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The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1852-05-01
TIE CAMPAIGN.

decided upon holding til. Wing Nation
al Convention, to nominate candidates
for President and for Vice President OF
the United States, on WEDNESDAY,, TIE
ION DAY OF JUNE NEXT, in the City Of
Baltimore.
In the brief intcrval-onlv seven
wccks-nuch is to be done for the or
ganlzailon and unity OF the Wing rartv
IN the >t"t", cncrvatcd and divided in
counsel BY recent local politics and the
inSlduouS and reckless intriaurs Of cur
opponents in their ambitious schemes 10
secure power, Office and numerical as
tendency in the State representation.
! their pretended care for reform I'm
der which they sought to bring into an
tagoniSm the sectional interest, Of the
State, TO c"n:ralIZr, and confirm the To-
co!oco rule, to appropriate the 'slolls of
party, and SOW diScord in the wing
ranks-lS nor transparent enough: but
thci" sinister PURPOSES have been so far
successful, as to bring upon Me people of
t.'H State a host ofcvils that all ocl;now-
ledge, but which there is no rowrr to
remedy, Lrcanse the Whig party, being
in the Legislative minority, is unable to
perfect the reforms proposed by the
Ne" Constitution, or enact other pro-
jectS of public utility and advantage.
nder these cir :uln8tauces, thl I'M
mediate and effective organization of
the Wing party is Imperative, in order
thai Is 5. ".a,,& wishes may be fairly
represented n the Maryland dnl,ssa:ion
to the NatIona! Convention, and in or
der that It's unity and concert of action
may succeed in carrying ho State at
the Presidential election. " need not
dwell upon the GiSa t'rS. ti,.; ...u%t en-.
sue from apathy or indifference 10 The
issue among our " h.g iIirnds:-Thc
consequences are obvious. 1t b"comrs
us, however whilst urging the Wings to
action, to caution them against the ma
chlnatlons oftheir unscrnpulous adver-
sarirs.
1t is well known that the Demo .ratc
party i'll this State iavors the non.ni-
ton of General CaSs, by the Democrat
&c National Convention, which is TO as
semble in Baltimore, on the lst of June
next, and regards Gen. SCOTT as the
most formidable opponent the VI hlgS can
array against him. Therefor. no at
tempt will b" left untrird 10 dciamr and
SANDER Gen. SCOTT, BIZ app .aIs TO our
Synpatilirs and prrIuliccS as Southern
erS, and by att0c!s uIon Lis i. 'egritv a.
a faithful adhcrrnt and any.,..i, of th,
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vi EiR.i3e.,

BY Tie Rev. Il. l.. Colsburough On Tuesday
lat. .Ic"iHn y. WHiULT, ,fQUccn AIMS Co,
AMI ELLEN NJ. daughter Of Col. Samuel iul-
In@SW".ih rfthis town.
d. dtlrions sine ct cnk" dcrcrraard this
n"ucr. ih" married ccrgir carry with lLua
oar earnest wishes for th'it rr Sp,,iiv. aud tie
hope HAT The union ii these two fan lie, ainorr
tn" Of irSl III May will be cninuniiv i.arIy
0n FhurSjay lat, by The Rev Mr.. Tov'n-tni,
M. joins b. GupilN, mar iIhiou. 10 Miss
NAhThA tAT!.0tN. 81 N,w Cattle Co. Del
hv Er Rev. JAMES Mcintlrr. ca Thur.iay
Last, Er. J">tin ". sInlirEs. 10 Miss EMILY
l!AEviA, both ii Cecil county.
On III" 2i>l inst. by Bishop c. II. FInmmcr,
MI. NM. MtNLEAREr, 10 Miss PRISCILLA ALI,
both Of Chester county, Ia.
'FT''e' :. -. szs. = = yrszrrzs-sess.a
| O>T.-on Tuesday evening last. 9Th inst,
II between III" residence Of Mrs. Staples and
samuel 't"lI!nw. worth, II large BLACK FAN,
iar'l! "I'e'!. Any che finding The same and
leaving it ut Mc>Srs. Brown \ Foard, Store,
will BE- literally rewarded. nay /
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1852-05-01

