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THE GREATEST MEDICAL DISCOVERY

Mr. KENNEDY fRoIb. has discovered II one q orr fon,-
gesture weeds remedy that EVERY KIND Of HI
He over eleven hundred c..e and never failed
exert Ia two .se' both thunder humor he has nov me
u hundred ccrttcsie OF ls NAae 81 "In
Two BEETLES sre warranted TO cure nursing mouth
One TO three bottles will cure the worst Kind Of Pimpe' on
the face. 49,
Two bottles vsused to cure tue worst canAer m tie
Three to i've bottle. are the worst Of
One OF t. bottles are warranted all bumOr in the
Two bottles warranted TO running Of the ears and
-Four or 1 Bottles are corrupt AID running
ulcers
Two three bottles warranted 70 cure the worst case Of
or three bottles ere warranted 70 cure the most desperate
four bottles are warranted to cure .atrhsu
Five TO eight bottles will the Of sroius
oslc 1n.S when he above quantity Is taken
Nohirg looks improbable those who have in vain tried
Ions on The pastures aud along old stone walls,
ever Lunor In Tie system yet fixed fact If you have
buor hss 10 Start There Ifs ans huns nor hsr
bou.and hotties of il IN the vicinity know the of
ects Of every IL has sesdy done some OF ne great
est cures ever done Mss.hu.es 10 children
wear Cd old people s,y. have poor pnny worny
looking children whose fesh ,o and fsbby restored 10
TO those who are subject 20 sick headache bottle will
always it, 1t gives great relief IN csarh and dxI'ness
Some who lave been cOstve years End have
teep regulated by H. Where body sound it works quite
but here there any
p.e i, VIII cause very singular feelings but you not be
alarmed they always disappear in from four days week
Tbere never result from the contrary when that
feeling il gone YOU will feel yourself like person
heard soe Of the eAaSsg encouius OF that
men listened to- - - . ~
Manufactured by DONALD KENNEDY, No. l9s Wsuen-'t,
Roxbury, Mas. Price ~. . 80 ..,,,,,-r -
WboIe,,e AGENTS for New York: C. " CLICKENER Co,
No 81 Bnrcisyst CHARLES r. RING, No 1872 Bros.iwsy
A b 4 u. SANDS No 1il Wilen-st. MARSH, oRNIS
Co No $50 Greenwich st.. SCHIEFFELIN, BROS. 3 Coz
No. 10 Willism-,t. BOYD PAUL, Chsmberss.i WELLS
4 CO. No Il5 trsnkn-st ;MckISSON, ROBBINS q Co., NO
AS Nsiden-lsne HAVILAND, HAkRAL RlSLEf WS-
ren-s,; WARD, CLOSE Co., Madenlanei Mrs IA ;, ,
Brooklyn; and tor sale retail by al respecaos DfueS'
thruuehout the Union
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Alfoifdl.


Av1 prVese Il her Majesty the Queen CT SPAN, ~
veresbe Remedy sureror hhero known, oT TIE rad
cal OF the dses resulting on IDpsy
II the Bleed
DR.. GANDUL'S DEPCRATfyE ROB. tested fo- nun b
years both in hospitals an private prac;ie IN Europe and
Amerea acknowledsed decided eroee-e and
superiority medicine desa for such ulAaes AAs
ing never failed Of exbifiDs striking examples OF sauSy q
fecs arrestiDg the uyeterate SYPHILIS scrA DoI~'
Ulcers, Cancers Eyspelss, White >welinss Al skn Trap
tons Evils Of AeTeaTy and the hc~t Of dresa Chonc Ds
esses acquired or hereditary
This valuable Trllsdy, surprising efficacy, discovered ~
Dr. Candid ser .enthc investigations mo tn ve.
ehble tldoIn and compounded mo-y Of precious meina
plants Of the celebrated Island Of abe claims TIE a'or OF s
ferers psoed beyond the n q neesl ss Dfec one
eertfeafss .ceSnr.nv eseh bottle For sale b. the follow
Agents and principal Druggist IN tn rued >ta-i Ens ah
France, SIaIn, West Indies ant South Amerira ~
Boston. REDDlNc 4 Co: New York. 4. CC>HMAS Co,
2 L = FONGFRA. Ed. GANDELEr; Trenton, y j., Tao,
BoSssLL; Phlsdeiphi. BULLocK CRENsHAN J. bIsf.N,
Rand CHESOwErH B.KEs DEHivEV; Wilmington, De-
Ed. BRNGHURsT; Baltimore. COLEMAN RoGERsi Norfolk,
J. BRorGHToN; Richmond vs., lady ROBINSON 1sEses
ton, :. &. PANKIS PHIN; New-Oriesns, J. LLAn0.
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feaGl Notices.
COIrRT Of BROOKLYN. GILBERT

