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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-12-31

,ssnst WARREN BEMAN and HENRY j. HARRINGTON.
IN. named; You hereby sannsons0
and required the complaint In this Aeon which
ted IN the Office CLERK of the County OF hnsa No
CIV Hall in the Ciy of Bookyn the PIE, Of Novsm-
ber 1855 and TO copy Of yon n'wsr 70 N. s.a eos.
paut on subSsUbeT bis Office No 81 Ws street ne
ty of New within twenty days after the service OF The
on YOU exclusive Of the day OF sucA service sSd
yu fall 10 the said complaint within the time sores.df
he plaintiff 10 this .eton will apply 70 the Cea't ics sss r.st
as lawSwWsd q H. BOVINE, Plan la Attorney.
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GREAT CENTRAL ROUTE. -
~ The ThrouEh Ticket md F--isht Office Of the
GREAT WESTERN RAILWAY
MICHIGAN CENTRAL RAILROAD,
And their Railroad and STEAMBOAT CONNECTIONS Chicago
hDwsukse Gana Burlington, ST. LOus Cairo and all points
West ard South-vest
VIZ SUSPENSION BRIDGE BrFFALo or oswEGo. Il
mo. ITS BROADWAY Y,
Corner Of Courtlzndt-st. DARIUS CLAhk, Agent
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BANK DEPARTMENT. ALBANY, July So 1885.
NOTICE is hereby given, pursuant to the statute
IN In such made and provided that all the Circulating
Notes Issued d. KENT individual banker Putnam County
the office of the Superintendent
the Banking Department of the State of New for
within from the date hereof the funds deposited
for The redemption of the Circulating Notes issued 70 the said
Banker will be given mp.
dl2law2yW NJ SCHOONMAkER, Superintendent.
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4 ROAD COMPANY DlVlDEND-A Dividend Of FOUR
PER CENT go each shae has been deared payable
the 10Th day Of January next the Office Of the Treas rer
during bank hours thOse holding stock recorded the
books the Corporation the close Of business the 2st
Transfer Books closed frou let 10 l0h January
By order, JOHN r. BALCH, Treasurer.
Providence r l., Dee a 1855.
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IS RELIGION BEAUTIFUL,a

Always! In the child, the maiden, the
wife, the mother. religion shines with a
holy benignant beauty of its own, which
nothing on earth can mar. Never We,
was the female character perfect wthou,
the steady faith Of piety. Beauty, intel
lect, wealth they are like pitfalls, dark
on the brightest day, unless religion
throws her soft beams around til en- to pu
rify and exalt, making twice glorious ,ha,
which seemed all loneliness before.
Religion is very beautiful, in health or
sickness, in wealth or poverty. We can
never enter the sick chamber of the good,
but soft music seems to float on the air,
and the burden of their song is, "Lo
peace is herer
Could we look into thousands of fami-
lies to-day, when discomfort fights sullen-
ly with life, we should find the chief cause
OF unhappiness want Of religion in woman.
., religion benignant majesty, high on
thy throne thou sittest, glorious and ey-
aited. Not above the clouds, for earth
clouds como never between thee and the
truly pious souls; not beneath the clouds,
tor above these is heaven, opening through
broad vista of exceeding beauty.
Is religion beautiful? We answer all is
desolai'on and deformity where religion is
not.
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A PRAYING MINISTRY.