SMALL NOTES IN DELAWARE.-On and
after Saturday next, the 1st of Nav. no
notes of foreign banks can be passed in
Delaware under the denomination of
five dollars under a penalty of ten dol
lars Travellers as vel! as others should
remember this.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1852-05-01

Ch0"gcs.- The iurrow is traced upon the side
Of Red Hill. The trees and bushes, through
which wandered say groups in starch of wild
iiowers, have disappeared. But we can lavily
derorc their loss for the fertile slopc shall offer
lis first tribute TO man, and become trophy TO
the industry OF the husbanIman whose axe has
shoIn lis forest crowned brow There is some
thing in such events which sets us to missing
VIC PASS away iiom The particular pcif.t ami
HI lroln age to age in SU,vty ci siUl!i! ones. .
we call to MInd The ASPECT cfthis whole Land CEN
lnrieS ago--We review the successive scenes
which iollOwcd-whcrc sounded the Indian :
whoop, or .lldcI his fragile prov, cIarters the
machinery If a bundled mills. or the swift
America was traced by those who were forced
from their homes in Il foreign Ian |. amid daa-
gers and hanlships, perhaps tn@cd was the first
turned-up earth with the pluushman's blood
II is not so to-day. The husbandnan scatlers
with il most skllIul hand his well selected grain
in better prepared soil, unmolested. He sleeps
beneath Il roof more adapted to his comfort and
his dreams are pleasant. Neither Sayages or
beasts Of prey haunt the woods. We tread
without fear the loneiest path, nor watch
wariIy lest a secret foe burst on us unprerarcd.
These seem from our familiarity with them
iii sht advantages, but did we bear in mind the
knowledge Of the h"rdShips of the carly settlers
hon experience and not from srory-books. le-
@ends and lays, We would sl oder at each re-
collection Of lii" past, and uyouutarily ihanl,
heaven on. lot is cast in pleasant places.
J"Mo' BcnA.-l.very body and his wife have
been getting married This week. bJcau,e-v,c
s"npo$c--ii is the last week in April, and there
Is prevailing opinion adverse TO marriages in
May. As matter olcourSc. The services Of the
Jnnlor have been in requisilion, and. like faith
FIJI servants Of the people, they have been at
their posts. We Learn that the members all
an wcre! TO ,lgi, cum,. q. .rcof lie lo-e meet
ms, and that new instruments. lrsii"e several
pi"ccs OF new usic have been lately received,
There Is one habit into witch the bad las
fallen, which is in very bad taste, and which
they woull do well TO correct: that is, of marcl,
ing home TO the tune ".1 Brieic in nm FYoi.''
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1852-05-01

U The Poet Moore kept journal
with singular regularity during many
years OF his Understanding, indeed, from
a very early period up to the beginning
OF his fatal illness. 1t occupies three vol
nmes OF close y written MS, and was al
ways intended by the poet for pubica.
ton 1t will, we are told, he prepared for
the press by Mrs. Moore.
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Eofal "5l,lall Galk.
Reported for The Cecil Whig.1

.3bout T0ra.-Last week was so rainy and
muddy, that the reporters could not get about
town, consequently orr paper was cheated out
Of its SmaH Toh This week. however, the
weather has been more spring-lkc. Here and
there we notice boy who has donncd his straw
hat, pcorl" arc seen at work in their gardens
and yads, and the ladies have partially laid aside
the heavy slawls and cloaLs. The windows of
the millinery establishments arc filled with cav
ribbon, and spring bonnclts of the liahiegt ma
lcilol and airy, graceful shape: and the ncr-
Ct ants are hanging out their banncis on 1be
outward wall. Every thing seems 10 ind;ca,e
that OH Winters reign is over. We are gen
ela'iy sorry 10 bid adiou 10 Oil friends bu, in the
present instance we feel that we can sav s.aood
bye Winter" without the slightest emotion. and
see him of on the telegraph. Cfconrse we
would not shock the oil fellows scnsibii,y By
letting him know that we Think him a bore. or
that the company ofhis third daughter. Miss
May, Is more 10 our taste. Nevertheless such
is the case.
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TIE CECIL WING.
IL ri ON, \ D., MAY /, 1852.
COW EN- ION.

