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TESTIMONY E&uM NORTH CAROLINA.


Certificate of DR.. w. Smith, of Pine Hill, Rich
morsd County, North Carolina.
PINE HILL, March A, 1854.
DEAR SIR: haye been subject of Dyspepsia in
its worst FORM for the last FIVE years. Such was my
condition for twelve months that the physicians and
all who saw me said l must die. While in this con-
diton, was carried to the watering places in Vir
ginia, Tennessee, and North Carolina but was not
benefited by any water to which was taken. While
on my way home, stopped week at Rutheriordton,
small village in North Carolina, to try the effect of
some Chalybeate water in that place. About the last
of the week wentint drug store to get some med
icine for my child and myself There were several
of the village physicians in the store and of them
seemed to take some interest in my case, and after
asking me some questions said he had been dys-
peptic and had been greatly benefited by the use of
"Hoofsnd's German Bitters ;" prepared by you, and
he insisted that would try the Btters He also
called the next day at my room and insisted much
that would try them that | asked him to get me
one bottle. He did it. and commenced taking ii as
directed and was more benefited by it than all the
water and medicine had ever taken.
After reaching home one of my neighbors came to
me for prescription and medicine Che dyspeptc)
and gave him nearly all the Btters had left which
effected much good in his He has often called
on me for more of the s-.e kind of medicine saying
he was more benefited by it than any other he had
taken but have not been able to get any more for
him or myself since. Will you, therefore, please ship
me dozen or more as soon as possible
Respectfully, yours W. SMITH.
DR.. G. NJ. JACKSON, Philadelphia.
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CERTIFICATE OF WIN. J. ATWOOD.
HUNTsyIILR YADKIN Co. NJ c..

HVNHoVRH'1"t : HApnIN W.T. " VS.
November l, 1856.
DEAR SIR: Allow me TO express to you my sincere
thanks for your discovery of medicine which, to say
the least of it, has effected that all other med
icines that have taken have entirely failed to do.
Hollands German Bitters have cured me of the most
stubborn and aggravated case of the Piles that per-
haps ever fell to the lot Of man. My case is not
stranger in this community, as am well known in
this and the surrounding counties and can truly say
that my recovery has astounded all my friends and
relations l had tried everything recommended,
upon to try the Bitters You at liberty to make
any use of this communication for the ber eft of the
afflicted, you may think proper.
Truly, yours, WIN. j. ATWOOD.
DIR. @. M. JACKSON. .....
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d. R. Hooker, Rogers Store, Wake county, North
Carolina, October "a, 1853, says:
Having experienced very great benefit from the
use Of Hoohand's German Bitters, in Chronic Dysen-
terry and Functional Derangement of the Liver, and
Its concomitant evils, / am desirous of obtaining
quantity of it for the benefit of my community. You
will, therefore, please send q lot &C."
Daily American organ., 1856-09-06
FOR RENT OR SALE.

/ TVN NEINI VTN SA IL.
d Two threc-story and ,,ttic Brick
IGE Dwellings, containing eight rooms eae. For
terms apply to j. w. Fizhugh, Carpentercorner
Fourteenth. and G streets, or to me at my lumber
Yard, Water street. Georgetown.
have several other Dwelling Houses in Wshnig-
ton, which will sell reasonable terms.
Apply to FRAS. EAIEY.
an 24-eo2w ..... ....
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ARRIVED

ARRIVED,
EAb Ca 5 Turner Brothers finger
epV WI Raspberry and Backberrytrandy,
and dai expected a choice lot of Syrups, oA fla
vors ion da Waters.
Army q SHINH
may T. No. 81, Green street, Georgewn.
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PRIVATE MEDICAL TREATISE
ON THE
PHILOSOPHICAL
VIEW OF MARRl AG E,

M. b. LA CROIx, M. D.,
ALBANY, NEW YORK,
$50 pages and l9O Fine, Plain, and Colorsd Lith-
ographs and Plates. a...
PRICE ONLY TWENTY-FIVE CENTS
Sent free of postage to all parts of the Union.
0SHEApEST ROOK EVER pIRLISH-
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" ed, and containing nearly
double the quantity of reading
matter in that of the Fifty Cent
or Dollar Publications. 1t treats
on the Physiology of Marriage,
and the Secret Infirmities and
Disorder of Youth and Maturity,
resulting from exsessas, which
destroy the physical and mental
powers, with observations on
Marriage, its duties and disquali-
fications and their remedies.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-01-28

