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lAdYertisemenf. !
BRADY. the celebrated Photographer, has ma.

BRADY. tue celebrated Photographer, has made
variety brilliant additions TO bis collection during the pa
week WHEA1Lsp the residence OF Buchanan, Portraits Of
Hrpb,d, Thsberr nd Lzt the great pisL.s Delane and
Low. Editors Of The London Times and OlPhAnt the re-
uowped writer advs among the additions f
BRADY ha. provide for supplying impression OF these pictures
AZ price considerably less than enssyng or autographs
promises become important branch oil THIS singular anu
beautiful at.
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Failure OF FOX. HENDERSON & co.

The Daily Ne~s announces the failure OF this firm OF
eminent contractors which is attributed to the tight
ness Of the money market. 1t reported that arrange
rents will be made TO pay the snail creditors in full,
and that the larger claims may hope ultimately to Sc
cure very considerable dividend.
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HF COINTkY.-GAs APPARATUS,

GAs FOK The IUCNIHf.- Uas MI hIs7hf'0
After the Psent OF the Maryland Portable Gas Company
C. r. WoopvoRTB Co. offering for she Host con.
pete cheap simple and Efficient Gas MACHINE adapted N an
respects 10 the wants Of private dwellings public aud PnyAs
s ool. churches colleges factories ounderi-s hotel. Wall
ms places &c. well as Of towns and villages petas
b. furnished by applying person by letter TO the once
the Comrsny Machine be Ia opefston sns
C. r. WooDwosTH Co,
No IA Wxil.st. New -fort
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AUSTRIA.

The Vienna correspondent, Of TIE L0Hd0" I'''''
eelegrsphs under date Of the 10Th; 800. of Tho Paris
There is no truth in the staemen, , 81 pie ba.
Pays, Potrie aud Consf,.ato"ID. nn %r Principa
de- and that The British feet will have quuea Tue
Biack Sea by the end Of the mohth'
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UTAH.

We have dates from Salt Lake to the ls Q, The
and fleof The Des-e Ntrs up to tas tune -,
smsl pcX was spreading in the Territory, aou s.
fears were entertained that panic wouu .D;asncv had
smong the people 10 Consequence ine
.ssueo the following proclamation: r.h..d In
Scce our foane< article pndef TIC a"'''
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Advertisement
Earn Nrn.I PJASO-FORT - Manufactured

h. SrywAy Sous Nos 81 aud 90 Wsk~rst, near Broad
ws1 New.York These Pianos hsvo received rpkka tIsS
b The most celebrated makers o; bOston New ork fbia'
pLa and Baltimore Prices moderate we have JUST been
a. sd another Gold MEDIA the Fair Of the Maryland lnst'
int at Baltimore for o.
''' BEsr PTAso-FoRTE.
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srip. Tishe. TIE builcirg IN question is tenement
hose srd ls filed With Irish families. and some o.
hem being Corkousns and others Far-downen con.
tan, quarrel IS kept up between the female Portioa Of
hem. Oo the 81 list tie deceased, who was in,o1-
Gated and Fardowner O., into fight into IN one of
the upper halls With several Corkonians OF her own
SEA- Bloody noses and tom dresses and hair beloved.
ard soon deceased was precpi,ated down hisht OF
stairs. This circumstance ended The night and de-
ceased was convey to her rcom where she died on
Sunday night The jury rendered verdict IN accord
arce with the above state OF facts and the Coroaer
committed the accused, Catharne Tghe, to prtsoo N
default Of a $50 bail to await the action of the Grand
jury She denies Intentionally pushing deceased down
stairs. Mrs. Tsppy married woman, - yeaTs OF
age.
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fAdyertisement
SMITHSONIAN HOUsE. BROADWAY.

