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Columbus Democrat., 1851-03-01
Certificates and Tostimonials
Rvusm tina msoss Vespr taV,ia a.,srr.s
A Voice from Mexico II

To Dn. CHEurmi Respected sir and Ftlend.-I have
always been subject TO that dreadful complaint Rheuma.
uam but never knew what agony a haman being rnud
eunet, TIL joined the Army was engaged ia all ef
GENERAL TAYbOR's battles and was at I e,to tiordo
with GENERAL SCOTT, During portion of the Tam.
Pagn we were much exposed To the night air in damp stu.
sttens and suon pcrcc ed that this favored my old com
plant The hfst attack " the enemy q mean Rhenma,
uam bad IN Mexico was IN the right shoulder then my
whole am got stn aud could scarcely hold my mnskas
-ad one morning IN the month oi Mare last after sleeping
under the Chaparra could scarcely raise self fsty
shfieked with agony was after placed in the sur
geona hands but continued TO get worse ai worss The
pains extended all over my body in my head aud in
ny ankles and toes. Al san Angelo got my discharge
end when arrived IN Boston helpless hopeless and
Pefhctly miserable would take no more medicine tnr
bad taksn too much already but reading your
msnt induced me 10 send To your Agent Mrs h. klDDEn
Court street and get GALvIS,c BrLr and M.eSItic
Farm The secondary the belt and used the Fluid
was much better, and IN about one eek was SO encour
eyed that was not satisfied with the Belt alone hut gol
pair of the Uayanio Bracelets for the limbs These soon
put me my feet and r days wA, enabled to walk
10 Mrs KDDERs and tell my story She tnld me to per-
seSee and said she had known persons had M TO
get entirely cured From this time got ketter every day
All pains gradually lett ms and my strength rapidly re-
urned and for -Four months past have been entirely we'll
seei e. vigorous and elastic felt with the eacep
uon o. little stiffness IN my right arm hut have nnt
particle ol pain of any kind Ny cure is truly wonderful
and can never feel too grateful 10 you or believe
Oavanr articles have saved MY life ~ do not believe
could have liz cd much longer il, such dreadful agony
HENRY L, SUMNER ia Reg Mass Light Inf
Comp ~" b. A. ROOT, Cspt
Columbus Democrat., 1851-03-01
IuDsoN,s

] 4gg > Cla >
CHEMICAL UTRACT OF
A.H61slA
CHERRY & LUNGWORT.
TOR THE cURE o.
Coughs, eolds, HOaFSneSs, Splitting OF
Bleed, NlEht SWeatS, Asthma,
Liver Complaints, and
CON s o MP TION.
Do S0T SEsLEcTH
NSUMPTION
can be aud has been eured in thousands of eases b,
his only certain remedy
IUpsoSis CLINICAL EXTRACT OF
CHERRY AND WORT,
Gnd no remedy has erer betor- been discOrered
THAT WILL CERTAINLY
CURE C0NSUMPTION.
IVNHE most strongly marked and developed cases
Il OF Pulmonary Consumption, where the lungs
have becOe diseased and liberated and the case 81
Physicians and friends to be past all possibility Of re-
eovery and at times thought TO be dying, has been
cured By this wonderful remedy, and are now as
well and hearty as ever. 1t is compound OF medi.
cations which peculiarly adapted to and essen.
italy necessary for the cure OF Coughs and Con.
sumption Its operation is mild, yet eilecacous it
loosens the phlegm which creates much dfirul.
ty. relieves the c'hgh and assists nature TO expel
from the system all diseased matter by expectOraton,
producing delightful change in the breathing and
chest and this after the prescriptions Of the very
best medical men and the inventions Of kind and
sorrowng friends and nurses, have failed 10 give the
smallest relief to the Consumptve sufferer.
Thousands of Consumpfire persons have been de-
ceived repeatedly in buying medicines which were
said 10 be nallable cures but which have proved
only palatives, but this medicine is not only paa-
tive, but cure for liberated lungs. II contains no
decterious Drugs and one trial will prove its aston
ishng efficacy better than any assertions or certii.
Gates in curing consumption and all diseases Of the
Lungs, such as Splitting Of blood, pain in the side
and chest, night.sweats, &c, &c.
About 1000 certificates Ct almost miraculous cures
performed by this medicine, from some of the first
Doctors, Clergymen and Merchants, have been sent
us for this wedicine but the publications OF them
looks too much like Quackery, (wil show them TO
any person, calling at our offce.) This medicine
will speak for itself and enough IN its own favor
where ever il is tried.
CAuTlos s--This medicine is put up in large bot.
lie and you must find the name OF Judson u Co.,
Propreors, N. York. on the splendid wrapper around
the bottle, 20 whom all orders must be addressed
Sold in Columbus only bv J. Blair, and in Aber
deem by Hampton & Herndon. feb. 22-34-ly.
Columbus Democrat., 1851-03-01
Something new under the Sun.