JuRoRs AS JUDGES or THE LAVA Sosoial Con-
itee Of the State Of Massachusetts, has reported bill
which takes away the power Of jurors 70 Judge Of the
consihUtonaity Of law. TLey are TO consider a law
constitutional until the Supreme Court decides other
wisc.
PAID UP.-It is stated that the case Of w. q. Ken
da late Postmaster at New-Oreans, was settled on
Tuesday at the Post-0fice Department, by the pay
ment Of $3.50, which was the balance fo1nd against
him.
Three Of the colored Methodist churches Of New
orleans last week presented their respective mniS's
with suits of clothes valued at 500 each
4 vourc named Harris died at Barboursvile, Va
on sunday from wounds alleged TO have been inflicted
by j. Dickinson.
Southern paper. complain of extreme cold. The
fauge trees in Louisiana supposed TO be seriously
injured.
Tie Canadians are about to experience the bsneft
of an extensive lumber trade with France, ~ one 81
the r, suts Of the Paris Exhibition.
In the Senate Of Mississippi few days ago Mr..
starke gave notice of bill to provide for the pay
ment Of the PlaLters' Bank bonds. go -
DIR. Borland, our former Minister 10 Central Anner-
CO. has left Arkansas for New-Orieens, whence -
said be viii proceed 10 Nicaragua. -gt4 30
The Hon. Thomas Claiborne, who fought unasI ten.
jackson in the Greek war, died lately at SassvSle.
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common name is cardanOm, though no. the same %
the seed known here by that name.
Altogether this importation Of Maltese products, asd
the expectation thither Of agricultural impieuepe,
promises 10 become valuable trade.
We are assured that Yankee farmer, who would
60 to Malta with full outfit OF implements, and par
sue his business with activity, would soon grow nch
1t appears to be fact that not only MALTA oa' "' ..
the lard in that part Of the Mediterranean ocenpeS
BY population destitute of agricultural implements
and are ignorant Of the first principles Of the OFT o
cultiyating the earth.
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LETTER FROM A CLERGYMAN
To he Editor Of The NJ y T,ibuns.

To the Editor Of The ~ Y TyibEae.
SIR: This is to express my pleasure to find 10 your
paper of yesterday column headed Moral and Re
hgious. Your paper is read by not few elergymen,
who are always gratifed 10 find such items of news.
You may be sure that it is read by the ministers
tLsn subscribed for by them. Many that would take
it directly from the office ere too poor 10 subscribe;
lence they read their neighbors a. have done for q
long time. In the little village where j reside one
copy of The TRIBUNE is read daily by from ten 10
twenty persons. During the past two years had an
opportunity to come in contact with most of the cler-
gymen of Connecticut. was much pleased with the
rtmark Of ID. ID. Of Hartford who il daily reader
of The TRIBUNE. He takes il from the newsofhce.
SAID he: - get ont Of patience ruth The TRIBUNE,
"0nd resolre rW nerer read again. hare gtoea
81 IN and then taken again bHt after all casnOt
ret aiong p,fhOut IT, and read Il must; The TRIe-
"gvE 1 must hare" And be minated that hence
forth the daily reading Of The TRIBusE was to be
liked fact 8" with him. Su, cess 10 you. Your feet
planted on Liberty and Temperance, afe on the rock.
There aJtde and will pray for your continued pros
peiity. A NEw-ESGLASD CLEkorsAH'
Lff
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TURKISH MEDICAL SERPICE.
PHYSICIANS PROFESSION IN THE kAST
froxn Oar Own Couepondent
U.ar. p.,Ino..a n. lssr

