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The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1854-12-06
Maine Law Items"

A correspondent of the Knicker.
booker says:
L" a friend of mine returning from a
depot a few morning since, with a
freshly imported Maine Law, saw a
lady little in advance Of him whom
he must inevitably join. So, tucking
the bottle under his arm, lie walked
alongside. We'll, said the lady, af>
ter disposin9 Of health and the
weather., what is that bundle YOU
are carrying 50 mystcriously under
your arm!
Oh , nothing but coat which "a
tailor has just been mending for me.
Oh it's Il coat is it ? Well, you
had better carry it back and get him
to sew up one moro hole, for it leaks
now -
This is the same young man whose
cash account after last summers y trav
els, was marked by the very frequent
occurrence Of the itcin Porter
twenty-five cents. His father ex'
pressed some surprise that it should
cost so much to transport smal
carpet bag from Place to place.
whereas the original investments were
made in small bottles Of Brown Stout
Speaking of thls:just before the pas
sage of the Maine Law. ] came GU
of little establishment in W, o
a dark and rainy evening, behind {
very drunken fellow, who beat up
the sidewalk a couple Of rods in adj
vance. Presently he missed stays oi
the starboard tack, and ran into {
tree. lie pulled off what was original
ly intended for a hat, teetercd {
moment on his toes, and apologized to
the iostled individual, with hiccuI
between every other word:
'Schuze me, shir; | 'shurc you, tire
ly territorial on my part. Sho dark
ahif, / didn't shce you. 'Schuze me
shir, 'schuzc me, shir, fyou please.
After which obsequious explanation
and an abortive attempt to put on his
hat, he essayed to continue on his way
but brought up again on the first lurcb
against the same tree:
i really beg your pardon, shir In
'fraid you'll think that I'm 'tossicated
but 'shure you, shir, l never wa,
more sober in all my life. It's darl
and slllshey, and really, shir,
Supposed you'd gone along.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1854-12-06

No I. An Act authorizing the Select
men Of the several towns to establish
Fire Districts III certain cases
his hoeJy enacted Ly ihc GcHcrq/
.lSScmLlY 0f He Stat. If Ierm0Rt as
fohio,rs:
SEc /. The selectmcn Of any town.
may, upon the application Of twenty or
more trecholders of such town, in writ
ing for that purpose, establish in such
town one or m IRE fire Gistrits, and may
define the limits of the same, as in their
Judgment shall be just and necessary
aud such districts shall be named by
number. in the order Of their establish
mcnt Prornlcd, that no such district
shall exceed one square mile in size
SIC = Upon the establishment of
every such fire disirits as aforesaid, the
seectmen shall lile in the town clerks
office in such town, certificate of their
proceedings in relation thereto, which
shall be recorded by the town clerk
Src 3 The selectmen may, at any
time, change the limit Of any such fire
districts, upon similar application, aud
subject to the same regulations provided
IN sections one and two of this act.
SIC. l. Tho inhabitants Of every
such fire district, who are legal voters in
town meetings, are hereby constituted
body corporate and they shall have a
clerk, prudential committee, consisting of
three persons. and a collector of taxes,
who shall be chosen and appointed in the
sane manner that the same officers are
now appointed in school districts, and who
sLall hold their Offices for one year, aud
until others are elected.
SIC. ). Special meetings of such in
habitants shall be called by the clerk
from time to time, upon tho application
in writing, of three or more Of such in
habitants; and every such call shall state
the purpose for which such meeting is to
be hold, and the time and place Of hold.
ine the same and such call shall be
posted up in two or more public places
in such district, at least six days previ-
oas to the time Of such mooting
Sac 8 Such inhabitants of any such
district may at any meeting called as a
forossid, votc a tax upon the grand hat
Of the persons aud property within such
district, in force OF the time Of voting
such tax, for the purpose of protecting
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1854-12-06
AMERICAN ARTISTS UNION