Something new under the Sun.
TUST received at BLAlR'S Drug Store that
81 Pdent Black Indeliibie and IuStructible Writing
INK truly black and purely fluent Writing Ink,
lndeble, with no corrosive properties and witho at
liability to pr,cpitate or thicken by age, change OF
OF climate or exposure to the air has hitherto been in
Chemistry an mpossibty Now, for the first time
such an Ink is presented to the public for it has been
tested by the most scientific chemists; is by the high
est authorities, pronounced Incompatible for its ease
and elegance in use.
GPH ,ciH not corrodc Steel Pens. IN
Columbus, July 81, 1850. Att.
Columbus Democrat., 1851-03-01
Flts, Deafness and Rheumatlsm.


Nrw YonU. Sept l. lsls.
To rnE Pusiic ~ voluntarily make this statement
from feeings cf duty and gratitude In the meath Of
January is13, tok severe cold which sccompa
MED With the most painful Rheumatic attacks was Al
tended by Dr.. Myrtle Of East Broadway atd Dr Nichols
o. fColumbisst, BY whom was several times cnpPed A
did not get better DR.. Stiwel No so Suffolk st,
called In who Saliyated with mercury which len
IN very weak state, and almost sHtrsy deaf Shortly
sner We: attacked with violent Fits and altogether
thavery dreadful condition Having BY this time lost all
!ah IN medicine and physicians Determined ss last
hoPe. 70 ~ DR.. ,RlsriE's 0ALvANlC BELT AND
MAGNETIC HLuID Al this time could scarcely HEIR
single word. In very Nw duys ase1r putting on the
Belt ,hars was an improy ement in my general health
ny hearing was decidedly better In shout six weeks
Aad quite recovered my health and Tor the past eight
sonths my hearing has been perfect I have had no
attacks Of rheumatism aud mo. the slightest symptom Of
S''A and am ly p every respect an M altered P..oa
Witness 0S. CYNTHIA RAYMOND. ~
No Goerck-A, NsS YesA
GO Many hu~.rss IsrtlAcates nsu e ~. 9. n.
country Of equally extraordinary character eaad Be given
% No troubls OF nconyenieaOe sttends the q DR
he worn by the most feeble and delicate with perfect
snd saety In many the sensation attending tAs
use hsAiy Pi'a'an a"d s'ss1 TAsS can be ssAa V
any par, Of the coultIy
Prices
The Galvanic Bell, Three Dollara
The Galvanic Necklace, Two Dollars.
The Galvanic Bracelets, One Dollar Each.
the Magnetic Fluid, One Dollar.
OJ- The articles accompanied by full and plain
teetions Pamphlets with fu! particulars may BE- h-d
the authorized Agcn,
PARTICULAR CAUTION.
AS- B,ssss I Covnfs,I,, and WsrtAi,ss k=,fassss
;. g. MoREHEAD, NJ D..
iLSERAI. 1JENT FoR TilE UNITEb sTATEs
ISS Broadway. New SOvk.
For Sale BY J. j. MES, il.
Columbus Democrat., 1851-03-01
PAST EXPERIENCE

TEACHES us that we must soon have anothe,
Il Fire in town! Wisdom directs that some
preparation be made.
The uninsured are informed that the new agent
Of the Protection Insurance Company will give
prompt attention to business Applications for Risks
may be left at the Store of Messls Ottey d. Starke
or handed to the subscriber.
NATHANIEL +. GOODWIN, Agent
N. B. This Is that well established Company Tor
which Mr.. John N. Mullen has been acting for
number of years. n. G..
Aug II, 1850. TT.
Columbus Democrat., 1851-03-01
NQUART BOTTLES

