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A ~ AND rOHTER-A la,g. suraly
IL If barclay, re,kin'sA to's Lon,.,,p
Porter md 'fenuent Scotch hln, wsr,snte.l
genuine It,se ,eceiyed and fn1 sale Nv
u" odly WIN. EOGEl,. p,nppes,
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Liver Complaint.

tAN w eileefnally cured by iLa usn u
- U"fl'anls Ietman Eitle,s. ;',;.n,a
h"'ed to seventy FIVE cents, ran always be
had fresh nj HE tug stora IT
mttD WIN. EDcFT,.
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Hints for BREAD Eaters alias
GCXCEY body.

iliNT No DO You know there il -
Flour Mill in lIa'on Rouge Ill not,
such Is tho tact linnt il IN mind
HINT No 2.--GnoI Bread ,anum he made
t,ou hal lrlon,=-nn mo,e than silver
can be made from sap hnads
Hint No Z --Goo,l Bread rnn ho made
from good Flour and Reals Young
America Mills produces none ht' The
best
HINT Ma 4 As tho Young America NIllla
can't stand without support, wont YOU
~ help her (Ii you do may You live
t"f cynr)
HINT No. 4 Some Folks immaginn there
~ economy III buying poor flour @-
such 4 not the case The best always
being the cheapest. latrcl u ehn,cr
ilout always producing more pounds
ot bread than n bad one
= Fact. That these feeling AL interest IN
tha prosperity 81 place Dlnaf rncnur-
Agc ler manufactures, ~ shc Will
ucvo' go ahead Ditto the inhabitants.
ap1 ZEAL.
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9ret'o'.cns ''"ur"r, NJ. 'Hoo.l s','h
lnsrru l,',ttrn Cunt ra,jsh 81

er'f""'o" y, ''"'""T' NJ ,,. ,s"' I, s,,'.
,aseru rr,,,ra cnu,t ra,,sh .,
olas' lsafnn Rouge. state 1T Louisiana.
DIV VIRTUE vi n wit vi Seizure aud
- Sale, lae,,aA IN tho al,avn entitled aud
numbered cause and Directed a. The phpr
III. from The Honorable sixth Judicial his
t,ict Count. IN and lot the Parish ct East
natrn Rouge atid State aforesaid. | have
seized AMI will ctla, At Public BALE. nj the
'',nnl House ,lurr II said l'a,ish, il The
t'ify rt BATON Enugo. on
Saturday ~" 1th lay ~ .'""e. sa'f',
AT II nrlnrk A. NJ. IT snih day. all The
hight. title. interest arl claim IT tho do
IorAant. il ~ IT, The following described
No'tgaena Property. I" vii A certain lo'
If .tound s'iuan,l IN HAT rarl 81 the City
II lseton Rouge. laid out hy H. l'eauresanl
II square marked II. Of The supplemental
r|au. measuring sixty feet front On the
west slln # Nalther street. w Que l.n-
died and twenty toet in''ep'h, with all the
buildings and improvements thereon
se,zad to pay and satisfy The Judgment,
interest and cost ~ the above entitled aud
numbered ,ause Terms Of Sale. Cash,
with the benefit nt apptalsemnnf
May "a. 1850 A NJ STUART.
Ilcntttx Sheriff
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Wrapping '"l"'.
100 NEAMs CROWN
WV ~ Medium dn

y y = ~ W"tIVHIV HFFs
80 Double do
Wrapping Paper just received from The
n'anu'aeIa,y lnoval JOSHUA ZEAL.
nLhNNETs Il NEGRO GOODS The
- subscribe, JAS ''si received large
supply 81 lfreT7I, t',an'nr Blankets, aud
winter goods t"r negroes. to which he in
v'tes HE attention 81 planters
nrt.qy w. y. PHILLIPS
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Carriages, Harness. &c.

