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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-01-31
81. InrIh. JnlY 10. 100.

Sq LOUIS July 10, ipo
u WOOD y.o D.dr Sir: Allow the pleasure sudsats
faction 20 transmit you tho beneficial effects c your ha hSf
svo sneT tidal OF FIVE commenced using your 's''
s.ve In January 1885, since which time have not oee WITHOUT
bet,le or hard When commenced the use my hair was
quie thin and least onehi'd gray few sPphcaaoos
,oppd it hrr aud three weeks time there not
hair 70 be found neither has there been up this time.
After my hair was completely restored continued lie By
.ppyur tvo or three times per month Ny hair has
nued healthy soft apd glossy and scalp perfectly free from
isnduH do not Imagine the facts above mentioned will
any particular advantage You hatte your vanity at
this late day wen they all well known alTeidy
and eyen more wonderful throughout the Union lave
occupied my time IN travelling the greater part Of the tinethe
past three years and have taken pride and pleasure In recon-
nendng your Restorative and exhibiting It's effects In
cs,e have with people that hsvoPo
rouLoed It hubus saying they had used and without effect
In every instance however proved by probing the mater.
FIAT they had used your article all but had used
article said to be good yours and selling at about half TIE
pnoe have noticed two or articles myself advertised
above which have doubt huubug 1t is Astonishing
that people III patronre article reputation when there
Is at hand that has been proved beyond donbt.
Apparently of those ehsaans have net brains enough
write advertisement notice they have copied you
word instances-aerey inserting other
name in place Of yours.
have within the past FIVE years and talked With moro
thousand persons that have used preparation with
perfect for badness hair scad head dn-
aru and every disease the scalp and head suboc.o.
called you personally at original place OF bushes
oere but learned you now living In HewYorf
You are at liberty publish this refer parties to Any
communication Addressed me Of box No 1890 viii be
promptly arswered Yours truly,
JAMES WHITE. MD
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1871 THE PENNsYLyANLA 1871
COl CENTRAL RAILROAD. kOot
GREA DeUBLE-TRACK ROUTE.
TIE esrncity the Road equal to In the country
TilE GREAT SHORT LINE TO THE WEST.

Facilities for the transportation of Passengers 20 and from Co
eInnAt Chirsgo Louis ST. Paul Nashville, Menphis New
Orleans and all other towns IN tho West Northwest aud
south uv sed for speed and comfort by route
THROUGH for the Wost leave Newfok foot of Court
sndt It, -Momug Express. Evening Express, y.
Scerins and smokng.ceIs ali the trains
Fare always low, snd the time IS quick, a. by any
other route.
BY hi. route Freishts OF all descriptions FORWARDED to
from point the Railroads of Ohio KENTUCKY Indiana
Illinois Niscorss lows, Missouri, by RAILROAD d.
RECT to any port the igabe rivers Of the West bJ
steamers from Pittsburgh
Tie Freight ard from any point Of the West by s
Railroad at al times favorable carg
by other RAILROAD Conn Merchants and shippers ntrG
Ing the transportation o. their Freight TO hs Company y
WIKI confidence s speedy transit. -
ThIs Compsny sso rnuAns an Eniisrant Accommodate
Line by which parties migrating Westward oijoy cheap and
mode ct onehH te hrsclss rates
Of fare J. H. ELLIOTT Passenger AGENT No. Astor House
LEECH / Co., Freight Agents, 1870
No Aston House. and No. South WlfamN
MCDONALD 4 BIsCHOFF EBigrtnt Agents,
No 0 Battery-plaoe.
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wApnrs SPRINGS. Perry Co, Pa. June 7, is:

WARREE sPRiSG,. Perry Co. Pa. June T. 1890
PsoY Woop-Dc1y Sir induced morc than year go
T. ty your valuable Hair Restorative for the purpose Of oens
ips NV bead 5f danduf had suffered with Il upon my he'd
for had been able to get anything to do
good H. removing ahorsh had tried prepAraiion' Va
III ssw your advertisement In Harrisburg paper. Being
the time called ct Gross kurie' Drug store sad
ush bottle, and prepared recommend IL TO uti
yer.a ue for Il has completely removed al dandruf from ny
besd and application In two weeks keeps free from
Any itching Other mPeVsntne,a must also state that my
h had become quite white in places and by the Of yOsr
preparation has become restored to s original color an now
my age although have used bottles Of the R
,,osiye has any knowledge OF H. as allow aew
hAs to oInan IN order to have appearance eompor With
nv age NJ head l. O. les trouble 20 In keeping
clean &C. bsn 81 any time since have beer child con-
slider your prsparaoa Of great value and although do not ss
(, sIpo,e myself consider It duty You
th, or any rat Of it, In any shape you thnh Props I.
worth anything to you.
Yours. 10. H. H. ETrEH
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A DYICE GRATIS.

