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JOSEPH MeKtTRIUK,
ArchtsccsF UMtIder.

ffHpV bft r. EsDFh~us &1Wot W k&tsttN sttt
r. WOULD RESPECTFULLY Y call the
Il attention Of the public, TO my arrange
,nsnts ler the New Year. Having made
arrangements with ene Of the best inant,.
featuring establishments In Cincinnati,
[ am prepared 10 furnish Sash Doors and
Blinds, trfade pf the best White Pine Lurn-
bsf, and Of superior workmanship and
muck cheaper than can be made IN the
South. Persons wishing 10 build would
find IL to theit advantage to eotisttlt me
before building.
Orders ifem the country earnestly soli4
cited. Country work of sll kinds prompt
|, attended 10 In the most wofkinanike
manner.
Plans and specifications for city and eonns
Try Houses subburtan villas, etc, given In
the nlost approved styles. All kinds Of
Job Work attended To with neatness and
dispstch. Water Cistefns male Of The best
material. ian50.
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French. ManfiIras.

THE Indies are invitea IT, examine 0ui
4 beautiful assortment of Frefeh imported
Spring Mahfas, OF the latest ard most hlstietia
able styles purchased Of the importers III ". York.
as the assortment IL not very large, the ladies
would do well to call eafly--at The
PHILADELPHIA CHEaf UasH sroRE,
uargb-H t.nfnYettn Rtfaat,
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sll New GOO1s.
K7Dvv dDupuMxruxYdns
Ar THE eli M
House Furnishing WarerooniS
or
". Piper ~ Co.

a v,ar ..A.,.s x.s......~ -
II = vs. ss". ''ss's " ss vnass oess's""s w Rsss
y. ssska", sk |s ,r'auu
ies @ eets, a ess.ofs, s..p s
oa.a 1a,s baskets, ..sss, oana'es''esss
Ssms rns na1ssss gsss..
fss'es Deaofs s1a 'sa Sg,enss
<. .,ss - - rooIIks,
$50. -. - nsssvs.Asx.
sasp s.a ana vsy ss.sy,. ."esss,. - as,.
's y ss'et" epovs~s
80, e. g tgs.1t.u
Tea
ornamentsd and plain toilet .
A complete stock OF cut and pressed gisss wsse,
RicI, China MafiteI Toilet vases ard ornaments.
Ivory and luck handled Table eufiesys
,sss. .",fsss sna oa,nneslaion n iuo Sna,raosx
I" poli.hed sseiI Sirs irsss
Plsnishsd, Iin ahd I, gsissnis Nsrs,
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RiCULTURAL. IMPL LEMENTs.

HRAIN CRADLES Complete; stsaw
VI Cutters; Corn Shelters, Twig and
Hedge Shears Hay Knives sythes; Sick
les, Sheaths: Hay Forks Rakes; Chain
Pumps Garden Engine; Briar Hooks
Pick Axes; Grind Stone Cranks Axe
Handles; Curry Combs; Hoes; Spades
Shovels; Axes, Be, &c, It
LARGuIER 4 LANOUE.
may23. Cor. Lafayette & Florida.
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vow m .Tt,1ass.

Caleche and Close Coaches
9aud seais lsfetts t
Kockaways snd BsrmIohes.
Slide ard Single Seat BueKies
With and without teps Al
With splendid assortment ef double and
Single Harness, Whirs u match
Also, stage. Waaon and Cart HAfnSet,
Blind BRIDES, Cellars, Hanes ~.
All Of which will Vi sold sslow - they
can be purchased 81 sny hoslse In The South.
My facilities for fepairing are tfsst,r.
passed In all The branches, and 4 e0hiina4
arec Of patronage Is solicited. s
] have In store full assortment Of Iron
comprising Flat, Round and sguara.
Sheet and Hoop iron, Axles. Springs ie.
Balcony and Cemetaiy Hailings made 10
otde,. Of the lstest style and patterns.
have also on hHnd, Cane Wagons and
Carts Road Wagons. Bsggasss snd ethss
light Carts and all kinds of WhselHght
work made to order
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JOSEPH MCCORMICK,
BOOKSELLER AND STATTONER.
Baton Rouge, La.
SCHOOL BOOKS STANDARD LITE.
fary, Scientific and Miscellaneous Books.
Cheap Publications, and the Principle Ma.
saxines and Periodicals constantly on hand.
Alse~-AMERICAN an d FOREIGN
Writing Papers, Blank Books, Envelopes,
Copying Presses, Drawing Papers. Bristol
Beads. Monohrornatic Boards. IL. vii.
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CARPET q RUGS.

