pschng and shipping Orders from the
country promptly filled al lowest prices Depot No ~ Court
lapat.st THEODORE LIE HURAY, Sole Agent
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hi one ISIAND RAILROAD.-LeareR rnoklyn

IL for Greeupot, 10 A. NJ: for Hampstead, y VI. and
p ~; Farmingdae, SIS p NJ; Jamaica 60 The Syoset
Train viii leave Brooklyn AZ 10 A. ~ .nd SIS P NJ each
dsy and take the Train Syosset Branch AZ ncNssi
Is A. NJ and SO p ". On Saturdays, the 5.B ?, VI.
Farruelale Train will Napauk and leave faphank At
6lC ~ Monday morning for Brooklyn. Leave GTeeuport
for Brnokyn AZ 10 A. Farmnglale 80 A. VI. syossct
7S5A " and 7 NJ Hampstead, 6S 4 W. snd } 80 7. n;
Jamsca. 80. 7.S5 SIS A. NJ, aud 10 and iS z. NJ