Il
should be aim Of newspaper 70 become acquainted
with the and discoveries Of the day and to call
The stentiou Its sders to srch VIII be interesting aud
usc to them Ia all such It's conductors should oel as
strictly bourd speak In candid and truthful manner
, eonyer.n. With an intimate friend We have heretofore
recommended MRS. wINsLow's SOOTHING SYRUP for
children teeiug take occasion repeat; that
believe Il is Of importance to mothers and ths chires
than any ether discovery made BY tho profession In tho last hun
dred years very large percentage Of children annually die
during tho process Of eshng end number Ofhose
who survive greatly debaed diseased that they
up weak both physically and mentally aud ncapacated bOb
for study aud labor Now appeal with perfect confdenOe
Thousands who will read this article TO CONFEDERATE
statement when say that such aal consequences a.
those have alluded to from teeh!ng when MRS
wINsLowrs SOOTHING SYRUP {. used in time.
We pleased to know thousands OF dle' have seted
sny thousands Of mothers who read paper who from pref
ude against the food of worthless nosrums tina. deusc the
country or from neglect have sysed themselves oftbe bon
eh Of this invaluable remedy To such we wish to say
Ibis Syrup the resul. Of iy years experience of ono Of the
best female byd.n tho world prodnced and i'a't TIN
aExr NEEDED By every mother who bsS CHILD tee'tins
,ens the gun reduces dsnmation ays all pain aud spa
uoIc action Gdy of the stomach and regulates the
bowels Moreover every mo,herh Ia rSRFEcrL'
FK possible harm Of its use, according to the d.
rectious hh accompany each bottle We speak thus conh
IDENTIFY ts; very many Of Eost valued friends
II for years and have witnessed the mos'
happy result, from la IN hundreds Of ysu neve'
before had faith In female physician word r IT, Will
have sfter using the Soothing Syrup. Try It. Twenty-Five
coats y pur-hase bottle II IS therefore, within re.ch oft
poor a. ell Is me rich--[ Y Ladies Visitor.
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MOTHERS.