CITY COURT Of BROOkL1N.-dii abEMi
I rIrt .En .,t JLNFs MCLEAN. To the DEFEND
hSTs You are hereby summoned aud required to answer
r. .ain, in this action Of which Is herewith ereu
~ Won And serve copy of your the subscriber
st hi, ofce No Ill Nss.aust., IN the City o. NEW ioth
hn tveuty DAYS eftethe hereof exclusive oil the
dty Of uch and II fail to answer the coinpsL Is
eoresd the plaintiff will take Judgment against you or inc
sum Of one hundred and ninety three dosars and seventy
cents with interest from the f day Of December one thou
sDd i.h hundred five beside the cost OF this scto
The or final summons which is 10 was lod IA tho
ace of this Court the ld day Of December
is5.-Dsted 18th dsy Of December, 1850
WIN NJ ALLEN. Plaintiffs Attorney,
l.yR1Tus No. Ill Ns-ssu-st., y. V.
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THE GREATEST BEVERAGE of the AGE;

u Nv. GILLIEs BKOTHEhS cEIeD,s'TI d .I;I',N
COFFEE acknowledged be elu4 20 the finest Old Moeos
Coffee, and the eiecusl remedy for Dyep-is bien
Dersrzement Of the Liver Nervousness &c w OIL
LIES BRO No. end 237 sshin gtons importers Of
the Dsnde and sole manufacturers OF the pure and a.
atu Grated DANDELION COFFEE, pat M IN tn ans Win
smile orr sg.iure each wrapper protection
azanst mrosture Sold By A B. d. SANDS. 100 FatoHst
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CANDs Observation-Disclosures pleasant snd

~ Purifier Blood simultaneously upon ~
stomach the Circulation and The Bowels sn speedily eet'.
ire gusry snd ree.shshes he,hy seton Prepared
and sCid by A. B ID SANDS Drussist.,
No. 100 Fntor.sf.. New-lork
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IN DELPHIA, and the SOUTH aid WEST, via JERSEY
States Mail aud Express Limos Leave New orb
and a. m. and and u. Through Ia four hours.
e275 in T. and s3 in and II a and p IN. The New
Jer.e Accommodation Line leaves at IL 81 soppI
al al lHaystons Through Tickets sold for Cincinnati lat
eI7 and West and for Baltimore Washington Norfolk,
6 d.
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IN PURSUANCE of an order OF the Surrogate
of the County Of NewYcrk notice = heTsoy - 20 ~
h,,-r I'll ms gan.t MEYER ROchNbAOd Isie 9i
lie Cy Il New York deceased % p-'ent m YIN
rehery ,tereof 20 h. subscrber the Office % MOSS b.
H.CIAy 20 No 81 iter.y IN -hs City o. Neyg \ lrk
O. before the h day OF june uext-Dsed Ne feh zoe III
cay December, ls LILA kOSfnb =. "a IN ,3,r
I'll laysnuIu kAFIAlL n ROSLN NJ h>N' -A4N D.
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Il CENTRAL ROUTE, connecting the Ausntie cities with
Western Northwestern and South wesenl States BY con-
snuous RAILWAY direct The Road also connects AZ Pittsbursh
daily hne Of Steamers all in the Western Rivers
End Cleveland and Ssnduiky with steamers TO a ports on
the Northwestern Lakes making the most direct cheapest ana
reliable by which FREIGHT can be FORWARDED 70 sna
from the Great West.
RATES BETWEFn PHILADELPHIA and PITTSBURGH.
FIRST TAss-Boots Shoes, Dry Goods, lin oNc per 100
boIesl FuTs, Feathers c...............)
SECOND CLAss.-Books and Stationery, Dry -. ~
Goods, ia bsiesJ H..d~arA leather. l75c. per 100 b
Wool. &c ''s''''''.(
THIRD CT Ass.-Anvi Bsgeing, Bacon and &c per n
Pork lin bulk } Hemp, &c.... .....'.'.';1
YoURTH CLAss-Cofee Fish Bacon and ,Nc nar 100 b
Pork (packed,) Lard and Lard Oil. ~ 80. -,
In shipping Goods from point east OF S PSI
c usr TO marx the package via Pennsyvans hsoad Az
Goods consigned the Agents OF this Road a. fhhahePa OF
Pittsburgh will be forwarded without detention
FRYIGHT ACENTs-tarrts W orrnicy nie"ps's
r. r. Sass Co.. 81. Louis; j. 3 Mieneh son
Ind; Dumesni Bell MuriOek and Cater Jewett LOUIS
lille XIV; G. Medium. Madison Ind sprignsn broWn
and irwin Co.. Cincinnati; n W. Graham CO.. La@es'Ie'
0Lo. Jeech Co No. 81 Knbys Boston Leech 90. NO
A.,oi House NewYork No Williams, and No Battery,
place NewYork; +. j. Sneoder, PhLsde phiai hara~ a
Eoous baltimore; Geo {. Franciscus, Pittsburgh
poY further particulars bills Of lsdng, apply 10
'LEECH L Co., Agents Penn. Railroad Co,
No 2 Astor House New-fofk
n IL HOUSTON General Freight Aseni, Philadelphia
II. j. LOMBAERT, Superintendent Altoona fenn
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SUPREME COURT.-JAMES