OaI own touespencehI
VARNA, Bulgaria, Dec. l. 1855.
Having been connected for q time with the Otto
man army in Europe in the capacity Of a surgeon,
cannot do better than condense into single let
ter few of my own observations, with some gen.
era illusions to the medical profession in the
East.
In the first place, service IL the Ottoman army,
medical or otherwise, offers no inducements what
ever TO young Americans. OF actual want one suf-
fers little, but must submit 10 humilisting embar-
easements while the society Of even the first officers
cannot possibly be agreeable to a person who is
cultivated OF accustomed even TO the meredecencies
OF life The Turks are slow 10 perceive merit, AID
still slower to reward il. The fret and almost the
only word OF English they learn is tomorrow and
however gentle and urbane the Mussulman may be
in private life, he is paragon Of intrigue and
Overtearing treatment in Office. Foreigners
who enter the Turkish service appear 10 adopt
permanently their worst peculisritles. /. wac
related 10 me by an Italian in the service at slls-
tris that .'chmet Pasha once caused several Of
his physicians 10 be tied up and logged in the pres
ence OF the troops. We hear much Of foreigners
in the Ottoman service; but very few of them, SUI
gtons exc pied acquire positions of any import
ance in the army. Their connection with the
service is nominal rather than actual. The grada-
tions of rank in the army are multiplied in man-
Der very convenient for amateur warriors who are
ambitious TO become lions in the Clubs Of London
and Paris, by campaigning few weeks along the
Danube or in Asia. The Mussulman still looks
with contempt upon the GisOur. The Turkish SOL
der will not be Ted into action by al officer who
has 10 give his orders through al Interpreter; AID
when il comes 10 fighting il is generally the Mus
sulnian Bambashi, and KGimskam: who march az
the head Of the columns.
Omer Pashs is almost the only European who
occupies distinguished poet in Turkey. He owes
his position to perfect knowledge Of the language
and characteristics Of the Turks, not less than 70
his prominent abilities in the field Moreover,
be has had TO work his way to his present rank
against intrigue and enmities that would have
disguised aud discouraged an ordinary man. 10
the ranks of Omer Pashas army, while in Europe,
there were rough Circassians, rude Tartars, and
Polish, Hungarian, French, and Italian refugees
with numberless miscellaneous individuals, as ad-
v.nturers and cutthroats representing al grades OF
yilainy. and accustomed to all DECIDE Of darknsss'
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II
I CYNTRAL ROUTE, connecting the AIaDtIe cities with
WesteIn Northes;ern and South States ny
,nuous Railway direct The Road so Pittsburgh
with dsly line 6f TO All ports IN the Western Rivers
and AZ Cleveland and Seldus1y with all ports
t Eorw,stern making tho direct cheapest and
reliable route which FREIGHT be forw aided and
from the Great West - - - -
RATS BETWEEN PHILADELPHIA and PITTSBURGH.
FIssr CLAs-boots, Shoes Dry Goods, Tin ao ~, ,na N
boxes) furs, Feathers, &c .............. - - "
sycoNp CLkss-Books and Stationery Dry
Gocds, lin bses) Hardware, Le'ther, 75c- Per 100
Wool, &c .s.'..'s..''.s-'''s:)
THIRD CLAss-Apvils, Btggpg Bacon ard st. -, loo n
Pork lin bulk Hemp, tc.............,.b ' -
FopRTH CLss-Cofee, Fish, Baron and / N. 80, ino a
Pork, (rsoked) Lard and Lard Oh. ~ - ~
In chipping Goods from point east Of Philadelphia be par
scuisr mark the package via Pennfyyhnia Raroa AL
Goods oonssned Agents Of this Road Philadelphia
Pittsburgh, will be forwarded without detention
FREIcBT AGENTs-Harris Worrley Co, Memphis, Tenn.
r. r. Sass Co. ST. Louis; J. s. Mitchell Son. Evansville,
Ind Dumesu1 Bel Murdoch, and Carter Jewet' Louis
Vile XIV; b. C. Heldrum Madison Ind Sprigmau Brown,
ard Irwin Co., Cincinnati " W Graham Co., ZAnesele,
Ohio; Leect CO. No 81 Kbyt. Boston. Leech Co, No.
2Asor House SewYoT No William and No. Battery
place New-York; 2. J. Sneeder Philadelphia A.grav
Roons, Baltimore; Geo. C. Franescus Pittsburgh.
For further particulars or bills Of adins, apply 70
LEECH Co, Agents Penn. Railroad Co,
No Astor House Seu-Yrk.
n H. HOUSTON, General Freisht Agent, Philadelphia
Ii. }. LOMBAERT Superintendent, Altoona Penn.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-01-28

~ CHARGE Of HENRY WHITE, an insolvent, from his
Debts pursuant the provisions Of the third article OF TIE hrs
Statutes petition sday and schedules having been present
cd TO the Hon H. Greene, Justice of the Supreme Court
The CREDITORS of the said Henry White ordered to ap
ear before said Judge At his Office IN the City OF buhaio e
County the 10Th day OF April 1856, at ten o'clock IN
the forenoon that day show why said nsolvet
should discharged from his debts This notice first pub
lished January a 1875 J. 5. TORRANCE,
Us lRwlCwM Attorney for Insoveut, Buffalo v. Y.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-01-28
A1EW.YORK and NEW.HAVEN RAILROAD
IN WINTER ARRANGEMENT, Commencing Dec. s, 1855
Passenger Stations Corner Broadway aud Canal-st