There ia an sdyeriseen In this number Of our TO woh
wewi,h o.. your special attention We do 90 not because
e arr paid T doing tor the proprietor hiss not 70 muoha
reqoeed u 10 do the fact that ncerey believe
4 deeply interests you and your children to know what there
communicated We refento thirty year, experience Of female
phy.c,n in the shape Of MRS. wIHsLOWs SOOTHING
SYRUP for children teethinG
Ten, Thousands Of children die yeSy during the Prorsisoi
CITING teeth and hundreds Of thouant barely earape desth
10 s. life Of suffering diseased IN body and enfccbcd In mnd
Ill Of which result. dsorganizson Of the system dudns
tie process ecthss M Window In her profession had an
o,poruny 10 wi.ne much h, suffering and has pcpsred
me aicino ca-inpls, perfectly essoye and
sure. Jrs1 TIN EEnspI SEkDED.
Wa Esou sci le magic irving amo's instant reiefto the
LITTLE Misunderstanding witnessed the most Piesng results from
the use oil; in great number Of No discovery ned
sn for the hundred yearsw compare with IN Ia benefits
10 the racs IN or opinion ord the Of one female phyh
,iAn at leA v NJ b. liuHerta.i1ed by thu medicine
lDra~ins Room comp.aioa-
None genuine unless the fac smile OF CURTIS PERKINS
New York. Il on the outside wrapper.
s,ld BY Druggists Throughout the world
Principal oHoc, No. u Cedar t., Hev.Yuh
Price only q cents per bottle.
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Monuy Jan 29-CoTToN-Sales todsy $500 bales at 10
lie for Midlns; saos Of three days. $500 bales Sterling Ei
PulInpYtrnA Jsn 3o-FtorR dull at IS rs for Super6ue
WuEAr finn, sales 100 bush Red at 81 lad 81 0 White
al aSgAI as CoKs-Neio declined &C.. at 'oc. CorrHk-
Mo ao PR0ysIoss closed with adv sncing tendency
Me-. Poik Sl8 %. WUls6v d.ll 40 III dIlc-
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NTEW-JERSEY RAILROAD.-FOr PIIlLA-
~ DTLPAIA and the SOUTH end WEST, via JERSEY
CITY-ssil and Express Lines Leave New'x ok at and II
M and and D. m. Fare ~ Through tickets sold for Cin
sinnai and he Nest and for Washington, New Orleans and
he South "a and through bagss checked Washington In
= a' ' j. W WooDRUFF, Assistant Superintendent
No baryee will be received any trains unless delivered and
checked minutes In advance OF the time Of ie@yas
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CTEAM to GLASGOW, LIVERPOOL, BEL
- last, LONDONDERRY, aud DUBLIN, tOr f3o-Tbs
Al UoWeIfl Cydebut steamship JOHN GELL, Capt. Scott,
m ,sil from Pier No 3, North River THURSDAY Jan.
~ III j. seahsip is httod 10 the most approved
syc the comfort and scy Of Rete Of
pgssgc Ceiu $50 intermediate +35 steersge go including
uldllt rppy Of cooked proyons The succeeding s.
INtTFD hINGnOM ~ sbi on TUESDAY, FEB 49, Applyto
FRANCIS MCDONALD Co., No. 81 Broadst corner South
VI .i.ln.
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EDICAL.-A popular treatise on g Structure
wi Of t Ucths" and Diseases OF the Baddef by Dr.
sLu, -L.- - 'ts Hqvsl COLLEGE Of Surgeons Of England
Sod by GODFREY boSkeIcf, Rrs.Iss-Y Do n
r,t. Maed all Tor 10 Jcout stamps Dr. =. be
consulted At his Office No. 10 Wost 18th 81 by letter on all
d.sa.. OF the Womb Bladder. tia OF which cutting
nor cAu tic & uscdl Hour, fIon 10 10 aid 10 and
tos +. NJ.
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Copartncrsbip ilotiees.

No 1856 CtSAL-sr., EESYoRK Dee. 81, Loco
HNIIE COPABTNERSHlP heretofore existing
between The uu6erignod under the firm Of HAMA
HAN WELLS % this day diss ,yed by mutual consent All
claims against the and ali dCbts due thereto TO be sent
10 rs CSIaIst for settlement. JAMES NJ SHANAHAN,
p. n. WELLS.
James b. Shsnshan viii continue the business undoakers
h are aud trimu gel usual the old stand l5j Canas
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IW-YORK and ERIE RAILROAD

NEW YORK md ERIE RAILROAD
IN DUNKIRK EXPRESS at a. M, for Dunkik, Buffalo,
Canandaigus, and principal stations ,,
MAIL AZ s;l5 M FOR Dunkirk and intermediate 9atiors
This Train remains night st Elmire "
WAYat 800 p M, for hiddletown, Nswbnrsh and tnser
mediate Stations. . -. ,s,
MONT EXPRESS. dolly. at 5 D. M for Dn9hrt Bntio
and principal stations The train otSatuIday stops
At All Mai. Train Stations and only 70 Ellira
'ai VIVA CHAS MINOT, General Supt
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Ocean Cleaners.

Ocean Cleaners.
ENCURSION TRIP TO WASHINGTON CITY
IA And
RETURN TO NEW-YORK.
STEAMSHIP COATZiCOALCOS
v leave from pier foot Of Kig North River and remain
c.,. the lLGusu .atiou Of
PRESIDENT LINCOLN,
rodad early application oT go passengers be made 20 the
under i.L'd.
1Ir COATZACOALCOs can accommodate with bed add
ONE THOUSAND PASSENGERS.
State Room. are each w0y......................N ~
Second Cabin, Fure each way...................
Forward cabin. TsTe each wsy...................
hole mbo be secured aud passage paid both
AppytO \. ROBERTS & Co..
Nc. 80 Greenwich st., near DusLe, New-iOTk
fA.tsuy Evening Jorns please copyl
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Sales bp Anction.
A. M. NERVES, Auctlonesr.