The American Artists Union, would re-
spcctfully announce to the citizens of the Uni
ted States aud the Cauadas, that for the pur-
pose Of cultivaiinc taste for the fine arts
throughout the county, and with the view OF
enabling every family to become possessed of
a gallery Of Engravings,
BY TIE FIRST ARTISTS OF THE AGE,
They have determined, in order To create an
extensive sale for their Engravings, and thus
not Only give employment to "A large number
of artists and uthers but inspire among our
Countrymcn taste for works Of art, to pre-
sent to the purchasers Of their cugravings,
when $50 900 Of them arc sold,
250,000 giitsofthe actual costof $4,000
Each purchaser OF q one do il.i Engraving.
therefore receives not onl, an Engraving rich
" worth the IN .ney, tut also a ii krt which
entities him to one cf the ii Is when they are
di,tihutCd
For five dollars, a highly enished Enelav-
inl. heautilu ly painted in oil and five gift
tickets. wilt be sen: or five dnlai worth of
spcndid EngravIugs can be selected from the
Catalogue.
A copy Of the Catalogue, together with Il
specimen ol one OF the EnsravngN, can be
seen at the Office of this paper
For each dollar sent, an Engraving arinallv
worth ,ot sum, aud gilt ticket, will iinmc
diatcly lc iurWurdct.
20 ,ss,ss as.-.s... AGENTS
The Committee believing that the success
of his Great National Unlcrinklng will he
materially promoted ty the energy aud enter
prise of intelligent aud perscvcring agents.
have resolved to treat ith such Cn the most
liberal terms.
ANY person wishing to htcomc an agcnt, bv
sending (posi paidl, 81, " il! receive by return
of mail one dollar engraving, gift tick
ct, Prospectus, Il Catalogue aud all q her
necessary Information.
bu the final comnlclun of the snlc.thc gifts
will be rlaccG in the hands OF a Ccmmiicc Of
the purchasers TO he distributed. dur notice -
which will be given throughout She mi cd
;'tat,, nud the Cnna1as.
LIST OF Girrs.
loa Ma III" hus'' Of Washington nj $lno Sln,0OU
lul - tinv. ! 100 iu.uGU
100 Wrh.;cr I1I 10. .On0
to Clmun, loo lO,p9
,o ;%:, .I:. 81 f, .1 H. .a,a. 80 % 200 800
~ strrl ilti' En.r'v,n-- Il iiiautlN r"ld
m pl tich giit itHHr-. lN;'n m c1rh. 10 i,Nou
10 uj1 cc CANT steel plate rt- rH, ing'. c"id Ia
oiiof,Ic Wa,ht' M,aun,.n, .DtaGm.,n. ioOJO
!'7 o u ,i""l r'n'e Eng,n,ir-,. h"m 100 dii
i"r'r' p'atns, u"w IN p"-s"..iou "G and
owned hN the At,i-t', l'r,"r, ni the mar
hes 'i'nr ol.tt"m ~ Ct, 10 - rarh, ii.elo
ir.t ciGss dwriliu.. .in3i>t Il. '. rut, l!,uN
- hnildtug lo- IA ~" and lni-i st.. n. '.
ril!. each - bv iU1 IT, dtfr.rt l'hi .!,'W
100 VIA S4t"-, containing 'arh lhu.p 't.
It. IN tic suhuth. ut y !. civ, and '"ln-
Inan'inl amAeuihrrni vir,, "f the 'lHlsun
EN"t AMI Lung Island SnanI ni @lJ iO.0UJ
20 pert na lnars Of cash, without '"t"f".i
@, ,ecp.i',, q: :.'l",rh' 5,"y
3 = o 3 s,oS ,.o.'
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1854-12-06

