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Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-05-19

GEKTLEMEE sUdmER BOOTS AND saoEs.
VI Audubon a suppl osOi
enPer French Oai Pamp Sole Boots;
knglsh iasuag uAtcrs;
Pa ent-LeathsF, Oxford aud Dress shoes,
Cloth congress 6aitep;
Toilet Shippers IN great variety,
Cali Sew'd Cater, aid raps
Lasting TIE Shoes PLAIN aad tP'd, 4e., Ae, iast
opened " JOHN RAMAGE,
msyH AZ College street.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-05-19
A WORD TO THE WISE I

only remedy thai viii all impurities from the
BLOOD. II being Tonic IL will time Strength
and invigorate the system.
Thousands in ST. Louis have used IT, and the universal
expression is that fails In curing any complaint
arising from disorder State OF the Liver, stomach or
Bowels. few doses will Diarrbea or Dysentery.
As Diurete, Il will any disease OF the Kidneys
Uterus, Bladder; Alternative, II viii purify the
blood aud ali YeloEness Pimples Sores from
the skin.
II Is preventive for yellow Fever, Chls or Ague
and Fever and Cholera. There Is mistake about It.
We refer to hundreds Of Steamboat Men and others 10
prove that fact.
MoLyANs STRESGBTHKETSo CORDIAL does not REQUIRE GER
hcates bring il into notice, dose IS sufficient TO
convince the most skepcal Of its wonderful tnvg0Fang
effects. Call and Try Il. Il is pleasant 70 take
Every Country MERCHANT should take supply home
with him. Il is indispensable remedy for every family
J. II. MCLEAN, Sole Proprietor Of this Cordial
Also, McLeau's Valcanic on Liniment.
~ Principal Depot, the corner Of Third and Pine
streets. 81. Louis, Mo.
~ Price, 81 90 per Bottle.
~ For sale by all the principal Merchants and Drag
gisis in the city and country.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-05-19
Cordage, 0akum, &c.

CmGTH, COOPER 81 co., ig2 Front It., New
~ YORK, aud - tchoU ecu St New orleans, Naau.
iAcurrrs OF C~Tdsge, uakau &C. OF Tor sae ran AZ.
sortaent o. MaLitt AID farrcd Ko)c Navy aud Extra
O4kum, driiyerAble IN New fOra or New Orieans.
matIB ON
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1857-06-12
5eIert l9oftrp.
THE PEN.

al hail thou bright expositor OF thought,
Porraying visions by rich fancy wrought;
Or from the Statesmans $ strong and gifted mind
Trauscribing wisdom TO improve mankind
All halt love whether poets hand
McId thee 10 charm with song the list'ning land
Or Science use thPe Of her lore to tell,
Or with thee Faith couiutes the lufde
Twas by Thy aid, invoked in Freedom name,
Our patriot sires, whom tyrants could not tame,
Signed with firm hand the Charter which abiuret
A Fyrant's rule, and Freedoms right secured
lis with thy aid that basLful wooers tell
What faIering lips could never breathe SO well;
With thee the merchant counts bis golden store,
And binds the bargain that secures him more
Patriot and Statesman, Poet, Preacher, Sage,
Have leii thy impress on luil uaHY a page
Immortal truths and visions bali divine.
Aii through thy a'd in deaihless annals shine.
Let all who use tie Pen their thoughts 20 trace,
hlrld il with ease, rapidity amt grace;
Ior d those thoughts be worth the pains to tell,
They must De worthy Of being ,rytttsa l~eH.
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1857-06-12


