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Full Title	The Citizen, v. 3, no. 1, January 5, 1856.
Contributor	Mitchel, John, 1815-1875.
Date Added	9 July 2015
Format	Newspaper
Language	English
Publish Date	1856-01-05
Source	Joseph McGarrity Newspaper
Topic	Irish > United States > Newspapers. New York (N.Y.) > Newspapers.
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Disclaimers	Disclaimer of Liability Disclaimer of Endorsement

OCR ee \ ‘ wee See rere ayectr ets ; er ETF h OHN McCLENAHAN, Botton axp Propsteros. |} VOL. Ul. NEW YORK, SATURDAY, JANUARY 5 Sinote Cortzs 6% Crnrs. Publication Office, No. 10 Spruce Stree, NO. 1. es DOLLARS PER ANNUM Bublications. “THE CITIZEN.’ RATES OF ADVERTISING. Transient Advertisements, each Insertion, Monthly Do. without change, Quarterly Do, Do. Do. Yearly Do. Do, Do. CE" “ TRE CITIZEN | is published every Saturday. Terms $3 per annum; Single Copies, 6% cents. The Retail Trade supplied at $4 per hun- @red. ‘ Subscribers and Agents will be invariably required to pay in Advance. Communications to be addressed to JOHN McCLENATIAN,” “oltTizeN” OFFICE, NO. 10 SPRUCE STREET, N.Y. 1 Wholesale Dealers, DEXTER & BROTHERS, 14 Ann stRErT, qROSS & JONES 108 Nassav-Srreer, Nw York, anp Crarx- STREET, “Cacao, Inn. JACOB THORN, 17 Anwesraner, New Yorx. TOPE & YATES, 22 Brexm. FEDERHEN & CO., 13 Gounr Stazet, Bostox} TR, CALLENDER. 88 8 wit EEND ED sf Sours Turan Sener, PHILADZLPHTA. p32 CuxstNut steEEs, St. Lovrs, Y¥ & CO., 75 ‘DEARBOST SRTEET, CHicago, Iu. Mr. Ms ‘Nany is the sucessor of Mellon. MR. MITCHEL’S * JAIL JOURNAL.” ” Just Published and for Sal AT THE CITIZEN OFFICE, 10 PR AL St, NEW YORK. JAIL JOURN BY JOUN MITCHEL, PRISONER IN We TANDS oF THE ENGLISH. Commenced oa board the Shearwater steamer, in Dubtin ey, continued at Splke Istand—on, board the Scourze War Steamer,—on board the “ Dromed ™ hulk, Bermuda—on board the Nept! peune € Convict ship—at Per rnambaco—at the Cape of Goad Hone (during the anti-convict vebellion)at Van Diemen’s Land—at Tahiti—at s oI Witta ne Noe 3 Pier, North River or, New Yorke coat 6 eytown—and WITH AN ‘INTRODUCTORY NARRATIVE OF TRANSACTIONS In IRELAND. “One handsome-Volun loti, gale a Prive One’ Dollar, Pe LE AGENT WHOLESA 8. T. R. CALLENDER, Puttapenraia, for Ponnsylva FEDERUEN & CO.. Horton, for Massachuset's, Rhode Island, Vermont New Hampshire, and HENRY TAYLOR, Burinonx, for Maryland. MORRIS, Ricusonn, Virgin! | JOHN OFTEA, Crxcinwatt, or Obio. ; CRAWFORD, Sr. Louis, for Missoorh With. RELLY. 8 Gaarron St 1m, torzireland. TRUBNER & CO. Lonpow, for England. all AXY OFFICER, NON- -COMMISSIONED OFFICER, OR Man wearing a Swor without doubt know how to use it with ease, and, if necessary, dispateh, tis, therefore, my intantion to give every maa a fair opportunity who wishes to learn the Science, on terms the most reasonable and moderate, namely, five dollars—one of which will be in ad vance paid, the remainder when the pupil shall be deemed fit for dismissal ; but if any member thinks that he can dispense with the usual ordeal of drill, 1 will, on the receipt of one dollar, give him from under my hand written in- structions in the balance motions, positions, cuts and guards, points and parrys, With rules to be observed, rea¢ons for observing those rules, and finally a lucid demonstration of the whole art of self-defence. CHAEL MARSHALL WRENN, 73 Baxter st. N. B, All communications will be answered immediately. ja5 1* PunavEn nA NTE E ASSOCIATION, A STEVENS & CO. Agents, 1 joved from No. 254 Broadway, ti «THE CLUB House, 8 CHAMBERS STREET, New YORK. new location is an exceilent.one, and hie friends will 4oon aacertein ih no placein this city can you find a better glass of liquorthan at Stevens’, Recollect the number—#6 Chambers street, west of Broadway Ak HOME: FOR ONE DOLLAR.