gTStIE subscriber has Just received from
l. New York, large assortment of In-
grain, Three Ply, and Brussels Carpets, all
Of which will be sold at low prices.
sept a3 W D. PHILLIPS.
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A LsO,

Barkers foree Pumps. Chsin pannps conn
plsie. Lightning Reds, &c. &c. Call ard
examine n the old stand, New Enilsingft
Corner Of Main and Church streets i i.
ney.1d. w. Y. TUNNARD.
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Jon n TIEANO.
worksr in Tin, Copper ana shsst iron,

!. Third sffefI 0fposlfe BefaVs Efdt1e. -.
TtiiE subscriber respectfully informs his friends
i aud the public generally ef this afld Aaioias
ing parishes, that he IN prepared 10 execute al
work III tire above branches In the best workman
like manner. iie IL ready st aii times TO make III
repair steam supply cold wHtef, sstspe and st5TA
pipes, tin foo1ng 6r 61opef cutters and sp6nla,
Or copper valleys for earniees, made and pfst ap
NJ short ,iotiee. Always Oh hand general Al.
oil cans, tc. All repairing promptly attended ID,
AiIpfdefs from the country viii be promptly ~
tended. fovf2 JOHN f1LANO.
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Arfbiitfiural Garbs, &f.
G. q. WILSON,
Mouse. sixn h Orn amsntat Fainter,

Thifd Street, two aeers North of The Post ONCE,
HAVING permanently ieested In Baton Rouge,
Ill We whtila respectfully solicit Il share vf The
public patronage. Being pfHetieabie w1rktpen. We
are 10 work m The most reasonable terms and III
Inv best styse
ALSO, tsfalnias, Mafbiing, ulasnf and Paper.
hanging neatly executed.
80 Plantation weFk solicited and promptly
attended To-. deetssy.
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sundries--Juast Received.

Sundries--JMst Received.
DRIED PRUNEs, fresl. and good, s cts.
~ per pound;
40 900 Percussion Caps, different kinds;
20 dozen Bath Bricks;
o do Olive Oil tpure)
i2 do. Browns Esse nee Ginger;
Is Reams Letter and Foolscap Paper ;
1000 I'll Capitolia Segars, fine flavor; /,
5000 Boxes Clarks' Matches;
200 bottles Citrit Of Magnesia
so do Dry Lemonade. at
june6. B0GEL'S Drug Store.
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Direct from New York

DAhSgN 80 VAfA ANNW AVA Ms
/ HAVE just received per Expfess sefhe - u
i n ths mesl supsrief GOLD AND slIr E@A.t
VEN ENaLfsn PATENT IEvEH WATGHs &eA
Es, Of the most Gsiebfstea Mvefpsii Msk.
ers. sA4
ALSO,
vsst, rob ana sfH.rd ehKlns, ChAts1Aihs Aisd
Neekases, Of superior qualities ahd " the istsst
styles Hhd patterns.
ALSO, -
Cameao and Mozafc iJfeastpincs and Esftngs.
ALSO. 4
choice assortment Of slesvebuttons,
AND
Ladies' and Gentlemen's f,6Id Penholders.
The above mensioasf artictss viii be sold ~
very moderate prices, for GAa}1. ~ wish 10 do
business on small profits and quick sAirs.
THEODORE GOLDMAN.
Matchmaker nnd Jsweiey,
Hnrfey House BAsement.,
flaftn N6nSe. la.
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House Furnishings.