BlB@ APRoPos OF LAWYERS There
is an anecdote of the late Daniel Chip
man. one of the ablcst, and keenest
that ever Vermont produced, which |
believe, has never appeared. lie once
had a conversation with an eminent
judge in another state upon the sub
ject of religion. They differed material.
ly in their views upon certain points,
and in the course Of the discussion,
Mr., Chipman asked his friend what
authors on the subject he had read.
why" replied the judge, Z" / have
read the bible and most of the writ
iugs DIR. G" All ~ said
Chipman, " you've treated the qucs-
ton fairly, Judge, very fairly; you're
real 10th sides >"
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No. An Act relating to Witnesses
II is hcreGy enacted Jy the General
ANScm5/y ofMc State Of Iermonf, as
foI(o'cS:
SEC Whenever any person shall
testify. either as n PARTY or as a witness,
in any suit or proceeding now or hcrcaf
ter pending at law or in equity, the tes'
timony of such person shall not be used
as evidence to prove any fact in any suit
or prosecution against such person for
any penalty for violation Of any law in
relation to fraudulent conveyance Of
property.
SEC. =. THIS act shall take effect
from its passage.
Approved, November II. 1854
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1854-12-06

No ii.-Au Act to amend Ss,tlon sev,
onty of Chapter Thirty one of tho
Compiled Statutes
IL rs hereby cnactel ~ Tie Gererai
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1854-12-06

POPULATION Of MEXICO.-Accord.
ing to the last census Of Mexico which
has just reached the United States
through the Mexican papers the popu.
lation is 7,S53,395. Mexico is divided
into twenty,eight States. 1t has So
cities and towns, 1913 large villages
400 villages, 110 communities and
missions, 173 haciendas, 6O92 farms
and hamlcts. The most populous,
State in Mexico has ,000,S75 inhab>
itants.
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from its passage
Approved, N"'cmbcr 4, 1854.

NO An Act i'll relation TO Deposi-
tinns
MS hercJy cnoctci ty Me General
ASscmJIy Of tie &0ic y lcrmoat, as
fo(lo,cS:
SEC L. Any person wishing hcrcaf.
ter to take the deposition Of witness
out Of court. shall either cause personal
notice to be given by the magistrate tax
ing such deposition, to the adverse par
ty, or citation signed by n justice. to
be served ON the adverse party, or Oh
the attorney Of the adverse party, i'll case
the adverse party reside without this
state, in tie same manner IS II writ of
,ummons. which notice or citation shall
state tue time aud place of taking such
deposition, and shall he given, or served
50 that the party may have a reasonable
time to appear and be present at the
taking of such deposition.
SEC. 2. No deposition, hereafter tax
en- without notice being given as provid-
ed in the proceeding section, shall be
read as evidence in any court in this
state.
SEC. 8 Sections four and thirteen of
chapter thirty four OF the Compiled
Statutes are hereby repealed
Approved, November A. 1854,
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No. 10 - An Act in addition to Char.
ter Thirty'two of the Compiled Stat
utes.
II is hereby enacted By The General
.iSScpi6iy Of tie State of fremont, us
foi/ops:
SIC /. Debts due and owing in this
state from any person resident without
this state, or from any number Of per.
sons, part or all Of whom reside without
this state. having an authorized sgeus
resident within this state. may be Mt
tached aud holden by trustee process
and service OF snch process against such
trustees made upon such agent. in tho
manner provided for service Of writs Of
summons, shall be deemed aud held ss
suficivnt notice 10 said trustees a. 70,
side without thi, state.
Approved, November Ii, 1884
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1854-12-06

BARNUM vs.. vS.BUNKUM.-Some PARTY
having announced as forthcoming a
complete and very lich autobiography
of . Petite Bunkum," Mr.. Barnum--
as appears from certain Court pro,
ceedings-has procured an injunction
against the issue of said "Bunkum'
book, as intended and calculated to
damage lis (Barnum's) reputation
and interest, The whole affair looks
a" Bunkum" to us-a sort of advert e.
ing dodge.-Nm Yorh Mirror.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1854-12-06
SINGERS SEWING MACHINES