Passenger Stations Corner Broadway aud Canal St
In New York. %. Corner 18th and fthav.
TRAINS LEAVE HEw.YoRK-FOr New Haven: 7, a. M
(Ex), l2mi D. (Ex $3.50 and p m. For Bhdsepsr; T.
n m iExD " M (Ex.) 800 p For Milton, Stratford,
Fairfield Southport and Wespo: IN Il m J;2O p IN
Yer Norwalk: a. m IL m. (ExJ 3A, 4, 5:i5 p m IoI
Daren Greenwich: q. II m. $50 T. 5l5 Ia fo
Stamford: T. la (EX); u m, (EX jco, 5:l5 P IN
For Port Chester and intermediate Stations IL IN I'm
$40, 4, 5:l5, 6:l5 p. m.
CoNSrcTISC TRAISs-FOr Boston; s g m, lEx)i p m
Txl For Hartford aud Sprin sfeld: g. (EXl u IN,
n M CFxO For Connecticut River Railroad to Montreal;
a M jEx For Csnal Railroad m lex u Y m 20 West
field For New.LoudOn Railroad 3 a IN m. For hou.
satoric Railroad: m. For NsugAtuck Railroad; M :
p m. (Ex) For Danbury aud korwak Ralrosd: a. M
IL m. ,,--,,.... D.. H. p...,. s.so o.x
n M Las Hx.l, $50, S:25 NJ (kx-l from bridgeport:
eio 40 1913 A. NJ 2s2 OK j. Sail. 500 (kIl FROM
Korwalk: s. 6:4f B;lS, 1889 2is tEx 5:A5 ~ n IN
(Fx) FROM PORT Chester; $50, 6:f3 7S sj7, II so M
s.U n m JAMES H. HOYT. SuperinteDdent
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w Travellers for CHICAGO, ST LOUIS, KANSAS ane
ali points and Southwest obtain Through Tickets
and s information concerning routes fare &c either by 6h
NETWORK ARD ERIE RAILROAD, or NEN-HORk
CENTRAL RAILROAD by application at tie COmpanys Of
JOHN y. PORTER, General Agent
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HUDSON RIVER RAILROAD COMPANY


Ii NOTlCR-In consequence q obsspeuOn On The city
trsek arc fsqpeted take he 3ists
stnfinn nni fuhfr nnfre.l ". l. SYKES, Sup't
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-01-28

Il WILLIAM NJ INGRAHAM, plautit against
CHARLES DIETZ, THOMAS $. pENlkE, TIMOTHY
NJ INGRAHAM. SALLIE A MIDDLETON, MARY MID
DLFTON FANNIE MIDDLETON LEVI p. ROSE, ED
WIN BEERS and RICHARD INLAY; defendans-Sum
PENDANTS everay You hereby summoned and REQUIRED 70
the COMPLAINT this action which this day died IN
the Office CLERK Of the County Of Kings at the City Hal
IN the CITY Brooklyn in said county ard 70 copy OF
your the sAd complaint the subscriber at his oce
az number three Front in said city thin twenty days
after the service this sve OF tbs day OF
uch service the SAID complaint within
the time aforesaid the plaintiff in this action viii apply 10 the
Court tire relief demanded in the DeeeHi
her Is. 1885. WILLIAM NJ lNGKAHAM,
y2 isw6vNs No Front-s Brooklyn Plaintiff in person.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-01-28
N Y. SUPREME COURT-ALBERTJ JOUR,
~ NAV ,un;o, BENJAMIN LYNES snd WILLIAM

IN. MAY iunior BENJAMIN LYNEs, and WILLIAM
" YOUNG Asanst FRANKLIN ID. CASSORT and DAVID
CASSORT Summons money demand on eonusct Ton
not ser1 To FRANKLIN d. CASS0RT, one Of the deiend-
AIMED: You hereby summoned ana
the complaint tins acOn, which vii pe heH IN ne
office Of the CLERK Of The City and County Of Ne" OK - nc
City Hall in the City Of Nefork and TO serve copy o. i
No Ill Broadway IN the City Of Newlcrk within twenty
sfter the of this exclusive OF -
day such service ard you fall the said compliant
within the sfoesad the plaintiffs in this seton Will take
Judgment he thousand and ioryne
olsrs and fv nine and interest follow: On SD ~
from the 18th GAy OF October 1850 and S 90 from The 9TH
dsy of August 1855 beside the Of this New
York December s, lSt5
' BARNEY, HUMPHREY BUTLER,
Plaintiffs Attorneys
The complaint in this acton was asd in The Office Of The
nscenber 1855 BARNEY, HUMPHREY BUTLER,
dSl law6wM rIaiutaHs A'toiheys
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-01-28
NOTICE of APPLICATION for the Dis