NEW-lUkk SIFhfNiI. ~ n II - ;.I-TITs
~ J ADAMS se.ir4- TIE tNION BAN n ~ SAM -
h GI1f -,uE oIs money demand on coiHacr1 y
tie Dti--l.u-s. V. t@-eby uinlnonei AL fenf.
se thu q ain, IN this which WI D. ist N ne
of 81 II tie Cork CT the County OF Ae"-Ior4 a. ne S4y
Han 10 the City Hew-l OK. a. 70 seEls 49,
W ~. O.. ot s- On the sub ,lber AZ b aimee No -
Vsnsi in sd ti'y within ''.eny DAYS sifef ne 'el.te
III II mons On Su ea.i OF the day u sA setfe All
if,s IN 10 er he I'D eQ1ylaut sL.1 -e N slofe-
aid The rsuta n take iu .Hsnt for the -'ii q FI,s 30.
ssl Dol a.. virb interest from Le -gent ent a. " af
et ,i nd .isbr hrnrsd sni fvdvs bsi-' III COS u
III. seton. Dsieo Decen DER =, DOB, -, o.. q, ,...
II. s.d ,oyr. hs-a thu Ofs- OF he JERK " D.
civ suE Crt- m Sru -Yor. January l3 80 - la"o" II
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CIJFTME COURT, Kings County. -JUhN
- S7rITT1 yt.,s,is s,,-. hACHEL VOORHEES,
WILLIlM HCFF ~ A.. N.,is Hos bis We Eaasf,s
prri.~ J,ecb To.,b.e. "a R-beccs Ann soofAee. a.,
Vt J.,,s. Ve-b... al H.rr Bs-tnsu De-1tsnt,--iin
raorr relt Corr ro o n. .oo's - .- -,
ecrrls In ri, ,eor which will BE- his IN the once OF ne
C,rs ofiLe Comfy Of kEs Ms oce II .. - q pLVo.
n ard 70 .,rye cory answer % TIE SD pa
he ,utrbfr. a, chr ofee number le " Hhss ~ me CiJ
ofN,xYort within enty d,ys rer the sefVce Of ts h
mous On ycu ,xsssise tie day % so.a eId 80
f, 10 sn.er TIE sid complaint within me tune uofesaa o
Iisiua til. viii sEPy 70 me eur ,oI ,,sS ~
TRACY waIf Il OLMSTEAD, Plaintiff h,torns,i
II. eomElaint IN sion nas hied IL ne otlss a.
tsrs e EfEs's County, a. TIE ~ Hal W nc ny ~ 49,
lyL. O. tAs an o., Il October, us1. - o,,te-r.n
d1j is-t.Ty f.''p
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soHETHIso OF A CoRs-CRbY.-The Prize crop :"
Indian Com In the State OF Ohio FOR 1855, wa lss
bushels pr acre.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-01-22