UST received from the best northern
- manufacturers, a large assortment o)
'NHRIAcES and HARNESS.. which.
with number of my own Manufacture
comprises variety worthy the attention Of
purchasers. who are invited To- examine b. :
fore purchasing else where.
OFT 10y W. r. TUNNARD
The morning comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-1856, 1856-05-07
This Day Received.

IN BARRELS Extra Whisky; ~ /
~ Extra ID 10 bis old Vineger: 8 bis
brst y. Y Brandy, bbls. best Mongolia
Whaky, bhia. Stonght"n B,tters, for
sale cheap for Cash by A Wrr.sos X Go.
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Drugs anb Mfhifims, IL.
y. T.. Wallet,

A. his Drug store IN Third street
Is Nv constant receipt If III Nv,
HhiR, rERFuVDHjns, r. IT. ~ h., ,eesiv
eiref ship Tetotnsi fttre y Y ~. iriiswu,g
Eat,Al Refined Inn
10. 'operas.
do ''"n 'a'uri'nr tn6n"d
10 H'ratb ri Sofia, Il" ffapn 'isrFes
do, Fire white Cum ifabic.
10 Ouz. snlph Dun'nn,
10 d,a"l'"s Hptph Mntplihn
Best A't'e"p Cayenne Pepper,
80 lbs. Fest Bermuda htrow Root
American S.at,Geatrfs.
Turkey Rhahath, Pniv. Ipetar H.
All Of which. be offers IN The most 80
s",iable Terms ,yfal
Houma Ceres. [volume] (Houma, Parish of Terrebonne, La.) 1855-18??, 1856-12-20

Or The Pioneer Of Assumption in its
issue Of the l4th inst. has the following
items
A meeting Of the inhabitants Of this
Parish was held yesterday at Napoleon.
vile, for the purpose Of adopting some
measures for the public safety, against the
threatened instruction among the blacks.
Resolutions were adopted and Vigilance
Committees organized in every ward in
the Parish. Rumors Of an insurrection
have been flying about for some days past
and It was time to take some measures
for its defeat, should it take place. There
is a negro man ut present in the Parish
Jail, awaiting his trial, accused Of being a
party TO that instruction.
The premises Of Captain Ament, Of
this place, were visited on two nights dur
ing the past week. by thief supposed to
be runaway negro. On his first visit he
only took blanket, but on his second he
attempted to carry off one Of the Captain'a
fine hogs, Of which he has large number.
The owner awakened by the noise, went
out to ascertain the cause on his appear.
ance huge fellow took to his heels and
disappeared in the woods near by, before
anything could be done to arrest him. We
would caution our fellow-townsmen to be
on the alert.
The Lafourche has risen several feel
within the last few days. There will soon
be water enough for steamboats, to come
in. The Knoxville passed here to-day.
Houma Ceres. [volume] (Houma, Parish of Terrebonne, La.) 1855-18??, 1856-12-20

A MAN WHIPPED TO L1FE.-An mied1'
perate man named Stanley, ATTEMPTED 10
commit suicide in Newark, N. J., rees'l'
ly, by taking a large dose Of Iaodaaa'n'
which rendered him insensible. Im
Newark Advertiser says:
A physician was called, who dse'dd
that the only means Of restoring amman"
was to give the snbjec. severe be.''at
which was done by two men with hssv
switches for a quarter Of an hour W..
signs Of a returning animation wv.
shown, and the patient sat up. A sss -
brandy was then given him. when ~ -
to sleep, and the beating process vp~
sumed until he was fully restored % 8.
seriousness. He is now conParang
well, except some suffering ffom =
bruises received from the extraofdl0'g
"course Of sprouts to which be wa'~
iected. This is the first case 70 r ~
heard Of where a man was whipped % y !,
from state bordering on death. 49, -
whipping 10 death occasionally oeca.
cases Of whipping to life seldom Of 's'',.
We have heard of an instance ID WIZ
animation was restored to a drawned o.
by a liberal application Of the SWIVEL
was the prescription Of an old DoJ
who had Just finished two dozen u''s,
lager beer, but it had the effect, ne'e.-
less, Of starting the circulation Of To- w.
in what appeared to be stifsnsd o"l =.
and the man was brought back to i''e : =. :.
having been submerged for qo''e 49,
hour.-N. q. Crescent.
Houma Ceres. [volume] (Houma, Parish of Terrebonne, La.) 1855-18??, 1856-12-20