Secret prayer is most imr ortant means
OF grace. He who goes from his closet To
his intercourse with the world is doubly
armed and shielded while he who neplecis
secret prayer enters into temptation mn.
armed. objectionable as this may seem
IN any child of God, the minister whose
especial business is to watch for souls and
be an example to the flock should be fire..
quentiy aud earnestly in prayer. This
exercise is of priceless worth. The fol-
lowing remarks upon this point by BisL.
oP Mhnerforce are worthy of the widcs,
circulation possible.
In prayer; in real, hearty, earnest
prayer, all things around US are set into
their proper places. The earth and its
interests shrink into their real insignifi
canoe. Time and all its train of pleasures
pains, shame, payerty, honor, aud riches
| what are these To one whose eye is on the
great white throne before whom lies the
awful book Of judgment, who sees heaven
opened, and Jesus standing on the right
hand OF God? In prayer, our minds are
armed for the comirg temptations Of tho
day they are cooled, refreshed, and calm.
ed after its vexations, fatigues, and ankle.
ty. In 1t we can,indced, even whilst COM
passed with infrmiiies, bring our own
crooked or wi,hered will into His presence
who is the healer; and whose word of
power shall restore the shrunken sintws
to their vigor, and mako him straight
whom long infimity has bowed down.
On oar knees, il anywhere, we learn to
love the souls of our people to hate our
sins; to trust in Him who shows us then
his wounded side and pierced hands, and
to love him with our whole heart. Moth
ing will make up for the lack Of PRAYER.
The busiest ministry without it, is sure to
become shallow and busting. To come
forth from secret communing with Him.
and bear our witness, and to retire again
behind the veil to pour out our heart be.
tore him in unceasing intercessions, and
derout alterations, this is indeed the Sc.
cret OF a blessed fruitful ministry. In
Gods strength thou must wrestle with
wandering thoughts sap their strength
by. the countermines of watchfulness and
sell denial; fly from them into ouietness
and separation; so sh alt tn ou find in the
wilderness of this world the mountain Of
Gods presence, where he shall look in
upon thy soal, and draw out all its hidden
powers and fragrance by the sunshine of
his own countenance."
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Mr.. President, and Gentlemen In
accordapce with the Constitution Of this
Club, 1 rise 10 address you. Were j, rot
that the rules are imperative, should
most assuredly be silent member; for
my ayocations have been among nv
workers rather than at my desk or upon
the stump-to which so many of our
planting brethren have gone in these davs
OF political excitement, to the hinderinG
suspect, OF their agricultural success. For
IN no walk of life is the old MAXIM" At
tend to your own business; if you wish it
done well,"-is so applicable as in plant.
ing, and, perhaps, in no branch Of the ao.
ricultural domain so much realized as in
the raising Of stock.
y good overseer is a very good thing |;
Tar be IT from me, who know so well their
value, and have felt SO bitterly the inefii.
ciensy Of an incompetent one---to detract
from their rerit or depreciate the estims..
tion IN which they should be held; but
believe il is generally acknowledged fact
that they take no interest in the stock
To make good crop is the object Of their
ambition; and the height of il, to pick
out more clean cotton tn the baad than
any overseer 10 the State. But this, gen
tlemen, though desirable, is not the true
and legitimate ambition. II should bo
nobler than the mere number Of bales of
cotton or bushels Of corn. Ii should bc.
first, comfortable, clean houses for our ne.
groes, and the negroes well fed and well
clothed; it should he good fences and
clean fence corners; peatpess generally
throughout the plantation, and, which
brings me to the subject Of this days dis,
cusslon, abundant and well kept stock.
stock faising has been too much neg.
lected by us in the South, particularly in
the sister States Of South Carolina and
Georgia. We go to old Rip Van WinLle
for our beet, for IL the ola gentleman did
take long nap, he either left directions
to have his stock attended TO, or woke mn
in time to see 10 it himself. And To Ten.
nessee are we indebted for our pork
Now, fellow planters, is not tbisa burning
and crying shamel TO parody stereo.
typed sentence in obifoury not;cesy We
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The 1900 Prizes Of SSt are determined
bv the number which draws :he SI5.UyO
Prize-if that number should be an odd, then
every odd number ticket in the Scheme will
be entitled to $3.50; IL an even number,
then every even number ticket will bc eis,i-
tied to $3.50, in addition TO any other Prize
which may be drawn.
Purchasers in buying ap equal quantity Of
odd and even lumber tickets will be certain
of drawing nearly one.hnlf of the cost of
the saalc, with chances Of obtaining o,her
Prizes.
All those Tickets ending with 0, ., 4, 6 6,
are evcn-all those ending with ], 3,5, Z, 9,
odd.
Persons sending money by mail need not
fear It's being lost. Orders punelualy at
tended 10. Communications confidential
Bank Notes ut sound Banks taken at par.
Those wishing particular numbers should
order immediately. Drawings sent to all
ordering Tickets.
Address, JAS F. WINTER. Naparcr
l2i'itI Macon, Ga.
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SUNNY Rrahiuq.
RELIGIOUS EXPERIENCE.

