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Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-04-08
From the CIarksHlIle Chronicle.

From the CIarksville Chronicle.
TRICE's LANDING TOBACCO MARKET !
April 2, 1856
Oldham, Pettus 4 Co., sold 40 hhds tobacco as
follows: 10 hhds Jugs at $50 to $50; hhds. leaf at
700 to 1876; 81 do. at 800 to 1908.
c. II. SMITHS TOBACCO WAREHOUSE,
GAINESVILLE Tenn, April 8.
Sales by c. II Smith of IA hhds. Tobacco as fol.
lows: $685. 865, $50, s25, $40, $50, $50, SIS, $50,
ESQ, SIS, 775, no, 1855.
Averaging 1914, largest average the season.
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Mutual Protection Insurance COMPANY

LII persons indebted 10 the Mutual Protection Insurance
~ Company requested to cali Immediately their Of
fee No IS Public Square, ard settle After the 1s OF May
next all notes aud accounts due the company will be placed
the hands OF an officer for collection.
sp4-1m J. L. BOSTICK, Trustee.
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-04-08

STEAM FIRE ENGINES essrs Duval, Algeo
& Co, Memphis, have Steam Fire Engine at
tached TO their wharf boat. The Bulletin says
"it is beautiful piece Of machinery, and
worked well upon the first trial" The city Of
Louisville has also inst installed a steam FIRE
engine of extraordinary capacity.
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-04-08

400 KEGS WHEELING NAILS,
HUI 250 boxes Star and Mould Candles,
40 No. ] and Palm Soap,
$50 bbls. Choice N. q, Moasses,
100 dozen Buckets,
20 bbls. Crushed and Powdered Sugars,
81 hhds. n. q. Sugars
800 bags Coffee,
$50 boxes Tobacco. In store and for sale by
ma'h27 SEYMOUR, TANNING co.
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81 cents.
TOBACCO-No transactions worthy of note
BACON-Hog round, -. -. TIA n
Hams, q u
Sides, d74
Shoulders, -. d6f
LARD. E. E. 7fas
SUGAR-In hhds., per ID. 7G9
bbls., &. TIA 81
COFFEE-RIo, l2dI3
WHISKY-Per gallon, Nashville, %
Pixies, .. 25
Peacock's, 25
Wilshire's, .. :. . 25
0'Kane's, extra, 80
MOLASSES-N. O., per gallon, 80 40
SALT-By the Dbl, per bushel, IS
Sack, coarse, $l.6O
fine, -. 19O
FLoUR-BbL, .. scat
Sack, per cwt., 81. 5Oa3.5O
GRAIN-Wheat, per bush, sOca$l 90
Corn, ZOa2o
Oats, 80
Rye, 80
CHEESE-Western Reserve 12f
English Dairy. Is
BUTTER-Fresh. l5a9O
~ p-a--, ch;nIa, A a., Cy-.-t.-
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-04-08

Ey john YORK & Co. advertise n new ar
rival Of Books in this mornings Patriot. They
have also received Frank LesyieS illustrated
Newspaper.
REMovAL.-By an advertisement Of Messrs.
Snyder 81 Frzzell, their patrons and the public
will learn that they have been compelled tenn
porarily to remove to No. 90, Public Square,
the old stand Of James Ncho The change is
made necessary by the removal Of wall adj
joining their present location. Their customers
10 the meantime, will find their large and ee
giant stock of Boots and Shoes as cheap as ever,
and the gentIemanly proPrietors and their en-
ployees as ready to deal them ont.
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-04-08
A GOOD CLEANSING BITTER,


