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Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1856-02-08
ClNT'L ADVERTISEMENT

Siic ilxui S 2 xiiI ;:;s:'
sss's Ts' - ffsss sissss ss;vsss Hsis sss
" We Manufacture cob ssy-1ss. ess,o., Strength
and dufzb'Iliy and eeAf u operation.
We ,,s & s ssss e. ssnssss % ; ~ as
y s'esk i.sa MIN %. , lev "'ns'>s' ~efk 70
we sanutslaFs penseIs mills. sIrsIe sna
escs's wn ssss corn .'sei sa esisrisi,d
| inf slesla, whlsf Ard haf>a power These mile
have been fvn y steam and horse power N
pew e s, ss... S. ss' s.ss s. q % q
Va ', ssmded SssaIIsl five, nrdlI' or MINI
slse took The ise 6ssi pfs'aIess q ne ~. mile
isso- rers6is rs~ 1nins. 70 y 'an " steam,
operation b, h6fse power, q ihe ohIo state Pair
ID isse, when y va q. awarded : pFs"'"', and
sp,sn .ps ss ' End. Of ponsss Ao,s povs,
and slesm eneInes. AIlogf articles. co. ease 81
operation. sImPi ely, sseluInsss and darHp''i'5
al our s,,isis. srs vssrasisd a represented,
no sale AT our coal Of transformation ard M
money ssfanirds . | |II.
s ss.s, ss; ., s s:ss: ss e.
pamphlets, 70 Do had ht factory. uhefe 20 take
|"'" "+" '''|' - I<AAL rIMAUN AGO.
Norur--Mf. Klmel~. The partaer Of J. n. Bur
rove while exhib tirf q burrows mill NJ on
Mate is. last isIl. vas boIsiefous about be mill
and coun9cou<ls entered inio verbal agrees
msnt With me 20 Grind corn mu<t Whoever grind
the most, regarding quality and quantity. was =
he The uxn er Of both mil., M each and eSfr Ma
FiasI 1niAL.
ltau ff-aob 70 run an i6ineh min; -
Burrows AGO. 70 ran 20 Inch MIL
sxopkp Tni<L.
fuanh 70 run ~ Inch mill ~.
Burrous 4 Co. W run - inch mill
- q p. Ty1tHp THfAt. -"
- ftfnub tornn 20 inch mill; 49, IL.
burrows a Co, 70 fuu - inch min.
when the pitch came, that bo1sserons coursg
's ~ sSs abe above nov appeal . ehailsnrs 20 grin
lcob-fecd oui Of whole ears 81 corn. a t..|
will run N, 10 Inch "Qurea o. he south |.
with cob break e. attae hment. thc sane ARIEL
that took tho premium - The Ohio state falf ~
fall, against ~ Inch BurroHs mill, aud Vu
Stcwnrt's ohio and koniucky Stork Feed NH
bolh 10 be run stonoc; and n you afs npprehel
sIss Of aflsly baslness, you have ny sssIfs >!
lprobation 10 mn Mr.. fomero}'s Corn csrsner,
Ian nuxilinry. should ny single Article AL
grind equal 70 quality and quantity 70 the combl'
Cd productions Of tne Two miIs> 0usl - 70
pleased then you can draw few hpndsed dolln
Come, Boys-dopt be eowsr<iy; there !. nosl
Ing IKE walking straight Into o. merits o. ;ns
TIL. m Rrs,o~rs A Co. - - : nav IA "
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1856-02-08


This is TO certify that in the summer
Of ls4s, became so very lame and
weak in my back. oecasioned BY NC
that could not sit down or. get dn'
withou, holding on TO some object.
was advisedto try Mr.. Folsha's Altera.
tive Balm. by bathing il sixor eight
times, my back was perfectly restoredi
and have felt no symptom Of its return
since.
My wife, also, has used il for Rheu.
matte pains, headache and toothache
with very beneficial results. s
il. YEAKLE.
Dec. LIST. Is49. ke
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1856-02-08