~ CHARGE Of SAMUEL STRONG, an insolyeni rom his
the Of the third article OF me nrs
title Of the fifth chapter the second part Of the Revised
Statues petition adavits and schedules having been present
"a 10 The Ion b. r. Greene Justice Of the Supreme Court
The CREDITORS said Samuel Strong ordered TO appear
before Judge his Office in the City Buffalo Enc Coun
" the 10Th day OF April 1855, at ter o'clock IN the
ore that day show why said insovent should
no, discharged from his debts This notice met published
Iarnsry "a 1896 J. 5. TORRANCE,
la IswICwM Attorney for Insolvent, Buffalo y. Y.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-01-28

TIE maple sugar crop Of the year isSS IS estimated
Bureau at s2,75o,ooo.
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7 oNG ISLAND RAILROAD-Csundays ex.

IL certed)-Lesve Brooklyn for GTeenTort, 10 fol-
Yaphant 10 m ard Saturday 345 p for Farnngdele
and Syosset 10 and 345 for HemPstesd 10 a. "a
u M and S:f5 and p for Jamaica, 10 a. IN, NJ S:+o
aud $3.50 D. M Leave GreenpOrt for Brooklyn, 10 A. m
Ysphnnk lass M, Mondays $40 m lakeland l2;t
n M on Mondays 6:S9 FarnIingdae, 1880 a. m aud
m; Syosset :3j O. IA and p m. Hampstead, 6:S5
and $50 p m Jsmaics $40, 7;l0 and $40 Ia AID 2:lr
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DFNNSYIYANIA RAILROAD - THREE

VVENNN1IN AVN AlAIIsIA'TtAt1
j DNIY TUROUGH TRAINS BETWEEN PIllLA-
DELPHIA end PiTTSBURGH-1he MORNING MAIL
TRAIN leayes Philadelphia Cor Pittsburgh 81 Z. IA so
La1ss Pi,,shursh for Phs5ephs all The FAST LINZ
Eves Phsje hs or Pittsburgh a. = - 2 n 1HI
g. Phl delrhis ~ 2 81 D. N. THE NIGHT tNfhhSs
fkAiN ssve. Phlsdciphia for Pittsburgh 81 IL ~ ana
rttsbuISh cy Philadelphia 81 70 2 n. - -, -.
The shove lines Pittsburgh vita - rsLfoS
scd from ST. Louis. Mo Alton Galgns ant Chicago, uIno's
frankfort, LeAaFfon. ard Louisville, XVI Lere haae Mau
sn La taysite and Indianapolis. I'D Cincinnati Dayton
s9rnsfsd bslleSouiaiDe Ssndusky Tcet Cleveland 20
s ens Lsnesynle MAlon AID WoSsioT, Ohio also WIN We
vile and Cincinnati
fo further particulars hand Bills y he hotels Of his CIV
fAsssn wa End this shortest aud COM
ershe route between the East aud W.
Through ekets at ether OF he above mentioned
places IN the West, OF Of
H. BUTTS, Agent. New. jersey Railrosd Co, foot OF
Coartspdtst, New YORK
}. L. ELLIOTT, Agent, Psnnsylvsnis Railroad CO.,
r,, No. Astor House Broadway, New. fork
THOMAS MOORE, Agent ce! Ilth AID Msrsetsts.
SswtScsi, Jan l&j6 PhasSelp his
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-01-28

n
IN BLACK against THE FTNA INSURANCE COMPA-
b OF Hartford ecticutSunmons for money demand
on contract. 70 THE ETNA INSURANCE. COMPANY,
Defendants hereby summoned AID required
he amt in this action which copy herewith served
uTon y and 10 copy Of your answer TO the sad com
nt or the subscriber bis oe No 81 Wan street in he
Si,y OF New within twenty days after the service hereo
exclusive the dsy Of such service and you a 10 answer
the said COMPLAINT within the aforesaid the pAintn II TINS
scton " Judgment against You for the sum Of two toi
ss FIVE hundred dollars with interest from the thirty hss day
80 Oobr one thousand cish huulrea and hyhve, besides
h cots Of his hcon-Dated New York Dec -, 1853
CHARLES NETTLETON. Plaintiffs Attorney.
The co,rsnt In ibis action hed the Office OF the Clerk
of the City County Of New ork On The ot DAY OF AZ Ay
lSs-Dated New ork, Jan. ! 1870 - -
CHARLES NETTLETON, Plaintiffs Attorney.
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PIX and ERIE RATLROAD.-Op

