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American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1856-12-27
NEGRO INSTRUCTIONS.

We have never known (says the
Staunton True Am9rican) rumors Of
negro instructions to be as rife as at
this time. 1t seems that preparations
have been making in number of the
States. Fortunately, they hawO been
detected in many places, which detec-
tons, VIC have little doubt, will deter
them from mskins the attempt to car
ry their plans into execution. Discov-
cries of insurrcctionary schemes have
been made in Kentucky, Tennessee,
Missouri, Arkansas, Louisiana, South
Carolina and Texas, and circumstance
es showing that similar purposes we're
in contemplation have been discovered
III the towns of Alexandria & Williams
burg, and the counties of Montgomery
Fauquier and New Kent, in this State.
1t has been ascertaincd that Christmas
was the time fixed upon for the execu-
ton of their horrible designs. In view
of these facts, we would urge the pro-
priety Of Immediately organizing pat
rolls in every neighborhood, where
slaves are numerous. We do not feel
that We have any cause to dread any
such danger in this portion of the State.
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1856-12-27
Ayrest Of a Cdlorcd Preacher for Tan.
perinu NTH ,Slares.

Louisville, Dec. 15.--On Saturday
morning last, Rev. William Anderson
a coIored preacher of the Methodist
denomination, was captured on board
the Telegraph with carpct.bag filed
with lncendiary documents. He had
also been engaged in running off slaves
about Rarroltown. The documents
found in his possession implicatc dis
tinguishcd Northerners. lie was Ia
ken yesterday to Carrolton, where
5000 reward had been offered for hin.
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1856-12-27

In Carson county, Utah Territory,
Judge Drummon charged the Grand
Jury to indict every man who had
more than one wife, under the u. s..
statute of 1855, against lewdness.
A young farmer in Devonshire,
England, was recently sentenced to
one months imprisonment at hard
labor, for having attempted to catch
hare on land rented by his father.
Robert Hutchinson the consta-
bic of Shenandoah county, Va, who
was shot by woman in the dis
charge of his duties, died on the 9Th
instant
u. Chandler, u well known Repub-
lican merchant of Detroit, is mention
ed as candidate to succeed General
Cass in the Senate.
The family of Colonel Fremont in
New York are said TO be suffering
from an attack Of scarlet fever.
Hon. Andrew j. Donclson passed
through Memphis on the Sd inst. on
his way to his farm in Arkansas.
In Illinois they have over mil
lion dollars in the State Treasury.
Returning emigrants from Nicara.
guo aenounce Walker bitterly.
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1856-12-27
Cherokee Affairs.

81. Louis, Dec. II. Tho message
of John Ross, President of tho Chero.
keo nation, gives favorable exhibit
of Cherokee affairs, He recommends
retroccssion Of the neutral lands, to
raise urgently needed funds, and com.
plains of the tampering with the slaves,
by the agents of the American Board
OF aiss'ons, us an unwarrantable in
reference.
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1856-12-27

These Iowa lands ate all situated in the vicr.
NY OF the RocS Island, Iowa City, Fort De,.
MONIES and Council Bluff Railroad, the Dubnon.
and Sioux City Railroad, and tho M,GrcCor,,
Landing and st. Peters Railroad, are increasin,
in value, and have been selected with great car,
ny experienced surveyors, and are all warranted
to be good dry farming lands.
IN MICHIGAN.
At 10 per acre.
100 acres f rst rate land, heavy timbcred.
acres cleared, with n small log bopse aim,
miles from the town of RidSway.
IN ILLINOIS
100 Town Lots 81 by 1873 feet, in the sou,h.,,
suburbs OF the city of Chicago, on Stewart,
duncan and Wentworth avenues price $500
and $500 each, one halt cash and the bal
ance IN ~ months with interest.
"a acres III the western suburbs of the city OF
Chicago, price 81 Goo per acre, cash.
T.. w. TOWER,
Morgantown, Monongalla county, va.
December 90, 1853
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1856-12-27

What is a Gsndem az T. There have
been many definitions Of gentleman,
but the prettiest sud the most poetic is
that given by lady in New York -
A gentleman said she lis human be.
ing combining woman's tenderness
with a mans courage"
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1856-12-27

If I must take choice either Of con.
iinDal prosperity or continual adversely,
would ehpose the latter; for in adver.
sity no good man can want comfort,
whereas, in prosperity, most man wan,
discretion,
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1856-12-27

"Youre 'Prentice 40, you're
prentice - said little boy tanniingly
to his companion. The addressed turn
ed proudly round aud while the FIRE Of
injured pride and the lonk Of pity were
strongly blended 10 his counlenance
cOolly answered $50 was Franklin"
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1856-12-27
from Mertco --Swrender of Puebla.