A Certificate from the Rev. J. p. Finley
Cincinnati, MaFch4th. 1872.
d.. Forsha- ThIsIs the frat ,u;e ia my
hong NE that ! have given my name In
recommendation r any medicine. as a gen.
efAlfemray = ,ugli have ofien been solIci.
TED | have esed yonr Alternative Balm fol
nearly two years; iirst. for the rheumaitlu
In my BIZ and knee, Of which was neatly ,
cripple, then foryery severe braises on two o
my family; then violent attack ofdiarrhse,
on myself; then for inllamatisn. for bum.
bruises. and for avery severe case Of rtif
neck, brought onby violent cold. and /,
think havehad full proof of its mealca
ProPerties,in ng,eat many ofthe diseases foi
which you rocommendil. and have GO
found Il 10 fall in even one of Thorn. SUI,
Po noisay that itis an inialIible cure. yel >
is my sober nsieiion. that II IL tbs be
compound for these remedies for which n Il
recommended, that have ever tired,
have tried many l WI not. II can pro.
cure Il, be wIihoat II In my family for an,
considera,Ion. Hoping that you viii s,i
continue TO compound II honestly and that 4
may relieve thousands OF sufferers, | npg
heartily recommend II TO my felIow-citizen
4 most excellent Family Medicine.
Yours, siTectionaiely, M
~ J. d. FINLEY
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1856-02-08

Boussingault furnishes several,
made at different times andplaccs,
not differing much from thcaboye.
According 70 M. Hsidlin L con-
tains no salt formed by an iuOr-
ganio acid, no lactates, and the al
kali Is In combination with casein,
in the solution Of which it'assists
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1856-02-08

p0Although in draining land
thoroughly, your purse may be
drained, yet the fuu crop that
follows VIII soon fill it again.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1856-02-08
TO THE PUBLIC.

This Is to certify that. In June last, was
attacked with the Asiatic cheIern; and was
soon, as my physician states In collapsed
state. lhad remained IN lhisssst some two
hours, when my physician Informed my is.m-
y aud friends that conId not possibly h :,
aud strictly forbid my wife permitting ani
one giving me any medicine or nourishmen,
whatever, as a would only hasten my dcsth
Al this timeMr. Foouha came to see me, and
bronghi with hima bottle containing four
ounces Of his Alternative Balm, and asked
permission OF my vile tonse Il on me, as he
thought Il wouIdimmediafsly give ease. !
was immediately applied, aud in less than ten
minutes wus stored, and was 10 warn,
psrsplrauoa, prio to which iime my extrcmI-
ties were cold, acan'my sweat was on my
face aud head. After the ESQ Of two other
bottles Of the same medicine. was entirely
lIcsed Of al distress. AID Ia few days was
restored 10 hoallh. 81.
would most cneerfully aud heartily rec
ommend this BALM TO all who are afflicted
Ia = similar way l have also used II IN
other diseases, aud have found !, most
excellent remedy I DO not think II can be
soohsehly recommend.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1856-02-08
HELMBoLD's HiGLY coNckyTRATRD
00MP0UND-FLUID EXTRACT
sARgApARTrJA