Reader! You appealed to earnestly. Don't say, 81"
could believe this to be uel IhSve Of the above COM
plants and would take the medicine at once II could only
have confidence" IT Is TRUE-it honest truth
there spoken. Come then, your mind irritable
Disconnected and gloomy you have cole pains AZ
eating foodf your body begins to waste
strength 10 fail you your countenance assumes haggard
and sOw aspect you have difficulty in lying your left
side your skin is dry and shrveled II you have appe
and variable and perhaps entirely Destroyed
your system aDgud especially during the process OF d.
gestOn you have constant uneasy feeling in the stom
ACTIVITY you have only fit Of Indigestion and these great
Btters made to Indigestion and they will do it, too
and all its attendant lls-and while at first gently smn
aes the stomach cleansing aud removing these troublesome
agents. it upon tie skin, removing morbid vitiaed
humos identifying the face kudlng life and energy in
entire frame; then reader will the world longer look dark
and oomy longer will your dearest hopes be banshed
and thrust aside but with health ahd strength you will
forth into the world with thou ands OF Others The
Grefsuberg Health Filters have given new life"
This invaluable medicine is put up packages at 25 cents
each. Each package will make two quarts strong inyig
and tonic decOctOn. For sale by al uggsts Ia the
state, and by ALEX. MACKENZIE,
M II College
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COMMERCIAL.
DAILY PATRIOT OFFICE.
Nashville, April s, 1856.
TORACCO-No transactions worthy Of note.

COTTON-sales yesterday of 100 bales at 7aa
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ROBERT MOORE,
Commission Merchant,
Nashville and Chattanooga Railroad

CONTINUEs n give his best attsntoa TO The parchaes
- aud sale ofPreaoe and articles Of Domestic manufacture
Property Of al kinds forwarded promptly. MARLIN
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-04-08

The Travelling Public
EtAN And No. 81 College ST., splendid assortment OF
y Trunks, Valises, Ca pet Bags and satchels.
mArrb25 SNYDER 4 FRIZZELL.
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ITAyE reuessl - tas Nsrte cas-, eresI q sas Raee
-h~r- thas seuf b. pezse q their customers ana
staok u los Z ssu days VII es a-Se AL
extszEiss. So 80 sfe
IA - ~ y
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-04-08
Staple Goods.
HiRhlander.

OUR of Staple Goods complete and our Pri
" ces low. Come and see for yourselves,
AT McCLELLAND'S,
and st
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-04-08
Prom the Spring " Trade Sales"
NeaS RO0ks.

TfHE sehscrbe- Feoeivins asd ~ erHtinue
ecVs large liiens % th deparsmeaf Of Ne basiness
AAo hanf larg- assortmenE q Enprrior Nashville
Nauufiefur-d Cod fsHs Wiki WI Be I'D under - guar
prces a. No - Pltfe sqaafr.
as BESJ. ! sinELTs AUCTION DEPor.
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100 BASKETS les, received per steamer Eossrl-a
iNU direct Elpol taton-eih Castouo Hosse lad %
e as '' a. cspr. u.u. = = s s q Sus square.
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-04-08

ameFs o., Robsrtsoa and Cine
% Malassrs; too haH DO (, 30 hzsf
DAYS, rILcHEg 4 CO.
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S'TEAM ENGINES
Cnfa,rha Wine.

WILL Keep eoustauy Rand, sHFPiy u Dry Fpar1-
i hnz vines uheh ~ farnRh he trade az Cincinnati
prizes, iEvishls adasd- laPi 7. A MCCALL
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-10-20

REMOVAL or THE QUARANTINE SIATIos,-A me
moris issued by the Executive Committee appointed
TO promote this object the removal Of Quarantine, ha
been in circulation for days past and has been
signed by a large number Of our leading citizens.
The memorial sets forth that when the Quarantine
was first located at Staten Island, about fifty years
aSo the place was suitable enough; but now that Q
popuOus village has grown up around it, and commu.
ncaton with the city by steam become constant and
direct and moreover, as the commercial Interests Of
New-York have vastly increased in magnitude, re-
curing enlarged sanitary accommodations that the
Quarantine should be removed down TO Sandy Hook,
where the State owns land well adapted for such
purpose. At the present Quarantine station, i well
known, there are no facilities for warehousing and
ventlatng csrgoes. Such cargoes as are not allowed
to be lgbered TO the city must remain in the vessel
for periods varying from ten N sixty days, thus sub.
jectng the owners to very considerable loes. But Il
the Quarantine should be removed TO Sandy Hook,
the design is to construct long pier, covered with
warehouses, into which vessels coming from injected
ports may discharge their cargoes to be ventilated,
while the vessels may be deansed and famigased
without much detention. The friends Of this project
are making strenuous efforts in its behalf, and il 10
possible the coming Legislature may be persuaded 10
have the Quarantine removed 20 some other less oh
iectionable locality.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-10-20
THE GREATEST MEDICAL DISCOVERY