MIN DUNN hnU EhIF hAIIIRO<tD.-VH
IN and amer MONDAY Dec ST. 1855 and until further notice
Passenger Trains will leave PICK foot OF Duaaest follows
viss . 90
BUFFALO EMPRESS at : for Buffalo direct, without
At HornesvDe THE train connects
train for Dunkk and al stations the Western
Division.
MAIL ct s;l5 m. for Dlnkk and Buffalo and intenne
date sAticus Passengers by this train will night
OF Owego and proceed the next morning. .
NEWBURGn EXPRESS, at 2. m, for NewbuTSh direct
without change OF cars
ROCKLAND PASSENGER, al 4 r. Wis suferns, fos
Piermont and intermediate stations
WAY PASSENGER, at ?. IN, for Ohsvile and inferno
dsafe Stations $3.50
MONT EXPRESS AZ s p. for Dunkrk and Buffalo
EMIGRANT, AZ p ~ toI Dunkuk and Buffalo and iAter
mediate stations
On SUNDAY only Express Train, at p. 70.
There Express Trains ect at Ema With le Ers Ane
Niagara Falls Railroad for Niagara Walls at Buffalo and Dun
kuk with the Lake Shore Railroad fo Cleveland Cincinnati
Toledo, Detroit, Chicago, &C
'V'1NN' b q MoCALLUM General Superintendent
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NEW-JERSEY RAIIROAD-For PHtLA-
IN pELPHlA. and the SOUTH and WEST. "a JERSEY
CITY United Ststes Mail and Express Lines Lese Nes orb
lard a. and and 6 r. M Through N t1gr hours
In 4 and Is N and II and p. IN. The New
Jerse ,Aceornrnodsticu Line leaves y -, stopping
NJ ,ll.y s.tiovs Throush Tickets sold Cincinnati (si
eli arf the West and for Bsinore Wssh!nsoa Norfolk
sc and through baggage checks TO WSshas;Ss 10 Az
o
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VI 0'- %"
= the County New York. notice hereby given 70 al per
sops hsvps claims Usaust ELIZABETH W. SHE'LL, late
Of the City of NewYork widow deceased preseI ING same
with vouchers thereof to the Subscriber at his o&ee, No "
Fulons in the before the 9th day Of
july uoxt-Dated NeW-York the 5h day of January, 1856
ia law 6mM~ ALFRED CLOCK, Administrator.
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rTNHE COUNTY COURT of KINGS COUNTY.
i WILLIAM VI. INGRAhAM. plaintiff, against JOSEPH
A DAVIDSON SAILlE A. MIDDLETON, MARY MID
pLETON FANNIE MIDDLETON LEVI p ROSE RICH
ARD INLAY. TIMOTHY NJ INGRAHAM, EDWIN BEERS
and THOMAS $. DENIKE, deendshts.-Summone For re-
licf(Com. ser TO the above,nalned defendants
answer the complaint In this action which this day hed
the Office Of the Clerk Of the County OF Kings al the City Han
IN the civ Of Brook sad county ana copy Of
your the said complaint the subscriber a, his oce az
n rec Fronts said city within twenty days afer the
service Of you exclusive OF The day OF such
service and the said complaint within the
time aforesaid the Plaintiff this will apply 20 he
the relief demanded in the c0nps nt-Dated Dec
IS 1885 WILLIAM NJ ISGRAHAM.
iasl aw6wM Plaintiff person No. fron;si Brooklyn
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-01-28

MONDAY, jan p 1855, the Trshs viii leave Chambers
M Station follows: Express Train M connecting with
Northern and Western Train. Through Way Train Y Ex
press Train, p. For Poughkeepsie Q q and $50 m
for PeeLskil $50 p. m. For Sh gSnE ?. The Sing
Sing Peck k Trains stop at he Way arions PASSENGERS
taken Chamber Canal Christopher aud 3stss SUNDAY
MAIL TRAIN st4P from Csuest for Albany aud Troy
M L. SYKES JR Superintendent.