RIDIcULous.-The gentlemen compos.
ing the Virginia Electoral College have
made asses Of themselves. After casting
their votes for Mr.. Buchanan, they took
upon themselves to instruct the President
elect that he must take Virginian into
his Cabinet, and even went 90 far as to
name the gentleman whom he should take
FOR one OF his advisers. Why should not
the Electoral Colleges Of all the States in.
sist upon similar preference
Houma Ceres. [volume] (Houma, Parish of Terrebonne, La.) 1855-18??, 1856-12-20

sr1cx.-In /. criminal trial bel0... =
District Court Of Helena. ARK; =. 4.
time since, NJ. Barrett, .coonso' ..m.d
fence, became offended At some ! I'm ,h,,s
made by the District Attorney An1 ,.,ody
a book at his head. He was p,u $3.50
fined $50. whereupon no compl.?saj
the Judge by saying that be 90. 81
tho source" etc, for which no W
$50 more, and sent TO Jail
Houma Ceres. [volume] (Houma, Parish of Terrebonne, La.) 1855-18??, 1856-12-20
annuln.

~H is considered safe prediction
that the result Of the next Presidential
election viii be known in all the principal
cities of Europe, and possibly in India, on
the morning Of the next day after it has
sranspired.
Houma Ceres. [volume] (Houma, Parish of Terrebonne, La.) 1855-18??, 1856-12-20

LApY's HoME MAGAzrNE.-We have
received the number for January. 1t con-
tains fashion plate and other illustrations
and large amount Of excellent reading.
Il is sufficient to say that the editors are
T. S. Arthur and Virginia F. Townsend.
Houma Ceres. [volume] (Houma, Parish of Terrebonne, La.) 1855-18??, 1856-12-20
EPISCOPAL There will be
divine service in the Court House in this
place tomorrow morning at II o'clock.

OF Those who can make it convenient
to pay their subscription, ETC., at an early
day, will greatly promote the interest and
raise the credit of the "CeTes" by so
doing. We are truly hard up"
Houma Ceres. [volume] (Houma, Parish of Terrebonne, La.) 1855-18??, 1856-12-20

PErERsoN's MAGAzINE.-The January
number is before US. This work has be-
come very popular with the ladies'; and
deservedly SO, as it is one Of the best and
cheapest in the Union. Price-s2 per
annum.
Houma Ceres. [volume] (Houma, Parish of Terrebonne, La.) 1855-18??, 1856-12-20

BoARDING Housf.-Mrs. Baker has
been building large addition and making
other improvements to her house, which
when completed, will enable her TO ac-
commodate in the best manner all who
may desire to patronize her. Mrs. B.
expects to open her new house in about
three weeks, Of which due notice will be
given.
Houma Ceres. [volume] (Houma, Parish of Terrebonne, La.) 1855-18??, 1856-12-20

o. Virgil Mccormick, convicted in
the United States District Court upon four
indictments for forging affidavits in order
to procure bounty land and pension papers,
was sentenced, at Detroit, to twenty fve
Tears' Imprisonment in the State Peniten-
,iary.
Houma Ceres. [volume] (Houma, Parish of Terrebonne, La.) 1855-18??, 1856-12-20

Orr FOR N1cARAGUA.-Our old friend
J. B. Harris, for many years planter Of
this parish, has sold out, and starts with
his family for the land Of promise next
Saturday. We have lost good citizen,
and Nicaragua has gained = staunch de-
fender. May his brightest dreams be
realized.
Houma Ceres. [volume] (Houma, Parish of Terrebonne, La.) 1855-18??, 1856-12-20