.,,h;acfed the while to the most abusive and IN
snlting epthets from the lawiess gang VINO ioi-
lowed. When they arrived opposite the Poiis
which had been closed some time, lhey h@h'u
in the middle Of the street, and ordered arms
Some sixty or seventy yards above them aha
opDosite the market house, cannon was Hdule"
oi.t and a large crowd OF rioters suFroeoaVa IL
while delegation Of their number were seht 70
inform the commanding oilceF tha' uhiFSS "'
Marines we're instantly Withdrawn Inc fiece
would Be discharged into their ran<s
Cao,aln TYLER, on rrceieeng tbs threatening
,nes,aoe Immediately gave the ordE to InoVr to-
,..ards the Gun. and VIXEN the right Of the lnr
was nearly opposite, Gen. Henderson aeli9ei-
atpIy went up 10 the piece and placed hiS ooHF
AGAINST the .nu2zle, thereby preventing II brih%
aimed at the Marines, iust at The moment whet 7
it was about being discharged. be Dehria' /
was dressed in citizens dress and arHsFd "lIh
. nothing more deadly than a cotton umOftlia.-
He addressed the rioters, saying, MEN, you 'a1
hest think twice Before you Gre this piece a the
! Marines lie informed the CROWD that lhe
Guns wgre loaded with ball cartridge, ana war
ned them repeatedly to dessl. Ali the officers
~eDeatelly warned the citizens 10 60 away lFoh
the spot.
The General, fndns that tbe piece would
.,,t,rag Instantly crossed
"e o'2l''%,- ..4 .ro,s H.. order Cor ten
over 10 @aIt NJ a." tat.t Dorinr this
"i A'F'' =, Wv s},s,, ,,.era fired a Cen
lithe N"''DV' " ,-:..s,a,d;n,, with
! iiFhuS' S','' s'',', e.. One -llatoon
~ 'S" l,,,.tt.,p.;r arms to The trail.
= without cooking, and charged the piece Oh d
n run. these in charge of the piece instantly re-
u'a'0o' anu - ,,,h,laidl, hold Of -un
c"a' =" n ~ -, -. s,rfia was made
ca a'D VIZ - ,b. mere. WHEN Lieui
IS 4y tie '''o y ,,a,,rli ! across the street
lie Henderson ran u - l''n'
!" rs ''4' y ~ c.nsral within tWt
n = ma" .al "a was a}out to dischaFg,
ire' @ "'s F.s-"' ,I.-,o.. Win his ruske
ny us '[> -. ,I... ,,..a,on to fall. a
nv >,'uoN "a, 1''',i (-rI s.;4-d hp villain an,
''- '''' t. aI,vor into u hosr hand
.'" ~, ,;s,aI sl2,S now ratified i.
=" "e f'1I, y ,,d ,,,.o officers had rrea
- !; r.t,n3, heir men from return
y -, e.. Go II .ndprsoo and all the of
'''7 -, -.,.,,l,.- o,J,,onislin- th,. men n5
- ~ ,.,...,[,n,l ,as ,rfyen. but sh,
Sc - .. o.-,,.I s,rnr q Marine in ii
'I'''''7 - 3r.aJfnl wound. and sewers
- ~, with halls and brick bats, Il
me- - il,.,,, 59,,r.
- a. '- ~ ''''
g'1 % r. .>s'.e =, ,s e,-oa = bolio
- ''' ~ 1'',' ..i,. g.. -.
'Ie square, ""''' my s'''''S ~
ch- ''HT cru S'''> "''e ~ 'o'','
EEL oy one oI "I'cA MARINE was "o'''1'n "a =
'n1 S"o"'"e'' "T 1''@'t'" '''i1' -, - 90"
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1857-06-12

|. Bell. seventh ward, shot in the knee, y
, s. require amputaiion.
feI Y. Fenion, residing on South F street
Isshot in The arm while Standing upon tae
stonversing with some ladies. Has neck Q
vlo erazed by a ball coming from the oP- y
psfirection.
lard G. Hyatt, wounded severely IN the
sBr. while standing in his store on Srv-
erect.
Heath received buekshot wound IN
E.J. Mcclure, shot IN the nose.
es Lawrenson had his head gfazed oy
5ung man, timer, named Bidde'oan,
hal arm, shattered 50 terribly as 70 require
arhtion.
8uth. named Charles Spencer. SHOT in the
lesl breast.
1qan Farrrl, residing at D. johnson's. on
Cheats Point, shot in the head, lhr ball ana .
pit Of the skull were removed by DR.. Nor
Gaom the brain recovery doubtful
,outh named Adams, from the first ward,
wdlrd in the foot.
i Kib5pv, arm fractured.
Summers, saddIer. badly wounded
hard Owen, shot in the arm
ID Owen, shot through the band.
In Floockp. seyerrIy wounded
a.zer Hughes, carpenter, fatally wound-
ed S thought.
E,es Stafford. plasterer. shot in the leg ana
tbrtrh the body. ilt is stated that tbs Stat
fords5rlv in The day, shot little girl on En-
Algar man named McGIue was injured.
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1857-06-12