IN PURSUANCE of an order of the Surrogate,
f tie Comfy Of Newly .rt notice = heteby Ziyen % al
TFr.on.L.~nr rsi,r. against WILLIAM Il HUGO lac 81
he Cry NcwYork Livery Stable k>egef dseesisG =, Pc
~. ~ DtVID J. CHA1FIELD No . v silstJ Ia me
Cy & Ncv.ycrf before re I'm DAY u '''~h 's'
Ds,.d New var. tn [Ifh day q Arlnsf, 30 .-,
ru3 lsvernTu HARRIET 81 HrGG Adn'pstrAnh'
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IN PURSUANCE Of an order Of the Surrogate
# the County Of New iors, nOc IL hereby sven 81 al
r.r.ons hsvins cl.iris sssinu CORNELIUS V. = kANE
OF the City Of NEWTON deceased to present the same
with hereof the 'ub.eriber q. the nice OF H. g.
ir. Il. eth d,y Of J,auary HeI-Dated New tue I'D
DAY Of JOY, 1855 SALLi IL; hhNh,
WA lsw6nTu' Adtnhs"A"ih"
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TN PURSUANCE Of an order of the Surrogate
Of tho Coan'y OF HeYork. notice Is hereby lren 70 on
n.r.eps Isyrr Slsiras sgsinsf WILLIAM JANEWAf VAN
LASDT late of the City Of S.wfch. dec-ssd 10 present
The with vouchers thereof - sabscnb9r at heI rest
derc. No Third City II New orr On OF ec
fore Of Jun. neNtDsted New-fors tie -ui
dsv Of November, 1850 SOPHIA = Van |hNDl ThseA-'i
"a lsw6n,Tu
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and NEW. HAVEN RAILROAD

IN WINTER ARRANGEMENT, Commencing Dec ., lsSa
Passenger Stations Conner Broadway and CsnhsI
in New-York.... Corner &th-st and STRAW
TRAINS LEAVE NEwYoRK-For NewrhAyeni :, !. II ~ |,
NJ (ESJ 70 M, E1 $50 m For nl'o9 ssfst,0r y,
Fairfield Southport and we'tPSTt; a M M For
D.rien end Greenwich; m Il m SEQ S;is M f no
Stamford; T. e. m. Ex); IL m (EI), j:2O S'lo m.
For Port Chester aud intermediate Stations: u Il M
S:2o, 4, 5;l5, 6;l5 p m a.
FxJ For Hartford and Springfield: m tEH Y ~
I) For Conneetea RIVER haroaa 70 - 70 20
field For London Railroad: a. N p m For Hon;
.s,onie Railroad: a. IN For Nanga;uck Railroad; M
D m (E1) For Danbury and Norwsh RaIiIosdi - "''
Up. . - -, a. sa : as,
m; las Ok; 40 s:25 p. III. (EI) From BuisIpor:
sac 7iO 1913 2:lz tEx) sail s:g2 m ON IrO
Eoryalk g. 6;4i sl5 1852 2:iS lEI 5:i1 9" IN
FI) From Pert Chester: $50, SIS 7;S s:5' IL 30 IN
"a N JAMES II. HOfT Superintendent
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T ONG ISLAND RAILROAD-(sundays e1.

IL ceItsd)-Lesye Brooklyn for GreenpOrt, 10 m for
Yaphsnk 10 and Saturday 3:5 for Rarminsdsl
and SyCssst 10 and SIS p for Henps,esd, 10 m
II NJ. and 345 and p for Jamaica, 10 m II m, $40
s. ard p. Leave Greenpor for Brooklyn, 10
YsThsnk ii SO Mondays, 6:lO Lakeland l2:ot
p. M, Monday 6:Ss Farminsdae, $50 m aud
sDd $50 p Jsmscs $40 7:4o and $40 aud 2:lo
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MICHIGAN SOUTHERN RAILROAD LINE.