—A Valuable: Lot of Land, acnining 4,000 square feet, may be secured by a warranty deed, for 8 the Offa of tho SUbscriber, 2 , core: saat. the city, by. forwarding their’ adress with & “Teter stamp, will receive re full particulare by mail New York, Dec. 15. 1855. + GEO..A> THAYER, Ta A Valuable Impro. 9: may have lost be molar ean will be happy to Droarn that I De ne 7 STi, for many yea a lacing aistied member of tho dental. provasion, In New Orleans, tae in vented meen it 096, 4 mertod of tneorting the jaw tecth 1n re jako the: seful as the natu eth, ‘he plate iv lined with Gutta Percha, whieh deredindestractinie e fo! the stro Dr. Smith is located at the St. Nicholas Hotel, Broad. Yo whi of oar friends who may be visiting the city can be ce of obtaining the very best operations, at fair Ww . ournal, edited by J. M. Emerson & who has seen the improvement, and can ouch for the accuracy o 16 above, will try the matter himeelf, rnd report ae —— T rr N the Time t» Parify the Biood!—Dr. McCLIN TOCK’S Ponte ALTERATIVE SYRUP is compounded of the juices of many healing and t same time that it purifies 8 cul ef ERYSIPELAS. and all eruptions o of the FULA. akin, perfectly cured by it. For Biues, Pimple, Blotches, Uleer , CHRONIC. RHEUMATISN, Mercurial complaints, and all the most eerion! 8 dinordors arising from Maca of the blood, itis unequaled by anv preparation ever tnt rainced. McCLINTOCK'S TONIC ALT Te RATE SYRUP, ong ’ yet Family M diciner, mey be had of A. CUSHMAN & Co. nole ~ tetore, No, 13 122 Pai "Kew Yen (up ston). ay eral 3 Feclure, A LECTURE WILL BE DELIVERED BY JOHN MITCHEL, Tabernacle, Broadway, ON TUESDAY EVENING, JANUARY 8, 1856. Subject—‘Tuz Foorsters or tag Cext.” Tickots, 25 cents (gallery); reserved seats (body of the hall), 50 cents; to be had at Hall's Music Store, Broadway ; Dunigan’s Bookstore, 151 Fulton street ; at the oflce of the Cirizew, and at the Hall on theevening of Lecture Doors open at half-past seven o'clock.” Lecture to commence at eight. Publications, A NEW VOLUME. PUTNAM’ § MONTHLY. JANUARY. AN ORIGINAL AMERICAN MAGAZINE, WITH A CHRISTMAS 8TORY. ‘William Shakespeare and his Plays—An Inquiry concerning them, The Ghost—A Christinas Story. A Christmas Carol. ~ ‘The Virginia Springs. . The Falcon. Mr. Prescott’s Philip the Second Low Life—In the Pampas. ‘A Legend of Elsinore—A ballad. Scampavias—The Cockpit. ‘ Progress of Religious Ideas. Whip-Poor-Will. Owlcopse—A Story of Reform and Reformers. ‘ Calhoun on » Government, . t “ _ Editorial N oa - AMERICAN SUITERATURE ART MATTERS. 4 DIX & EDWARDS, Posrisners, 10 Park Place, ‘New York. THE BRITISH PERIODICALS.—L. SCOTT & CO., New York, continue to publish' the following leading British Periodicals, viz: 1, THE LONDON QUARTERLY REVIEW (Conservative). 2. THE EDINBURGH REVIEW (Whig). 3. THE NORTH BRITISIL REVIEW (Freo Church). 4. THE WESTMINSTER REVIEW (Liberal). 