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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-08-10
PUBLIC MEETINGS.
COMMISSIONERS OF EMIGRATION.

COMMISSIONERS OF EMIGRATION.
The Boerd held a stated meeting on Wednesday AZ
terpoon az the Office In worth-st. Hon. G.. :. NrR-
PLAScK in the Chair, and Messrs. Garrgge, CargGn,
PuIdy, Cummings, Morgan end Kelly present.
The summary Of Weekly Statements exhibits the
following results
lumber Of Emsr.nts red this year AuE .... s2
Number Of Emil mans arrived SINCE 20 Aug s........ 1850
IctAssss...s llrl-<
To same date n 1854 ! y. sl5
1858. 1851.
Suuher Eliminate. Y Iusn OF Wssd's IIsrd.2oes 2Ie
Number Of Marine h1sptal......... 81 70
lcfass...sss sss.--tf
BaGrce p bark Jan J. -1lis& y
AgEega'e receipts q Aug l.-...-.-...- 1-.'o- =
Reed siIce. 90 Aug 9, f1r c0rlulrtaton q $500 -
passenstEs &c. b-lo 3r-too>- 81
Total.......................... .sS6,sl5 o.
lishursen-enfs % Aus. 50 =
Pad E1ndry bills 70 Auz f......... 67g7 3-s7427f GO
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CUPREME COURT.-James W. Phelps against

CITTEMT IUUHI.-JaIntb ". IHtIP5 dBdHeV
- Thopss Bsen-summ0ns for demand on contrect-Io
THOMAS BISsFLL defendant; Sif You are hereby sum
oucd complaint in this action aud serve copy
OF your snTcr Ecofvle Caarasgus County New.
YORK within twenty days aier the service hereof exclusive OF
the dsy Of sece and il fail to answer the said com
plant a. aforesaid the plaintiff will ke judgment for the sum
doar and Iineyf0ur cents. with Interest from
enh Of February thousand eight hundred ano
ffyfye besides the ~ suit Aud you viii tke no
,cs tibet the comp Amt action filed in the Office Of
the Clerk ofte County Casrsugus the 2jh day # June,
1875 90 laV6wTl 4. O. RICE, Plsnnnf Attorney
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NOTICE Of application for the discharge OF
NwARREED BoDLoSG, Of Schuyler, Herk.ner County
on his debts, pDrsusnt 70 the provons o. me
- N the Revised StStutes Noee frs pubshed June o
20 Creor. to appear before Hon Era Graves County
-, N Herkuer County his Office In the vsge Of berki-
mel on The 10th day August 1885 a. II o'clock IN tho fe
r 10 show any they have why assignment shona
30 be made and he te discha- red from his debts -
III lewitwF J. BENEDICT, Attorney. Utica, " 7
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MEMOIRS OF JAMES GORDON BENNETT AND HIS
TIMEs. By a JOURNALIST. l2mo PIP. 49, striager q
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1855-06-14
A Fix,

A farmer had occasion TO send his hired man,
who by the way VAS jolly Duchman, TO a
neighboring town for barrel Of molasses. -
The weather being warm, and the road rough,
and the driver, moreover driving rather fast,
the molasses took notion 10 work Al il is
generally called But we will let him tell Lis
story in bis own words
Well, gOmed along, and gomed along till
] got TO do hill vat stands on top Of ter black
smit's chop. and den looks back behind my
pack, and de sthuff vas all rUnnin' out nit ter
puDg hold. links |. will sthop dat and so !
sthGpt te cart and shoches der oxen mit grab,
pie rock, and drove ter bung hole in as tight Al
neber Il vas init light-vood- knot an gomed
along again, till | got TO where de forks Of d,
road cross each other NIT 10 meetiD house, anC
Hooks round behind my pack agin, and de
stbuf was all ruined over nit Le parrel agin -
q, says |, will tx you now, and bick up
chook an bits te pung hole nit all my might
an de ling flew out nit noise like cannon
an Knocked me down fiat of de road. nit my
pack. and scar! t. cart and it runned away mi
te oxen, end turned EN- all ober mil each oder
an prOke aberyling all in pieces an l am
0oned home NIT myself, put te cart is running
to Hu.lefax.
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NEW MAP
oF CARROLL COUNTY, CH1o.