Vl -Tr.velers for CHICAGO ST. LOUIS KANSAS, sne
ali POINTS West and South west obtain Throu-h Tickets
and all information concerning rVq'e fare lie sher ey he
CENTRAL RAILROAD. by application the CompAny's o.
JOHN 2. PORTER Oeners Azen.
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IN PURSUANCE of an order of the Surrogate OF
N. County OF NewYork notice is 10y given 20 Gil per
,orS hsyng e ms .gsins JOHN {. TiN INC, ae OF I1e ny
Of NewY ork deceased present the SAM Win y9vSes
iherccf - the Subscribers At The once ot & r W " ~
No 3 wal!st n the CITY OF New YORK on " ee.re me
d.y Of April as-D.ied Newl OH the 't lay 'i Oe'os
1876 CHARLES IltNisC I .,-...-.-,..,
- fsvsnTns WILLIAM THWlNG.
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CROM NETWORK to BREMEN via SOUTH

T,ROM NETWORK TO BREMEN via SOUTH
IL AMPTON.-Tbe L. $ Mail Steamship hEhMhNS, a
snto 10 land the for England and France
ON SATURDAY jan 81. al IL O'Clock NJ IRON PIER no o.
North River -......-.. -,
pRIcr OF PASSAGE FROM NEw.yoRg TO SOUTHAMPTON or
sRESEk:
In Fret Cabin, msir sal con ..........'''ssi 10y
In First Cabin, lower saloon .......'''..''' iio
Second
An e.penepced Surgeon is attached 10 each steamer
Speoie delivered in Hsyre or Loon NO ouis u e0Hs VI
parcels received II the day Of sailing
All letters must psss through the PottOnce.
For passage or freight spply 10 . 80 -, ,,,,,, ,
c. III. SAND. Agent, No. IL South William ST.
Steamer WASHINGTON will succeed the HERMANN anu
sal Feb ~
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IN the matter Of the ESTATE OF SAMUEL
BURNS decessd-No,ice Is hereby gwen mat pu'u,
Of order VI the Surogste o. the CITY ana
K,Yrt al, Uer.ons Ia, ns sIsns the estate OF SAM
TEL BURNS deo,ased requested 70 pre' Tie ssns
" IN m. ct, of York on before st sepfe nber neI
az I,xGnTIs WILLIAM BOOKER, Administrator.
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III EOT1CE-In consequences Of Obstruction on the city
trset passengers requested the from Slstsi
Station until further notice VI L. SYKES, IT, SuPt-
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NEW NIDF-GAUGE ROUTE from NEW
II NnpK ROCHE STER The ROCUES1ER ~

NEW WIDE-GAUGE ROUTE from NEW,
N YORK to ROCHESTER-Fhe ROCHESTER, sHd
GFNIskE VALLEY RAILROAD - Doy open, and u con
nertou I'll The Bufas Corning and New York and Se Os
ana Erie Railroads forms direct route from Ne"-f0h !"
Rochester. .-.
OFT sled tie vide b. iaE the most ds'H
be between the aboveusEfed cities
Tic ket can be procured The NewIork and Ee Rsro.h
Ticket Ofce foot Duanesi and No. lo broatWay also II
Jersey City.
Bsggsge CHECKED through . , 81
Feirls will transported between New OK ana hocn
ester with dispatch Any information desired n reEt
can be aimed by calling the General frsEht AGE"
TsPPsN FIrress FREIGHT Agent No. 100 Bro.GEsy
No trains the Buffalo, Corning and rev iork hAiD "
s-n1sv J A. REDFIELD. Superintendent
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OITPIOTIC LINE.-New Line of NEw-YORR