who can pursue the psalms Of David
without feeling his heart vibrate in sweet
unison with the effusion of the pious wri.
ter! How ;udiciously does he minple
with his atfilctions the mercies Of his God
toward him. Though clouds, shadows.
and darkness hover around though the
lie giving conntenance of his God is far
removed from though tears have been
ms meat day and night though the men
OF the world heirs Of eternal darkness ara
continually saying unto him. Where is
thy God :" yet bis hope, like an anchor,
IS hrmly fixed on the rock of ages. His
eye is intent upon the things which are
unseen and eternal. How frequently do
we hear this holy man calling upon his
soul, "Why art thou cast down, O nv
soul and why art thou disquieted in ne7
hope thou in God: for | shall yet praise
hlm for the help his countenance ."-Ps.
xiii s.
When God, in infinite mercy, was
pleased to restore unto him the joys of his
Lord, to enable him BY faith, to anticipate
that crown Of glory which Is in reserve for
those who love him, how different are his
praises Upon what firm foundation
does this servant OF the Lord appear to
stand Hear him exclaim The Lord is
my iight and my salvation; whom shall I
fears the Lord is the strength of INV life
OF whom shall ] be afraid? VIXEN tie
wicked, even mine enemies and my foes
came upon me to eat up my flesh, tbev
stumbled and fell. Though an host should
encamp against me, my heart shall not
fear though war should rise agains. me,
IN this will be confident" xvii: 1
d. But these were not at all times his
feelings. Frequently he stood, as /. were
on Psgah's top, and had pleasing and
satisfactory view of the felici,ies of the cter-
nal world. He stood apparently on a safe
foundation and exclaimed. BE only is
my rock and my salvation /; he is my de.
fence; shall not be greatly moved. Ps
hnI 2. AS frequently did he descend in
10 the valley of humiliation. and there
from the dreary pit and miry clay, weep
and lament the absence Of his God. Al
such times, he thinks himself, {" OF all men
the most miserable" because he is in n
world Of trial, and affection and sorrow,
without God, aud without hope. While
sitting in darkness, and contemplating his
unavoidab'e journey through the dark
y,ailey and shadow Of death, weeping over
ne ruined and fallen state Of man, a raw
OF light flashes across bis mind, and recol.
iecting the goodness Of bis God in times
WHICH are past he exclaims. "The Lord
Is my shepherd; shall not want. He
inaketh me to lie down 10 green pastures:
he leadeth ms beside the still waters. He
restorefh my soul: he lsadeth me in tbe
paths OF righteousness for his pame,s sska
3A--fSse ~. xiii.
$50 RM.
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THE OLD DRUG STORE.

TIE subscriber would inform his friends and
customers OF Lancaster, that at his old stand he
IisS received large as-criHient of FRESH and
PURE articles in his line. His stock is the
LAh1EsT, FRESHEST-PUREST and bes,
selected in Camden and has been, is. and viii
oe sofd on better terms than at any establish
ment IN this place. Persons purchasing for
CASH can be accommodated as cheaply "a in
Charleston. As he gives his
PERSONAL ATTENTION
to bis business; bo assured that all orders vii,
De m promptly carefully and neatly put up
Those visiting us will not find us hacking il, 50.
eiability nor wanting in the attempt 10 be agree
able. |lls socks consists of every article usu-
ally foand in Drug Store--as
Drugs, Chemicals, Medicines, Paints.
OILS, Burning Fluid, Turpentine.
Varuishes, Sand Paper,
Glue, Windew Glass,
Brushes Of all
sorts, Dye,
slufis, Trus-
ses, all popular
Patent Medicines,
Thomsonian Medicines,
Perfamery, Shaving and Wash
ing Soaps, Paper. Ink, Pens. Garden
seeds, Toys, China Goods, and Fancy ar
tIcles in great variety, also.
Cooking Soda, Pepper, Spice, Indigo,
Ginger, Watches, Blue Stone, Copperss.
Yeast Powders, Hair Dye an all tue pre-.
Parations for the Hair, Teeth and Skio.
! have large stock Of Lemon Syrup
on band which will be sold low to deal,
ers by the dozen.
FRANCIS l. ZEMp.
Garden, May ls is--fg'Sf
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NAIL ARRANGEMENT.