4 OF CARROLL COUNTY, CHIC.
THE undersigned proposes, provided sufficient en-.
eouragement be given, 10 construct and publish a
large and accurate Map Of Carroll county. 81 -.
Every road 20 be carefully surveyed BY course and
disiance aud the location given Of all the hills ponds,
streams roads, mills railroads. churches, schools stores
Workshops dwellings and other objects Of importance
and inte est. Names Of property owners throughout
the county 70 be inserted in their proper places tables
Of distsueesfr9m village 70 village and statistics Of the
agricultural geological, mechanical and mercantile
sources and condition Of the country 20 be given Ex.
ira plans Of all the principal villages an enlarged
scale, to be added in the Margin Also, prospective
views of the public and other important buildings &C.
The map to be engraved In very superior style, beau
tully eOOred vanished, mounted cloth with rollers
and furnished to subscribers only Five Dollars cop
py. No labor or expense will be spared to make th e
work valuable and beautiful and the most liberal ps.
ronage of the czensis expected 70 enabled the publish
er to carry out bis work. Erp7 Tiulml
n. B. Satisfactory security will be given that this
map shall be superior to any other work which may be
published. asl ~ HENRY +. WALLING,
State Engineer Of Massachusetts,
hpIH %Os Oos -- 4a.. .v
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Singing School.

An Illinois gentleman furnishes his friend
with the following
"a few nights ago, attended a singing
school, few miles from this place. II was a
fac-simile, in its way, Of western debating So
eiety, | took back seat in the synagogue,
(fFOnt seats reserved for ladies and singers y
As mark by which to be distinguished from
common folks, the teacher kept bis hat on until
service had fairly commenced and by way OF
'livenin' the exercise, he interrupted the execu-
tiea with numerous bursts Of Oratory. the pro-
duct Of bis own application 1t was the sec.
ond time the class bad met and he was putting
them through on the 'ruddymans, with varia-
lions in the following styles
Fellow-citizens ct the community, and mem
bers OF my class In larnin' to sing .he sci
enoe of music, Il is permanently necessary TO
learn 10 discover the music of sounds and,
secondly, TO become perfect in the melodious
unison Of the many harmonious voices which
will blend the music OF their melody in the sa.
cred sprains that shall emancpate from the
clnsecrated frestOed (3) walls of this school
house institution.
'Yes fellow citizens, to contain all this vast
amount OF constitutional larnn' il is necessary,
yea, We are bound by the respect we have foI
the people Of the community, whose hearts we
are now making glad by onr socabular sprains
aud for the love we feel, yea, verify, enjoy fol
those fair rosy-cheeked, bouncing. blooming
bucky (buxom) lasses repeat it is necessa-
~, we are bound to practyze-sh a-hem
KNOWN pieces, so as to contain all this afore
mentioned constitutional larpn' to sing the SCI
ence Of music-and for tie afore mentioned con.
stitutional object we will sing and praclyze from
that very we'll KNOWN hme which commences
in The following language /;
oh that will bs JOY full.
Now, feller.ctizens. | want you, desire you
to sing this soul ul.inspiring song with true p6ee.
links Of devotion and pity, which when once
done, you will have learned the inexcusablC
science of music. Take The note altogether
do, sol do; sing
Oh that'lI be choyful, choyfuI;
10 meet TO part no more,
On Cai-nan's happy shore
Good. Claps his hands. Now in The
language OF ihe eonspired book keeper, the Ice
/, bTuck You can nov turn TO the hime re-
corded on page. named Boylton. Sing with
understandin', do, sol. dol $780, .-
This Is a verbalion Of his harangue, as can
reeollect It. He made the class sing several
camp meeting hymns to perfect their prOnOun-
citation.
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Mrs, BATEHAM 81 see in the Cultivato
that you want your readers to send you recipe
that they have found valuable, and as l hav,
some excellent on's, which think you hav,
not published, | will send you a few for th,
benefit Of others:
SUGAR CAxE One cup and half of sugar
one egg, half a cup Of butter, half cur O
sweet milk, one teaspoonful Of soda, two Of
cream Of tartar--roll thin and bake on butter,
ed pans.
soDA cAKE,-FOur eggs, one pint Of sugar
one tea cup Of butter, one cup Of sweet milk
one quart of -four, one teaspoonful of soda
two Of cream of tartar.
SPONGE CAKE.-Take six eggs, one pint Of
Hour one cup and half Of sugar, half a tea.
spoonful Of soda, one of cream Of tartar. Dis
solve the soda in tablespoonful Of warm wa
ter and mix the cream Of tartar with the -four
--Stlr brisLly and bake half an hour.
~, SUSAN SHOEMAKER.
PickaWay county, May, 1856.
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CARRIAGES and BUGGIES