On the FryoPt.x or AaTsrcAs Plan. II option.
ACCOMMODATION Yoz TsAyELEas
Families and Gentlemen $780,
STEkN-HEAT IHopGHoCT oDAI'
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FATAL Row-A wosAs KnLrp.-Corone' 'aa,-
be held squtst yesterday at No. 90 East Eleventh
street upon Ne body Of Irish woman named Mar! 2,
the .kuiI, received in consequence Of being pushed
down sta. On the Cd inst. by woman aamea ea'n'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-11-11

stranger in the City Of Trenton was arrested In the
CITY last evening by the City Msshs for passing counter
felt the Morris County Bank Upon searching him
nearly he spurious found In hts possesso1
This /, new and Dan scrous cour may BE- detected
however the the paper aud Of the figure
5s Is impertccty made.
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TARGET PRAcricE.-rhe Lady wsshny ton Gusras :
composed Of MEMBER cf Hooh and Ladder COMPANY Ne
By Capt Seaman, wen, to Flushiss taspss
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We do our friends q real service 10 GAZING aitcn-
ton 10 medicine Of such sekno~iedeed nert e
B.ssx all liable TO ecu chs ard cec' nh cease !"
ie "a ,,-ou. xL.r course had 10 the WIG CnrfIy'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-11-11

CAhPBESS ExrIosIoS coiored MAJ named
hny Davi. burnt sh>u The head shsckia6
snher SATURDAY evening BY the EXPLOSION Of csmpsoe
and Grand streets
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BROOKE wv ITEMS

THr CRY CsURT.-This Court convened belize
JuSse Culver this norrinE snd Jury impsseled of NE
trial Of chr nal Tbere naeis % TIE o.
eaear Nhseh vii Be taken up In Their regular order
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-11-11

RssGNEp.-Ald. Henry b. Beatty, Sheriff elect d
Hudson County has rercd bis tho Board OF dermca
ii the Cy OF hudson An election I'll the vacancy o.
dcTcd 10 be be d On Tuesday, the 18th inst
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-11-11

THffI.-Bernsrd Donohue fourteen years Of axo.
a'sresfed yssrdy for stealing pair Of boots sai
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SUPREME C0CRT-ciRcUrr-Nov. lO.-Besore Jadxs


An OLD WILL cAsE-TTs HISTORY FROM 1916.
Doe Richard Roe in the Of the VIII Of Hoo
fietia Hicks
In December, 1876, the will OF Henrietta Hicks We
prpoundsd before Charlie. Ncyss the Surrogate Yor,
By samuel Wiefs executor The ~itness~s sarah n
Ne Natl spi.i Terry and Frederick Radd, The sgbsrnanG
Witnesses examined without objection The 5uuoes
hosever, decided that the will not duly proven -
CsihsTne Hicks legstee sppealed 10 the Circuit Judse
the srst Circuit, no the qs
top a fact, and awarded sJ-isned ssns
After the ofkee Of Circuit Judge abolished kSRer Il
Hicks moved before Judge Of the Supreme Court Pee
Term that the order for esned issue be struck out pat
motion denied An act passed IN April eE IN -
thefsneef this motion, wtereupon renewed oet -
denied. II sept. le5 Hcks sued out writ OF p.onios
restrain the Scpreme Court from trying the feisned issue
the groupd that the surrosates decision reversed
lsw, not Of fact and that consequently no
s4re ecad Be awarded The reso- Hicks pot il denas'~
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TAtyertsementl
STATE ANn NATIONAL LAW SCHOOL, POUCH.

lr.i. Y-Tfsta0L IfIoIref That The sysfen Ltre
ved l. far superior any other Signed unAniGousiy By
..Sen. be gins FIEsI JA>CARY Send for car
cvlsr TO J. w Fowler.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-11-11

The Cape May aud Atlantic Railroad project IL pre-
Uepg snd the people of the counties have already subscribed
Sl2CoO tow ard the enterprise.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-11-11

Thomas Aldridge ard II. II. Newkirk have been
elected Water Commissioners for the City OF Hudson BY thu
Board OF Aldermen OF that city
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A movement is on foot 10 Newark to establish
Kansas Aid Society
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ArTEMrT TO CoNxrr SUrcIcE.-A man. WEI
drsed and Of respectable appearance attempted 70 comua
Hee sunds, rsht BY jumping OF the dck fuifsa
Ferry tie vas rrscuci and safely brcugh, 20 shore
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-11-11