For Purifying the Blood, and for the On,
Scrofua, Msrcuridl Diseases, Rheumos..
Cutaneous ErHptions, Stubborn UIc,r,
Lirer Complaint, Dyspepsia, BrOn.
chiiis, Salt Rheum, Consumption,
Fsrer Sores, Female Com.
plains, ErysipsLas, Loss
gfapp,tits, Pimpies,
Biles, General
Debility
Columbus Democrat., 1851-03-01

y vii eel On NundzY, lhs i7lh day Of March,
tiG5I. ui he Coun-hoaas or, ior cash, the iol-
ilnuing luigmsuis c. eosis il "a paid before The
lsE II rle, iO-Wh:
Columbus Democrat., 1851-03-01

Read the following and be sure and get the genu
ne article:
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The News from Cuba.

The last advices received from Cuba will be found
another column. We do not pretend 10 know what Il
gree of confidence should be given 10 them. But h, he
that such advices have come to hand is Of itself nk
Gent proof that most important events have trannf
near our coast and in Cuba. Any man Of Ordinary
gacity could have foreseen weeks ago that in oil h.
man probability, delicate and important questions wos
soon be presented Yet not sithstanding this the P
dent, the Secretary of War. and the Secretary Of b
Interior. deserted the seat OF government wihm
adequate motive, if flying from the responsblhs
they apprehended. Our readers may, perhaps rsns
Der that, the very day of the deparun
Messrs, Fillmore, Stuart and Conrad, We aa
reference TO the Cuban outbreak, tina, the En-
utve tour to Western Virginia was wrongly .has-
the Secretary OF State being somewhere North, v
the Attorney General attending to the Kentucky id
tons. Now we have the news that forty American d
zens have been taken, unarmed, from open boats
Spanish r-steamer, carried into Havana, and sho
felons-lheir dead bodies being thrown to the mob
streets! Where is the government to meet this outing
Where is the President' Where is the Secretary
State Where is the Secretary OF the Interior Wis
is the Attorney General9 Where is the Secretary Of
They scattered about the country on eleelionenI
tours and none here can tell where they are There ut
government at Washington. Mr. Fillmore, Mr.. Wei
ster, Mr. Stuart, Mr.. Crttenden. Mr. Conrad. an 4
gone--scattered to the four winds Mr.. Corwin hxsl
well be gone too, for his private affairs just now TAKE
his time and attention. Mr.. Graham. Secretary .
Navy, is here and Mr.. Hall, who u charged wAsf
superintendence of the Post Office Department, hs
also That is all In the mean time, we have n.ns
only that forty American ctzens-unarmed and dekn i
less-have been shot within days sail Of os !
bu, that their dead bodies have been abusei with II
than barbarian brutality; and it appears, too, thai
regularly licensed steamer Of the United States n
ming from Chagres TO Havana and New York, hS n
fred at, and the passengers insulted
The government cannot plead surprise II bad w /
reason to anticipate desperate deeds on the Gull wv
its Hegra from Washington.
Circumstances like these are calculated to eIep'
public mind and certainly demand investigation
part of our government Such barbarity may sui
despotsm of Austria and the Eastern World bulm"U
free America j, is out Of place. and we much ms'ns
tone and temper Of people II the attempt to pas
il will no, recoil upon the authorities Of Cuba.
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Challenge.
The following document. which we copy from the AL
bany Argus explains itself. The challenge from Cali
forna to be hoped is not more bold than justified by
the expectations and esolue spirit OF The democracy OF
the Pacific Certain il is that in this friendly contest the
chances against them;
We ACCEPT THE cHALLESGE-The democracy OF Cali
fornia have nominated Colonel John Biger as their
didaie for governor and have appointed committee
offer challenge 10 the democracy OF Pennsylvania,
follows
"The democrats Of California propose TO present the
democrats OF Pennsylvania with splendid banner, EN-
broidered with California gold, the whole 10 be worth
not less than 81 900, provided California throws less
majority for Colonel John Bgler, IN proportion 10 the
number OF votes cast than Pennsylvania does for Hon.
VIM, Bigler"
On behalf of the democracy of Pennsy we accept
this challenge with lively satisfaction and, although
have no doubt that California will elect her Bgler by
triumphant majority, firm IN the faith that his
brother the candidate of the democracy of the "Keystone
State" will double his majority IN proportion 10 the
number of votes cast" therefore, in accepting the cha
enge, feel well assured that our noble old State will
be honored with the receipt OF this magnificent banner.
Democrats of Pennsy wanna, must net lose this
golden prize and all that is necessary to win it is for
every put his armor, and enter the campaign
with spirit and determination to give the "SusQuehanna
raftsman the largest majority ever polled in the State
and will do just certainly as that the day OF cleo
ton arrives
The noble spirit which prompted our brethren OF Cali
forna offer this challenge is evidence that they intend
cause in they are engaged in which they have uni
ted wishes Tor their overwhelming success.
VIM. Doch, Jas. Burnside,
VIM. Ross. +. X Boas,
VIM Deal Geo w. Bowman,
Thos. F. Power, Jas. L. Reynolds,
j. Ellis Bonham,
Democratic State Central Committee.
HARRISBURG, August /, 1851.
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VERY VALUABLE IMPROVED PROPERTY AT AUCTION
Monday afternoon, August 2h at O'Clock on the premises,
desirable o In No "a, with the
building front and the brick building a,ehed to
The same being the third and fourth
by the OF the Six Budng now IN the
Bach and Porter Said lots 'front.' twenty
depth hundred and
The buildings substantially butt and hni'hed In
with marble nantes, &C. and comprise every con
vsnence = senteeI private residence
third balance in equal instruments OF one and
twelve eighteen, and twenty Hour months win
satisfactorily secured All conysyances at the expense Of
the purchaser.
expiration Ave days from the day Of sale the right
RESELL of the purchaser reserved PROVIDED me
above named not complied with -
led DYER n MCGUIRE, h"cuoneers
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rI.AGETr Il DODSON. dealers Of FUR
OF
Ale Iands
descriptions goods their line have
sale
Velvet tapestry capetng in superb body hnsh combination
Of colors
Brussels do do unususly low prices
for steps
English three thread Brussels plain do.
above goods and before offered
in this country for sale.
Elegant velvet chenes rug,
Imperial and thseply csp.,ins Of weight Of body
and beauty OF color
Double ingram In do do
Also rugs and door mats to match.
house intending furnish
fully that they
that Of advantages
goods be sold considerably
elsewhere.
Aug s-daw CLAGErT DODsoN
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BY A. GREEN. Auctfoneer.