M KENNEDY Of RoIbury h.s Uncovered ). OF. q car
HU@oR' o =. S.r.t se,%jsa asss 70 a ss-.oa p,"o.
he hss red IL over eleven t''e, .na hers Ia 80
two hundred eerfos's Of IL '.as, a. ~h'n
twenty niles Of Beston-
One thr-e bottles viii the worst bDd Of pinpe. c,
Two or tire. bottle. vi clear Ii. s,r-n q eols
Two bottles warranted 10 cure iAs -os' eAnE'' IN The
Three 70 i,e bo,.s warranted the Of
'r}.r. Two bottle, r..n.d 10 cur. al buuos il tn.
Two bottle. are warranted to running Of he can and
Jote. .,s vIr.n,eG ,orup; I'd rasrna
ulcers
Two bottles warranted TO cure he went e,seof
three bottles ~, vss1ted the most de'ye
rate case Of rbeenaiism. ,.,
Tire. four bottles are -sTrsntTs 70 sur.
Five eight bottles viii care The worst case OF SoA
benefit I. .w,ys experienced from the ht'i eDte ne
PER-, ,ufn ~ nTs,bI, 20 those -bo have ue1
a. The wonderful medicine, Of the day that 60 nmon we'd
on the p.s,u. along old stone -..' hOad ear.
humor has Tkeress no h nor snd' han' nof "a
;so IT, ' Sd,,. o, Il 10 n. vicinity Of Bo.tor the
.see. ,.. ssr. IL to itr.a
Old g .d rsoD' e s.'s o 's s.tbyP 'a ~
s,oredto perfect state Of health By one bottle e,
who subject 10 SICK nesd.chs ono o9e w
son who lave AIKEN h,,: s.h COY, ,e1na r. a1,.
nature very feelings bat you must Dot Be
ammed they always dspPsN in from four days 10 week
91e, 10 bad result from H. the contrary when st
feeling sose yos will feel yourself IKE person heard
The eno@aans Of j, that
is.en.d to.
Manufactured by DONALD KENNEDY, No. 12s wsuen-r,
RoIhury Mas. Prizes el
Wbole..e Ase~t, for Eev.Yort: " CLICKENXR Co,
10. 81 Bscl.y.t; CHARLES H. RING, No ls2 Broadway
A. 3. L d. SANDS, No lH Wilan.st; MARSH, ORVlS
CO. No 80 Gr.en~ichst BOYD PAUL, Chnnber,.r. j
WRLLst Co, No. us Tr,niin- It MekEssoN ROBBINS
Co., No l45 hidenlsne; HAVILAND, HARRAL L
RIsLEY Wsuenst. BARNES PARK. No S94 Broadway
WARD CLOSE l. Co, kside.land; Hn HAYES, Brooklyn:
retail By Al respectable Drusss s
Union.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-10-20
COUNTRY PRODUCE AND CITY CON
SUMERS-PROPOSED REFORM
To he ESi,or If TIE ". Y. Tribv.s.