TALL PIsToL SHoor1NG.-The great
pistol shooting match in New York be-
tween John Travis, Of New Orleans, and
Sam. A. Suydam, for $1,000, came off on
the evening of the 9th inst. A large
crowd was in attendance. An account Of
the affair says: .> =.- ...
1.-THE preliminary agreements were that
the firing should be at ten PAGES the
word 'fire " should alone be used as
signal; and that failure to FIRE at this
word should be counted as q shot lost.
Each party was entitled TO forty shots in
rounds of twenty each and the one who
put the greatest number within the figure
was to be deemed the winner. Mr.. Travis
led off, and put nineteen out Of twenty
balls within the figure. losing one shot by
a failure to fire at the signal. On the
second round, he put all twenty into the
figure. Mr.. Suydam, on the first round,
put nineteen balls within the figure, but
on the second, missed At the sixth shot,
and Mr.. Travis was declared the winner.
Houma Ceres. [volume] (Houma, Parish of Terrebonne, La.) 1855-18??, 1856-12-20

~ Hon. Howell Cobb has issued a
book from the Georgia press, for private
circulation, entitled " Scriptural Examina-
ton Of tho Institution Of Slavery" intended
to prove that the Developments Of slavery
in the United States is calculated to secure
"civil and religious liberty" to the race
in Africa. It is freely distributed among
public men, with the authors compliments.
Houma Ceres. [volume] (Houma, Parish of Terrebonne, La.) 1855-18??, 1856-12-20

TIE SLAVE TRADE.-An arrival from
Benguela at New York on Wednesday,
reports that the schooner Flying Eagle,
Captain Cook, from New York, June 9th,
was at that place on the 23d Of Sep'em-
her, waiting for United States vessel Of
war, she having been seized by the Por
tuguese authorities for having slave cargo
on board, and also for the payment of a
cargo Of slaves which had been landed
in Cuba by another vessel.
Thus, while the Govener Of South Car
olina proposes the re-establishment Of the
slave trade, tho merchants Of New York
have actually reduced the idea to practice
in anticipation Of His Excellcncey. e
Houma Ceres. [volume] (Houma, Parish of Terrebonne, La.) 1855-18??, 1856-12-20

SINGULAR AMUsEMENTs.-Ihe old 10.
man Emperor who offered reward to any
one who would introduce him to new
pleasure has been outdone by the people
Of Natick, Massachusetts, who have been
indulging in singular, il not new amuse-
nents, On thanksgiving day they shaved
small pig, creased him, and then let him
loose in field. TO become the prize Of the
first person who. should catch and hold
him. Twelve young men were competi-
tors, and one Of them at last succeeded in
retaining the slippery customer. After
wards prize was offered for the man
who, while blindfolded, should wheel q
wheelbarrow nearest to q stake in the
large field whore the sports came off.
The rivalry on the occasion seems to have
exceeded that Of the Olympic games.
Natick is the home Of Senator Henry
Wilson,
demonstration Washington
letter 10 tho Baltimore Sun We extrae,
The following !:
The reduction Of the revenue, Is re-
commended by the President, to forty
millions year, will be death to the lobby:
Retrenchment must begin a once, and
with the contingent expenses Of Congress.
0.l..:~ 49, ..,,.t n<vr>o dnyUn tn the grade
Houma Ceres. [volume] (Houma, Parish of Terrebonne, La.) 1855-18??, 1856-12-20