HOUSEHOLD AND KITCHEN FURNITURE AT AUCTION
III Monday, instant shall sell residence
streets north HUI, 10 O'Clock, good
W kept furniture, viz
Mahogany sofa, sideboard, and bureaus
Do rocking, parior, and chairs
al breakfast tables
Walnut dining and breakfast tables
parIor and chairs
Damask walnut chairs
a rack, book stands and shelves
Centr side, AM other tables
B.dsteads, and stands
sne and wood chamber chairs
stands, towel horses, &c.
Feather beds, bedding, and
Carpets, mating, and figured baize
Apdirons, shovel and tenders
Paro aud
Cooking, radisior and other
farior and chamber looking glasses
Vase. nd mnntei
collection OF Marine and other clocks &C
and att
ell notn ece ssary o
S25, S25, credit
thirty for satisfactorily endor-ed bearing in
n @hEEN,
oI-d Auctoneer.
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ELEGANT Curtain MstersaIs.-we have III. pleasure Of
II public that received
sale magnificent stock Of brocktes
variety Of other
and furniture cornlces
pins. dapey, cords and assel. loops simps Sc
pond.
Also deliberately wrought lace s~~ and book muslin
ans which time exhibition
World. will be admitted by all who them
goods this The
are particularly invited to call and see them -
Aug ls-69w CLAeEIT DoDsoN
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" DYER ~ MCGUIRE, Anctlonssrs