nATPIOTIC LINE.-New Line of NEW Ohk
80 IIvFRPOOI PACKETS Tbs Ire VII be com
49, ri the following lew and splendid ships, Va u w.
fALHoUN..... 2ceo tuns burden al m ri.i-.
WEBsTER...2ooo tas Capt = J. sAr XII
ORIE NJ 9 600 runs buIieE. { apt Geo = nu4'
The sIove vessels heNe recently tot, AID are Inc
largest and most substantial In the trade mi. ~.
They are commanded by % e1perience sra ~
,econ nnodAtions ore very superior and every e1erno WI
made Promote the comfort Of Passengers ana '-e
Of shipper For Freight n PassSse apply %
SPOFFORD. TILL SION Co, No. - bto@Ssy
Agents N LiyeTpoo-T GRlMSHAW Co. ~ ~ "0N
Plaza
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HUDSON RIVER RAILROAD.-On and after
MONDAY Jan 2 1856 the Trains will leave Chamber.
o. Station follows EIrres' Train, connecting With
Northern and esten Train Through Way Train, IL M Tx
press Train p For Poushkeep a. and $50
For Peekskil, $50 p m For smt. Sing p IN The Sing
Sing ard Peekk Trns stop he Way stations Passengers
taken q smber. Csnsl Christopher and 5lstss SUNDAY
MAIL TRAIN at from Csnaist for Albany and Troy
stopping at ali Mail stiaion': ,,
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H7HE REGULAR MAIL LINE via sT0NING

v hEUUIdh =
i TON for BOSTON, PROVIDENCE; NEW BEDFoho,
and TAUNTON-ulsnd without delay change oil cars u
bssgase carrying the Eastern Mall -, " o..
Tho steamers C. VANDERBILT, Capt w. H. frsz.s
and COMMODORE apt j. X Pendeton, in connecton WIN
The stonngon and Providence snd Boston and Proydenes
Rsaas eayins ork daily (Sundsys eptedl from per
No IN r. first wharf above Batter paee AZ p M aae
stongon $3.50 arrival Of the ms trAn' ~Hs0
waves Boston At $50 P. =. ,r,.
The COMMODORE, from New-Y0rh-Monday Wedne'
dsy and Friday. From S0ninstonTuesiay thursday A
TIE {. VANDERBILT, from New-York-rGesisy, In',rs
asy ard Saturday. From Stonins'on-MondAy' "eiAe''H
and Friday ~, .. py;
Passengers proceed from sonns'on per RsIosd 70 F,SF
derce Boston and NewBediord IN the Express hl
train aching said places several hours IN advance VI thoe o
other routes In ample time foI al the early Monn
Lii connecting North and East PASSENGER who prefer Il
remain on board the enjoying nights rest GH
urbed breskasg desired, AID leave StoningOn n iH7
train connecting 81 Providence Siiu TIE IA IN @N
for Boston, taunton and New-Bediord
Baggage Master accompanies tie Steamer and
eschvsy. 80, II, -, p,
For passsge. berbs state.rooms or fr4sh apply a. f
No North River 81 the Office, No. 10 bat'eryptace
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Ntm9lork DAILY Gribna.e
NEW PUBLICATIONS..
MOTT ON SLAVERY.

SLAVERY AND THE REMEDSi On, rkiNen-ts Mo
SUGGESTIONS a REMEDIAL CopE. by SAMUEL
Norr. pp. IFS svo. Boston; Cneker 4 Brewster New
Nork, N W. Doil
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T,oR CHARLESTON and FLORIDA.-SEMI

NOR CHARLESTON and FLORIDA.-SEMI-
II WEEKLY u. s. MAIL LINE.-Tbe stsnch, hne seSgo-
Ing steamer MARION w. Foster, commander VIII es'e re'
No 4 n r. on WEDNESDAY, Jan. % at O'clock p ~.
viii be signed aud passage at the Once OF
TiJTsTf)N Co No - Broadway. Cabin passage, : -
Tho new BE- suf steamer JAS. ADGER, g Turner com
msnder will eed and leave on SAIlkD Jan % Ioe
ou. landings Johns River, flotids eonnee
,be steamers from New York and leaving Charleston
TUESDAY at O'Clock. p Through Ticke" 70 IseAsoh'
vile, sSl to PDstks, i
EOR SAVANNAH and FLORIDA.-UNITED
IT STATES MAIL LINE.-The new ard 'plendid steamship
ALABAMA Geo r. schenck, commanded WI lesNe Se~
Yok for Savannah WEDNESDAY jan - Ionl per NO
North River at o'clock p precisely;
Bills Of lsdinf signed by the elerh on board
For freislr or passage apply 20 =.
Cabin passage Savannah, s for torids through hehe"
10 cisonvlle 8 81 Pistks SIS , r. v,s,
coumodous steamers lesye SeVahAn Iut F,oas
three times connecting with the steamers iIom New
York ia Tuesdays and Saturday,
The steamer FLORIDA, ". 5. Woodhul contander' VIII
succeed the above, and leave on SATURDAY jan 20
DEIGIAN TRANSATLANTIC STEAMSHIP
Stesmers comprising this Line are the following:
II. l. Tack, Sonnsn9ef'
CONSTITUTION. Pauein Sommaneer'
bESf ~ PPRR'xB,TT. CoNGRES.
TSe .rIenid and powerful new Steamship BEL
GIOIF 500 tune A II. L. Tack Commando VII sa! iron
for Ag'EsP .,GTnf NGh RSeI OIL
Price OF Passage in First Cabin 900 80, .,,.
No FREIGHT received .e January 81 and 10 DIS OF Sont
ned OF Tarces received the day Of ssS No eeIhs &c
$500 i" marked below with passengers address ed sent
o. board the day before sslns;
An exrrrieucsL Surgeon on board
For Freight Psssse n First TSnn k sLPs 70 u
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-01-22