FiaE.-On Thursday last fire occurred
10 Mobile, which destroyed the Jewish
Synagogue building.
Houma Ceres. [volume] (Houma, Parish of Terrebonne, La.) 1855-18??, 1856-12-20


them had been hung by the excited inhabi.
tants; and that among those arrested was
a person who had been in the neighbor-
hood many months, who had always passed
as a negro, but on his arrest was found to
be white man, painted and disguised as
negro. Our informant says the people
being satisfied that he had been the prime
mover and nstigator of the rebellious de-
signs Of the blacks, took him to the woods,
and by the unanimous condemnation of
those present, he was sentenced to receive
nine hundred lashes; and that he expired
before the penalty had been fully inflicted.
These occurrences had produced general
CONSERVATION and terror, and the women
and children were fleeing and being sent
off for safety. The men were arming and
organizing for defence, and the negroes
were being confined or kept unde. very
vigilant watch. We detail these reports
as they are related to US, On credible au-
thority, hoping the alarm is exaggerated.
Since the foregoing was prepared, the
vicksburg Wing, Of the llth, has come to
hand. In the Wing we find the appended
telegraphic dispatch:
HopKINsvILLE, Dec. 6.-The excite.
ment here is subsiding. Tho negroes ar.
rested confess that they were preparing
for rising. All apprehension is At an end.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-01-08
oapsr h)arebouses.

DIAPER WAREHOUSE. T. DERRICK
son Co. No BeekInAas offer for sale on the lowest
ter
Nrtiax Papers English French and American
Eewsfsper all Sizes, weights snd qneiles.
Beos Fkfer all sizes, weights aud qualities -.
ssus Paper fancy eoluTs and white OF The oess qnoJ
Huns,nc Paper, white ard celorec, different widtA''
H~s9rry Psjer thin and OF The best quality.
Cloth PAPER S6s 20 and 4oAi2 .,
Hnrhkh srfware PeTeT. large assortment u'' a'e@
Shes,hine Parer Of the best quality. go
Wrsrf,ins PAPER, Straw. Rag aud Manila
Tea Paper Of different sizes. -,
Tst Roofing Paper. suitable for roofs in rolls
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-01-08
Mem pork Giin Business Diresiorn.
rIyHE FOLLOWING LIST consists of promi-
Il uent Houses in each line OF Business
GOODS
American and Foreign .

Il uent Houses in each line of Business:
DRY GOODS.
W American and Foreign silks.
BOWEN, MeNAMEE Co, (lmps JoODeIsl liz broadway
Berlin Wool Embroidery silks, Frnges, GiInps
BEons Ladies Dress Trimmings Gold and Silver Articles
KOfiLSAAT BROS, importers and Jobbers No as JOhns
GentIeucn's Furnishing Goods.
J. 81 DANES, JONES Co, ilnPts MsniSl u "aren't
American lamps and Gas Fixtures.
DETZ BRO Co, isnuis l...No S2 Nila,n'si, IN rear
Artificial Flowers and Feathers, new styles. %,
'N'I BrSsdv,y' Brds Wrss'as for the NiIlion
Dentist.
Dr. CHAS, A. As Broadway.
Doors Sashes and Blinds.
n. p klMBALL, (N holesaie AID Reai No rs BeeSmans
EnEravers (Wood0
W. HON LAND. No - Broadway door above Aor House
EEGiish Cutlery, Files saws and Tools.
HARGRLANES, sHlTh Co. Manufacturers England,
No. g Chds.
French Window Glass. n.
J. II. POlLLoN Co (imlOTfcTl ......No 81 ba!c!ayst
French aud German Baskets, Sc.
CHAS. INN Co. uwToIesl, - haNenlane 81 LibeYiy"
Ac Gs",e %aa FSn d pIa t.s:a so No.
- Broadway, door above l9tA-st
800 HHEdYsre Hardware, Cutlery. Edge Tools &c.
1HOS DOUGLASS ttiauaet and Dsa!eEl No f1stt 81
Iror Metals &c.
BUNTING BEAN (BrOAefs) ..,.........,NO 60 walts-
Beat and Oar Bazaar,
'i 1scst Who bay to sell Sssn iNdERsoELS, ~ Soaia
Ligh,ning Rods. ,.
M DUMMY son, Ohces ~ r @1tst ana ny Nasaust
LYON MANUFACTURING Co. oiss Patent Also, Copper
Rods ioJ Sbirs Agent. vented ..........NO II Coolest
Lithographers.
GEO. 100 Waterst
Paints, Oils. sc.
RAYEOLDS DENOE Co.,.... NoS los and i1s ator ST.
Paper Warehouses.
CYRUS W FIELD Co. tWholcala Deaiers No. II CliAs,
PAPER In Rolls and Reams, Sc.
ErGHNE Ill., No IS FatOn-st thru door below Cold
salamander safes.
SIEARNS MARVIN Msuufsct rerS OF Rich Co : Sala.
andsr Safes, wider's Pstent Rieks Improvement Also
sole pEopTeors Of the patent La Belle Lock" Depot
No. lt6 Waerst
ship Bread and Crackers.
ERASTUS TITUS Commemorate rs Wsshinyons st.
Toys and Faney Goods.
j. AHLBoRN Co. 81 Maid "a lane up stairs anu - Liberty
Window and Plate Glass French and EuGlish.l
y HOPKINS BROTHERS, llmPorsersl No 81 BAfeay-st
..Any 70 she sbSve List should Re broush. &c the
Cese OF ;. NJ PEr1EN0ILL Co, No u9 Nassau''
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-01-08