A. NJ. MKRwIs Auctionesr.
DE BANGS, MEkNlN n Co., Irving BHtdiGEs
ID Nos sa and BroudwbySs!es Of Books S's!ionerT
II ;;rres Wois Of AT. Fancy Goods Furniture. 40. 80
WEDNESDAY and THURSDAY EVENINGS, Jan ~ ana u
ct O'Clock. -
PRIVATE COLLECTION Of CHOICE BOOhS compfs.og
many AID curous " ots in all departments 81 Poetry m
Arts Mu,ic photography Antiquities and Mscelane9us Le
stuis az particularly in the Drama and Dramatic Literature
With an uauguay u collection Of Sha' sFasn and edon OF
skcrcac u o. which Of much rAfiiy ehd Tecuaa
iueIC i containing iosIapbs. &C ,,,
FRIDAY ENENINO, Feb. !, at O'Clock, ,,,vcs
OIL PAINTINGS, WArtR-CoLo9 DKAmiNpS
CRDNO- LITHOGEAPHS. fine line ENOhAfiN", pam
tdceicred TOGEAPHS, AMBBOTIPES, dc-A ch'lce
collector Including some originals FOR paIucnhS see
Catalogue TO be had the sesrooms The pictures are gu
view.
VOUN u. MONTGOMERY, Auctlonecr SO
- CASES BOOTS SHOES and BRoGANS at Auctou-On
TIL RSDAY Jan. 81 at lol O'Clock, at the store OF j.
DAMS Co No 10 CortGndt.st Including Mems Boys aud
Youth Calf ard Grain Double Sole Wafer Proof Boots
f. II LrpLov, Auctioneer
DEREMPTORY SALE, by order oil the Supreme
Court on TUESDAY, Feb s. lS6l at u O'Clock noon a; the
Merchants, Exchange, Of the wostoy, s'tc and bAsomeat
t.irk mont IIOI ST No. IS Hester st. lot2 BY ~ feet
S. p NASH, Referee.
GUS u UAIT, Plsintia's Attorney, M. 20 Wall-st.
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SUPRENE COURT.-WALTER GUN, plain,