Archibald DaIrymple, brakesman' on tn"
Washington Branch Railroad, and who reach
ed this city by the / o'clock train OF yesteF-
day.
Francis NJ. Deems, clerk in the General
Land Office, and late Of Cumberland county,
Maryland.
D. H. Aston, constable, formerly the firm
of Rawlings & Co.
Neal, colored, formerly waiter at wal
ker and Schadds restaurant.
Reddng, coIored, Of Georgetown.
Geo McElresh, young man.
A German lad from the seventh ward apo",
is years of age, named Christian Llnds, dird
during the night from wound received IN 'he
neck.
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1857-06-12

.4aottey Fremonfer--The last California
mail brought the following ''item."
A woman residing on Telegraph Hill filed
the necessary papers in the County Court yes
terday, demanding proper provisions ior her
child, whose father. she AYERS, is John Charlee
Fremont, late Black Republican candidate for
President OF ihc Unite States. ,1farysr'1c Sen.
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1857-06-12
WOUNDED.

Colonel William F Wilson, OF the Lana
Ofice-tnisprintrd Wiliams, Yesttfday,--sno'
in the len arm while standing at second S'oi
window.
Thos. wills Anne Arundel cou"'y, Ad''
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1857-06-12

The Legislature has adjourned, and well
may the people congratulate themselves II
was undoubtedly the most corrupt, the most IN
famous congregation Of vile vagabonds, that tv-
er assembled at Harrisburg. This is the opinion
of all persons, whatever their political opinions,
whose attention was directed TO ii. There were
upright men in both Houses, but the majority
were baseIy corrupt. While an immense a
mount OF mischief was done, we think the peo-
pie may vet congratulate themselves that no
more was perpetrated.- Clinton Democrat.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-03-19
AFFILIATIONS TO THE GOVERNOR.

STATE OF NV YORK. EXECUTIVE DErARrnEsr,(
ALBANY n .rch IL 1867. :
To avoid the frequent Irey ulsriiies ADD defec1 b
spvrnatorp tor Governor, for h~ requi'Ifi ON do
Governor Of Other STATES for the suresder Of fugdves
Fl m Justice the folio rus have adopted by
this ID. p.rtmebt and win be observes
Axc.,ors for acquisitions msss 10 all ssA1s ~
the dat let A,h,n>, In lie shssBoe BY bis D-poy NO
mo i tina, be approves Of the rppcs,ioo th.t h ~
onplaI - 81 Jv9tt,rs nom 5uste. nd BE-
time the SAFE Of -; that ne fsf from ths s,sS ~
Ntes, could be maze ard that the ests Of rs"95 -
Mould De- broustt bstk this State for tdeL nc -
lane Inc upon hch the qns ours -'s'e' AM
gs,son Who me 70 10 is'u. .,r,., ,.rj6.5
copy thae.s nu- b. fsrbishsd eJ oe e~s'' !" Will
found .- ..s,., them INNS, ,<~-lfv
II sron .sdssit. the m.si'trs,s t.lsa az, ~
tia: - bis pinios tbs p,Iii-s ma ns L.. ~ ~ ~ r. ~,
~ u,...p, propsr css~ for reqaI"ioa Tie II
. tur,ber certify tbs' De- tse's sss'ed No
~ @ TO- he, you'd IN bis opinion resaH N 'oD-
vtcr.u. -. ro, .o, fo~,r On a.. rr.s TIA 70. In
ton viii b. ass''' HENRY SEAMAN, Phv.'s Secretary.
~ ,~ psuc, Ars neJ, shsrhs and CosntJ C1sis' q We
state Of sswforh
IT, ipf,rpsnon cont.issd 10 ths Breca'ive circ1~
,ubi,sed above shosld be oi.se mil sted ~ s.sey
nnss.JSIe. We trus, al newspapers 10 tse sac w
coDyh
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-03-19
MARINE AFFAIRS.
ROR ErKOPI.