Ferpprlfing thc hiood, removing ali diseases
iinpwpenceand In lie, chronic CONSTITUTIONAL
disease. arising from an lnpure state blood.
and the only reliable and edccf1sl known
remedy Cor TIE euro OF scrOfula. sait Rheum
Scnid Head, Ulcorauons OF the Bones, letter,
nmpleson the face, and all sealy crapllons OF
tho Ska.
THIS artIcic y now prescribed by somc OF tae
most distinguished phyylcians IN tke country.
and has proved more efficient In pnctiea than
any prepafaf on OF Sarsn2rlia yet ocercd to the
public. several cases "of secondary Sphyl.s.
Mcfcgflri aud Scfofulons discpset have entirely
recovered In ne incurnble wards OF our public
inst lguiiohs which had for many yoals resisted cs-
cry mode Of treatment that could be deviscd.---
These coscs furnish Striking cxanpicsdf tho saiu-
tary effects OF lr's ucdlclns la afiestng some IA
the most inyctefale diseases, alter he glands
wcre destroyed, and The boncs already n1scied.--
ana frofecsors ofaevcral Medical COLLEGES, and
ecrliacnlas ofcules from patients will be found
accompanying both preparations.
PEicts, FLUID kxlract OF Bnchu, 81 per boitio'
" sS''As' '0s' ssnparliia
eqealln, strength 70 one gallon Of syrud Of sar-
PREPARED and solo By n. 4. uKLMBoLr,
Chemisl, e05 chesnui Street, Moor the Girard
no BIZ nADoP
JOHN W. MOODY.
Brookviilc,
Aud OF nrngglsts and Dealers. ~
All lclters directed 20 tho proprietor or agent
receive Immediate attention. ...f-
"a.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1856-02-08

Contradiction d. L. Starr.
have known 1Ir. Forsha's Altera-
tive Balm to perform avery extraor
disary cure .uyon horse that was.vcry
btdly cut, some time since.
I used it upon one occasion. exter-
naiIy. with good effect. believe il
TO be a perfectly lafe and cfficacious
remedy tobe usedin many complaints
ID. l.. STARR.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1856-02-08

TaRF6s GOODS
Id -l-Anifs' nfEsf GOODS.
oENrLENkN'S WINTER WEAR.
FANCY AND PLAfH uffESS SILKS.
WHIT AND kNGROfDERED GOODS.
LADIES' WIS ANpCOLLARS.
CHEMfskTTS, HANOKERCHfEFS, &c.
For sale al No. I CommereialRow, by
mar 81 1854 LINck q FARQHUAR.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1856-02-08

An Irishman tells the following
incident Of his first experience in
America:
Icame to this country several
years ago, and as soon as / arriv-
cd, hired out 10 q gentleman who
armed a few acres. He showed
me- over the premises, the stables,
the cow-house, and where the
corn, hay, oats, &C., we're kept,
and then sent me in to get my
supper. Aftersupper he said to
me, aJames, you may feed the
COW, and give her the corn in The
ear
1'Went out and walked about,
thinking what could he mean
had ! understood him? scratch.
ed my head, and then resolved ]
would inquire again; SO I went in.
to the library, where he was writ
ing very busily, and he answered
without looking up, Il thought
told you to give the COW some
corn ia the ear" - 1.
want ont mora nuzzled thar
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1856-02-08

Atthe ceIoDfate4 Lagxof- nnd Ch1nro0 -
CARPET ESTABLISHMENT.
In sbs Unilsd ssslss; No ~ nsInsL. -.
=. G. RgN0 WALT = ooes 1upvu1ow -
knsitsh snd trench cerpc,S e.s slee.eus 80
sive and elegant enorlnent Of fIeh ue1olieo vo1-
vets, Tapestry and BrusesIs Carpets ever 1921
In this mnrkes7 imported IRON 4e cs11@n11o4 -
. xiss, So plss:. q ply raps.1y' Isez...'' 2,
dsross, ens .ss so2nQn Is4>s,s xsee g &c
and American Floor Oh Clo<1 o. " neveol ~
setin nnish, marble Italian Fseeco en4 1oeoll
fsins1nfs, ftn z1eet . = ~ We ~ 49,,
Of rich snd oIskau< curtain Goods, 0Iu Cof1Ioo1
and W,Adov shades. The public ors t1Qgoooge
- frssIv eso~n q : Il tines. oar <ceis ~ -
warnnted % Be In perisct oF6of 81 VII - ~
cheaper fban ne cheepeet.
n. "" ."
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1856-02-08

Wholesale Depot. at J.. s. C.. Reak-
hirt's, No. 81 Pearl ST. Gin. sl
DR.. >. w. Forsha, Drug Store, No
side of Fifth st, 3 doors east Of Smith
Gin. o. ke 4fH
For sale at r. Tynsr's. ID. Price g.
Sons. Linck g. Farquhar's.D Moody's
and Dr. Hailes. Rockville. Ind. "a,
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1856-02-08