HUpsoS CRY FINANcEs.-The Report Of tho II.
Comuittee Of the Board Of Aldermen Of the CITY
Hudson om January TO October Is 1856 shows s too -:
Receipts from all sources
Exl.ndture. we ~
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[ huFtf tI5' MT u
,Y'S LOWER GALLERY, No

BRADY's LOWER GALLERY, NO. 200 broadway
i, especially convenient to Merchants Clerks aud others EN-
Moved down town desiring 6ae AnBRorrPE' Corner Ful
tpsl,
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IAdyer,is~mrntl
TyPsTy.FNI-CENT PORTRAITS

-, - - ain, Ooo daily at HoLsEss eril.nAl "a Pic.
- ~. Iaii,r and Views Of Niagsra Fsa
for Is cent. to Depot the L. S. Pseut Picture Machine,
NJ. SEQ Broadway.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-11-11

Gov Price has summoned Messrs. Rafferty,. Martin,
SPeer Chc'wood. Price, Allen Laird and Roberts State Sces
to Beard If State him At Trenton
Tues6ay the 18th November Tor the purpose tbs
the election Electors Governor sn1
Mt mbers OF Con sress in this State.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-11-11

DrxocRAIIc CENTRAL COMMIT MS ~!
met at Tammany Hall last evening ard passed. 'e,sS
Of gorif. ing resolutions on the Democra'c su 50;
at the late election, and resolved to hoa s'aH'
fca,ion meeting on the 26th instant
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-11-11

Balance to the credit Of The cIry........ s't, 4
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A WOMAN ROBBED by HER DAUGHrER.-A grl
II years of age named Harriet Knapp was arrested yesterday
Mercer street charged with robbng her mother Of B In coin
and about 10 worth Of clothing The mother poor seam
stress and stolen all her savings The unnstu
raj bad led absolute life but on last ridsy night
came home protesting pen She slept with her nohf
INt night but before snd went with the
,boyeuhmed prop perry On her arrest, $8 aud two pawn
tickets were found in possession and locked up to
.x.atfe x.fuinat iOu
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CITY ITEMS.
The Pyne and Harrison Opera troupe commence IN
Baltimore Oh Monday next.

OFESISG OF LAURA KtESEs THEArER.-lhis new
establishment will be ready for its appropriate dedlca'
ton in the course Of this week, probably Inc suo-
stahtialities now comI ete and it only remains !"
put the fuishif touches to the decorations Inc COM
pany comprises many Of the popular members OF last
year, including Messrs. G. Jordan, l. Is. Johnson'
G. X. Dickinson II. Hall, ard others, BESIDE ha"ie'-
ous accessious from other theaters Among tue a'ei
pre Miss Josephine Manners formerly OF the D'oau'
way, Nj. Burnett Of the Summer GARDEN, anu M.
Wheatey, a Philadelphia favorte. The season WIN
be inauguated in appropriate style by the performance
of Shakespeare beautiful pastoral dramf' As iou
Like II.
Dramatic REApIsG.-Miss Sara Stevens announces
that che will give Dramatic and Poetic nc sung
from various writer's at Hope Chapel this evening
Tie Treasurer Of the Tabernacle Kansas Ad o'u''
mttee acknowledges the receipt Of the iono"ns' '"'
Oct. I: s,m
A Frieud......si25 OolM Z. D.;...'.''''''' 10 "a
h. : from Nirginia... 100 % % eul-n.iL
Ladies of South Wood Ar L'noe" 500
stock Conn.,. 20 ~ A eIsi11"--
W. C.................. pl
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EAdyertisement,
Advertisement'i
PHOTOGRAPHIC VIEWS


WHEATLAN
rederce the Hon JAMES BUcHAsA have just been added
TO The collection At BRADY's Gallery, No $50 Broadway
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Irrrou yorrsc-Artbur Goff. an Irisbman, was

sesed Yesterday charged with having voted illegally s the
Eb Poll District the Fourth Ward His vote was chans
ed and he swoe stating that he lived Of No 10 cherry
rer which proved b. false IL also charged thst ne vas
never psrszed The prisoner taken before Justc,
Welsh and locked up for examination
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-11-11