FOR EUROPE.
The Cunard Mail steamer Pe'.is, Capt Judkns, I~ft
yesterday for Llyerp oil, vita lt9 passengers, and
$3O6 33J "a. Among the passengers are Richard lrvn
and ION, and C W. Field OF th- city Atthe "a no TINE
the Frsnco-American screw steamship CadiI, CsptAs
Anians, sailed for Hsvre.
sAvAL.
The United States steap-fnga,e Niagara ia beng put
in condition for receiving the telegrsphc cable Tho
time allowed for departing that service very shor
and great expedition ell be required 70 have her IN
readiness TIE Mississippi Will have her nsss's pa IN
Is soon a. the wsbssh has received her guns. The
steamer Dispatcb, detailed for the Golf Exploration,
was about 70 lssye IN TUESDAY, when anoher hole
was Uncovered in her boilers, and Der departure W.
DELAYED inr rep. iIa.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-03-19
Mfniral.

CANDS' SARSAPARILLA-Can Scrofala b.
~ ca:,d' !. Certainly an 80 Iae'n,essbls Evidence
of .a- wor.t sCt II SofaIA 81
Rsn Fever sor,s Uesrs Liver Co npABt and be 49, Of
dsA.s srsDs from pare stale o' the blood o, d,rAn
u he D. ny fun tnhs ~ rec iv-d from al Af
tie sr,.cce ~ ufsSs vno are .1'osef 70
irds-r,s r.aieJ cured ey Fss paHyias Aa9 etcac'n'
Prepares .pa sod BY A. B. Q. SANDS Drosp, W. ice
Elltar.sf. NsH.YSfk.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-03-19
DEM VANTA ILROAD =
il EREAT C.ATaAI. PENNSYLVANIA RAIL-

ROAD ROUTE
FROM NEw-yoRX TO CINCINNATI IN 50 HOURS
FROM NEW YORK TO CHICAGO IN Sc HOURS.
from NETWORK TO ST LOUIS IN Is HOURS
The Shortest. Best and coh.-qa.o, the Chsap~st RoueA
from New.Yo'k 70 al point. in the West
The PeDDS,sLs Railroad Connects 4. p ;'bash wta rail-
ls.ds and from g., Louis NJ Alton GLsus and CacAo
III Franb fort Lexington and Loui, vile KY; T.rT- Hue
Madison L.iy Indian sps Ind Ciacnaa D.Jtoa
sp'ins6sd Be efon,aDe ssn'usty Toledo C~vIsnd Co
gmous Zsnesye, nss.ilon Wooster Ohio; aso, with
The sssny boa. from and 20 New0flssn' 5. Louis
Lous VII e % CineilnAi
1hr ugh Ich,, ZAP be had any Of the above endo 3ed
tl.c.s in We. s.e bs in hotels " this q ~
sl fnd hs the shortest most dtous a.
eonIfort.bl. route between the E>st and West.
TLroush Tickets " further nform.tion mar De- bad zoe
o6e, Of The PEsN.YLvASiA RAILROAD,
No 2 ASrOR HOUSE BROADWAY.
IL ELLIOTT Agent PenATlyAnIA Railroad Co.
New York Jan. J. 1857.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-03-19
-,prAr Prnl ,rION In FARE 20 EUROPE