E% Always give the soil the
first meal. If this is well fed
with manure, twill feed all else
plants, animals and man.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1856-02-08

These constituent clements Of
milk, as gwen by Prof Johnston
in his valuable work on Agricul-
tural Chemistry, are rs follows;
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1856-02-08

non ne s,u /. / x1Ins<s = s71srsvsy 49,.
tioa ofelotline From ~ ter> o<rerlor1oI q
conadent hat sh1li - a1Io - GIso o1>|<4 ~
(oll erlslef>ion u ~ u1o m1I Glvo - &11I>--
~ stoct VIII always b. 1oun< eonrl1lo- o>1@y-
s f,s<' IN = - = -. - -.
sons ofiho most ia><l1oouo 1sIa, . u1n Il ~
waiting foo1s o<a chtupof1 In6 m11ocU ~
NE assurances that Der v1li - eo<|s11<- -
ne fof n,any jean pei. vIi n0111 &ocl1x ~
me The iieh( " theIf paiFonnEo, oud o>iI - ~
my eIdeavors 70 1<xe - G4ue o1<i1l1<)ic1 -
hHvstsvssinbly done hsPssofors: ..--...-<.-I
Rem<nt<r ne PIs~ ssd kcne~ter ~ 49,
oun1r1x lie. Iun1 Is - ~
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1856-02-08