House furnishings.
MATER Cisterns, Drippers and Ewrrs;
W oval, octagen and colored Hall Lamps ;
enamslled Stew Pans; block tin and iron
Sauce Pans; turned brass Preserve Ket.
ties: castiron and earthen spittoons: oval,
square and Gothic Waiters; Salvers and
Tea Trays; Lamp Globes; Glimmers and
Wick; rich center table French Busters |;
common Yankee ditto common. wooden,
Furnished, Brittania and silver plated Ia
bic Casters, at MoNrAs & Hueefr.
mayo. Church street.
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Medicines,

Medicines.
0LMSTED'S Diarrhna and Dysentery
" Mixture, certain cure. Also Olms-
dct's Eye Salve for sale at New York
prices, by GEO MI. HEROMAN.
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yYlaislkey,

JUST RECEIVED A LOT OFanLD
0 MON0N;AHALA RYE WHlSKEY''
and for sale in bulk OF retail low for cash
M. g. BRYAN,
may23. N. r. Cor, Court House square
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THE MAGIC CORN AND con MILL.

THE MAGIC CORN AND COB MILL.
T,iiE MAGIC CORN AND con M1tt, is sitpers
l. ist to any heretofore offered for tHINDtNG
FEED ron RTnUK. II will grind twenty bushels
of stock feed per hour, with the power ef ore
mule OF II will grind six bushels If fine meal
per hour or ss Bushels Of corn and epb fof stock
feed per hour. with the power OF ptie fnule.
This MAGIC MILL was patented IN ssptatn-
Der, 1855. and Is undoubtedly superior to all its
predecessors
Our prices will be found 10 be much lower than
other mills Of inferior quality. For sale by
SAMUEL LOCKE, I, 8 and Q Front Jevee.
New Orleans.
Agent for sle Manufacturers.
rF~ The abeve dpsrfihtAi Mii cnn be seen nj
the sfere Of r. H. pugkET Church Street, Baton
Rouge, who II the agent for the sale If The
same, The mill tan be furnished at amy lHbdipg
OH the river, between New Orleans and 1aypu
Sara, for 4is-4freisht included. nayTiy
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A LARGE Assortment in Velvet and
n silk Trimming in allshsdes. Also
Black and CoIored Ffinges.
noY.it j. SIMON & co.
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y. PIPER y co,

Dodgr's Warranted COw Be11ss
THE LARGEST of which are heard 8 and undsr
i favorable clrcumrtsncgss over a or pijeD
distant. good asssYtnent on hand, for ssle &s
mayz7. lAsdytK& 4 LAg0gk.s
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-02-16
PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD. THE GREAT

I CENTRAL ROUTE, connecting the Aasatie siass With
Nfas,ern Norwessr and South western States BY o. q
scsess Railway direct The Road aso connect. At r;.ssrss
viii dsy lire Of Steamers 70 all ports the "ss'sn nseIs
1ad st Cleveland sd Sa1u.sy Nth steamers to a. pe On
Ne North Lake. making the most direct
nriable route by which FREIGHT sas D. @SSn-a " HS
Ron the Crest NesL ,,,-r-p,pau
RATES BETWEEN PHILADELPHIA and fITi>bVh"h
s",r cL..-Bsots sho's Dry Goods, TN sc. pr la
sucOsD CLsss-Books sDd Stationery, Dry -. =.
Goods, Gin bsIesD Hardware, Les'n-r, 'c' Fef ""
Wool, kc ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
fHfsD CLhss.-Anvl. Bsssns, Bacon ard a, Der tso
PORK tin bulk Hemp, ke...............t
fovRTp CLAo-CcEee Fish, Bacon ard n. -, 100 n
Pork, (rseted) Lard ard Lard Oh. .....t
IN hpprs Goods from rcint east Of oe par
rculer the package via fennsyiyaraa Ralros All
oods sned the Atents OF this hos 81 PalAaeipais o.
pttshnrsh will be forwarded without detention
FRrienr Acrxrs-harris wornley Co, Memphis rsns
sass Co 81 Louis; j. s. Mitchell Son, Evansville,
had; Dume.n Bell Murdoch and Carter Jsw.t louis-
yie XVI 3. c. Medrgm, Madison, Ind sPTstnan Brown,
and irwin Co.. Cineinnatii n w Graham Co. LA1e"i,o
Ohio; Leech Co. No. Klbyst Boston Leesh Co, No.
sAstor Fouse N.w.Yort No. Williams aad No Battery
oIses Esr.Yori r. j. Snesder, Fhlsdelphia; assrsv
ka,rs B.ltinoret Geo c. Frsnciscu., Pntsbarh
For hrtA,r partculsrs bills Of ladint, sPply 70
No 2 Astor Hoa<e Nsw-Yort.
HH HOUSTON Gensrsl Ere light Agent, Ph.ledelPaA-
H J. LOHBAERT, Superintendent Ai"ons' renA
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STATE or PEgNSyLvASIA, I