The County Convention meets at
Elkton Oh Tuesday next. 1t is desira-
BILE that every district should be fully
represented.
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ADvERTlsEMENrs.-A large number
OF Philadelphia, Baltimore and Will
mlngton advertisements will be found
IN our paper. VIM Thomson is Our
agent in Baltimore. The extensive cir
culation of Tie Wig renders it first
rate advertising medium.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1852-05-01

A PREsENT.-ihe library of the Ma
RfLAND HISTORICAL SOCIETY has been
rnrIc''ed by presentation from George
eabody, Esq, the eminent American
banker at LonIon. The work present
ed IS an abrid ged abstract of the co,oni
al history of Maryland, in manuscript,
contained in tour magnificent morocco
cases. Many folios of manuscript are
represented in these abstracts, and the
labor consequent on their preparation.
was tedious and imnense-invo! mo
an expense of several hundred dollars.
Ir. Peabody, it will be recollected, con.
tributed E93'"' to the Athcn. um btili-
lng, which, in addition 10 this valuable
g'It, evidences his high regard for that
society.
ANOTHER RAILROAD PRoposEp. Pc
tltions have been sent from Chester
county. to the pennsy Ivania legislature,
tor the incorporation ul company TO
construct railroad from some point on
the Maryland line, between Conowineo
Creek and LATHE Elk, to tie city #
fhlladeiphia, OIL TO some point Of inter-
sect N on the Philadelphia, and West
Chester railroad. The proposed road
is to pass through Chester and Delaware
counties, and is designed to form part
OF the direct railroad between the cities
OF Philadelphia and Baltimore.
ScAEciTY OF SEAMEN FOR THE NAvv.-
1t IS said that owing to the difficulty of
obtaining seamcn, the expedition fitting
out for Japan may not sail at as early a
day as was at first anticipated. The
vessels for the Mediterranean Sluadron
are to be first supplied. a draft of ST.
twenty-five men left New York on |ri-
day for Boston, in charge of l.icutrn-
ants A. F. Y. GRAY, and William B.
Rrnshaw. They are intended for the
irigate Cumberland the flag ship of
Commodore Strlngham.
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nE~Mr. CLAWS health is more unfa-
he cannot sleep.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1852-05-01

GLOVER & TIMOTHY Seed for sale by
" mar. IL Brown 4 Foard.
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The R.lLRoAD.-It will be seen by
the advertisement in another column
that the different trains arrive here n
little earlier than formerly. Be in time!
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-09-11
GREAT CUREfor DYsPEPSJA,-Dr,

~ HOUGHTONS PEPSlN In. trv. I,x-s,fv, glui5 a,
OAsiTe Jece prepared ir0m Ret stomach Of the
Or alter cir, cton- from Bs "a Lebs the sr,s Pnysoos.
lcAl Chemist, BY J. ). HOUGBTOS, NJ D. Pnilsd-lonis
Pa This Crest Mutual R-medy pr Iad,.s, non .na
Oysprpsc altar Natures method BY
teeOs ne Oastc Juice F7psD - tns chef or
Dgesius Principle Of the Gastric Juc-th. slv-ot ofth.
Foo, the purifying preserving and stimulating OF The
stomach and nestB-s IA 10 ext acted from he dis,.y.
stomach OF the thus forming sthci. Digestive FLUID
precisely The the uatu al ssrie juieu In it, Oh mic.
oO~srs and furnishing complete and perfect tuts
ort By the aid of this preparation the pans ard evils u
indigestion sud dyspeps ,mOv-d just they would
Be BY healthy stomach IL . dong wonders for dyspsp
tee Of Debility, Emsciatioo Nervous o-cee
Dyspepc Consumption, .nppOsod TO be the Of
she The scientific evidence upon which 10 based
10 the highest degiee curious and remarkable Whole
sae and retail AGENTS RALL.S co. No l00 Nasssn.s
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HOMEOPATHIC HOSPIrAL.-Tne