5, BLACKWOOD'S EDINBURG MAGAZINE (Tory). important events—Religious, Political and Milit agitating the nations of the Old World, cive to these pul est and value they ed. & 2 BS gS crade speculations,and fy niderous Tome of the historian, vezi ong af ter ie Living interest in the facts he records shal iP hav Progress of tne War in the East occupies a large space thee prgee, Every Closely eriticieed, whietter of friend ot of foe, and a short ae The letters from the Crinta mand | frou Batic in Blackwood's Magazine, form two of its most popul ir eotnutery five'a more intelligible and rettabie aecount of the movements of we grest else und. ably represent the three great eo part: Brit nies Whig ry, and Raaical,. but politics for nly ene feature of st profound writers on Science, Litera~ , Morality, and Religion, they stend, 2a er ood, whrivalied in the world of letters, being c ns sional mans hile to the Intelligent reader of every class they furnish a rrect and satisfactory r of tl erature of : througtoat the world, than can be possibly obtained from any ot! “n ipt of ADvaxce Suests from the British publisher: tional value to these reprints, especially during the Present existing state of European #ffuirs, inasmuch as they now an pe placed in the hands of sub- scribers about aa soon as ihe original € : TERMS. . pers any one of the four Reviews ir Perannum. 3:00 (Baym ents to be made in all ceses in advance. Money current in the state where issued will bo Teceived a 5 ‘IUST PUBLISLED, nin LIFE AND DEATH. or Torp EDWARD FITZGERALD MOOR. Revised from the Thea London kien; wun TE clonal Notes,and a te . I vol. 12mo., ai ine ones 75 cents. P. M. HAVERTY, Publis 0; Faiton reed, N.Y. Sent ty mailto all parts of the United State CHARITABLE LEVEE—The four Irish Societies of Salem Levee, for a charitable purpose, at the Nonantum Hall, on Frijay evening, January 4th, 156, The Committes of ‘Arrangements pledge ore in rendering it the most brilkant had in part they bev he occanton. Fril Join in helping to “clothe (ue t the Indies Ww an uni ae calico dress to the Irish Union Store, in care o the Treasurer, Mr. Tatomas Loopy Salem, Mi +» December 17th. 1835, . , fas Wiscellaneons, THOS. C ROCHE. Only Authorized Agent for the SWALLOW-TAIL LINE OF PACKET ¢ Ss, 83 SOUTH STREET, N.Y. Late Office BOWMAN, GRINNELL & CO. Liverpool Packets, london Packets, Sail from New York and Liverpool. Sail, fom New York and London. DRAMATIC UNE OF LIVERPOOL PACKETS, | Sailing on the 26th from New York ond 11th from Liverpool of every bhip Rosotup, ~ Capt. Merzhew "sup gona 1 Ratledre,, Capt Kelley. merr’’| {new,) ‘“* in, (New| ands. a Peraons Returning to Europe or sendioe tr their Priende ‘will do well by securing Passages in any of the above Packet Ships. All these ships are re well known for their comfortable accommodation their fustasiling qualities. experience, who are remarkable for their kindness towards the Passengers. - INTERMEDIATE PACKET. er smIps SAILING WEEK: And also, a Regolar Hie of, Packet Ships Salling Weekly rr New Orleans, TO PASSENGERS EMBARKING IN EUROPE, The provisions which are furnished according to Act of Pertiament, will be sure to give satisfaction, : ia not necessary to wait for a‘ Captain's” Letter from Live cfore ¢ : Peanengera are, hewever, required to present their Certifirates The Agents in Liverpool a gent road ; the Office is aitnated opposite the Clare ee Doc! steamers Iand from Ireland. Par rriving shontd go immediately to the office with their luggage, Swhich