Aud Of nruggisia and Dealers. 80
All letters directed 20 tho proprietor or agent
receive Immediate attention.
junef5.iy.f @ttIttt
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u rrs tsa.s "a e,rstas ..r',ns s,.ae &stfe 70
me ea,iar s'rhrfT - 40 aF'a'a . = vef
nsiss-, - e iis'cso ~" .s'-.''s-- 'e n =, 80
Wnh lie scsrH' sno NHt 'vs'3 NOE 81 h-' f osf~
- \. !. a. ~, IS .n.teo > - 80 trs tu ne
reasU,e, 4u1 thns la e '~1e ~ toN 4. ~ W '1u'o
OF lpe lnca- lsvss aud images
VIM. on shtr -nbject may retaie 40 S'gs-feuee
which tex pace Z 50 mo 40. Some
Erer ~ r1en Whit rcvirE "a rae "aDty ~ 3ahln, .
yilsea ABOUT ten tesFuhs aw 49, tffnA tle cry
-receply esped .ha az bar ~ Silver prolectiag
from me saDcy pGh they took ou' aad assr frocarns
shovelr sod workog or ieg hours, sneceeoed "a de
covering tseutY plne otter bars, Ia az va ne ABOUT
SO Coo ihes deFsd uosafe 10 bring ire silver
msslvse 10 Lima owing 70 the dangers - 20 Eppse
pended rora robbers they lreJ toe ihrt hars aud
up ID tue city On sntir arrival here fhsy male
application " The project for escort, which was given
inms diaely and the whole party Of srencnmen preecs
and ercor ssarted Down fOT zen days The whole cocn
try around ched, o. saoro Souto - ssds
ibe thirty bsrs, and Tbs ~ath day he entire D'r
got backthe Freedmen carsps their bard bate ana the
project with bis escort looking ss they thought NAL
The "Jcnny Grape" had pretty well tcoed t1ec Vaere
b doabs. however, Of the siver being discovered IN
the rs instance rs there any dorbt Of the
for an escort being made with Erce'e mocves oos
said that inc Freuchmen upon their arrival ners ats
covered that OF al treasures found 10 peru the govern
tner SHARE hird. secure t1rd for the
owner and give the remaining third :, tho fnder; snd
this fact In way accounts Tor their fnacnty 70 renno
the bars In the snsime The government keeps sharp
look for them hopes OF being able 70 track item TO
the sIot where they IVA the silver. IL 10 undoubtedly
spos Of OF the highway rooDeres committed oy
the brgands at tho time OF Spanish rue ia Psra when
large Of the produce Of the mines In the irercr
WAS seized upon Ia transit 10 the capital the conduct
murdered bess SOL al liberty, and the silver IND
until such times - the affair asd oio~h over IN vac
present case possible that tie nsst party buried
too well -
The Convention have refused 70 give the 'powers" to
Casula ard the greatest exciterisnt prsvsts Il is
that either the Convention Castillo 9Th fan 10
neV5VR,
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ss,ss pop. re,s 6 = 90, .a. BETS ..qs 80
CARED % ~ tesen ~ r'- -.ite- ~n.se.,a
heto', cO.,.s ~1~ne. ~ IN ~s,o1 : > rr'
the tatAafry an, nAhs Le--r pss "a st'
Ssras ~ a,.,-. coau,.,, rs dl.s ~ &, ~ IL IL
sr1eN ioese'sa ~ rnoNs- : s'n K is'e~sel tm. el
os ess siSder ~ ohs s. rsaaa,sc 5t X III. .ls, ess
trUss irsna attempted c,on he Corporal The 8anes ~
he suyeies ohesrd for he ihfasnt taa
selves, "a - 80 whsh : AS lsss ban NJ Raats =
ieoied No exposure made d this asmpie1 ssinds,
but HE The proceedings waa appear 70 have goysr8ed ns
sst Y % ' ssss e'T r s sa
s had sa signed e law rss neat Sdis- vi,
Theodore has, @ whom 4 proposed gIse ne
s . reach asss Rssss have
s ssn e. ss s q the ss ss y
Zee 1uelsr the hoard Of elirnen which reported
hem aud far know, neither branch OF The Common
81 % had ns ea
ha: The frauds that have been attempted N shr
scnes e 70 the proceeding makes necessary 70 sdvsr
s r sa s No ansr q &c
and ne lapse o. one year since As bids were put IN daring
lion q the bung has mnch essened in value demand
vorasie he nierssi. The corporation.
Therefore return he resolution processing % confirm the
HINT, snd recommend that The sol b 1sys5ss % new
In reply . resolution the Board, statement
the Comptroller read, giving the amour. expertea
for street cleaning since 1861 which follows:in
1862 1888 ga 63 1885, $3.50 62S AZ 1866 S2t8775 81
Total, 81, S5b. 6s4 e. The received for OF
nure since 1862 SCI, $50 81. The amount expende'
IN removing snow ana Ice under tina Commissioner OF
Streets and Lamps was SIC $40 40 and that paid 10 the
Board under his contract was 81, 5S5.
resolution, proposing 70 place t~o gas lamps before
every church 10 the city not having them adopted
The Committee Streets reported In iavcr OF extent
ing Rekman street through the Park accordance uisn
lnsp and under the supervision OF the street Commits
sioner. Referred 70 the Commute OF the Whole. mo
to increase the nuober Of election districts n the
Ninth ward wss adopted A resolutt proposing ooa-
tnue Worth street through TO Chatham square also
referred.
The eoart then vert into . Co nmittee OF the wh,e
and on rismg adjourned TIL Wednesday.
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BOARD OF ALDER MEN.

OF Jacob Harfen, for the extension of WORTH sr set
Chatham square, IN right Line and the widening Of said
street twenty feet the SOUTH side, from Broadway Of
the sae AGAINST the widening OF Baxter street to Caat
ham sqrlre knd the wicerag o. Cross street 70 Not
street: of T.. O'Eriep for six months time 10
pIee his Contract regulating Fitch suee, bowen
SIKH and Seventh avenues
DETERMINATIONS
From tie Mayor anc Street con missioner, as Central
PARK Commission reporting progress the work the
rfhii.les hus far incurred sount 70 se 500 a. Order
ed 10 be printed Prom Corporation Attorney,
az acooan. OF collected by bm $50 s0) month
for violations OF Corporation ordinances. Ordered
fe.
TIE RrPEAr a. ARREARS
The Committee on Ordinances repcrtea Ia itvor NJ
or rsrta N relation ~ tna Bur Of ArearE recon
rle sded By me Com ptroller. v5ic1 Wa sdcp,ed.
TIE ExTETIoR LINE
Alderman Brown moved t6st tne eubisgt be de the
special csGer for Thursday next Carried.
Adlourc ID 70 Thursday.
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MUNICIPAL AFFAIRS.
BOARD OF SUPERVISORS.