STATE OF PESSsYLvAsIA, "a.
County Of Philadelphia, -
Thomas B. Florence President and Edward r Helmboid,
Secretary o Farmers and Mechanics Insurance Company
being severay duly swon deose and and each for himself
that foregoing true full and correct statement Of
one said corporation and that they are the above
THOMAS B FLORENCE, President,
EDWARD X. HELMBOLD, Secretary.
srhscred md affirmed before this fifteenth day Of No
veuber 1855 CHARLES ID. FREEMAN,
Alderman and Justice oithe Peace.
CERTIFICATE AUTHORITY.
STATE NEW YORK, COaPTRoLLER's OFFICE,
ALBANY Nov. lG, 1855
Whereas The Farmers and Mechanics Insurance Co.. To-
Gated at Philadelphia the State Of Pennsylvania has COM
piled with all the acquisitions Of the act eAted An Act 70
Provide Incorporation Of Fire Insurance Companes
passed June g. 1852 by appointing Ambrose w Thompson OF
NewYorE in the County Of New York s Attorney, on
whom process be served and also cOmp wing with
the requirements Of said Act now, therefore, James NJ
Cook Comprocr Of the State Of NewYok in pursuance Of
the provisions Of the Act aforesaid do hereby certify that Am
bTose Thompson NewYok in the County Of New York,
authorised Of the aforesaid Company to transact me
business Insurance in this state far as he may be legally
empowered by appointment and the instructions
which NAV be given 20 him by the said Company.
In witness whereof have hereto subscribed and
caused seal my office H. to be affixed the day and
year above written. JAS. NJ. COOh, OOlhpNOuei'
II. h. HAswELL, lns Clerk
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H.
- York Ebeneser and Conoysr, surviving
EXECUTORS q the last III and Testament OF John Gray ds
ssssed against John Mortimer junior and James Paten safv
Nps and Trustees under and by virtue OF e ,sst
NIL AID Testament Of TlomA Morton, deeessed, the Ad
John Moru er unoT and hsne l. his wife James Psor
and an heia bic wife Alexander Watson and Jane Allen he
wife Homer Moran aud Caroline Louisa his wife, James NJ
Scovil and Sssh NJ bis wife, Thomas G. Norton Thomas
G. NJ Patton Edmund s. Mile and Euphems N. HE WIFE, lee
be Patton Robert L. 3 Patton James Pston the Younger
Alexander W Patton, John II Mortimer and Frances ~ hs
Ta Keeek aud Rachael Isabella hi, wife Mary Lou.s mort
mer Norton Mortimer Clarence A. Mortimer Campoeu Mort
mer Thomas C. NJ Paton. Administrator, with the wh a.
pe1sd OF al and singular the goods ehatte and credits
were Of Peter Norton deceased unadmniatered EDWARD IN
lev and Frances his wife Samuel Mclean and Charlotte ns
vile Polly Tomnson, John NJ fontane, General AZ
sisnes In Bankruptcy, Charles b. heuman, Trustee OF
Thomas C. Morton, Thomas Patton, Trustee Of james
Patton and Euphenis his wife, Thomas Prosssrl Thomas
rTo..sr Junior and Louis Straller,--suit No =
iSum n ousl.-To the Defendants, JAMES ~ T. So
MILL ard SARAH H. his wife, THOMAS c. MORTON,
John NJ Fontsne General Assignee in baniiuptcy,
CHARLES b. MERRIMAN, Trustee Of Thomas u Morton.
You are hereby and answer the complaint
in this action which will be filed the Office Of the CLERK " me
CITY and County Of NewYok at the City Hall IN the said
city and cory Of snswer TO the sad
on the subscriber his Office No 81 Wall street the City of
within twenty days a.er the service Of nv sum
mons on YOU exclusive OF the day OF such service and you
fail 10 the rsd complaint With the time AFORESAID ne
plaintiffs this seon viii Apply 20 the Court Tor tne res as
handed 10 the COMMUNICATED Nov. 9, 1883
ST cOwDREY, Psn.lfs Attorney !,
The complaint this filed in the ONCE OF the Cisrf
of the CITY and County of NowYork January ~ o-Da
ted January q 1885, g. COWDREY, PLAINTIFF Attorney
iae6 lswGwSat
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-02-16
pEDuCED E|5oPoUNDs BAGGAGE