III 7 ustees of the New-York Homeopathic Disrens.ry
Association respectfully inform the Homeopathic Of tls
ci that measures in progress for establishing Hospital
lnhmay for the treatment Of disease II accordance with
the doctrine u Hshnenann
Its Proposed thst the Homeopathic D.p-nsary In ths
city shs be- incorporated with the proe ted Institution
The Board OF Trustees having discussed their prosct In
Address ty issued in pamphlet u unnecessary 10
say more In this place Than thst the ognstors ana pro
moters OF move nt having the advancement Of Homso
their 20 give IN the proposed Institution such character
will unite IN It's support all shades OF opinen among the
fieucs OF the cause
In the meantime they confidently invite all who from
study observation. or happy experience In their
nave acquired m aith Ia Homeopathy 10 come TO
the sio OF this with their contributions and nu
epce in accordance with that spirit Of conviction
which while rejoicing IN the light Of great truth Is for
recognize the duty OF serving 10 net only with good
wishes hut with good works
Douaons subscriptions will be gaoly received BY the
Trustees snd Medical Officers OF the Dispensary whose
BoaED OF TRUSTEES
BENIN r WINTHROP. z esident, No. 10 Wallst
Nm H,LsrED. Ist Vice President No . Wsllsm st.
w. II. MACY, I'd Vice President No. is9 Frontst
THos DESSY Treasurer, No Jauncey Court Wall-st
WM X. LorHSoP, Secretary No. d Ws'erst
iona stu'ges, rs FrOnt't. j. HNoerser, 20 Wallst
J Leroy. IS Lsfsyettepl A Thornton 81 Pearl-st
Wm. Bryant 10 Nassau.s. Geo. Platt, So Broad ~sy.
w. @. Hunt 80 Nilau-st. q e. Satterlee 81 Wall ST,
Lockwood, an broscwav. 4. = smith, 1873 8rosdway
=. Sven Rensselaer, l8 Wall Strstton 2t2 Vstert.
II James, SO West lith-st w Sus ll9 Pearls.
g. R. Belts 10 IT MsTkspl. C Kendall l59 Brsadway
J W. Edmonds 90 LeNsv. A, J. L Glraud ~ ith-st
o Bushnell, 81 Nsssau.st r. W.Heurtley, loo Wster,t
y.
WV I Greervsy Is Bwsy. WE Van Nsgeuen, 81 x.pl.
j. Bruce, us Pear ST. A. Russell, IS l0th-st
j. Gray 2lO Z. Broadway. ID q. Hssted ll9 Maideu-n.
ATTENDING PHYSICIANS
J. II Allen, Wasningtonsq. ii Kingsley, III Amiiyst
II ID. Appleton, 88 fh-sv 5. r Kirby, ~ Tenth-st.
T.. H. Bartlett 1913 Bleecker. J. MARS s42 BIoomsst
Jacob Beakly IS Clinoa pl j. w. MetcaL 81 st Mkspl
h. " Brown, l26 kldrdgest. j. Peters, 7+2 Broadway
J. T. Curtis, 1893 ReeckerG. A. Re,g 50 West t4th ct.
~ Frelgh IS Pnnce.st. w. Stewart, lil 8th.st.
Guernsey 10 West 22dst T. Warner ~ LAFAYETTE p.
c. Kiersed ri West SUth-st j. A. Nc Vicar, 1873 BPway
CONSULTING PHYSICIANS.
John Gray. 10 La Ftte-pl 4 o. Hull ~ La FsyetsepL
r. Bay ard, Wavery.p i X. NJ. Bol es 29i Ih-.t
+ NsnderburPh Jonesst A. ID. Wilson. ~ Wskerst.
PHARmACEUTIsT-Jo John I. ). Smith 4S8 Broadway.
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NIEW.YORK SuPREME COuRr-Coun.