To he ESi,or u TIE ~ Y Tribw<
SIR: The recognized evils belonging to the present
system Of individual competition, in the great trust Of
supply ing whole nation with the necessares OF life are
principally follow: The commodities, in their passage
from the producer 10 the consumer take an indirect
cour-e through an unnecessary number Of hands whcn
results in an undue enhancement Of cost % ;he hnaI
nurcbsser Tn. oneraons Of retailers are divided among
too many shop-keepers, and there - too re,t d
waite Of periehsbe commOdities. During the sumner
months three per cent Of all the fresh meat ana I'VE
per cent of all the green vegetables brought 70 us
an; .c~,i,n dS ntere,s ats the seller against the pur
cbsssr and inct. upon society the denorazlng prae-
tees ~ nr;n.t ueas,re sdultersion OF merchandise,
Overchsrge Misrepresentation and oistr frauds.
That remedy Of this evil .hsrld be spilled "a OBJ
WON. snonoh II our city contains population OF
zoo eco consumers, involving an annual outlay Of
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'1ORTGAGE sALE.-JAMEs Fl. MORROW

M - IRA CHRISTIAN made and Lliy~sa 70 BEyy,-
hN VILE s s JAN, 'n N re. Of s a.,e
a. and 6yhar eonetioued for the payment Of the Of
49, ~ Arri nsIt thereafter with interest thereon from the
de Of Al seven p sent per lasn ssa 4
ors.s.a % Gs.at Of pAJHen' Har'aAnt tn
;Ier.of and which mor'tAas -h ac poSer OF sale hen
con M ~ NewYorL in Lbcr No. ~ Of Morfs- pas.
ia on ibe ,eeond day Of August lat
~ Vayent Of the money scared 20 D. paid thereby
b, nan. wasieof the Powsr OF So o-eAns Gps
Wi- 10 Reune R Randolph or 4aAbe consideration by
a. Ia I'D ouuer Of said mor;sase. Said Instrument,
- fry ,rsnox edged and recorded aid R. .i.tsr.
.r' n At lau hsv. Instituted ne
su.rror aid gaze eIe'It th ~ ou " ped
u " es rdonh 20 foreco,- aid ror-Sare, lch action
h.. bss e.coni and ended and NO ludsmen Us been
gysts 5ue md payable upon sd mo-rse a. the d'e Of
III. notice the 'UG q ne ,toasah4 1nS ass - l ny
i've cent. Over ard ABOVE a. f''4 - -
1Isn sAa 80 ver h. pursuan; III power Of sale
. -,[I lie I'D mort vii b. iorrclosec by So Of
ue nortsseed premises sTa.tea o. 5Na MOI :. Plolc
seS .. rYofi on WEDNESDAY he nns'-rn,h day Of
d IN. wear 1856 81 u o'clock q thai dAy;
,b sd uortsss,d premises axe described IL SID mortgage
s,.H We STi la. Si 1 ta 81 w SS Of u.
~ SwYors between the seventh and Eighth avenues
,J S.tin ru.hed msP on fle in the office Of The
N and or the City and County Of New-fors entitled
man Of 81 Lois Of Land ~ OIoung thr ProPI9 ua'le
II GS b.in, mart Of the farm Of samuel l. Norton. de-
eS bv tn NUMBER 81 thyl nd 81 lthy-oqel being 20
bounded .ournery in front BY Ihryseventh street and
@ a. h, number - (thry-twoj on sud map northeEy n
~ ot. nm ber- IS Casen) and u ltwslvp) on said
nan and westerly BY ot nurneI - nn.l on AID HaP
- 80 ios containing IN font and twenty-five feet
"a ~ i.. aud in length on eaca side ninetyeisht nine
ot % Is .xceptiug eighteen feet the eas'ery line
- 80 ~ ot (3 ,hirtyone which i rot included IL said nos
s--.-I.,.d New FORK AuEus - 1870. 80
p,adsrc, No ~ Vest Ssh street, Ney-lo ORA City.
IL GooplLE, No. 2rs Broadway Ne"'lork.
aus lawl3tM
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-10-20
FIRES.