Which are the only Sewing Machines Of
any utility which can be used without nia-
king the owner liable Ia a suit for infringe
mc,t of patented privileges, are still sold al
REASONABLE PRICES,
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Laws of Vermont-Session of 1854

Laws of Vermont-Sess1on OF 1904
The following arc the public acts de-
signatcd by the Secretary Of State TO DC
published in all the newspapers Of this
state
No An Act changing the time of
holding Courts in Chittendcn County
II as hcreby cnocfet by he General
ASsemJIy Of tie State Of I'c'mont, as
foiloWS:
SEC /. The terms Of the county
court in the county of Chittenden shall
be held OH the last Tuesday in March
and on the first Tuesday in November
in each year.
Approved, November S, 1854.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1854-12-06

EXrREMEs.--Many fool has passed
for a clever man, because he has known
how to hold his tongue; and many
clever man has passed for a fool be-
cause he has not known how to make
use Of it.
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No. 2--An Act fixing the time of hold.
ing the Supreme Court i'll the County
Of Washington.
II is hercJy cpoctcd By me Gcneyat
ASscmt|y cf Tie .Stote 0f TcFmo"t. as
to/lo'es!
Src. /. The supreme court for the
county Of Washington shall hereafter Ge
holden on the sixteenth Tuesday, next
after the fourth Tuesday Of December
annually.
SEC = So much Of section Que Of an
act cuiitled an act in amendment OF
chapter forty-sx Of the Compiled Stat
utes. entitled sessions of courts = ap
proved December & 1854, a> in incon
sistcnt with the provisions Of Til, act, is
hereby repealed
Approved, November Q, 1854.
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No. An Act to equalizc the costs If
parties in the County aud Supreme
Courts.
Ii is hcreIy emacted Ly thc General
ASscmI/y of The S1'c ct Trmonf, as
fo/|ows:
SEC. /. Section thirteen Of chapter
one hundred and sixteen Of tho C"mpil
cd Statutes shall be 80 construed as Ia
cntitle the party iinally recovering in an
action Of account, or book account. to
tax aud recover for his fees, before the
auditor, seventy five cents per day for his
actual attcndanc" aud five cents per mile
for his travel within this state ouly.
SEC. .. This act shall take effect
from its passage
Approved, Nov cmbcr 4, 1854.
New-York daily tribune., 1854-08-29

a .,s.s hers BsS dee vess M 70 sn the cond6eos
rsouirsd how can Bshop or Pest forbid man Who BE-
rese~ shst vine o. beer brandy y not only isnceot
bu, bcnef,is 10 him. from taking his ssass 81 dinsef
"No doubt there is drunkenness m this country, md
Great crimes grow cut Of il. Bat who hiss told tnE
TsIpsxr that Csiholc clergy are ind nerent 70 ne
more than the other moral Sores tas' sce our ocy
Srunh. nnese and producing dirsfa results There
the deluge Of bad books and esP-cisly bal papers
1Hr TsrsvSg avokes Episccpsl satcriiy TO reyasss
tlority when il comes to requisite the -srces whea fos
mind 10 assusge is thirst On the whole we would 90
elad o hear onl THE rRBrSs whether does not think
Il beet now that has recoenzed The Episcopal r{nt of
counsel and command TO leave 10 the and -
dom of thM authority the responsibility Of deciding wnso
and how that undoubted right shall he exers sssed.
New-York daily tribune., 1854-08-29