TFAND IthChI: ,',,i I'M" 1 - nn.7a,n ~ nlrrs,
~ nn,ra and package of Kid gloves which were stole
fro The store No 81 Warren street while was on IRE that
nh The prissner was committed, In default of 800 bail
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-11-11

STREET CLEASISG.-The report to clean the streets
by contract was Loot last night in the Board oil Alder
men for want Of one vote.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-11-11
A,,r.p1 At SuIclpr.-A man named Peter Duffy

aempted suicide on Sunday night b. jumping out OF third
story window his residence, No. IL Mulberry street III n-
aI He was under influence Of liquor Al the time Ine
Siah Ward Police conveyed him. dangerously injured to
the Naw-York Hospital.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-11-11

CoRREcTIos.-Patrick Cosgrove informs us that he
was not present at the tctght mentioned in ysster
day mornings TRIBUNE, and knew nothing of it. Our
reporter was msiI formed
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-11-11

Tie Treasurer Of the Tabernacle Kansas Ala C'ui'
mittee acknowledges the receipt Of the following '''
Squatter sovereign., 1856-12-16
NO. 81.

Of lis leaders are, yet we feel confident
that thousands Of INTEL gent Democrats
all over begin to feel that the time for ae-
ton has arrived. They feel that it is high
tirne they put down by lheir influence, the
circulation of Abolition newspapers, and
givesshe people something better to read.
The Day Book has many such subscribers
to whom we feel grateful. but we ask. with
all easnestness. in view Of the fermida-
bic Ahoiitien programme which we have
given, whether the cause of Democracy
does not demand the renewed exertions Of
every one of its frirnds7 We must 6ght
our enemies with their own weapons
We must send an antidote for each one
| Of their roisons. aud new ia the time 10
begin.
We hare sometimes islt delicaey in
Book upsn our readers, for fear of SEEM
ing too officious in behalf of eur own in
terest; but If all our subscribers know how
much the real profits were, of furnishing
ffty-two WEEKLY Day Books for one
dollar. they would not suspect US of any
such motive. There is Rot q subscriber
who takes our paper who does not make
Infinitely more of it shan the proprietor.
The present is the time for action and ws
trust our frienas will this year meet our
enemies at the threshold. The Tribune
has already raised The cry that..there fs
conspiracy to pat it down. This is one of
the old lodges, in order to gain sympathy
among It's deIuded followers. We could
only hope that there was rruth in the story,
for it would indicate state of public opin-
ion at once healthy and encouraging
Can we not expect every one who reads
this article TO de something 10 csunteract
the programme of atolitionisrn
Squatter sovereign., 1856-12-16
PRESERVE IT.

Few readers are aware until they have
had occasion ts test the fact. how much
labor OF research is saved by such a tabls
as the following-the work OF one now in
his grave. If " history is poetry" then
here is poetry rersonifed:'
1607-Virginia settled by ths Eng
lsh.
1613.-New Yorl, settled by the
Dutch.
0.-Massnschusetts settled by the
Puriisns.
162t-New Jerssy settled by the
Dutch.
1627.-Delaware settled by the Swedes
and Fins.
1G35.-Maryland settled by the Irish
Catholics.
1636.-Conrecticut settled by the Pi-
ritan..
163e-Ri,ods Island ,st ed by Roger
Williams.
1650.-North Carolina settled by the
English.
167o.-Sonh Carolina settled by the
Huguenots.
16s2-Pennsylvinia settled by VIM.
Penn.
1732.-Georgia settled by Gen ogIs-
thorpe
1791.-Vermont admitted into the
Union.
1792.-Kentucky admitted into the
Union.
1796.-Tennessee admitted into the
Union.
1sa2.-Ohio admitted into the Union.
1S11.-Luuisianna admitted into the
Union.
1S16.--Indiana admitted into the
Uniou.
1917 Mississippi admitted into the
Union.
1S1S.-Illinois admitted into the Union.
1S19-Alabama admitted into the
Union.
1s20.-Msins admitted into the Unidh.
1S21.-Aiesoari admitted into the
Union.
1s36.-Michigan admitted int. the
Union.
1s45.-Florida admitted insothe Union.
IS45.-Texas adDistsd into the Union.
ISi6.-Iowa admitted into the Union.
1s4S.-Wisconsin admitted inse the
| Union.
| 1s5o.-California admitted into the
Union.
Squatter sovereign., 1856-12-16