TlRE IN NORFOLK srREEr-ENPLosIos ~ Gas
About a o'clock Saturday afternoon an explosion Of
gas occurred in the dwelling. house No. Ill Norfolk
street b. which the building was set on fire and sew"
ersl people badly burned 1t appears that gas-ppes
had been rcently put in the house. and at the tune
above mentioned Of the family attempted TO light
the gas in the rst-story back ROOM Considerable gas
having generated in the roonl the moment the hghs
was produced explosion occurred, which tore away
the window -sashes and set fire to the building
Mr.. Ryan, the occupant, with his wife and chlh'
were in the room and considerably burned before
they could ESCAPE to the hall. The flames were soou
subdued by the fremen and citizens.
Damage to the building about 500. Fnlly insured.
The furniture nearly destroyed
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-10-20
IN THE SUPREME COURT OF the STATE of

NEw-YoRK-ssl.h r. '.o Da,er and C.ia,hs ,. - -.
vile .rairst lisu A NAn D-1-r and Enr. L hr
J.re. Dewey selAh Van DuEe ard AnAnn. MS vie Ar
hid soreryille John Van Sos,rsnd Joeph HAnd''pa
s nepile ,ud Emma Louisa hi. wife Lebseus Ayres AZ
,g.n.,s Ia, wife Van Asyne Gwyer, Robert BOYD AAe
Ss-s, his xif~-Po the DEFENDANTS above nAissi 40
,sch OF the N. You hereby ssumosed I'D i.au.,a
,vrr the conn LIANT ihi. seiion ~nicn wi . 80 -
oHEce Of the Crrk Of the City and County OF New -
GU y, ali ~ aid Civ aud copy OF your
,h,.,id rorpplsn on the .ubcrher Ms Office Nc 81
in ssd Civ within iweniy day. after tAe serve o. - 49,
~. ON ,ou .,.lu.ye II the dly Of s1cn .erE'' NC
tiI 10 sn,v er the .sd compliant S1hin the nn'e
ps uiiss Thu action Will IFp.y - ne 1S,, isS
III d.nanasd IN ,h. coupilint-DAtsl Septeni q
DAVID c. lISoLAso Piain'.as 6 At,5's ~ "a.
The .l eotnpl,iut WAS f.i in the ofce ~ III - ~
C,,, and Counry Of New York AZ tb~ C,y HA u 80
,hs'ls;h G.y Of s~p,erab.r Ia ;he yeS ieS. "'h ~N
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-10-20

CIPREME COCRT.-FOWIER NJ. hAl dgt
- HENRY v MINER. SAM FL r. TOWNSEND, RIG u
REID and AMES MALCOM.-sumnons foI keIc u ON NOT
svedl-To the Defendants iou hereby summoned ana
tle the Clerk Of the County OF Kings ST ue City M
the City OF Brooklyn and TO serve copy OF your
Tie sid complaint on the subscribers their Office No all
At in the City NeYok within twIy days ser the ser
wee Of tis you exclusive OF the day 81 :ch GER
vice and if you fail the said complaint WITHIN te
time aforesaid plaintiff in this action will sppy TO me
Court for the relief demanded IN the comp AniDaI'd' New
York June Il, 1856 HEARNES WAkREN
'' Plantif's Attorneys
She complaint in the shove sction hled IN le once ~
the Clerk Of County Of Kings the 2th day Of June 1870
HEARNEk WARREN, Plaintiff Attorney:
SIS iawswM No. q Wallis.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-10-20
DFNNSYIyANIA RAILROAD.-The GREAT