~ IN connection with the LEHIGH VALLEY RAILROAD
opened 20 Msuch ChunkNinter Arrangements commencing
Nov. 49, 1883 Leave New for MGueh Chunk and inter
mediate places from Pier No. North River 30 fr
ksGon, at n and Sis for Somervle, .; 7oo AID
lH:4 3:l5 and $50 The above trains connect q.
Elizabeth the NewJerey Railroad leaving New
York from CousDdf-st 1870 and II . and
D M JOHN o. STERNS, Superintendent.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-01-22

ANY additions the above List should be brought TO til
Ofice Of NJ. PETTENGILL Co., No. ll9 Nssssu.st.
Smyrna times., 1856-02-06

Prentice ON THE IcE.-The editor of the
Louisville journal discourses wittily upon the
crop of ice being gathered at last dates in his
neighborhOOd He says:
The crop is quite abundant, and many per-
sous are busy laying in the summer supply in
all lis varieties. We may expect next season
to have choice of either hog ice, frog ice, or
common ice. Hog ice is procured from Bear
Grass Creek, in the neighborhood of the pork
house, it Is Of "a delicate wine color, but is it
too high favored for our palate. The frog ice
is touHd IN the ponds bordering the city /; it has
pale greenlsh tnge, with occasional streaks
OF duck-weed; we are not fond of il, and shall
leave it for those who always put in few drops
of Z" The ardent to kill the anmalcule. As
for common ice it is got from the river, and is
to well known TO need description. We give
it our preference, and wish the getters of it all
success
Smyrna times., 1856-02-06

"a Few DAYs."-This seems to be all the
the rage at present. The Louisville Times
thus takes it off, which suits this section ex-
ceedingly well "You present man small
account, he will pay you in few days; pretty
girls expect to marry in few days; nigger
boys whistle few days; brass bands hlow out a
few days; high fe lows sing few days; and
we expect to give. our readers some interesting
local news in few days.
And we are hoping that great many of our
subscribers will send the amount of their dues
IN few days. In fact we know they will, for
some of them have been promising to do that
little thing" every few days for year or two.
days.
Smyrna times., 1856-02-06
CO-PartnersIlip.

WIN. C. ELIASON has associated with him
J.. E. JONES and H. G. SPRUANCE, to carry
ON the Mercantile Business under the name OF
Wm. C. Eliason g. Co., at the old stand OF VIM.
G. Eliason. They intend to keep large assort-
,nent of GOODS and to sell them lower than
thew have ever been sold in Smyrna, as VIM.
G. EIiason expects to spend the most Of his
time In Philadelphia, New York and Boston
for the purpose of making purchases az loo w
s,ack before burchasing elsewhere. -. ~.
' ''>'O''' 1"111IlSs WIN. C. ELIASON, p -
~ .s.& 'ts 4Hs ]. ENNIS JONES, -.
s.al b - aafi41 HENRY C. SPRUANCE.
B-AIl Persons are requested TO call and
settle their accounts as early as ppssipie. In
my absence, Thomas b. Megear, my poox-keeP X s +
go a,i,h which atn connected.
"oSs '''''' ~" ~ "1'ia . s'a'a w, C. EIIASON.
3 S,ngrna Feb LIST, '56-4m.