BOARD OF SUPERVISORS.
Several con mn eations wee eve amongst woich
was one rom Henry Il Howard enciosing and endcrs-
ing petition from John Howe, Deputy Receiver ask
ing for an sdo cnal permanent clerk Referred TO oon
mioe on County Offices. Some bills ordered 20 be
ra,t The ,etli 70 Of The ocers or ne suprs O1urt
Tor an ocrs Ase salary from sTco 10 $500 ear, was
also referred
EtJs
or David " Allen = clerk il the Tax Con .oners'
ONCE s5ta Tor Of officer Fsriee 50 Tor srftsog
burglar OF jacob l. Bosart Sl7o for stove. ppss, e,
FURNISHED City Hall
On mctop the Board adorned 10 Thursday.
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a. IN PER TON THIS wFEE-roR Tur pFSr
~ DV Peach Orchard snd Lehsh coal, sove, range,
tr.t ar nv m Call his week II YOU wan ~ bay
tFrep lttp frap nd viii buy. - =.
d HOWELL " W u Washington place,
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gOO mn SPEARS. or HAVANA, DOVES
ZVU .VOV ard German msunisc' ire ~ much /
maTket rA'pe tash purchasers can procure barrA ~
advances made segaIE RI qnsi ~. any 0uan
o. CREEKS, II BroAdw W
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UCULIsTs AND AURIsTs.

nR POWELL Car NIX CONSULTED on Att pfs
~ The and ear from 70 co,k " - Brosd
AZ ard rom u IgS West Fourteenth srees Artificial
~ o. which Ike ne naursl eye inserted without the
ssrhtsss pam. Established IN 1870.
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L xpRess TO NEW oRLEAss-THE ATLANTIC AND
~ Pacific Express Company, l2t Broadway will forward
n IL regular freight and
h per steamer ExPfRE CITY on Wednesday,
h. 80 ber ~ Erprcss ~ ghl be At once before ii
o. lock sailing day. bhRFORD co. Proprietors.
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NEW YORK AND HARLEN RAILROAD.

IN winter syrnngfmens
Commencing Monday Nov. 3, 1856 Three daily trasl
Albany. Sundays e,cevted
fme 81 bO from New York 10 Albany. Leave New
q. foows from station OF White and Centre strr
go A. NJ. express train fcr Albany, conn ecrnr sfl
$40 A. mail train running directly through Nd
change Of cars and connecting Chatham Fonr Corners
the WesteIn trains Tor Ptsneld, North Adams and 4
$50 r. express running directly through wlthout ell
Of and connecting with Central N r. NJ ID
West Returning leave Albany
s.l5 A. M mail train for se~ York direct
l0A5A A.. NJ, express, without change of cars
$50 NJ, express. without char &c OF cars
7ctes " be obtained and baggage checked al N. cr1
The Western Rsirpsd albany, or ~ White and I'd
brcome, or Twenty third street and Fourth a.snue
York w. VANpnETLs, sd
HUDSON RIVER RAtLRoAD.--FRoM NovENBa
lows.-hxprees go A NJ. and 4:ts Y. NJ mail N ~ Al
sm,ersft Gas r M; for foughkeepsc A. " and and
r. NJ, for sing Sting 99o a. NJ and Y. VI for Pced
sp r. M. The Poughkeerre sirg sing and Peekshill \
stop at the way stations Passengers taken A. Chsrnberi
nal Chrsopher and Thirty rst streets. Trains for new
leave Troy 5.45 and 10. Nc A. NJ apd AS r. NJ, aud
Albany al &. rs and 10 As A. NJ. And $50 y G.
A. v SMITH, superintsnd4
AND aOUTE-NkW YORR TO PROVIDENCE
a On and after Dec 1 1875 express trains OF ins
dence Hartford a.d F'shk Raj Rad will leave lad
fr Providence the srve there Of the express ira
end Springfield Railroads which leave New York Al
and 2 p. NJ. Respectively. s. ARII5uRNrR,
Chief engineer and Superintendent II. p ana y. III
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LNOR HUDSON AND CAT~kIl.IA- The stem
II SOUTH AMERICA. CAPT Vim. ". Msllen, WI u
his 0uesdsy) evening 18th, 81 oclock from III. foot
lion street North river. For passage and freight arp{
tnce on the wharf.
IMPOSITION ON TRAVELLER VIEW JrR(
IL Railroad foot OF Corara street. for Philadelphia n
more washinkton, &c mste change mot take bs0gI
fifteen minutes before esstar 1his ought 10 be sfsr
In ali the papers that the time departure At
Ter cannot get the baggage checked until the ticket sh
why allow the ticket W be purchased without letrg
known that the baggage csnnct until the next q
Would not be 10 The Interest of the u have perl
in their employ thai would give civil hnswer Tbsyi
noted as the most impoe OF any railroad in NE United AZ
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-12-16