NV OF Qus-ns William L. Baxter, paiauf, Assnse
Nhsm hcArde defendant summnnsTO the boy- named De
PENDANT You hersoy smmone' ard required 20
the eompntn ths action, which sal be died ocs OF the
Cers The County OF Queens Jsmaes. Ia the said County,
asd To serve p, OF you TO ths ssis complaint on the
subscriber at his oce the village the sai County
OF Quseps ~nhn alter the 81
OF the day OF snd fail the
Cmpsnt thin the Aforesaid, plaintiff this
Will take judgment for tn. OF handres and
four dollars and eighty With int $3.50 OF
that from the eighth day D. 1891, and
sGii 80 from the twe1iy ninth day Of March. A. D. is besides
the OF this aconDaed tn. tenth Gay Of August 1879
h. w. EASTMAN, Attorney Cor plaintiff,
RoslyH Queens Co. N. Y.
Tie above mentioned apant ad With the
Clerk OF Queels County, the 18th Dag ofAusust ssa
nXS
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SUPREME COURT-Countv Of

~ Queens nsD l.. Barter, plaintiff, against james
ONe, defendant Summons the aamsd DEFENDANTS
You hereby summoned and required to
this acton, which will be 6-d tho Office u the
CLERK OF the County Queens, at Jamas laid oouny and
20 the sAd complaint
ner his Office Che village Of Roslyn the County OF Queens,
within days after the service Of this
elusive ct the day OF and II hI
SAID complaint within the time Aforesaid the plaintiff this action
will take judgment for the Of husdsi dol
lars with from the sshh day Of July. Thousand
hundred and 1.-TWO, besides of this the
eleventh day Of Ansost 1859 n. w EASTMAN,
for Plaintiff Roslya. Queens Co MI
The above complaint hsd with tho
Cetk Of Queens the nineteenth day OF August ls
Al
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SUPREME COURT.-George Ruch against

z
~ Robert 1hOp summonsFol relief 4 Com not ITO
ROBERT THORP You hereby summoned sad required
the complaint which hed the once
Cet OF the City aud County New yofh at the cy HAIL.
Of Me- q the
sub-crbe his office No IL Pine 81 New
Yok Gu within twenty after the Of this
On you Of such and fail
swer within the tme Aforesaid the plaintiff 10 THE
appy the Court fo the relief demanded The
p'aint.-Dsted New York, Aug 20, 1881 v YENSf,
su2i law6~S Plaintifs Attorney.
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npE PRESIDENTIAL ELECTION.

On the eve Of this great event, Dr. g W kOoAVh
- ,.,t,st living Asroloaer-so acknowledged by the
Common Council Of Europe and Amenca-woud rroier
the aid Of the stars all who desire TO read me poca
ftprs Suppo,iti1ns founded the most plausible basis
NAV err; o. obabes that almost eertainues may %
dsd BY the but sciencsoccuf science 90
those who wish know more Of the result ia the coming
,et than they csn gain from conjecture DR. hpbACh
ogsrs bis services He be consulted upon al subjects
syery day and evening" az his residence No Wnte 81
Foy his price - and for advice and assisf>
Anee In all lawful undertakings, his charges are pf0'o
uOnato
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DHONOGRApHY.-T. C.LELAND.
Orrau 6tcamcrs, Gr.