New Orleans, Dec. IA. The steam
err Calhoun has arrived from Vera
Cruz, with dates to the 9th inst Pue-
bla surrendered to the government
forces on the 9th inst. The news of
Vidaurri's treaty is confirmed. Pro-
nunciamentos are still tho order Of the
day. Gen. Alvarez had taken the
field in defence Of the government.
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1856-12-27

Iowa lNSrRUCTGNG HER SENATORS. -
The Iowa Senate on the 4th instant,
passed the following resolutions
That the committee on federal re-
lations report a joint resolution in
structing our Senators and requesting
our Representatives in Congress to
support the admission of Kansas into
the Union with her Topeka Gree
STATIC Constitution.
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1856-12-27
Southern Literary Messenger.
r@IaDrM-M0S g..

HAVING determined to close up my bu.
j. IL siness al This place I most respectful.
ly request oil persons who know themselves
indebted 10 call promptly and settle their
accounts.
stil have on hand large assortment, of
IRON, HARDWARE and CUTLERY, &c.
which Will be sold low f,r cash
4 RI. OLlpHANT.
Morgantown, Got l6 1855
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1856-12-27

European capitalists are supposed to
have investments in our railroad stocks
and railroad bonds to about sos, 000,-
900,
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1856-12-27
LANDS, LANDSy
EDWIN " TOwEp

NOV Offers FOR sale. IN Lets To s,,i, r
IN sfs, the following facts of Land 'n's,
In VIRGINIA.
AZ prices rar2ing frem one dollar and So,
hre ce"ts TO -four collars per acre.
5000 acres in Calhoun county, on the wo.,
of Little Ksnawha. ''e Tort
SOU aeresm Mononyalia county. moupt,,,
mics ess, OF More antoMn ''i,
SVeV acres In Mohongal.a and Preston
tam land, from s TO "a miles southe..,
Morgantown. Of
400 acres in Mononaslia county, nea. cii.,o,
2eo acres rs Monongalis, 8 miles east Of H..
gantown-- Burton tract. "'''
o' and "a acre tracts In MononEaiia, near IN.
ton Furnace. = S"o'
30 acres, part Of tho Ridgwsy land, onno.,.
Morgontowni price SIS to 500 per ser.
sVH acres near Morgantown, on the Man.
gahola river, aud apple orchard, well sel.a
ted grated frnit. eS-
"a acres miles northeast Of Morgan,or,
price $40 dollars per acre. "a "H'
III acres in Monongala county, on Dunk,
creek, Daniel Burton tract.
each. P'W
small Brick House, 4 rooms an 1 kitchen J..
Morgantown $500 on time.
$500 cash. P"es
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1856-12-27
IN WISCONSIN,.

NV w, ID CT HCre zach.
2,oeo hcres IN Is uacts, first rate farmiuu,,,a
well timbeted and watcrsd. These Land, H.,
near the line of the Milwaukee and Superior civ
Railroad, which !. now completed to Ripon and
err terminus. "-
IN IOWA.
AT Prices ranging from So. SO to Sl5
per acre, each:
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1856-12-27

TIMOTHY SEED.
Just received lot Of fresh Timothy Seed
for sale ut tho Two Big Doors.
Nov. /. M, CaLETNDTE.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-03-22
IAdTeriisenent
DISEASES oP THE LUNGs-NOTIcE.