Announcing Candidates for ONCE, IN
.,ss1c., %. X inserted on credit, caholoA'es
viii be charged eight dollars.
rr Communications Of personal hasursi
III =, inserted as advertisements, ana chNa 81
rr At the rates OF $500 per square, anu p"J
n.rtreqnired in advance nv
81 Advertisements not marked on on ,is =. Igps cn5-
~ F"oa5 until ordered out, and payment sxac'eo
1sordingiys -. eor ;r
s- An ,dvsrtisements must be PAID for or, II
,Ay, Yea. or at the expiration of three months
ezp Al, letters addressed to the Eol'or'
I.is h. POST PAID, TO receive attention.
Squatter sovereign., 1856-12-16
~ha Law of Newspapers.

Subscribers who do not give express no
~ - ti,s contrary are considered as "iso
inr to continue their subscription, pi,tinusnce Of
II .;,,'ifc,ia. sGagI the publisher may continue
20, psttus e., mill ali srrearsges are paid.
"Gs s snb"eris.rs s,,,n neglect refuse to ia take
s.r psri.!icas from Che Office to wntfh t;il tsy the
A., directed 4aey are held respo"sinis' d;,.or.
A.ys s.slci the bill and orcsreu 'N''1
kaned. o.har.n,,ces with
a., inforainr = the publisher, and the papers pa are
.sn. =, tn. former direction, they are heio res
rensihls. ,.:,oa ,,,t rsfusing to
@N' aI,opviny theu uncnlled for, ia prima facla
evidence Of intentiona fraud
Squatter sovereign., 1856-12-16
gbe 2neet' S Golunln.
rgu n6AIDaN' soLU TON.

Oh, pN tel! you of fellow,
Ola fellow L have seen
Who is neither white or. yellow,
But altogether green
Then his name it isn't charming,
For its only common " biil
And he wishes me to wed HIN,
Bat / hardly think l will.
Hs has told me OF a cottage,
OF a cottage 'meng the trees,
Aud don,L vousthink the gaukey
Tumbied on his knees
While the tears he fellow wasted
Were enough TO tarn mill
And he begged me TO accept MIN,
But hardly think Will.
Oh. he whisperedsd Of votion,
Of devotion pure and deep,
That il seemed SO very sleepy
That neatly fell asleep;
And he thinks it would De pleasant,
AS we Journey down the hill, a
To hand in hand together,
Bat hardly think | Will
He was here last night to see me,
And hn made 80 long stay,
began TO think the biockeead
Ne'er meant to go away.
At the first learned to hate MIN,
And know | hate him still,
Yet he urges me TO have him,
But hardly think l will!
Pm sure wouldn't choose him,
But the very duce is in it;
Bat he says if refuse him
That be couldn't live minute,
And you know the beissed Bible
Plainly says s'we mustn't XIII,
So lve thought the matter over,
And rather think will.
Squatter sovereign., 1856-12-16

pETER THE GREAT. AN EDIroR.-The
first Russian newspaper was published in
1903, and Peter the Great was its senior
editor. The Imperial Autocrat net only
took part personally in its editorial conpo-
sition. but in correcting proofs, as appears
from sheets still in existence. on which
are marks and alterations in his own hand.
Squatter sovereign., 1856-12-16

ssg A chaplain was preaching to q
class Of ccllegians about the formation Of
bad habits, ..Gentlenen," said he, ..close
your ears against bad diseoursss." The
scholars Immediately clapped their hands
to their ears. and the chaplain looked ra-
ther funny at SO practical dem monsira-
ton
Squatter sovereign., 1856-12-16
nnn or ADVERTIsING.