i CENTRAL ROUTE, connecting the Atlantic eiaes with
Wesrn and South western Ststes by con-
tnuou. Rawss direct The Road also Prtsbursh
all in the Western Rivers
and Al Cleveland aud sandusky with 10 all ports
the North Lakes mailing the most direct cheapest and
reliable by which FREIGHT can be forwarded 10 ana
from the Great W est. ..,n.,,
RATS BETWEEN PHILADELPHIA and PITTSBURGH:
FIRsr CiAss-Boets Shoe Dry Goods Tin o. psr 100 IA
boxes FIs, fesrr' 6c...:...........)
SECOND CT Ass.-Books and Stationery, Dry 49,
Goods tin bsletl Hardware, Leather To-. Per IV' ID
Wool, kc...............s .''.' .'''''''':(
TulKp CLLss-Anvls, Bsggng, Bacon and Sc n.r 100 u
Pork lin bulk). Hemp, &c. ..............:)
FOURTH ClAss-Cofeo, Fish, Bacon and "a ~, 100 N
Pork (paeked) Lard and Lard Ofl........
shipping Goods from int east OF fhisdeph S Ps
tcular the package Nis PENNEY vsnia RAILROAD All
Goods consigned the Agents Of ts Road a. Philadelphia OF
Pittsburgh will h. forwarded without detCntoh
FRIICHT AGpSr.-Harrs Wormley Co, Memphis, Tenn !
n = Sas. 4 Co. 81. Louie; J. = Mitchell Son Evansville
Ind Dumesni Bell Murdoch, and Carter Jtweit Louis
vile Nv; b C. Medium Madison Ind. spngman Brown,
md irwin Co Cincinnati; n w Graham Co.. Zanesvle,
Ohio Leech Co. No 81 Kiby st, Boston; Leeeh Co. No
? As,or IIouse New.York No. Nlianst, and No Bat
ter, place NewYork; sno.der, Philsderhs Mssrs~
Moon. Baltimore Geo. c Frsnciseua Pittsburgh
For further particulars bills al lsdDs, apply t.
LEIGH Co, Agents Penn: ksilrosd Co.;
" II HOUSTON General Freight Agent, Philadelphia
~ ] LONBAERT, superint IL ndent, Altoona. IA
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-10-20

NrEWYORK SUPREME CUU ri = knes
n ic'nnt,-Tbe NEW YORK FIRE INSURANCE CoH:
ANf GEORGE Gss GaFES q MFR Sa H dhs
y n mon. for relief - To the Defeutanis
s1FPHEN HICKS, PARHAM and JOSEPH sS;IIt
- .be amended complaint IN this action, ach WAS
Sd ~ the ofce the Clerk OF me County OF Kings a the
-, UU T. the civ Of Brooklyn, the thirteenth tay -
1856 and copy 81 your answer 70 the said
- ,r. on the .ubscrbery at then Office No 70 Boadey
Civ on Nw-Yok within twenty DAYS after the service
- III. uo. on you, exclusive Of the day OF sch .rylc"
"a Won iii 20 siswer the said complaint within the 'ne
az b ,srtiH in this action viii apply 70 the Cour tor
a. LIZ An de Ia The plsu'Da,' Ne~fork sept
t. 1851. GOoDhAH ias R-'aJ,.se \ Y
LIZ lsnfRH ~. ~ pIl'HNa' ~ -
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-10-20
DEYNSYLvANIA RAILROAD.-THREE

Il DAILY THROUGH TRAINS BETWEEN PHlLA-
DFLPHIA and PITTSBURGH-The MORNING 4 Il
TRA leaves Philadslphia for Pittsburgh and
leaves Pittsburgh philadelphia IN The FAST LINE
leaves Philadelphia for Pittsburgh At 100 m AID rt,se1rs
leave. Philadelphia Pittsburgh IL and Pittsburgh
The hove LINE. connect al Pittsburgh with the railroads 70 and
from St. Louis. No; Alton, G&ens and Chea5o n'no.
son La F.yete and Indianapolis Ind Cincinnati Dayton,
Springfield Beefoniaiue sandu,sy Toledo C'evS.ld 10
psciet boat from aud New Orleans St. Louis Lou'
Vile, and Cincinnati ..,,-,
For further hsndbs in the hotels 81 tins ey
Passenger, " IN snd this the shortest most expeditions and
comfortable route between the Fast and West
THROUGH tickets can b. had 3; either Of the ove mentioned
psses in the Wet, OF Of
Courtlsndt-s,., New York
J. L. ELLIOTT, Agent PerpsyvAnis Railroad Co,
No ? AsoT House Broadway, New. YORK
New lOfk jan 1855. Phlsdelpbh
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-10-20
CTPREME COURT. COUNTY Of KINGS; -,