DR. RosERr HUNTER bes inform his patients Phsel-
NH, that he has opened essbshment In that city uder
the professional charge Of Dr. r. Mosoy for the special treat
rpent Of diseases Of the throat and lungs
DR. MossoS smenber Of the Royal College
Ludo and enjoyed both IN that city and New York ons
and meat experience in the treatment OF pulmonary Affections
Dr. HUNTER would also state, for the Information q a pa
.eus residing Baltimore and Washington that Dr. JOIN
BfARD WILLIAMS will hereafter be associated with The BAL
rInOre Office. -,
sYowtb Of the practice Philadelphia AID Baltimore and By
DE- retirement Of JAMES HUNTER in Of III
IN ,be ADVANTAGE Of Dr. HUNTERS advice but the sdi3nA
benefit personal and snpeTVlAon VI skiia ana %
compshEd resident physicians
M TI Stecisist Journal Of Diseases of the Chest for
Pennry a. extended explanation Of Dr. HUSTERs views aud
t,eatment will be found with much additional information,
which should read by every predspossd suffering
from any affection the thost ungs The Specialist can be
procured OF the publishers Aessrl SHERnAS Co. Astof
House Persons residing distance who prevented by
the state Of their health the weather other considerations
from visiting the city advice be prescribed for By letter
In csses il is necessary that ths patient should earery
descbe the present symptoms and the past history OF biz e
e,se To render exact Lat Of questions
bss been prerared which will be sent with specimen copy OF
The Specialist application either Of the following sd-
dresses: -
NEw-YoRK-Dr. RoBERT HUyTER No Pa Broadway.
PHIlApELPHiA-Dr. F. mORsOS No 3O2 WalUutst.
RuTtyoRF-Dr. J. B. WILLIAMS No. s. North ChATles-si
NoTE-Dr HUNTER be consulted personally hereto
fore from a. 70 ?. IN, daily
NEw-YORK, March, 1886
New-York daily tribune., 1856-03-22

CosrNEsTiL MosEr.-It is very difficult TO stop a
bunder once put in circulation. An early number Of
Iae American Almanac, in undertaking to give se-
count Of the Continental paper money, mlstook a
statement of the payments made from the Treasury Of
the Coniederacy in that medium Including Of course
all which having been paid in for loans taxes, was
again paid ou for statement Of the amount Of bills
Issued. The whole amount issued was two hundred
milhoDs the whole amount paid out Of the Treasury,
including both the original issue and the subsequent
reissues, three hundred and sixty millions. Aud
yet in pretended correction Of Mr. Benton who states
the matter rightly, the old story is trumped up
On the authority Of pamphlet Of Mr.. Joseph q. Mar
TN, on the Boston Stock market. Mr.. Martin, we be-
heve, very good authority to all recent ransac-
tons; but when he states with respect to the Conti
mental currency, that the whole issue was about
$500 100000 and the largest amount out at any
time t2oo, ,ooo, 900, he shows himself TO this old
Affair, not 10 be correctly "posted up"
New-York daily tribune., 1856-03-22
xARlNE AFFAIRS.

ARRIVAL oy THE QUAKKR Cur.-The United STATES
A1ail steamship Quaker City, Capt. shafe'df, from
liverpool a. midnight on the 'th inst, arrived mere
On Friday at 7o'cock a. m. The Quaker City arrived
ss Liverpool at O'Clock on the moaning Of the %
Inst, having experienced very heavy weather. On
NE ipmeward passage nothing but succession Of
heavy northwest gales from the longitude of 30 to 80,
fhe weather very cold with squalls Of snow and hail.
Her news has been anticipated by the arrival Of the
psniA
SAFETY op LIYg STEAMBOATS,.
The Mayor detailed two policemen on Monday last
- viet all of the steamboats and ey-boats lying at
fe wharves for the purpose Of ascertaning the num-
Der Of life and other boats board. Annexed s the
result Of their investigation. OF course the boats
named are hot all which ply 10 and from this city, nor
half Of the number; but il serves well enough as
criterion of the condition Of the whole, az regards NE
saving appliances. 1t should, however, be borne ID
mnd that all of the passenger steamboats, are amply
provided with liie-preservers, in addition 10 tnen
boats as bv lazy required. But none OF the ferry
boats carry single Iife-preserver, because the law
does not compel them TO do 30. Ihe importance Oh
recurring ferry boats to carry epreservers and more
Ee-bosts has been repeatedly set forth in these col
uns. and unless some speedy action be taken In that
direction we fear that calamity much more fatal
than that at Philadelphia will be the result The re-
port shows how utterly inadequate are the means for
preserving life provided by the Ferry Companies, and
how fearful must BE- the consequences Of any serious
accident 10 any Of them.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-03-22
FRANCE.