- L.
y uH against THOMAS A. QUIN, ard MARY JANEQuR
bis wife, Arhu A. Quin Charles H. Quin George 4. Gain
John ouln John r. Dey.n Individually AID Of the I'D
niraoTs OF Arthur Qui1 decessod, and David Evans, do
PENDANTS pariionIn pursuance Of judgment Of the Sa
prene OF the First District bearing date Oh the 9Th day Of
Erp,ombeT I!9 l. WILLIAM WATSON, the Referee in the
said judRuirnt named vni SELL az PUBLIC AUCTION, t
Ire mERCIiANTS EXCHANGE, IN the City Of NegYors b,
Anthony BlcccAer Co.. su-t,neer. on THURSDAY th.
10Th day Of January 1901 at IL o'clock al Of that day ell
that certain lot piece parcel Of Land win the BUILDING
thereon situate lying and being ia The Ninth Ward City Of
NowY bounded and described follows: Beginning sts
poht the norLcy limo Of Hammond street distant twenty
two westerly from the north westerly Of Nshngson
and Hsnmondt ro thenes running norhedy at right auSs
sid Hammond street hity feet thence westerly pNae!wib
Harmon street entywo feet thence souhoJ at right
angles Hammond street fy feet TO the said northegly line a
Hammond street and thence eao along tho ohery line Of
And also all that certain lot piece or parcel OF Land WIN me
Building thereon situate lying and being IN the Ninh Ward d
tho CITY NewYoIk bounded aud described l0uows Begin
ming az point the norsry line Of Hammond street Distant
forty westerly from tho hwesery corner OF Nash
nsc 70 aid Hamu street INV feo, .henee westerly pas
lei with HamondiIee Eve feet and eight inches then north
ery parallel with Washington street een feet and fou
inches thence wosteIy and parallel with Hammond street
eighteen feet, thence souhey and parallel with Washington
street feet and four nohss thence easteIy parallel with
street ard eight inches thence Souhey
norherly line Of iiammondstTet and thence etery along
the nonhery line Of Hammond street twenty-five feet to the
place Of begnnng together with all and singular the hsedt
amens thereto belonging In wts
pertaining Dated 2'h NoVem9sr ~ ~ ,v,rsos p.,.
The sale above mentioned Is adjourned BY order Of the Court
"'AHu''' 50 NJ VIC '-'' WILLIAM WATSON Referee.
The sale Of the above mentioned premises Is adjourned 10
Ian II. 1851 w WATSON Referee.
The stay Of proceedings granted the 10Th Jan inst having
been this day vacated by tie Court aer hearing parties
the prmses above described will DO sold tho 2ah jan In
.n a.. Mi5shs1 ~. Eishfn ' WATSON as s..'
s s "a ;.ss BY order Of Court %iTsoS h,s
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CENTRAL RAILROAD of NEW-JERSEY.-
~ From foot Of Coursndt at Hampton Juno
ton with Delaware Lsrksw and Western Railroad and at
Fason with ehSh Valley Railroad and ia connections forming
direct lire TO Harrisburg without change Of cara .
AGONY W.T. Commanding Dsrsrhes IN,
l0s0-Leaye New York q iouows:
UAuRtsBuEo KHPRRssAt for Faston, Rscdns Potts
VILE, Harrg burg Manch Chunk Nilliamspori, &c.
MAIL TRAIs-At for Easton, Wser 0sP, Scranton,
Great Bend Fittston NHkesbarre, &c.
I'm TRRoVGB TRkrs-for Easton Mach Chunk, Williams
port. Reading Pottsysle. Harrisburg &c
4 g. d. TBRorCH TK,iS-koT Esstou, Bethlehem Acntovu.
and Mach Chunk
s:50P. R. WAY TKAS-For someryils
F1rHEs. TRAM roc HIHEIsHuRs-The a m. Express
Tain from New orb arrives Harrisburg at 1870 noon, IN
with fast trsns east and west Pennylysuis
Central Railroad Northern Central north and south aud with
the Cumberland Valley Railroad.
EiHlHFTHPUI.r ANp kRwf oRx fERRY--Lesve New Gort
ffom Pier No e. North River at aud II 800 and
LEAyE ELILABSTa-At 6.is aud 3:l3 l:2o and 4:S
pm.
The stop Bergen Poin. ard MsnerE H,rbor every
rip each way. JOHN y. sIERNS, Superintendent
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NORTHERN RAILROAD of HEW-JERSEf.-
IN WINTER ARRANGEMENT DaIy Sunday. eIcep,ed-
lesy. foot Of Coulands Jersey City Ferry
For sueem,. q for honsey, q ard $3.50 p foe
Picrmont /, $50 aud $50 Returning lesve
Suffers 20 Monsey 5lO aud l:aS p Pier
mont G:Ji 7i5 lIso and S2S On Sunday nights
train lssvas Sunorus a; and PlcrnoR 0:l5 rcurnG
leaves New u OH al 6 q Monday.
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EOR NEW-HAyEE--Fare 81 Berths FREQ
II BY Steamer from Pcckslip DAILY at m Passenger
for HeIlcn Hartford Springfield Northampton and
the line of Vermont Railroad taxi the n train nom
New Haven board the boat until the next morning.
Mcchande Forwarded BY Express Train through 20 Bur
lngtou geu sburgh and all Intermediate
FRANCIS HYDE General Freight Agent
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WOODS HAIR RESTORATIvE.-we not In hehAll,
Of putting every discovery for no out Of ten they
suack but take great pleasure In recommending
Professor Wood. article 10 all whose hai falling off, tEnns
gray Our welknowu Contributor, Finley Johnson osq has
experienced the benefits Of " application aud joins With In
speaking OF ,S virtues Let oil Try itand bald hcad will b.
rare as snow In Sur4mer.-l Baltimore Patriot
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IN THE MATTER of the petition Of THOMAS

Il L. RAUDLETT to enforce LIEN upon the bark ID COL
DEN MURRAY for materials add articles furnished &c. pur
suant the provops the 9Th title of the 9th chapter the
third pant of the Revised SAe5 amended by the ats OF
1859 end 1860 notice hereby given that warrant mas been
Issued By the Hon w White, Justice OF the Superior
Court Of tie City Of New York directed to the Sheriff OF the
City and couuy Of York, commanding him to sttaeh
seize and safely keep the bark vessel called the H. Golden
Murray belonging the port Of and that all persons
who claim to have any demands against the SAID vessel her
scA apparel snure under the provisions Of the 9th title
OF the eth chapter Of the third part Of the Revised Statutes
required to diyer Of respective claims 70 the
sed Justice City Hail. In the City Of New York at Cham
bcrs o the superior Court within three months from the hrs
publication hereof that their remedy against the ssd vessel
OF Tie clcim against her un the owner congnees OF
usndcr thereof interested therein appear
and dbaryr pnch warrant according law within the said
three uoutbs. Dst,d Dee n, ieC0. by order Of
JAMES w WHITE,
Justice Of the Superior Court OF the City Of NewYork
WASH q SULLIVAN Attorneys for Petitioner, No
1872 Nassau stTcot Ncgy-lork. d,1lawlJwT
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NOTICE OLE SALE.-M herras deinnlt has been