- Tbs FMPIRE CITY FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY
sSsir.t zENAs 4. CROKER, CT sHING PRIME aud
NARY hi. Mf ('he wife # the said CIsn, Prince hers
dcsrnaed by the of Mary her real name 6'ns IN
N, 20 b. mad the County o. Atugs-Slninous
r Relef Com not To the above named Derndarts
Won arc hereby sun moued and required 70 answer the com
; =; ,ts scfiou which has been lied in tire office Of the
Ft Of The County of King. bic Office in the CITY Hall in
tie City Of Brooklyn, and serve copy 81 y9ut % @
s Amt on the subscriber his otce. No 81 Wal
street, In he city New York within weny day. ler te
service of this you exclusive Of the day OF snh
service. and if you fail n" sod complaint wh
rio time aforesaid the Plaintiff in this action will sppy b. the
Court for the relief demanded ia tue comP1ht-Dated New"
York 5, ptenber 49, 1855. =, c.u.u.
MARBTRY Plsntifrs Attorney, No. @ WaIls =
The complaint the above action filed IN the once "
the Cerk Of the County Kings the 18Th day OF
1886 r. r. mAhpt
s.qIavfwM fIIhtiHb Aitii'y'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-10-20

The nomination Of Peter G. Osborne for Conyesa
by The Cow ntion Of the IVth District on Tuesday,
will give very general satisfaction in this county Mr..
Osborne is deservedly popular among u.s. and viii pou
as large vote any that could be named. Frou
the moment that the Missouri Compromise WA re.
pealed be took his stand against the Administrations
which consum mated the Outrage and has firmly main-
tsined his po-ton TO the present hour He nay be
relied upon to be true under all circumstances ~ con-
stitutonal freedom and is worthy Of the confidence
and support Of all branches Of the Opposition In this
District. Sussex Herald.
There is demand for Republican speakers in sus-
sex County
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Uater Cure.

nR. F. j. LOEWENTHALs WATER CUR
- BERGEN Nights, HUDSON Co. kEW-JEhsEl-
will open during the Winter Among the desses ior
which Winter treatment ia particularly adapted and powerful
We neon Rheumatism Gout Chronic Inflammation, Feye<
ard ArUe. &c.
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NEW-YORK and HEW .,,H RAILROAD IA LS ~.

y MMFN ADVANCEMENT COMMUNICATING I"'0'
Passenger Stations Corner Broadway and CsnLsl
In New York. s Corner 2sth- St and 4h-aF
TRAINS LHAvE New oRK-foT New Haven: T. Sa m ,JI);
1880 3:l5 E1 p. For Bridgeport: T. tEx)
1880 Sis On $50 m. For Milford ststford Fsirss.d,
Southport and wespor; 7a% l2S sis 80 20 n; For
For Darien and Greenwich: ga 1880 5l5 i5o 5;lo
s;l5 ?. m. For Stamford: Z, g., lEx m l2;N S;ls
TI $3.50 SIS 6l5 .. For Port Chester and Intermediate
Stations: IA IN. f2;So 8, To- 4:0, Sis, 6:l5 p m
CONNECTING TRAIXs-For Boston: Sa m Tx ~ m.
x) For Hartford and Springfield: tEI) lt:So p m
p m. (Ex For Connecticut River Railroad TO montreal
a m (Fx.& For Canal Railroad r. IN (Ex.) and l2;S p M
10 Wtstfeid For New.London Railroad: sI M For
Housatonic Railroad: For Nauestuck Rahrosd: @
M Sl5 P. For DanbuIy and SorwaA Railroad: T. III
SIM p.. Nowu.vsr. $50 7 es5.
m Ok l:5O (Ex.) 4:So $50 p m EIl From bndseRr';
si0 7:4o IO:8 M, EX) 2.7 Enl Sill, lo;oe m JEI.
From Eorwat: 4:+5 6:44 sl5 TO- 50 m Ok - Et9
1873, $751; II 80 a (EI 4:0s SIT NJ
'-N' ' JAMES II. HOYT Superintendent