GREAT REDU 'TION n FARE to EUROPE
F,-,, t'.ss -; 49, ed cab, $50 BE nt, 80
s~~l cs.-,stfp AslEL >Stsas % 81 t9sn
SuRk o. sOr rda Mp rOs lsi eSEMES, % rhl Hs0Af
t.n q. r,i o. rhURs0Av. jane Pssatei' ior h.si'
.ul ~ 81. II "a eri:-isss steamer 9ne''s
sSIF, 81 u-v,I A. sc=.ABy9s. Spece Dc yeed 10 Zoe
dOB Pan. Per.a' s.ssias s,1 Sl' LII 10 &c.,
,.,rt 20 NV 2sro ship sfns: sor p>s.N~ =,
,prf, e D TORRANCE Asss., No Bovine 6re~n ~ l.
mr. lViRpOOL.- The Coitsd Sts'As Msll
s,-.m.sip ATLANTIC o Eldsse Cynmsnter. NJ d.
nit WHO he Uu,-d STATE. NAjs 10: Eu'oee posiasey on
SATURDAY AP- - a: - oSioea IL, IRON Der e''a a re
Ssot Of CnLs. $3.50 -
NurSk Ins steamers Of IRIS Lns hsTe <s'er max cSm
raj, .,ts Nd f.m c,, WI po' cross DE
krs. no,s a 4. S..--. lter tie Is. Of August
Fo srsiIst 'a.sss Nsvi a.ec lAel sco Dsnctations
for elesAp-s and con fox, Apty 70 .. .
p..s.r .s-. 81! p-,s- b. % o.srr 50 lto'ciNs
Al ct. :, thso the Ps.-Othss oaes VII
- retained.
NOTICE -Trers-e Z Ers.ES ron liverpool q N"w-'ors
SuceI BSs measurement, uati farther
potjsN
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-03-19

TNDIANA CENTRAL RAILWAY COMPANY.
L $3.50 OVe TEN PER CENr MORTGAGE BONDS
" Sa BONDS H5 or The iSDTASa CENTRAL
s.s pew sun Coupon. p.ysse M and it,
NewYork; principal redeemsble 81 the place ID se2
miles ons cou mrncins At Csry of Indianapolis the capital
Of State Of indiana and terminating At the Ohio state hhe
.es ond Indiana connecting with the Dayton and
This road i. one Of importance Is 10 excellent ord,
operate, Dayton Western road 81, mesthe ShOle
.ss hs sI TIE e.n 81 the two h5s a es e we're ,
showing nse increase over the preceding one md the .t
gear il2 ei over th. Of ls' and the month Of J.nG. 1851
expenses Of the line for the pIsi have been
pen.ts cudns rep.. oisi depOi. bdse' wood house.
ie and including condeble expenses properly In eoosTue
sSapon,Y iepos water stations. filing up depot grounds. s.
asng Sc less than ~ cent OF the soss earnings
These i's =: VI. .Ppss5 BY the for loo" Inch
Th. Company operate. the entire line between lnd.1aPos
rollins stock proportion TO length Of line, and paying the
st. is; ss sud i @
Thi. Inn connect. al Richmond directly with cincnny and
Dayton with Columbus. Baltimore, Phladelphia and New
York also with the Lakes aud the completion Of The
G:G and ST. Louis. ' 'N'''
of %sP Sa Y H9s mat 1 pat q f. tie
bursh Columbus and Dayton Ohio ana Indianapolis and TeHe
This RaNwsy traverse, the Oldest settled best cultivated
most Populous and wealthy portion Of IndisnA
country and the line OF this road aud ito immediate
uesuon Improvements wealth and Poductyen-ss snd the
pesen earnings OF the Foso large fS 1856 out OF
otA &4S+ 900 for 1857 and increasing greatly.
The entire cost Of Il road 10 sbout g., 100 0VS
The for $500 o0 81 per cent maturing 10
this time and the mortgage will constitute
The entire indebtedn. % Of the Company
The second for 500 not than ESQ -
will be needed I, be sold.
The object of makg this debt 10 to pay Of small amount o.
ho~ns debt of the Company and certain Income Bonds
turing within the p cseut and next year
We think these BONDS most amply secured The Company
OF the two through the most stringent times with
out sns fsre And think the earnings ust continue 70
increase ioI many yea' IN shout toe r Of evoss year:
which viii not only AL expenses and insss but hand
some dividends 20 stockholders.
The Company ha paid cent In dividends out Of the Vet
eari mss OF the past leaving Surplus Of neay cent
b, stock
The Company WI have e In real estate taken Tor
sock and debts dee for real cold Of apoui on
shish viii be realized, And which will constitute fund
esce their Indebtedness
Tb~se Bonds viii De eIchAnsed for Of the ysr een<
Bords Of We Conpspy falling doe within neIt yeArs
Application 10 u time before hey disposed
Of
We thiuk these securities and mos, desirable lnves
u,en. and commend them rs friends.
For other further information subject Of these
securities, apply 10 as =: ooi once ~
uev York. Feb 10. 1887. No 50 Wal s:no.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-03-19