CAMDEN MAIL.
Due Monday, Wednesday and Friday, at 8
o'clock, pm
Departs Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday
at Tam
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Due Monday, "Wednesday, aud Friday, at 8
oc. m.
Departs Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday,
at q, am
PiNEYlLLE NAIL.
Due Monday and Friday, at SPIN
Departs Sunday and Thursday at g m.
LEWISVILI.E MAIL.
Due Tuesday at 4 o'clock p, M
EepaTts Wednesday, 6. 8 . =.
All letters must be deposited hy s o'clock
p M to insure their departure by next mail.
CHESTERFIELD MAIL.
Dae Saturday, at 10 o'clock, o. m.
Depart Wednesday, at 2 2o'clock, D. N.
All persons who receive newspapers and
other periodicals, will observe that the law
requires the postage to be paid quarterly IN
advance. "
Letters and transient newspapers mus: be
prepaid; olherwisc they are not mailed.
4. X. MAGILI, r. NJ.
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the publication Of a Weekly Ncwspaper in
Leavenworth City, under the title OF the
LEAVENWoRTH JOURNAL,
ABOUT TUE PiGsT OF JUgR.
lst, We arc induced to engage in this en-.
tcrprlse from conviction that rno,hcr pa.
per is required by the growing pnprIation
OF Kansas, and the public demand for full
ana =, liable information in regnrd to It's Lis.
tory, topography, climate, roll, resources,
po'i'ics, present condition and future pros.
pects. Such information we can more rcadi.
" Furnish here, since Leavepwcrih IL the
commercial intrepoi OF the Territory oecu.
pies position 0f direct tinier.communicaiion
with two thirds Of it's population, and Is Inc
fncus Of news.
I'd. We believe that Ihc institution. of
Black Slavery Is moral, political and eco.
honicai h'essiDg-ihat II Is right in princi.
pie nnd espedirai 10 policy, and hence should
De defended and extended. II 10 our our.
pose TO maintain these propositions In ons
paper, and do a,.I in our power To make Kan.
sas slave State. In the discussion of the,
slavery question, however, we will er deay-
or 10 maintain conservative position, 10
present arguments and facts instead ef de-
hnneistion aud sbuse.
'hc ANaNtUWOItn JNnrn0t
will be devoted TO Politics in great degree.
yet il will pay due regard to The Good, the
True and the Beautiful. Il will exhibit a
faithful portraiturc Of tho times in which
we live, by presenting coysect account az
the current events OF the day. the progress
cf the Arts and Sciences, ct Education,
Commerce, Agriculture and Interna. Inns
provemeRts. IL will DISCUSS all subieots with
freedom and firmness give all parties their
dues, and follow the light Of truth.
u our Weekly Journal meets with a cor.
aiai support, We intend soon to publish a
FrE Weekly and perhaps Daily.
TIE editorial department Of the "Journal-
WI bp presided oysr by s. s. Gaode, late Of
nen'eesy, and Warren ID. Wilkes, tale Of
South Carolina.
we 'Ppeal TO odr friends 20 sustain us.
fERms-- Weekly, 81; Tri-Weekly, So.
GOODE, WILKES e. co.
Leavenworth City. Kansas.
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Cotton Gin & Wheat Ihrashcr,

tho, excels aay ,ha. have ever been intro.
duesd heretofore; and from long OK periencc.
he has no fear in challenging any other Fac.
tory, either North or South, to produce an
equal lie fecla very confident in saving To
the public, that his Gins excel in perform
anee any other make OF pattern now in use.
with dry cotton the roll cannot bc broken
or made TO spew over, which no other pre-
tends to claim, and with good driving pow
er and attendance, IS saw gin, will Mn
from To bales or more in day, weigh.
ing from $50 TO 400 lbs.; which is as much
as any nne hand can well handle in day.
Any person wanting Gin or Thrasher, can
be supplied by sending on his order 10 me
at Lewisyille, Chester District, S. c. Work
will be shipped TO any place desired
REPAlkiNG done ut tho shortest possi.
blf notice.
To House Builders, I will say that am
manufacturing SASH, BLINDS g. DOORS
OF any description, made of the best material,
and dry lumber, and workmanship the very
best.
All work carefully packed and forwarded
TO order JOHN SIMPSON.
June llih, 1856 I7.,E.
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TIE GREAT PURIFIER OF THE
BLOOD!
THE BEST Ai.TERATlyE KNOyyNn