VALUABLE IMPROVED PROPERTY ON CAPITOL HILL
On Wednesday afternoon August al O'Clock shall .e
the premises and $3.50
feet, also fran. adjoining 3277
Said located the side Of New Jersey
avenue and directly opposite the Coast Survey once.
third balance In equal ipsamen Of and
wit satisfactorily secured
Conveyances expense Of purchAser
Ano I'D
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We shall publish tomorrow the proceedings d Y
assembly Of democratic delegates at Worcester. vhe
spoken OF as the largest that has ever been beds
State. Gov Boutwell, and Lieut.. Gov. Cusbmaa W
nominated for reelection. The most important taT
in the proceedings was the commitment Of the rN 1
the duty Of maintaining the compromise mes'u's I
the subject Of slavery.
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nY nYER e. MoauIRE. Anetloneer..

Two STORY BRICK HOUSE AND LOT AT AUCTION
On Tuesday afternoon g. At s o'clock on be
shall sell lot No 40 being 81 by 100 feet deep
with she improvements consisting of substantial two sory owe
ling situated the between and streets
north, in the neighborbood Of the Patent once.
Terms $50 OF the purchase money remain interest for
two years nom the n OF October nNx fourth OF the bAance
in hand the remainder in sir twelve months .stsfaco
ny secured bearing interest
DYER 4 MCGUIRE,
Aug lid Auctioncers
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Tennssses Eiscsios-vsts 81 she Third os''n'
The following il the vote OF the third conge~p.
district Il may says the Knoxville PIsbean "a
upon "a official The Athens calculation reduces oaas
wells majority to eleven, there being according 70 a
caculation--which IL, we understand, based upo. i
Official votea mistake OF two votes in Andersons ~
in the vote of Bradley, and Of one in the vote Of "
iton
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TEXAS AgencyTbe undersigned offers services
Tefas,
uIsrIy select procure patents
will be made when informed IL
be done. . -
Addres. ". q. CATLETT,
May ai--emdAcp Dallas, Tsxas-
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and every one OF the said charges made by Mr. Bodsco
against Mr. Hipohtus Es'ko are false, nsuoions, ana
Estko and his family, TO avenge upon him for defeating
MT Bodiseos efforts 10 appropriate 10 himself the control
for recovery OF The estate OF General Koscusko The
deponen says that he makes the affidavit for the purpose
OF TAX ing further to defend Mr. Hpous Esko,
and other heirs OF Gen Koscusko, from malicious aud
false charges OF Mr. dc Bodisco.
lGS. l. CHUTKOWSKI.
Sworn before me,
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Sworn before me,
B. w. OSBORNE,
Police Justice OF the Peace.
STATE OF New YORK,
City and County of NeU York, SIS.