~ FhKEle per pound exeess-foar boars FROM
ocean 20 BY Panama Ra~ad No extra Meals
the ltn Tor Through for Cali
oTna via Panama Railroad The United states NJ al sesn.p
COMPANY WI dispatch for AsTinS all on WEDNESDAY FEB
-, O'Clock m precisely from Pier foot Of Wure1st
North River, the wekno~n and fat steamship GEORGE
LAW. Cart " m L. Herndon, u. :. ~
Passengers and Mai. vii be forwarded By Pansns Railroad,
and Panama with the Pacific Mall Steamship Compa
nys magnificent steamship JOHN l. STEPHENS, X n
Per.On ander which will be in readiness and e.ve i'm
mediaiely Tor san FNnciscO.
The public informed that the P NJ : Co Always haTs
ONE or MORE EXTRA STEAMERS lying az Panama ready
Tor sea 70 avoid possible detention OF passengers or mails
For passsre aTTly 70 w RAYMOND. Il the only ofce OF
tie toula1es No III Nestst corner a-ren ST. New OK
1honrh Freight san Fritcso be contracted iof
q very low rates 70 leave Panama BY the steamer Oregon u
March. ArrlY a. ahcre.
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d. S. HoUGH, Auctioneer.
TUNIJIg (Satnrday) MORNING all the elegant

and costly contents the fye.story whe-front house
No ~ Warrens College place opposite Hudson river
R,ilrosd depot at lOl o'clock Sale is peremp'ory. Tine
furniture almost Of the best make and fully warranted
aud the decorations and Embellishments Of the most tasteful
Description. The sale will commence in the -,
PARLORS which contain elegant mabletop center Tables
of different STYLES massive revolving front rosewood Secretary
and Bookcase fine costly rosewood, octave double acuO
Piano forte heavily carved two complete sets oil sohd
rosewood in fine quality OF French brocR
invalid Chairs and do Paris recep
ton (hars nAetOp rosewood French Etagere hney hu-
bbed work Tables inad with pearl fixtures ivory
Also number Qusrettes ands, Shelves, &c in rose
French plate oval Mirrors in elegant frames
brocatee and fine lace Curtains the Oh Paint
res are The Highlands" by Weber; Views the sus-
opebappA by Brese Retreat of the Austrans, by Nerne
ard others fruit pieces and hunting scenes orno
bonze and marble Clocks days. also great variety oil
decorations by the refined taste embracing vases
Of Sevres porcelain marble Busts OF Clay and Webster and
others bsque Figures aud articles OF veIu very n turkey
Garrett also Brussels ingram &c; stair do Rugs, &C
DINING ROOM-FOurieen feet mahogany extension Table,
aboepry dining and Tables French decorated China Dn
er and Tea Sets also English and French cut Glass Ware
Knives and Forks Crockery Bells Casters, spoons
Louor Cases Wines. Decanter ruby do, rms ana SILVER
Services Spoors Forks TRAYS, &c Goh'e Linen Napkins
Carpetng costly rosewood and ma
boranv Bedeads also dressing Bureaus and Weshans also
God Anor elegant article plate glass fronts Mirrors
rure curedha Mattresses mahogany Sofas mahogany Chars
Rockers do damask Quilts Couherpanes, loAet
Seis sc. Sale is positive rain or shine
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C,UpREME COURT-City and County Of New.