WATTS FOR SALE, CHEAP-THREE vars I'm
with zinc holding fr nm 100 10 eco garons H. are
ew suitable for any purpcsa Inquire 100 Duane
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-12-16

ITO WOODEN OR COTTON MANUrACrU gBRs-F
sale very cheap, desirable mau uractnring propeI
situated In Orange county m'le depos on he
Railroad Two GOOD factor les dye house, tenes &c SCI
ten anens barn first water power with u FOO. overs
wheel, and about 80 OF land Prize eny ~ Loo Z
$6NIU No money required the real estate. NNch,nl
at valuation II abou - 0O her nays sdr
w., boa 33i New York Post Office.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-12-16

Tvo vr1oas TsoM xAY Z wUop-stKIrT cfEAs!AC-- ONP
KISS NlGs&f.
Ihi1 Board met last ins-B. +. Pnckney ESQ tie
President, in the chair.
resolution, authorizing the Coz missioner az Streets
Ano Tampa 10 advertise for cposa 70 clean the ssrso
for TIC coming year. received toe following from tie
Mayor "a,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-12-16

E0h SALE CRAP A FuBnlG HOUsE, EsrARLFs
L. cd Tor the last 10 yfsrs doing first rate bnsnea salts.
given or sal-a There large nll belong
10 the house, Apply NJ "A Nassau street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-12-16

LoR sALE-TBF LEASE STOCK AND FIXTURES OF
in honor store doing good business particu.
INQUIRE the Rremses Of Thirty street snd
ghth avenue O'NETLl, A CObwELI.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-12-16

DARE CHAsCE.-A FIRST CLASS PHor0GaAPI
III and daguerrean gallery, Ia the oest ~ the
now doing good business TO sale This Is q safer inv
ment than any other stock. satisfactory gwen.
sS3 Broadway
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-12-16

4 : REWARD LOST, OK SATURDAY Moi
.f,D folng FROM n, farE Centre ani 5orery
ihy s~oud street or y NE Harlem cas- asrss' bess
ta1ninn fg several papers and Har rarraf Lsss
ne rder vii receive he thsnts a. The and ne
essru BY ls.vnE at I-Nbuserss ~. ts3ar sree,,
FULTON street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-12-16

NOR SALE on ENtlANNE=AN ENCFfLENT Farm
about 10 acres ulable land auf Ti ~ thrifty
yonnn WOOD There 49, gord dweine htrse barn with
tahfr Nflrga o. apne pnsure nrcnard a.
cih ufpfs ttffv tiud MI snaii -Brs no rteen
lor trrrcti'@. .rN Y VI Jo.tfH ". ALah~ NJ Csaar
.Irttl tUlEcr " Broadway