ADRIAN H. MULLER Auc'ioneer
FTyRTSTFF'S SALE of LAURENSST. and
L LEASEHOLD PROPERTY on BARCLAl-Sr-The
following described Iroeuy Will be positively sold at public
aucion bv ADRIAN Il MULLER, on THURSDAY, January
H. 1879 81 y o'clock, the Merchants Exchange;
BARCIAY-ST-rhe lease OF 10. with the Brick Building,
No w Bscsy being % inches front . feet rear BY
Is feet 10 inches on and rs inch esstsry SIDE
The lease : from Rhlsnder estate sud has p years
oni lsf Nay 1856 annual ground rent Of 100 with usual
covenants .
LAURENS- STTLe Lot in fee with buildings thereon, No
50 Lauens between Grand AID Broone's p feet front
AID rear b. l feet deep For further particulars apply 10 the
auetoneer, No. IS Wslst. -
tsi3l THOMSON PRICE, Trustee
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-01-08
IOR SALE-At Auction on the 18th inst. if not

II cold before handsome threesory ond basement Brick
HOUSE with ell the modern improvements leased lot
beautifully located ON 2sst opposite the Episcopal Theoos
zeal Seminary has ~ with covenants 10
two renewals. Inquire OF J. T. WILLIAMS SUN NO ON
o,h.av or No IS Wal-st.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-01-08
NEWSPAPER ADVERTISING.

~ PYTTENGILL s Co, No Ils NsssAu'st New York,
~ ase such aIrang with the beSi and most wtoy
ryrsls In the United states and CasSdes that they
nS,ss 10 rSke sayns Inns and expense As advertisers
tbns theu They select taa best papers and
who ~ sr q e yery lowest prces sa4 always
nr. ftheir eussomer IN view Merchants are IN
ei,ad 10 cell on thsm-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-01-08
9nsnranee Companies.

NEW-Y YORK EQUITABLE INSURANCE
IN COMPANY.
Chartered Apsi 1924 Office No. Sc Wall-st.
Cash Capital $4,000. with a large SurplI,
Ths Company continues 70 insure against loss damage By
FIRE on favorable terms RICHARD l. THORNE,
JOHN MILLER. Secretary. President
DEOPLEs FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY
Il OF TEE CITY or NEW-IORK.
Office No 10 Csnsl-s,. and No. p Wilan-st.
Cssh Csp,a 80 COO with Surplus, all invested in seeuri
tie q tie very best character. RICHARD NARlCh.
". r. UNDERHrLL, Secretary. President
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-01-08
professional Notices.