- y
y Yo-Ebenerer Csuldw ell and Stephen conoyer sesvv-
ps Executors the last win and Testament Of John Gray,
deceased seanst John Mortimer junior and James fston
Surviving Executors and Trustees under aud by virtue o. ne
last viii and Of Thomas C. Morton deceased mo
said John Mortimer junior and Csthsrne T. his WIFE, James
Patton ard Eurherna hs wife Alexander Watson and Jane
Allen his wife Homer Morgan and Caroline Lous hs WHO.
lanes NJ L. scoyil end Sarah NJ, his wife, Thomas
G. Morton, Thomas c. NJ Patton, Edmund \. Mills sod
Fuphena H. his wife Isabella Patton Robert H. g. fstcn'
lanes Patton younger Alexander w Patton John H. MOI
tme and bis wife George Thompson ana Ann
Eliza his wife Ebert Van kleeck and Rachael Isabella NE we
MAY Louisa Mortimer Morton Mortimer Clarence mor
mer an pbe Mortimer, Thomas C. NJ Patton AdninisttatoI
credits which Peter Morton deceased unamnisteed
Edward Finley and Frances, his wife, Samuel Mclean ana
Charlotte bis wife, Polly Ann fomlinson John f9ntsne
General Assignee in Bankruptcy Cherries b. MerriuaAn Trustee
of Tbsmss Morton Thomas Patton Trustee Of Jane: faten
and Eunhenis his wife, and Joseph Eison-Sun NO u
(Suupops ITO the defendants; JAMES ~ H. sCOViLL
and SARAH NJ, his wife, THOMAS C. MORTON John y.
Fopt,n6 General Assignee In Bankruptcy CHARLES D.
MERRIMAN Trustee OF Thomas &. Moronfou are hereby
required the complaint IN this acon
which will be led In the Office Of tho Clerk OF tbs CITY and
County OF EewYork at the City Hs In the said city and 20
serve cory your the said complaint ON the sub
York twenty days ser the service Of this summon: on
YOU exclusive the day Of such service and you fail "
answer the said complaint within the time aforesaid the PLAIN
fs will apply the Court for the relief demanded
in dc conn aint-Dated November y, 1855.
g. F.COWDREY PLAINTIFF Attorney.
The eomTsint Ia this seon filed In tho Once OF TIE
itS-p.t.d January e. 1885 S.F COWDREY,
is.s I.wsvsst PLAINTIFF Attorney
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-02-16
NETWORK and ERIE RAILROAD.-Oa

NETWORK and ERIE RAILROAD.-OR
IN and after MONDAY Dee 1885 add until further nstss,
Passenger Trains will leave Pier foot Of DsAHss . olo~',
viz: -
BUFFALO EXPRESS, alta N. for Buffalo direct, without
change Of bssage At Honelsyls this train eonnsss
with war for DaIkiTk and all stations the sstsrn
Diyxon.
NAIL .ts:I5A N. kr Durkirk and Bufso and iaterns'
date staionA PASSENGERS BY this will remain aSht
az Ovego and proceed the next morning .
kEWBURGH EXPRESS, N4p. IN, for Hswbursh direct
without obsnse q
ROCKLAND PASSENGER at p m. via suasrn's, fer
Pieruont and intermediate Stations
WAY PASSENGER, .4 p m, for ou,vins and tntsrms'
diee Stations
ETGHT EXPRESS 1t > m. for Dunkirk and BuSso.
EnfGRAHT, ct 5 p H. for Dunkuk and Buffalo and istsr'
rne--ste stations
No Tran will leave on SUNDAY.
These Eryren Trains Era with the Elmir. and
N,tsr. Fs1s Railroad for Niagara Falls at Butao and Dua'
frk Las shore Railroad FOX Cleveland CinsaAAt
Toledo, Detroit, Chicago, he.
D. C. NcCALLUM General saperints ,tsnt.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-02-16
11HE GREATEST MEDICAL DISCOVERY