hlSPATCH LINE for SAN FRAN
- tlSCO-Tts splendid New.York built clipper
snip FLYING DUTCHMAN. Capt Ashbell Hubbard, hsv-
lns large portion OF her gaGed will have the usual
chpsch OF this re Especial attention requested 20 thus
mstniheen specimen OF nsys architecture she built
ey w webb Esq. and has been pronounced unsqasled
i"I beauty Of model and strength and ssng qualities For
balance OF cargo passage having unsurpassed accommods-
tions, apply 70 E 8 SUTTON No. "a Waist
Or GEORGE DANIELS. No. South Wilianl-st
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- Of the COUNTY OF Nes ,o sots u,-a % al psnsoas
haUns claims sx1n JOHN r. DoNoeHUE IA. n ,hs ca, a,
ss~ for tessed,o ees.e the soacA.r. Thereof 10
the subscriber the once Ut Jane. Glover No Ia Er.Sv.v
The City 81 N-~-lok. before w~aty sAh a.,
nert-Ds,-d New York the z1i Jay Of Aprl, iSsa
sst iswSss JOANNA DONO6 HuT Adu.nsstr~sy,.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-09-11
MRS. ALIENS WORLDS HAIR

lH RESTORER is not hair dye, and contains no dele
ferrous Ingredient fails 10 restore the ha ho"ev
er gray 70 ia original color and the time 70 strength
en- and restore the sight however weak naPped according
10 directions The hair viii retain lis original color during
life Byinvigoatrg the akin, muscles nerves .ooo 'esse
ana roof, on The hair prevent the hair from as cures
badness removes and prevents dizziness headache persp
ration of the head danduf scad head or any rupons OF
the head See ke York ChJone for old and large adv
tsement Pree 81 50 per bottle E0 sale at the principal
dep6t No 3s5 Broones Of Elizabeth No 100 sad
III Btwery; No. 1872 Broadwsyi No. H9 Warrington st.;
No 81 Fulton.st, Brooklyn.
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CUPREME COURT.-In the matter of tho q,

SUPREME COURI.-In the matter OF tho ap.
- yhsuOu u NE MAJOR, Aasrns1 cosns.sy q Go
Of ss~ fon, fssuys the OPEsIso ss5 LAfIS6 OUT a
PUBLIC SQUARE, snOr1 a. BLOosIsGDALE SQUARE,, .
o. Esunsi. ne s-.ss sss, bsrssS
give pgrsasi -. u At n As L~ess
.as ,ess u ne sta.s q sss lea. s.1rt "A Al
au-,d Act ssc;t ACT . rs4ss ssFsrs ssscae
lcuay he CO q ss- Tofi. A. $4,000 Asrs -
1897 sss ssO The Act ssu,~s IA At % szsos Az szc<
cty cosny u ss .ss e. ssr.>s $1,000 Has
H. pas-d Nay isf d 1s
oecsy1Bts 81 1EESs~1 aksssk
tbsrs6y cOas-t-f t1~y
eubt-i sn5 Tat al $1,000
sa.ctsd srssy s.5 80 opDss = ~ rssss
Ia The ChsnsE oths -ss COnnos- az ne e4ns& Joss
A. Weeks. No s. Wal st. ne Cy o. sss Ton, sr1sls t>ru
day. Of his An1 thst hs husu szssscs< ~
sas CiOss An
tie bts gscs, gAfc-s Of lad atsats and s
sn.ts-nh Ward " the CITY u sss Tos sss eo1sasS tsn,s
orig Of sIy seventh (5s he sosrh. Tia
oorhsry eide Of goffy third l<d M tss
~e-ery SIDE 81 sr fotb ne The ssss
sy Inc or sac Of Esysnth lad t0~p NE es9
as-d b, the Comor-'s Of ksmsts and Asssssmsss As
above entitled u~sts hs Aforesaid tho susst Comssssos
CURED r bssshss the opsnns saS out Patbs
square SPEARS 10 The SDstss5tb W0d o.
dc CTR Of Ax5 TIE sse Commissioners fsssr oys
aoes that spo the snr-d Oh 70 nals
and Ors.snt-d suDrsms Court Of ne s,str ~ Hsv Tors
sp.s Tsr of sad cosr 30 hsb At The City Nal Of ne
CIV an s- yo sssr5zr The % fsy oesssss, 80 ss ns
on.n,ns Of III. ard that thsfs aa1 hes
soon tfs.nsr counsel bss, moo vn b made raj
,six ,,por, % confirmed Dated Nee You Jay 10 ioe
hOsEs hAYsAHD,JEl
j jSss 4 w 1osa e's-'''''''
a...y T. D.vus, Attornsr lrlstosO
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NEW.YORK SUPREME COURT.-John T.