T.x p,,.y D,sooyxuy-A scientific friend who has
bess eIperme n,i,y with Paines Dtv siasneIo-eiecu
apparatus rays s power Of resoiyse |s Inv oysa
r pprposfs Of light and heat ~ but os 81 from
their s uoDr m less tia.e than the SANE wsY 80 hssn
melted {, poured from hs cracble Cy ,breo
boors 4 frce of ss poupds moving through i9ot peI
minute esaerstes earrent equal to that Of GsovS
battery OF 500 cupss force suScent 20 wor q trnly
aelserspb. The spark when nci'cu't ~ prohss, "
tsTGc being at times 2s iuches ioDg. Mr. Pane o,w
sssred dupl sliug the apparatus 70 NEE. .Ss" s;
snese, nent tbs Il nearly complete, am uo faJh~ ~, -
Sss" n,sn,,J sn lnn~ Wore. stesr IN sol Spy.
there pers or oases 'n INC " prcr av'
est,,cs. nss d. ~ 10 the srno@sps 80 sSfs '',v"''
y.rf ~; ,sss y terg IN iie STATE W boot s'so ~
7rs fS oaes crsfed - 's,ys ,is SIn, a., ~
1tFte d,,, lA"h b'AI N'''~'' NS
New-York daily tribune., 1854-08-29
THE CATHOLIC PRIESTHOOD AND THE
TRIBUNE.
Fyom TAs Frsmas's Jazysl.

TIE Nrw- YoRK TRIBUsE s enee more doeful on an
cid ih.m.ibat the Catholic Bkhops and Clergy do not
resolve themselves into the officers Of sort of Carson
League for tsppre-sihg the pss and ssie OF strong
dru X among their Ieopie We remember vi q similar
coz ailt from Tar TRIsusE some years ago, biS at
pssen il is willing oompro mss IL does not ask the
crgy to JOIN with nCathoc organizations, bat 10 tnsir
own way 10 concert msas for tofbiddlng the manQfsc-
trys sole and ~ suoog driDks by Catholics.
"Ibe esnsure OF TBE TRIBUsE 10 testO~ed upon the
Catholic Clergy for Using their authority a,esad-
Sney to RESTRAIN shd keep Catholics from dealing IN IN
to1esp beverage 1he call upon them very distinctly
for tbeir ruling inf to command their fves in this
sttsr. And here have TO be sstobished st
1HE TRIkUsE. IL the paper that last fall exclaimed
OF N.w-iork when that Preste foreseeipg the coune
likely be BY the street preaohers pointed
hs toek The Line Of conduct they ought pursue in those
eresusaces THE TKsUsE cried out against the Arch.
b,boP ior telling bis people 70 keep away from places
of the peace he taking into bis episcopal hlnds
the Of the peace Of the City Bur TAG
IRBusE csI him virtually 70 pas lava prohbtory Of
certain ifshde AID What A stranger YET tho chef
editor Of TBE TRIBusE, IL we not much mistaken
tie writer Of bath these contradiefory articles
1--WE mus, suppoee THE TRiBrsL TO have reconsidsred
ito hasy opinion Of last fall and thar D. ms the
right and duty obe Archbishop to raise his voice OF sutnor
y nd Of counsel IN certain eugepces Of soci OF public
Ass. We give joy Of IL ion bat mast beg
10 understand thar the law Of the Chu1chon which ths
authority Of BsboPs 10 basedis not Arbitrary bat SET
.led Aas defined 10 the erst place he y" .. sls
inste By giving permsscn TO the reh 70 crlns orandy
lng glass the y. Nicholas, and forbdd,ng the P''r
bis sss Of beeS ct thee eenS u an numoie
I'm the next place the Church can saa SOC does 'f9a
drulksrrss sjhs in TIE palace AID In the 'hanfy Her
tl.rsy s,t,rps N The sasrsd basd Of Coofesssn, can
GtLsd ey. Il nss of nt1isat,g drinks 10 syofy N
vko treves By Lsee<as S ssch erraks es1 ain ~ syb'
" 10 .,ssss Asn, ths CAssa eaA ard SIZE ats t'r ID
ii. s.lhrx 81 Kqror TO toe ~ oa hi tsi "a drnA hs
a.h.y d. s.a lam X = ecs
New-York daily tribune., 1854-08-29