TlHE undersigned takes this method TO inform his
friends and the public, that he has Of late puFchas
ed lot on Main street, CarrOlltOn, Ohio opposite
James Hustons store, where he is ere, ting Car.
rage Shop for the express purpose Of manuiact ring
all kinds Of Carriages and Buggies which be intends to
keep constantly on hand ready finished, and warranted
to be made of the best material that be had and
in the most fashionable, substantial aud WOrkmAn.li like
manner. ~ b.
Alorders will be promptly attended to without delay
Also, SmthDg, Trimming and Painting done in the
shortest notice. He win pay particular attention
pairing of all descriptions n his line and at such prices
that will give satisfaction to ALL Those who may wish
purchase carriages bugges, will do well by calling
at bis Shop before going elsewhere for be Is determine
ed TO sell lower than can be sold elsewhere In the county
sss ,-e NJ. 7. WIGGINS.
CarrOllton, April 26, '56,-tf.
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nes-te eeheOl IeacheIS, 80
fheh5s q schoel Eaaulh ~. lss C.r,oil ,.,,,,i,
vii hod meelings for the examination Of Teachers Al
the following umeafor The year i656:-On lie 9nd-
Wednesday Of sFey month throuehoa ths ye,rs md Al
20 the 4th Wednesday q April Mar, ssotomber .nd
October. The msedagt d behsd sftks Court House M
osuoloa. e 10 e'elosk A. n By ordsr Of ths Board
VI p. s. NcKFL,v' 49,
Dee. ri ,5t. ID sasts 'f = - : i-S''ft
sfAxDNe RuLEs ADoPEEB BT rHs BolRD on scHooL E1.
AEISERs FoR CARRolL CoUSIT, fk1. l6FB, 1885.
l. kyery applicant must produce eefehcals Of good
moral character Of late date, and signed BY reousible
3. Each applicant must cone furnished u ish two or
three sheets Of ruled paper also with pen and ink
ana wish McGudsy's fihh Reader - u - -
5. Each applicant VII be required 70 furnish speci-
men Of Penmanship skin in punctuation, compositiOn.
and the use ofeapa letters, written n hs presence Of
the Board gt saf w. rrtf.s--- = -
1 To each applicant win be submitted ss on oues
sions on Arithmetic English Grammar, and Geoerap0v.
70 be answered In wiring -,i r-r-. J - =
8. No applicant ui be regarded as qualified to teach,
aor entitled to certificate who does not correctly an
swer half Of the questions submitted in each branch
g. Certificates will not be Issued on the day Of exam
inaiiOn but, be RENTED BY nail or Otherwise as soon
as practicable. - u aasf lIEru aM asr-.r
Z. Applicants coming in aiter the class Is formed and
the examination has commenced will be erected 10
wait untl the next regular day OF examnation. q -
8. No certificate sill be granted TO any person who
Is knovn 70 the Board to be habiluated 10 the nae
profane language 70 be ntempeFate, or Dishonest.
sazFsEss e. El1auas BY order Of the Board,
III oe zs ks e rsas = = 1'A 'iN-l' BAN Seey'
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..-t. THOMAS U, AlKiAS9N,. -. -
eoPPER & riSsxlTa. sEovE pEAIEh Z G,
Icorasr casai 81, ana Pusiie sgaar, - p
cARRoLLr0S. =. =. .e-H. OHIO,
Asans himself of his means toFeturh hs thsnEs .,
BE cussOmsrs eeney And Assurs them hat ever b,
holds himsefead 70 meet all requsitiOns which MAJ
Be made upon him orTin Copper Bruss sheet IFon d
stOse Ware. Thankfal for the custom which he IA
formerly received and which has enabled him 10 stand
aaood q public disaster, Arcuhufal and consequent
Financial failures, Bank eolhpses and Business night
mare he halls the opening season confident Of returning
general prosperity and socs theattenuon Ofenquires
and purchasers 20 his present stock Of ware. I llr
COOK sIovEs PARLoR, sToyTs FRANKLIN Slows, -
OF the most approved patterns the most hushed cast
ing and the most reliable metal hand always at the
lowest pfices Il Is useless 70 multiply WOrdsthe ar
tee OF stoves which Atkinson sells s admitted par
esllance, the best and the cheapest sold IN 'thesv
parts" rs
COPPER Kettles AND COPPER WARE:
Kettles on hand constantly and made TO order in superb
or style-Copper work ofevery description and mend
ing done prompty--An descriptions Of Sheet Iron
on hand also, TinWare ofthe best quality and every
description constantly on hand and for sale.
HOUsE sPOUTING ADD LlGHrNING RODS. II. -
Careful and experienced operators in attaching rods and
spoutng are regularly employed IN the country and all
orders or work Of this kind viii be gladly received and
promptly executed operators in this line confined
to no locality but are carried forward with despatch in
any part Of Carroll or adjoining counties "a --a
THOMAS u. ATKINSON
March 8-'55. e.
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LEAs a. HARSH. tu
LAND AG EN- rs