KENNEDY of Rolbury has discovered IN one Of our eoIr
pasture weeds remedy hst surs, htnp o.
He has eleven hundred cases. AID Doyef aled
exert IN two ceses ooa lnunuI -, In. IN ,zithis
Ts botIes are warranted TO cure nursing sore nOs,h
Que 10 three bottles will the worst hind OF puppies ~
Tno or three bottle, will clear the system Of bilss
Two bottles warranted to tbs worst eanser N Tue
Three to five bottle. are warranted the worst ease Of
One or two bottles are warranted all hamor in The
Two bottle. srs warranted to running Of the ears and
-Four or .I bottles are warranted corrupt and running
ulcers. - .-....lt
Two three bottles are warranted TO cure inc "ors case
nn:wom. 49,. a.,r...,.
ThF.s to four bottle. warranted to ours AIT yheu%
Five egi; bottles will cure the worst ea. OF eroiuA
benefit !. always experienced from the fist bottle, and
perfect snted when the stoyG qGanaty sase
rubabe those who
a, The wonderful medicines Of tho day that common weed
growing the pasture: and along Ola ons 'S So .vn
hor has start There no lie nor Anas haias nor nsa
.oS. IT, S OF Ssif eS u Boston saor the 81
Acts Of it every II has already done some OF the great
year old to old people OF sixty have poor pry wory.
booking children whose flesh soft and habby restored 70
ne,fect state of health By one bottle. -
TO those WHO are subject 70 hesdsehs bottle viii
always IT, gives great relief N es,aTn ana
Ieep regulated BY IT, Where the body sound it WORKS quite
but where there
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asnped they slwsys disappear IN from four days to week
There it; the contrary when that
feeling is gone will feel yourself like new person
heard sDeomius Of thst ever
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Whos,sle AGENT. for New.York C. v. CLICRENER Co.
No 81 Bsrlsy-.L CHARLES H. RING, No l91 BIGsiwsy
A n 4 d SANDS No. lfl Wiliism-st. MARSH, ORVlS 4
Co No $50 (ir.snrieh-st.; sCHlEFFELIN, BROS. Co,
No 10 Wusm.,t. BOYD PAUL, Chsn6er..tj WELLS
4 DO No IFS FraDilin.st ;McKISSOE, ROBBINS Co. NO.
rs HsdenIsno; HAVILAND, HARRAL hl5LEfL war
r,p..t BARNES PARK, So4 Broadwayi WARD, CLOSE
60 M.dsn.sne; Mrs HAY ), Brooklyn; and FOR sale Of
r.,. bv j, respsotsbe DruEgiss throughout the Union.
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NrFW-IFRSEY RAU.ROAD-For PHII.A-

IN DFLPHIA and the SOUTH and WEST wa JERSEY
CITY-nted Msl md Exrres Line. Leave New forh
% IS N 4 and & In ard II q And p m The New
Jerse ,Aecorrrodaton Line leaves al Y - soppee
=, Al Through Tickets sold for CtIclnnsE lat
an a.. the Wet and for Baltimore, Washington, Norfoh
hc aNhroush baggage checks 70 Warrington IN n An
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AR w e S s L L III o + L 3
~ WATER CURE ESTABLISHMENT,
At BRATTLEBoRo, VI - ,
The sr., Institution Of this kind established In tho United
states still enjoys former reputation and open at al tnes
Of N. wear for the reception Of guests Those intending 70 aya
eves ~ ia ADVANTAGES are invited 10 apply Terms
30 per week CONhaD WLoon OF t s,p, s,naept
FREDERICK MILLER, NJ. D., Resident Physician
Brattlebofo Vt, Feb, 1875