SYRACUSE AND SOUTHERN RAILROAD
- 10 oouneeroa With Express Trains the New York md
On and after MONDAY. Oct - sad Dnri further notice,
Passenger Trains ui - bovs, SOM days sIceptst:
Leave NsvYori ger foot o. DuA-est 1t aSp Va
5unalo EIwess-oonD-etins 81 RngnAmsen with Lspfess
vr.ir for p racose
9th Exu-.ss Trxn for 9yrsruse and Osweso
Nv. Yo,i md Ere RSsd W. B. GILBERT Spt
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-03-19
Wrorsries.

TOHN DWIG III L L. CO.,
81 Manf.e'rsnof
DOUBLE-RETIHED AND FAMILY sALERATU5i
supEs-cAEsoYArE OF SODA. SAL SODA, ETC,
We II Od.sfp H,novsr.quvs, New York
PURE CREAM Of TARTAR ALWAYS on HAND.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-03-19
I1OR BOSTON. VIA NORWICH aud woRCEs-

I,OR BOSTON, via NORWICH aud WORCES-
rsR- Prem foot Of Cpart..ndi ct Pier No sNrh Rv,r
A. o'clak u sGy.-Th- n aud spea lid st-sner COM
yOSWE. ira Cart. Mr.isns leavrs Se~fotk every
TUESDAY, THURSDAY snd SATURDAY.
Ihe tesr.r ONNEC rlsCT Capt William Wilcox. leaves
every MONDAY. WEDNESDAY and FRIDAY
Ttesr unsurpassed Tor ren.to, osuty 40
spei did onins BY be American waters nn~c ns
.. Ayu. Point with and splendid sxfe-n wheel Tor
Worc.ste. B, Providence Lowell Law .enr- Portland
Ss,blA Concord. FNcheurs, Groton Juneon, "he Noun
min. snf al s,sI0Is on The
Norwich Ard Worcester, titchourf ar J" ofcester'
Boston aid Worcester. s;on and Sev.to'k Oen'rA
Worcester ard S,sauA New Lpnd q, W I'm htc and
Stony Brsoh and Lowell Psmer
ara Hartford 81 hkl Providence Railroads.
Al E1pes. sresht Train leaves Anyns Point imrne.ey
Nrivsl # ar D ats
Sta engaged oy applying me once or tnc
vhsr' or u board tee boats
For further information ~sd 20 freight passage or stu'
room . N aue the foot Of Cour amidst or on board
,hs 49, l. MARTIN AGENT
Office foot Of CourtlAndtst
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-03-19
NOTICE to IMPORTERS and PASSENGERS.

NOTICE to IMPORTERS and PASSENGERS.
KA NGAROO sxnt from lAverPo2 on lin Of
February will be dispatched direct TO NEWfOhk iasteaf OF
Phlseephia and that hi. Compbys ~ N S,ure
sail every a,ernse WEDNESDAY from Liverpool TO New
York direct with additional Anss to PasdephiA 70 meet
the require Of the trade signing Bills Of Ladns 20 rh
sdslphis by each departure. .x-.,,,u,r
THE LIVERPOOL AND PHILADELPHIA STEAMSHIP
CITY or BaLrfMoRE.. ISL tun. Cap. Le.eh-
CRY OF WAsHINGTON...2S eo tgns. .CApt w. Wyie
CITY os MANCHESTER. tos tuss...CsPt C. Pstrie'
KANGAROO.... S7i tans.: ;CsPI Jenfey.
sE1as.' ''''"''' or other vessels are INTENDED Wall
Psom LfvEaPooL.
KANGAROO for New York "Wednesday. zen. IL
CITY or WASHINGTON for New fofk, "Wednesday Feb "a
CITY OF BALTIMORE for New Yorh, wednesday ANch IL
KANGAROO fx Eew-York, Wednesday ..........hHdn 20
And each Alsrrnste Wednesday.
CITY OF WASHINGTON hou N-v-Yort. rhur'dsy hNcnS
KANGAROO from n-~York, THURSDAY. -.
And cssh Alternate Thursday
RATS OF CABIN IAssAGG. -
From Ptlsdephs and NewYork. So, 30.
FROM Lv-rpo guinea II suineas md - saine.<,
sesoIdn IN the STATE Rooms ~ nvms
The privilege in the saloon lneladins s'e~~D
THIRD CLASS PAssEseBss.
Limited number Of ass passengers viii be ,aAen Aad
b1nd in much provisions - required 80
From Phlsdelphh and New fork'''"'''''''''''"s, No
From LIVERPOOL. ''''.'...' -
Certificates OF passage viii be ssued here - parties no Ne
cesrous Of bxins out their enas Of ubns fstes
Ehese steanshies constructed with Improved us~ruen'
and essh vessel carries ~ e1Pcrcnceo
DrAts Liverpool nom ~ uesud ~, -
All ,o sent u the AGENTS wi for saded With ecospmy
and dispatch.
...., !osS s O. "a. x xssoi fora.
WILLIAM ISMAN. Agent,
No. I and IS lower Buildings, Liverpool
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T,HE REGULAR MAIL LINE via STONING-