letter in TIE LosssvsRs De.oereS dslsd Mosgas6eh
Ky, Aug. 10, has the psrsisalass d nslssehoiy
" affair, which tIsnspued Ne IsA inst Wuhsm
Buchanan young sbost ~ yeass od, Ion bic aahers
house Il 20 TO Aendef.oe Cossty. He had not been
sbrent five mnuts when his father heard the report Of
gun. Young Buckmsn's horse came susning beck a
badly frightened. Hs father rude down tho road piece,
and found his dead Eight bsekshss had entered hs
lei soe IL ooditoD 70 this, stab nected on the night
side, TO make his death desbiy srvwd sas
collected and search made tbs assassin but the
fsDd was nowhere To be found bs1s tracks we're DIS
Mr. Peter Abe bad comn,isl the deed. he svsTs tbs.
be inIoct Mt VI the murder A. " bis guilt Innocence,
have nothing 10 say. He III be tried, and h s for
Judicial tribunal to say whether M. A. gsey or not
gully. Since commenced ihs bsttsr. learn that NJ
Abefs brol er-n-sw Robert r. Wariag hes len syten
y for paris VI known. lie had threasDsd 70 kih M
Buckmsn right, aud may b. b. VITO me murderer.
The matter y wrapped In m,sey ihs's "ss.s a vscSas
tales as to the supposed cause skirh e NE meroer
but cannot crtdIt any ef thea ~ Que S sne svs
you tie resut Ct tie JUDICIAL syscsssss" On e same
day the P:.i q tss .esssy = sa.smpt
wss made 10 ssssssipste hr. bbcn, wss bad gvso h
sss s.sd 2. sS oS dave q Capt Hs:
Shcrt's evidence strung against tss ksyksndoh, end
nav place them In swks~d psstisa Time vii prove
Youpg. Of tie County CosTt as< OH kssv tbe
sut. Able lawyas are snpaetsd On eeth naes q me
Of fscts coming TO igst before he sssrt,
A yxrERas GosE- 7xs Anger nflsk.) R>oovd eeron-
ic.s tie death VI sse yhsa Prsss n As iowa q cxss b
ths county at ibe sge of - yeass. 1k EsDvd s>ys;
The deceased vas veseHSSk precautionary pom
siober having served vsssssesr n thsI daring
teTus OF six months essA He hysl visa tas v -
leaves b. hind and who L. 90 ysa sd for % y:ass
M r. was regularly ordsiss1 aisisW q ne gospel %
IA mplary Chrssisn and an k,nseabaa sssss -.
THI FsxILE TRAvELsR.-Tis Cessass La pfsiAss,
the eesbrsed German avesS, tsak Hesefs % as ooas
for hnwsskee from Chicago on bs ~ 8Ss ~ rests
10 the far NORTH on <ssakiss sssaAs vsss - ths ~
ten, hts Vi tie Hadssn Bay csnessys
Hoxr Aoirs Hon oss r. Mach asivrd h Bsrtine-
20. LUx "a sitter . Owe ysss sss<nse Ia be sSrsgn ~.
vet a a. soaHtry. Hs ssrssessd ne ~sss rs u
ths eyeElng
New-York daily tribune., 1854-08-29
SQUIRREL HUNTS.

AsHTABULA CousTT, OHI0.-Last week The township
of Jefferson gave Asbtsbus and C0anesss challenge for
squirrel hunt from esch piscs ~ hunt day, end
Tyrs. Ashistpla accepted the challenge aiose, tCoo-
ntsut decDiDg ana tb. count tssk pses on ke Isth,
giving Jeerron 22l9-Ashtabuin 2079 Ashtabuls pAyu
for the supper but intimates that their sidsarms bad
been equal TO those Of Jefferson. the result might have
been different
SQUIRREL HUsT.-On Satardey lest the sponsmsn Of
village turned out for squirrel hant-thsee being
side. At early hsar gs.s we're to b hesrd
in every Director but thee socnds socn died swsy - he
ter again rturnea each displaying fns string Of ssas
tn. resu Of the days labor T,shantss under Green
first counted ard had brought IN se3 Mr. q. having -
his part begged 22s by the ru-s for eSunng The other
side snder the lead of O. w. Wbxiioo, bad taksn ses
and declared yctoous when nc whole party N The
finest spirits repaired to Johassns Hotel where thsy par
New-York daily tribune., 1854-08-29