From Our Own Correspondent
PARIS, Thursday, March 8, 1856.
The Emperor's speech at the "openng Of tho
Bodies" last Monday, is here considered as on the
whole Of peaceful promise. YouwilIhayepublished
and judged it before the arrival of this. The silence
observed therein respecting the dongs of the Con-
gress is constantly imitatedby the Meaiisa, Uwna.
has been done we have no credible account except
from Lord Palmerston. Hetoldthe House OF CON-
mons, as you know, that the PleniPotentarieS ..
Paris had signed over again, indorsed as we should
Say, the viennese Protocol. The Viennese rro''0o'
simply recorded the fact of the uDquallbsd acccp@
New-York daily tribune., 1856-03-22

Twenty. nine ferry boats.
Ocean steamers and steam-vcssels not running are
omitted. The steamboats,, almost in all cases, had
their small boats hanging by the davits and the rest
of the small boats were near by.
The ferry. boats had their small boats on the upper
aDck.
THE CRUISE oF THE ARCTIC
The late cruise of the Arctic from Halifax in search
Of the Collins steamer Pacific, according to the state
nent of Mr. Hull, her boatswain, who left her on
Thursday last near Sandy Hook, must have been
quite monotonous and devoid of interest, he said
there was nothing about il worth relating, and left his
house without affordiDg any information whatever.
He had kept journal of the cruise, but this, with all
his other effects was destroyed in the steam-tug
Leyiathan.
The United States propeller Dispatch, having been
ordered to Washington left the Navy Yard yesterday
at ID m but after proceeding distance down the
Bay her propeller wheel fouled by rope, which
compelled her TO put back to the Yard, where she
arrived about 81 p. IN. She was taken into the
United States Dry Dock last evening to have it
cleared Mr.. Steers viii put the Niagara into the
Dry Dock some time this forenoon, if possible for
coppering.
sHIP-BUILDISG IN THIS PORT.
The following is exhibit Of the vessels new on the
stocks in this port, together with their capacity. 1t
will be seen that business is dull, and learn that it
docs not promise 10 improves:
New-York daily tribune., 1856-03-22
"EvIRY should have box in the house handy "a
cese Of accidents to the children"
RFDDING'S RUSSIA SALvR. ,

It Boston remedy Of thirty years standing and recon-
by Physicians II is and speedy cure for Burns
pile Bos Corns Felons Chbans and Old Sores Of every
snd Fever Sores Ulcers Itch, ScAd Head Nette Rash
Buuons Nipples recommended by uursesl hitows
sites Testers Feabites Spiders,ng Frozon Limbs salt
Rheu Scurvy Sore and Cracked Lips Sore Nose Warts ana
Flesh Wounds valuable remedy and cure which
be by thousands who have used in the City o.
Boston and vicinity last thirty years In no instance
will this Salve injury interfere with physeas pre-
scptions II is made from the parest materials from reee
articles that
propetors have letters al classes Clergymen Physicians
Sea Captains Nurses and Others who have used themselves
and recommend IL 10 others REDDIsG's RUSSIA SALvE
boxes, Stamped the with picture OF
disabled soldier which picture h also engraved on
town country may be ordered Of PARKEs T.
v CLIcKESER 4 Co. any Wholesale druggist
Kidding a Co. PIopIetors No State-st, Boston.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-03-22
CIT Y ITE NJ s.