VHy UNU V0U"fy " 1'eW fW"I %
/, George w. Rblet clerk of the city and county, be-
ing court of record do hereby certify that b. w Os-
borne before whom the annexed deposition was taken,
was at The time of taking the commissioner OF
sworn and authorized to administer oahs TO be used al
any court in said State and for general and that
his signature thereto is genuine, verify believe.
In testimony whereof, heIeunto set my hand and
ax the seal OF the said court and county the l4h day
Of July, 1851
IL. 81 GEO. w. RlbLEl sSlerK
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Canton MattinKs, Floor OticIoths. Carpeting, 80.
THE receiving per schooner Statesman
i from New York
SO pieces - heavy white Canton ma,inxs
20 do 54 do do do
"A do red checked do do
Is do 34k64do do do
do IA do fancy
super English oicioh, ls feet wide
ocoth, from twelve to eighteen feel
IS do ow-pneed American oicoth, from three to six feet
do Cocoa matinss for basement, &C.
Also hand full of
ported and American Competing, such
Tapestry velvet, Brussels English and American Brussels
imperial, three and hnc and ingrain low
priced rag hemp and cotton both striped and plaid together
furnishing
fully determined upon good AM
other dealers In this
APP lS-u r. II. HOOE d Co
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University of Maryland.
l. Der, 1851, and close Isl March. 1859.
William E. A. Aiken, NJ. D. Chemistry and Pharmacy.
Samuel Chew M.,.a Medea and Hygiene
William Power, D Theory and Practice Of Medicine.
Children :" i'''@'' w. - "''""''' "0"'" @"o
Gsorge w Ml,enberger, M. d, Pathological Anatomy
The most ample opportunities for the prosecution Of practical
a'omy at moderate expense
q the srs . % s , daily visits to "
Fee. for the Lectures. 500 70 Sos practical anatomy m.o
WILLIAM E. A. AIKEN, Dean.
VIRGINIA Locomotive Works. Wolfe street
locomotive engine. and tenders, marin,
Ss .n . s"a 'd s md
orally.
@ Ss o ARE
r 9. SMITH
Late q Ta "a niisGsI rs 'isG Mo's
Late Master Of Machinery the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
aug ~-alm
SELDEN. WITHERs a. co. have for sale at the Eu-
change Bank Washington, Virginia bonds.
James Knuswha per coupon bonds
Company per cent bonds, %.
cured rs,,i BY ample S.es m .,u and md.
ugle-diw
THE undersigned respectfully informs the pubic that
h ss. the Of the line Of mail ecsch..
will good and good his employment,
accommodating drivers The
made the seeom%ods,on eonvsnsncs
and comfort OF those who extend him their patronage The
public patronage respectfully solicited once at Potomac
House, Penns,I between ID and AZ streets
JAMES H. KEMP.
Aug Idly
RITTESHoUsE ACADEMY, OF Third street
~ and Indiana
.. q. WIGHT, Principal
3 8. e. L. s snAosRREFvyhRs' Assistants.
rrof D. G,s SRoUx, T,.ehe, Of Modern Languages.
The ner academic Of this Institution will commences
Monday, the let Of September.
For circulars Mr. Carohers
bookstor. Of Mr.. Wm NJ. Morrison,
Aug i7-so7nf
JNO. ~. McCALLA
WILL practise the
OF he District He continues claims before
gess and the departments MAY 0o-eodun oath Sep.
pHILuP BARTON KEY will attend TO any business
he may be nussed before either Of the
ct and will also attend the prosecution Of claims hnre
gress and the Departments once on G street.
WAssirsros, July Ia, lSAe. yH-3awd
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EXHIBIT y
EAsih'
STATE OF Nvw YoRK.

STATI OF NEW YORK,
Guy and Couatg Of Nep York!
Before me- Justice OF the peace OF the city and county
Aforesaid on thu. i4h day of july 1881 personally an
r<ared lgnatus Cbutkowski, who, after being duly
sworn and according to law says and deposes That he
has received a letter from Mr.. Leon Choynowsk, from
Galcia empire OF Austria dated "a June 1851 inform
ing him that Mr.. de BoJisco, Minister OF Russia residing
in Washington city, d C., addressed two official des
patches one the Minister Of the Interior Department
of the Russian empire, and the other his hgbness The
viceroy of the kingdom Of Poland, charging Mr. Hpo.
illus Ealko grand nephew of Gen Tbaddeus koscinsko,
residing in Poland and Russia, that he (said Hpolus
Estk o is in correspondence with this deponeni and other
exes merica and furnishes to them information inju
nous the empire OF Russia that he receives from the
exles in America rebeous procamaiionr, and circu-
lates the same Poland and Russia and that he sends
money the exiles in America As these charges have
submitted Mr. HipoIi,us Esko, and other heirs of Gen
Kosciusko residing within the dominion OF the empire
OF Russia TO great trouble and danger, and this de-
ponent being further informed by said letter that, in
consequence OF these charges and Others orders were
gwen to the military governor OF Grodno TO compel
the heirs residing within his iurlsdichon--io w.t.
Mrs. Cathaune Estko, Mr. Roman Estko, and Mrs
NMbut, born Esko--to sign power of attorney, pre-
pared 10 the name OF Joseph II Bradley and p r Fen.
dali. members OF the Washington bar the object OF
which IL TO supersede the authority which MIR H,poitus
Esko sent 10 Major @. Tochman and this deponent to
prosecute their claim to the estate which Gen Ko.cusko
left in this counry-hs deponent, therefore, under the
solemnty OF oath, says, declares aAd depose. that ali