s,usre, ten lines or less. - 20 ~
FOR QUE sqpa insertion, per square oo 0o
tsl =. SQUARE, sa three months 90 90
'" ak months .....' ~ m M
twelve months -. - 10 % %
Tsos7aar:s, three IneLisi.s g 90
o twelve months ....-... -. 10 W W
,v..r of a column, three months ~ 90 90
0h' saas''i gix months .....15 W
a. twelve months 40 90
,ss Of a column, three months % oo oo
X q twelve months. .35 u,
n. ,,p,,n. thres months 'sS se oO o0
6 six months -. .'.' 90 30
twelve months .....' .''''. W 30 30
eight lines or less, 1 year.5 W W
b%s'e' six months. -. ''S w w
C three months ...... 49, x "o
Squatter sovereign., 1856-12-16

DxATH AT nEvISAL.-A young wo-
man named Temple. died at Vernon, Con-
nectieut, on Friday last. She was at a
religious meeting, and while iaboring un-
der much exsitemens, and giving u,teranee
to her feelings ia losd shoa,s, fell to the
fee< and died.
Squatter sovereign., 1856-12-16

The Newport, R. l., Mercury notices the
death of Henry Barker, who. for sixty
years past. has been compositor on that
paper. He had never been more than five
miles from home, and had never been on q
railroad or steamboat. He knew General
Washington, and told many anecdotes Of
the Revelation,
Squatter sovereign., 1856-12-16

e. An eminent ertist is about get
ting up .panorarna of Iawsoit.. 1t
opens with the .yesT enc. and closes w1sk
dsomsday. -
Squatter sovereign., 1856-12-16
lS5G.
p Packet Line.
niger Packet.

answick, Miami,
yer, Berlin, Lex
ibIey. Richheid,
ayne City, Kan
prt Lcayenworts,
nison, Doniphsn
ommodious, and
rssenger Packet
Z, Dirk, Master,
pnd intermediate
ESDAY, during
NJ, IS follows:
81 1oth ana 18th;
{ 18Th and 26th;
nber 9th and 23d
er 1th and 21ss
Der 4th ard iSfh;
tn the Bluff City
hger packet FeN-
ate, rsliabls and
BY steamboat, to
ct. Joseph every
lock, A. NJ, AZ
Ash and 18th;
st; 18th and 2gth
r 18th and 9th.
ber 10th and aith
Mondays at 10
NJ, Atchison at
apoo at d p. u,
, Fort Leaven-
at y A. NJ, PARIS
81, Wayne City
New IndePend-
P. NJ, Sibisy at
wellington at 6,
{ !, A. a., Bsr-
h., W AVERY az
a. H., Miami
NJ, Glaagow
a., arriving at
r time for the
{ kees, and eve
ms.
Pughl.Y repaired
0 state-rooEs
made which
could suggest.
tmost dispatch
nd passengers
bur part viii be
Star worthy ot
here toforo has
to be extended
DIX,
/. BLOSSOM.
Squatter sovereign., 1856-12-16

"a A wrought iron eanneu has been
manufactured in England, which weighs
twenty-five tuns, snc sends 8 bali of thrss
hundred pounds wsizht distance of four
miles.
Squatter sovereign., 1856-12-16

- A New Orleans paper ssssss fhst
there is IN that city beg With his sers -
far back that he can.t hear himself seasai.
Squatter sovereign., 1856-12-16
FASHION, 1855.

Time was when girls their bonnets wore,
Projecting half q yard before;
When beauty was thus hidden deep,
Twas something e'en to get peep;
Bat now-oh woman,s iickte mind -
They wear their bonnets all behind
While men their features hide with hair,
ihe ladies go wi' b faces bare,
And fancy all admire who stare
% mis- will pass in history's page
as English women's bare-faced age.
Squatter sovereign., 1856-12-16
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Packet Li1e.

sr Packet.
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5enger Packet,
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: for the above
ornate Tuesday
P. NJ, as fol-
II and 18th.
Sd, 10th, 30th
9TH and 2Sth-
11th and 25th
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packet FOF-
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steamboat TO
Joseph every
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1th and 25th.
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trstiay evening
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Ppers may rely
~ delivery OF
red that no ex-
to render ths
keneral patron-
1 and we hope
ENELASD.
Squatter sovereign., 1856-12-16

sless'd as the immortal Gods is he,
me youth that fondly sits by thee,
And hears and sees thee all the while
ooftly speak and sveetly smile."