SSEIECTRO- CHEMICAL BATHS.
Prof YERGNFS tue discoyere5 Of the process for
trsrtins Metals tie Human Body At No 40 Broadway
These Baths only extract meta medicines from the hu
nan svse,n REGULARLY efcscous IN relieving those
suffering from Rheums sm G0ut Neurs- Pans WeAknes or
Contrsecus Of the Limbs Sprins SpsA Aascons' tenne
rves ksndiisd attention 70 patients Special department
Tor Ladies Theory explained TO Students 81 No no broat~ay
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-01-08
ctIpREME COuRT.-WARREN B. GILLETT

NDT VOJNI " -tTtItI1-N d UIIIlI.I I
- ard CHARLES c. HULL against THOMAS BlSSELL
To Defendant, THOMAS BISSELL-Sir: You are hereby
summoned the complaint in this action aud
cory Of your answer Eicoue Csterdugus County
within dsys after the service hereof excus
OF such service and fail 10 answer the said
plaintiffs will Judgment for the
sum dollars and cents " IN inter
from 3ist Msrch thousand eight hundred and
6fvye beside the This And you will take notice
that The complaint this filed in the office Of the
CLERK the County Of Cattaaugus the 5th day Of Noyem
Der. 1855 y o. kiCb,
~ lsw6wTu Plaintihs' Attorney
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-01-08
c,TTPREME COURT, Kings County. JOHN

SUPREME COURT, Kings County. John
- STRYKER, Plaintiff against RACHEL VOORHEES,
WILLIAM HOFF and Aetta Maria Hof his wife, Elizabeth
Bloksw Jacob VOORHEES, and Rebecee Ann Voorhees, h
wife James voorhees, aud Mary Beekman Deendsns-Sun
ous-or relief (Com not ITO the above named Defend
srs You hereby summoned and required TO answer the
ccIur,st IN This ton which win be ea in the office Of the
Clerk County Kings his office in the City of Brook
yn Of 20 the said complaint on
he bcrbers ct our Office number 10 Wlism in the City
of within twenty days after the service Of this sum
mons exclusive the day OF such service and II
fail 10 the said compan within the time aforesaid the
plaintiff 10 his cotton will apply 70 the Court for the relief
demanded In the COMPLAINT Dated September n, l8)l -
TRACY. WAIT & OLMSTEAD, Plaintiffs Attorney.
Tie conpsin in this action fled in the office OF the
Ck of Kgs County the City Hall in the City Of Brook
lvn o. the 9Th day ofOcfober, 1854
TRACY, WAIT & OLMSTEAD.
1oj lsyy,j,yTu Plaintiffs Attorney.
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Clothing.

lust FINISHED-The most Splendid hA IA
- ave- offered 10 the public the low price OF IS usually cold
At 81 Neat Hate ~ 90 bhO"N, NO -iD o
MOUTHS and CHIIDREN's CLOTHING for
ali area fftan three 20 twenty years, at WhOLESALs
B!CLOsE, BAILEY Co, NO BfHrkplaco ~. j.
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EOR BOSTON and PROVIDENCE via NEW

OAl DNDiO-' uhu ieo ~ w" -'H W
i PORT and FALL RIVER-The splendid and superior
METROPOLIS Capt. WIN. Brown, leaves NewYork
every TUESDAY, THURSDAY aud SATURDAY, at O'Clock
r ard EMPIRE STATE, Capt. b. BTayon leayes New
York every MONDAY, WEDNESDAY and FRIDAY, az 4
o'clock p H. from Pier No. 5 ~ r. ME Battery Both
touching At Newport each way.
Hereafter will be regarded secured 70 any App
cant until the shall have been paid for.
Freight TO Boston forwarded through with great Dispatch,
by 81 Express Freight Trsn.
WM BORDEN Agent Nos 10 and III Westst
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pIRNS deceasedNoiice is hereby given thar IN Parsu
ne ot am order Of the Surrogate Of the City ana county
NcwYork all persons having claims against the esae Si 80
pTRNS deceased requested 10 present tne So
b ,bsy vouchers 10 JOHN n. JACKSON No. 10 broaa
w -; be CITY of Newly ok before ls september next
way, =, W. WILLIAM BOOKER Administrator