will be ‘ored Second Cabin Steerage Passengers a found in the following weekly’ allowance of cooked provisions by the shi wb [Fi Fish Te on Sugar or Molas$ ih Fare, 24 Cahin, $18. Fare, in nese 6 Children half-price. mittances to England. Irelands Scotland & Wales. D Jered in amounts from £1 and upwards which are payable at sight, free ren arg Ta Livernoot. the shina Tie in the Waterloo Dock ; in London, in the Lon don Dock ; in New York at Piers 19 and 20 East River, in front ofthis effice. Persons reine in tbe country aenroon of rrendng money to their friends, or engaging their parnsee, can tting the emount in a fetter. port-patd, ‘idresned to THOS, C. ROCHE. mine dictions which w: be correctly attended to, and a receipt returned by the For further information, apply, if by letter, post raid, to : THOMAS C. ROCHE, 63 SOUTH STREET, NEW YORK. nl0 3mo* R CHARD KAVANAGH respectfully informs hie - friends and the public, that he has RE’ D to No, 134 FEDERAL 8T., BOSTON, where he will be heppy to ae them, with the choicest and heapest TEAS," GROCERIES. OT RONISIONS, + WINES, LIQUORS, Coy swiss | OL o MAL WHISKEY always on hand. LAUKOTO & MARSHALL, MANUFACTURERS OF SUPERIOR PIANOFORTES, No. 5 CA Mercer sTREST, near NAL, - BROADWAY THEATRE. PARQUETTE SALOON, No. 326 BROA DWAY, under the The proprietor of this FASHIONABLE ORT re jc that he continues t and/Steaks w 1a Jude, aud Oysters hil hours ofthe night. Gentlemen aceompanyin; find 8 number of RIVATE REFRESHMENT ROOMS. elegantly fitted up Tor the ir express nest quality of Import ried Wine, "Liquors ‘and Cigars, will be found at the bar, including Guinness! and Darcy's Dubin Brown’ Stout, and - Jamieson’ five yea Wi india Ale, Nesset ger’s London Cordial Gin, 10 RETYS, a ther mode. re in the! finest. ste at he Theatre will . EORGE "MELLON, Proprietor [P™ Theatre tickets are aold at the ber. ‘The entrance the Theatre remains open during the performance, tr LADIES AND GENTLEMEN PRESERVE YOUR TEETH AT fonr scientific examinations, where persons were present, Pr JOINSON was awarded Four Medals and Four Diplomas, also at the Crye © tal Palace, for his soaps, See that each cake is stam PROFESSOR JOHNSON’S ORRIS TOOTH, : ae it is the only article that will effectually remove the tartar, clean and po- lish the teeth, heal we gum, and Amprove the breath. Tis Medleatet=Soap is nd whiten the skin in are ‘Ultra Soap is. warrente ed m) ber Soap in bare for 8) nt Starch Polish sae ving & lose ue neh Liquid Busine ie preferable to in igo. ay te to 950 per monts. . and toilette, a stolinens., His Frei No. 317 Bowery, Agents wanted. Pal Heine couUGH CANDY, el fer Colda, Coughs. fore ey Broa- chitis, and affections of the — Wholesale Depot—62 | DAM STREET, N.Y, ane On the 6th and 2Ist of every month. alternate Thorséey, lek . Shi a Robt Peel, Copt Chederie pee Ne oneworld? Cape Britten. hip pet 1 Capt onaera “ Live “ Keamey. “Amer Con; a, * Williams; “ ‘Albert eettatin, “ Del: * Cor. Grinnell i Fletcher. “ rH Union, Caidweil. “ town, leyers. a Qonnantines a Macoduck, “ Patrick Henry ‘¢ Hurlbur. ra BetSiaan, oo Retna “ burton, “ meetin, « Christiana. . “ Atrore “ Bente “© Mary Bradford, **, ‘Thompsont 0, Agent for the - ad ‘They are commanded by men of character and ; rst, , a Notice to Passengers embarking in New York for Liverpool x Lon > Pe am ‘saloon to se8.6m {

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