NOTICE OF SALE.-Nhercas default has been
~ slo TO the conditions Of certain mortgage bein date
The L.t day May A. eighteen hundred and hy and
5rcued by tho Shoboygan aud Mississippi Rlroad Company
10 AIarsh Fgg In the City OF New orb Trustee and duly
recorded c cce Of the Secretary Of state o. tho state 81
Wisconsin IN Book Of Railroad Mortgages lJJ 70 10
nruyr and vhecs the Ad Flag has rcsgnet The o!h
meat Of Trustee under sAld mortgage aud the undersigned has
been duly constituted snd appointed according TO the provisions
cf said oraga said bags and Trustee n his
Glcr Now therefore, by virtue Of the power OF sale con
ti ed said and la pursuance OF law te under
signed Trustee under said n0Tgnv viii On The second day Of
March a. d. eighteen hundred sud sixty At the station
HOUSE OF .td eheboysan and Mspri Rsioai Company In
the civ OF hsboy gan W.consn A. occk H. the atoT
noon sell public suction 60 the highest bidder for
the pawn hundred and thirty ght thousand and nine
yNc dollars and forty cents $4,000 ~ he amount OF
erurd hy ssid nor'g outstanding with the nor
est thereon unpaid bng the amount claimed 20 DO e thereon
n,orsged r,ni dosrbed In said moggr % wit; Al and
singular .hs ki Division " the Railroad Of ad COMPANY from
the City OF Shcboygn the City Of Fond d Lac IN WILSON,
in with all the nights OF depot pouuds rawiys
n BRIDGE piers ions station houses aud other building
ti- land ID hecdaucns by aid Shcboygn aud Mis-
.ru Railroad Company heid thereafter acquired in
COT ion " m the said iit Division o. their Railway
atng thereto whether obtained under The rights and privileges
OF their charter conveyed TO them by deed and also al the
tolls incomes rents issues profits and orporaio and other
franchises said Shoboy AID Mississippi R oad Company
connected with tho said Fist Division OF their Railway or re-
latin thereto and also IN the locomotive zines tenders
every decpion machinery, marhue shops tools and i'm
pcucn wood and property connected with the proper equip
eu working operating and conducting Of the said Railroad
the. owned thereafter acquired by ths I'D SeboygSn and
Misssspp Railroad Company app,stona 70 the are
wise ali Of wLh personal ca;els decri 70 BE- fixture.
and and 10 be used and sold herewith aud
not separated thcreom, end wee 10 be- taken PNt heroi
December H. 1860. sAM'L+ +. BENSON. TrIstoe-
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5teamboats an6 RAILROADS..

HIBSON RIVER RAILROAD. For ALBA
III NY snd TROY, CONNECTING WITH TRAINS NORTH
aud WEST. Trainsesys;
From Chaubers-s,. From JlE-R - ,
Frprs.s ana II a m T45 II 80 ard 3s3 and
"a % 5:ZJ r..
roy sn5 Albuny ~ erpne lO p (sand.ys ncIuded
eerl, 9:i5 p.
Poughkeecsie train, T:O q m, and ED and s'so p n
I'm, and p
PeetsLil train, $50 p. NJ 3;s3 p m
Sing sins train, $3.50 and t;oc 5:tS and 4S p m.
pm.
Y. SMITH Superintendent,
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Groceries aud prouisions.

DORTER and ALES.
Il CUINNFSS'6 EXTRA DOUBLE SrOJY,
VIM YOUNGER l. CUis SPARKLING ALI, II I,ofb
landing aud for sale BY their sa.hOfized Agent,
G. L. GABlCHr
No. IST Ysar-s..
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-01-31

PROF o. J. wOOD.-Prot Woods Hair Restorative is be
coming universally known to the inhabitants Of the whole world
But yoa- ego the study Of the most scientific chem
l,. TO something beneficial to the human hair We are
,6ed that the gentleman whose heads this article l.
titled TO the honor Of having introduced such invaluable
remedy fer Of becoming bald restoring halt 70 1t.
original Color &C. Read his AdyoiseHn. In another oo
uun-l Romeo, Mich, Argus, May 5, so.