SACRED CoNcERT A second grand Sacred Concert
will be given at the City Assembly Rooms, No. 446
Broadway, on Sunday evening, March %, under the
direction Of Carl Bergman, with Miss Henriette
Behrend Soprano; Mr.. Henry Schmtz, Horn Player,
and grand orchestra The pieces will be Beethovens
Symphony in ID Major; Aria from III Gimanento"
Mercadante; Solo, Horn, Overtures, "Tannheaser"
Richd. Wagner, and " lie Nozze di Figaro, Mozart,
A.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-03-22
[Advertisementl

CONSUMPTI0N.-l desire TO treat all C0nsump-
ves particularly those who have tried all other Physicians
without relief Experience has shown me that can cure
CONSUMPTION readily any other disease, and that my
LUNG and Cough SIRUP positive Cure FOR Consumption IN
all lis varied forms. MRS NJ j. hAbiN 49,.
Psycica Physician and Therapesist, 80 West oths, NY
Office hours 10 TO ?. m, Wednesdays excepted
New-York daily tribune., 1856-03-22
advertisement
DURNO's CATARRH SNUFF has searching sooth-

Ing and healing qualities essentially different from all other
For sale at all respectable Dug Stores in New
York elsewhere and Wholesale AZ the Propretos
prices STEPHEN PAUL Co. No. l49 Chanbers-st " T.
CITY; HEGEMAS, CLARK Co. Nos l65, 273 5l broadway;
RusEToSs Nos Asor House and All Broadwsyi BASSEs
PARK No 30i Broadway; Mr. MILLS Brooklyn - -
JAMES DURSo Proprietor, Albany, ". Y.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-03-22
Advertisement
Two dozen Knives can be cleaned in FIVE minutes

bv KsrcHuMs KNIFE CLEANER with less labor and more
Thoroughly three single knives in the ordinary
The knives are scratched by this method of
Gle anne them they polished equal to knives All
stains and kind removed by the assistance of
brick emery cleaning powder OF kind For sale
wholesale and retail by TAYLOR HopGETrS, Manufacturers
Of pensbed Tin Ware Water Coolers and SelfSeane Caus
for reseryirg all kinds Of fruits d vegetables 60 Beekmans
New-York daily tribune., 1856-03-22
Advertisement
Dir PIuNNENiS VEGETABLE FAMILY PILLS

have become standard Cshac They give strength aud
leave the bowels and natural overcoming Costiveness
Biousness Dyspepsia Rheumatism &c Refereuce-JoHN
c. CHEEsENAS, n. ID. For sale st HEGEMAS CLARK Co.'S
stores. broadway.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-03-22

Youss ByReLAR.-Rchard Ledden, youth ls
.nr, Of are va arrested yesterday charged with burglary
yron he ,,ors on Daniel srhe No III East 18th street. snd
stssrs therefrou about worth Of esd ppe The properly
Vas found In pos.sson Of the sceused and be vas eoue'
By Justice Davidso1 for trlL
New-York daily tribune., 1856-03-22
IAdvertisement.l
EnwAPn IL DIXON nj. u.

EDWARD II. DIXON, M. D., Editor Of The
ssue attends exclusively OPERATIVE SURGERY aud Gov
SITUATIONS the OBSCURE DISEASES of the system
AZ No y hav between 10th and llthts. Herns Piles Pro-
stss and Ftua permanently cured without the knife or
gature Office hour from 10 mornings 20 and 20
evenings all other hours he H his private hospital where
every domestic life provided for those who require
careful regimen and surgical treatment
The Office Of The Scapel No. Veseys, Astor House
New-York daily tribune., 1856-03-22
UNITED STATES DISTRICT CoURT-MAkcH 2l--Bsfor
LII. IL

COIRT-MAECH Z--Dtlclc
JudEe BETTs.
DECISIONS ~ ADMIRALTY.
rovAGE n srE1NruGs
EUMIhrey II Crazy al eg the shr Il Dorado sDe cargo
This hbel was fled by the owners of the steam-tug
G sut 70 reeoyesa svase compensation for services rem
dered 20 the sehooer The besns aege that February
y esc, ne sehooner VITO molases on boad wa
lying At anchor IN the North Rser surrounded BY heavy ee by
reason Of which she ia Danger and that those on
0sd oi ter haed the stes-igr 81 coo 20
s to~ ID 20 pace Ct safety which the eeded dons
rfer sest tnsge k.fssf be ser ice ard hey med
New-York daily tribune., 1856-03-22
UNITED STATES CIRCUIT CoURT-MARcH 2l-Befor
Judge ISGERsoLL.