run against Heary Mes-ro HENRY aBrZ the drtssd
above fou hereby summoned add required 10
the complaint thi ~hh hed the once 81
he Csfs the CITY and County OF the Civ HAL OF
the City Of New f-rs the seh day OF Jun., and
the sad subs hs
Office No. 10 Wall the CITY o New within
dsys after the OF this
day fsuch and a the aid
within the plaintiff ths ~l tsAs lode
against you for the hunired aud thirty
OF March, sss
the 18th day Of April, sss, s6s Is from the
February 1885, s9l 50 from tbs 9TH dsy Of Apn
b-sid-s OF Dated June ~ lSos
CHARLES JONES Pisiup6-- Attorney,
Auls la~ovSs No. 10 wanst,NY.
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tuaiebcs, JeweIrp, &e.
and JEWELRY.

"ATC ES and JEWELR4.-
w SQUIRE BROTHER, Nos o. Faton-st add TO-!
Bowery would cali the attention Of their numerous inenls
and customers that are visiting the city they are IN want
of fine Gold Wa ch, such Be-sley, Tobias cooper,
Taylor and other ceebrsd Silver ware, such ~
Forks Spoons Tea-ses Gold Jewelry &C, that We are
prepared better than 20 sell the aforementioned
DDS on the most ress able Our stock large and
well selected gard. taste, cheapness and durs0ty O
ms de- Of doing business a. buy and sell Tor cash. and e
warranted represented Your custom Is most cordially -
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LIGHTNING RODS OTIS &

II IsTkEgTER'S Patent lnsu aied Lightning Conductor,
- ..t :. he,t ever offered 10 she puoiio Several hum
a. te.n Onis have received In which eminent sci
80 ne eNsr .. their unqualified preference Tor this Rod
ne he.t devised tbs most perfectly Insulated,
-. p.Nly and permanently tsched TO The oa'dns and
- .eofcucA silver medal wss awarded 70 TINS Con
80, a. he Coma State Fair Hartford and Diploma at
~. N,es.,x Mechanics Fair, Lowell Mac Local rents
a. iss appointed every city sud county 10 the Unted
So. Tbs .sercy An object for efficient business
- 80 s.ed - the subscriber, will be promptly
.e,fes ~ Persons New York and vicinity wishing to
-,t Their huiIsiufs will nd for their interest
he Tins Ga : 1cioF circuisE. &c
- '-' LICII.s LYON Co, Office No Dsy-st.
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CINGER'S SEWING MACHINE

- Tsrs Is 20 ons- any experiment in usng these inval
raAe sgsvrE machines which execute all kinds ofsesm.
h.. avs Of tsl beauty add Suitability They are adapted
n ,1y ira Il ssxng and used BY ladies their best
s.S.au 4ors TIE Eea. demand for these machines and
~, aEvs. sAiisfaeon they haze given small praise
ar bsr usefulness which needs only to be known DO sp-
prscs;ed The principal office for the sale Of these ma
aipes - 81 No IS Broadway where they be in
osatol Aas where the proprietor will be happy demon.
stsste their utility 70 any one who will call