Not q Particle Of Nyeary 81 II!
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limpies Of fos,uleson the Face Blothes, Boils,
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or letter, Scald head, Enlargement and pain Of
the Bones d. joints, Salt Rhcam, Stubborn u.
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rom an iniudcioas use. Of Mercury, Imprpdcncs.
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This great Alternative Medicine and Purifier Of
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patients from a!l parts Of the United States,
VINO testify daily to the remarkable cures per-
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tim, Scrofaia, Eruptions on the skin, Liycr
Disease, Fevers, Ulcers, Old Sores, Affection OF
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shia pa inaa,; ys are speedily put % hight By using
for all diseases OF tfs Rla2d, nothing hs. yct
been found 70 compare with Il. Il cleanes ihe'
system OF all impurities, acts gently and en-
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the Digestion, gives tone 10 the stomach, makoa
the skin clear and he Ithy, and restores the,
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fer the dissase Of fsmsIcs {, l. peculiarly ap,
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" mfigorates she weak and debiIifated. and
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thy single bottle Of this inestimsble remedy
teHce. ''iN
The large number Of ceffiHcaias which wa
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mcny q che wonderful effects Of shis sGrca,
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Cali ON The agent and get an Almanac, and
read the details ef estQbishing cures performed
by csrtcr's spanish Mixture, lin most cases
rhere every thing else had signally failed. -
Ihs hnilts OF az advertisement vim no. sdsait
their fun insertion. Il.
WN. 9. BEERS & CO., Propris torn.
No sv4, Broadscay, ksp psrk,
To whom I'll orders must be Addressed.
fos sale By Drsggists and County, Mershsnts
70 ah parts OF the United setss and the Cara.
das, aud by -
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TERMS AND PREMIUMS.

(See List Of Premium Volumes belop.)
For any enc Of the iour Reviews, and
one premium vol. a. 90
For any two of the four Reviews, aud
ono premium vol 8 90
For any three Of the four Reviews, and
two premium vols. 7 90
For all four of the Reviews, and two
premium vols. z 0o
For Blackwoods Magazine, aud one
premium yol. 3 90
For blackwood and three Reviews,
and three premium vols o 90
For Blackwood and the four Reviews,
and three premium vols. 10 90
Payments TO he made in all cases in advance
Money current in the State where issued will be
received Mt par.
The Premiums consist of the following
works, back volumes of which will be- given
to new Subscribers according to the mum.
bcr of periodiCIos ordered as above explain.
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Medical Advertisements
DR.. McLAN Els
!. a. CELEBRArED ~, \.
We R M. / f UG r.
LIVER PILLS.
.TweeftAe best Prep.ra ations ershs Az.

They are not recom-
mended as Universal
|. Cure-alls, but simply for,
what their name pur,,.
ports.
The VERMrFUcR, for
expelling Worms from
the human system, has
also been administered
with the most satisfactory
results to various animals
subject to Worms.
The LIVER pills, for
the cure of LIVER CoM-
PLANT, all BIL1ous DE-
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ACHE, &c. a !,
Purchasers will please
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DR.. G. McLane's Cele--
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LIVER PILLS, prepared by
9s",',7 &,es. /.
SOLE rRopRIEToas, Pitts
burgh, Pa, and take no
other, as there are various
other preparations now
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porting to be Vermifuge
and Liver Pills. All
others, in comparison
Will LII. MCLANES, are
worthless. o
The GENUINE McLane's
Vermifuge and Liver
PILLS can now be had at
all respectable Drug
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% WooD ST., PIrrsBUnou, Pa.
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:. Seovii 4 Mead, No III, Il.srirs. Jslrrrt
New Orleans, General Wholesale Agents for
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April 80, 1856. u.y.