By e. r.ee OF Cod Inds pspdept 20 ne
- aud ell siher persohs
h,tbe EsfNTE Of PATRICK SALoNEY se i 2, ~. ~ ,.nS
Res chs 4 40 The eosBfy o Wsstchestsr seee. 49,.
sr. -. and neh Of YOU ereby cited and ie
srsBy appear before or snrrss'e oi .a sss Sjt
Neshes.r A. hs ihe OF White RAM % 80 a.,
day Of s.ppoe IS oset n ,hs foiepeon q ,ess,s Of
end iher 20 the tbsl ssitiemfpt ot tse
nix yt,g,5rFR F.,ep,or OF will AMI VI
the aid Zee. c..i "A OM,< ~
ssd suIrs gtfs "a be ter unto st1,d . 81, ..A coupsy
~ NiDsss LEWIS G. PLATr snrrosse OF h $50 a. ~
}Ls A. he ,.wp of white Pis.es the 'eveAeeS" "'S ~
nsN 70 '"0 ' 4 c PLATr. So'rosrs.
New-York daily tribune., 1854-08-29

v,us A. R,cpxoyp Isp.A fire broke out oSes 1s'.t1
fn.s Ts. P.QIS.sm ne .sp.per efiee, IN kso hSa',
,j and eon,n%ss 'A;s ssss ss'f sSss .s o1s AMI
e' bu. Io.h s.vss b. siss iplaT'ns s'ins Ss..' -
~ sc vicinity. The loss ~ sst as"' = '''''
5000, apo" VAN" IOsssius - (1a.sS. A q
New-York daily tribune., 1854-08-29

R.u.oap AcRoss FLoHIDA-Ihe J,ek'esc'k Nert
.s,- thu, the comp1ny having this important WORK s
Ss,gs hsye already Hade arrangements which insure the
,ucr,, of the sort,ern fork OF the roeJ terminating
ssher at Tampa or Chsrlo,ie Hueor IN Ness thinss
tbsi NJ Ill fell survey hss been made Of these ana
~ 1r,s j,sdpe 10 ,hen the choee esnnci be settled
I'm, ,bs the coast arvsy prsGp ~ sc
eeded to the reque,t of the company 70 cause see,ano
sares 70 be made and IL wiz be .1eeu'ed ~ an es, aa5
syl sppr, ef IN the tmplsy OF the corpsny ha. been
d ,ams fine past engaged 10 general sfsmiDsiso "
ns shores and waters Of Tsmpa lssvannah Journal Sd'
New-York daily tribune., 1854-08-29

WE HERE GIVE ANOTHtR PROOF of the
w WONDERFUL CURES effected by HEYMANN'S DYs
PEPSIA ELlAIk."
NEw.YoRK August a. le4
hR HEYMANs-sR Justice TO you, AID wishing alleviate
the bodily aid 9l uft Of had
hIee and apple several eminent physicians they
gave me DO relief when you bottle OF the Elixir"
which sniT cured Of hat coupnt An old sdy relative
mine, ard aid. family has beu
eft fr m The lee { your medicine
II OMAS-SPfHK No 81 Brosdway, Employment Agency
City and County New York this 25th
before personally Spnk did
that the above by him signed
Sworn To this 25h dry o. August, 1884, before
1HOS. A. RICHMOND Com'r OF Deeds, No 1876 Broadway
See other original r6stes the Principal Office No l5
Broadway, N. Y. Price 81 per bottle.