roN sor BOSTON ud PaOyIDENCE-lnlAad route
sithout delay. change cfcsrs or baggage.
The steamers PLYMOUTH RIO, X, Capt Joel stone and
COMMODORE Capt w H. EEare- In connection with the
stonn Providence and Boston and Providence RA
roaa New York daily Sundays excepted. non fler
No North River wharf sbove Battery oclook
M. and StoDir gton ~. OF on the ARRIVAL OF the NAL
rain W hich leave. Boston S,5:g
The COMMODORE from New.York Monday, Wedn-s
DAY and Friday From stoninston. Tuesday rhursiS and
Saturday.
The PLYMOUTH ROCK from New York Tuesday, THURSDAY,
snt Saturday From Stouinston Monday ednesday and IN
day.
Psseu proceed from stoninston Railroad 10 rrov
dence Boston, the Express Mail rsn reechns ,Ad
or several hours advance by other routes and
ample al the early morning lines CONNECTING Norts
rd board the steamer
ar nhts rest undurbed breakfast desired and leave
S,ot In ston in the 7: Is m train for Providence.
Baggage Matter accompanies the steamer and train through
esch $500.
North River or ST The office No. 10 Battery place
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NOR ROsTON and PROVIDENCE via NEW

ENOR BOSTON snd PROVIDENCE via NEW
Il poRT nd FALL RIvER.-rhe splendid and superior
r.su.r BAY STATE Capt Jewstt, caves Newforh every
TUESDAY. THURSDAY and SATURDAY. G o'elSal 2 N. :
.Da The EMPIRE STATE, Capt 6rsy;on, leaves New toTs
w MONDAY WEDNESDAY,, and FRIDAY, Mt o'cloch
IN from Pier No. n the Battery both touching
Newport each way. ,.
,snt until the shall have been paid Tor.
Yrst Boston forwarded through With great dspat>s
BY AN E1press Freight Train.
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THE PEOPLE Of the STATE Of NEW-YORk,
BY the srsee Good free d ndeP.nce To all per.yns
Inter,sed Il CURTIS BOLTON ist. Of he City
Of New York drcsssed csdos rfa sszt 81 an OF
otberuse end greeting fou and .soh 81 yoa ere s~sey
requd o. be and appear bsor. our Sun.
Of the County Of New Yot al Office "a the ciy o.
New York the SD day Of hpnl next a. oeoct ~ the
forenoon o. that day then and there stead b haI sss
inert Of the UT OF procee iDfs oi JACKSON BOLTON
a. ~ soutor Of the vii and tsAnsnf ~ ssd deceased
In testimony whereof ave canned 70. seal o. ehoe 81
ssd 81, ros.is to b. hsr-uo,o affixed WHn'a ALEX.
f. 81 AMBER W. BRADbORD $50 Surrosste VI the aid
County At the City If Ne YoIk he l7h lay II Jsa-
u.,y ID the year Of our Lord one thousand eight hos-
drsd and nifty seven. - ...
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