Charles GOODYEAR ag Hsrace H. Day and The CongessRu
Der Company
This demurrer to the bill of the complainant.
The bill alleged that the plaintiff being the Of the patent
for manu- acfurig Rubber made with Day by
which he licensed Day the Improvement patented for
hred corrugated goods and Day agreed that
the plaintiff protected him in that exclusive right ne
would other articles OF vucsuzed RUBBER
would Goodyear three for yard OF
sred goods which he made that Day has been pro-
ected but said he began TO
in the Circuit NewJeey aud Day ordered TO be
and pay The damages 10 the ant by
his violation Of the agreemept that Day then audueny CON
veyed his rights under the 20 the Congress Rubber Co
rsny make shed goods aud refuse TO the
plaintiff the due from Day for violating the agreement
about OOW0 10 account for the amount
due Gy tariffs under the agreement 10 tar fs
for what they have themselves manufactured h then pras
that the the Congress Rubber Company be
declared fraudulent and void and that they be allowed 10 use
the right them only condition OF paying the
due Day for damage and account with the plain
tiff all TARIFF Il. this bal the defendants demured.
Hello by the Court That Day had right TO sell 70 one the
rights hich he had under the with Goodyear
That has already been decided motion for injunc
ton in this suit that Goodyear had lien the agreement TO
the stipulated tariffs and that the unpaid tariff due from
Day ground for eDoning the Company and the ques
damages and the alleged attempt evade the decree
Circuit in NewJesey could not arise until the
decree should become final Therefore the bill must fall as far
respects the enforcement of that decree collecting the
tariffs due from Day.
But that the Company took the assignment from Day subject
cumbrsnce of the tariff Of three yard aud the
bill sufficient for the purpose Of compelling them to the
complainant the tariffs due for goods manufactured BY them
since the assignment. Demurrer oyerrued-
New-York daily tribune., 1856-03-22
lAdvertisenentl
AIAnnIs THIS APTERNOON.-The famous

Ar .nnrx. az T4r WoxpERTvL LsyP played THIS ATrEk-
go ~ .eu a. Tsrs EvINNG. BARsrN's MUsLuM II
81. ,,os, nlv fceut ssoundrs andtDor. sec-
iaele ever placed before the public.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-03-22
fAdvertisemenl !

Hon HosscE MANN; "IloOk upon Pheuology as guide
TO Philosophy and the handmad Of Christianity Whoever dis
.euinates true p Phrenolosy is public beneiactos'
PROFESSIONAL EXAMINATIONS, with Charts
and written descriptions Of Character given when desired st
he PHKEAo ILLOGICAL CisIsrT, No. $s Broadway
New-York daily tribune., 1856-03-22
NH

WIN. n. Brady, Master United States Navy, who
has been in the Nayy.Yard since Is3z, retired %
Thursday last in consequence Of having been p.soed
On the retired list by the late Naval Board.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-03-22
MARRIED.

CAWL-CHAPMAN-On Monday, March II. by the Rev.
John II. Hollinsworth, HUGH CAWL TO ELIZA CHAP
MAN, both OF this city.
McKEEZIE-RELL-On Tuesday, March IL, az the First
Presbyterian Church, Fifth avenue BY the Rev DR. Phillips,
Mr. ) II McKENZiEto Miss EMILY F. BELL, daughter
offs. s. Bell, ESQ., all OF this city.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-03-22
tAdvertisement
DYSPEPSIA CURED.-A fair trial of the OyYGE

MATED BTTERs will convince the most keptea sufferer that
this Medicine equal in the world for the cure OF this dis
eese Every Dyspeptic ougbt to know its value.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-03-22
Mdvertisement.
BPIJS.-MENFFL

BFLLS.-MENEELf > CtItDTdttu CHuTCu, dC-
orv Steamboat Locomotive School, Plantation AMI other
constantly hand aud for sale by FAIRBANKs Co.. at
their Scale WareIoom, No. l69 Broadway
New-York daily tribune., 1856-03-22
COURT CALENDAR-MARcg q.

SUPREME CoURT, CIRCUIT, SPECIAL CALENDAR
Nos 49, $50 s69 5es, 2oO6, s2l l1s9 22 1855, 357
2lz3 257i 2368 1863 838 96l, 222O, 2353 lO5e, 26s
2ls5. 2s57O l, ,56s, 1850 l,S95, lilo, 22jlt.
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