FORT DIES MONIES IOWA.
WILL attend to any business connected with
w the Government Land Offices in Western Iowa.
Taxes paid collections and LEeAL business generally
promptly attended to- erat fta-l
Those wishing 10 enter Lands In Centraland Western
Iowa. can do so BY seHdng Us eastern drafts their
Land warrants Terms for selecting and entering Land
exclusive Of Government fees for Land warrants, 100
acres $40; 80 acres, So; 40 acres, S.
8OOO acres arabic Land in Polk and other eoun
ties for sale by LEAS 4 HARSH.
March 1915, 1y,s. es-.l o. ..s.
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About a Nice Jelly or Sponge Cake.

DEAR Mas. BATEHAM ;--Wbile was away
| learned how to make nice cheap cake,
suitable both for jelly or plain cake, as you
choose. v hen the neighbors had got taste
OF II, they all wanted recipe, and | don't
know how many Of them have taken to my
new Scarcity Cake. II is made in this way
One tea cup Of sugar, three eggs we'll bea-
ten TO foam, one teaspoonful Of cream tartar,
and half teaspoonful soda This will make
paste enough for two baking plates full, for jel,
ly cake. or one plain cake, which should Of
course be made thicker. For jelly cake, bake
thin on plates, and while the cake is hot,
spread the Jelly over il, and then roll the cake
into kind Of cylindrical coil, When wanted
for use, cut il across in slices You will find
this quick made and palatable jelly cake. /
you use this recipe for plain cake, and such
spices as you like best to the above. This is
particularly convenient for people in cities, who
cannot obtain milk at all dimes, for making up
pastry. Very truly. Sun BONNET,
Hazel Dell, o.. April, 1855.
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CARTrH's spANTeHNIXTUPEs

LET THE AFFLICTED READ AND PoHDRRl sH
IA Inialibe Remedy for serOiula Kings Esi. kheuma
tsm, Obstinate CutaneOus BiupiiOns Pimples Of
POsules on the Face, Bl0tches Bois Ague and Fe-
yer; Chronic Sore eyes, Ring Worm or Tetier, Scald
Head, Enlargement and Pain OF the Bones aud Joints
Stubborn Ulcers Syphilitic Disorders LumbagO, spinal
Complaints and all Diseases arising from lniudeious
Of Mercury, Imprudence in Lie, or lmpurity Of the
good. tr al.g -
CsS- This great Alternative medicine and Purifier Of
blood Is nov used BY thousands of grateful patients
from all parts Of the United States who testify daily 70
the remarkable performed by the greatest Of all
medicines, "CARTER's SPANISH MIXTURE" Neu'
ralga, Rheumatism, Scroiula, Ernptons on the Skin,
Liver Disease FeYers Ulcers 0ld Sores, Affections Of
the Kidneys Diseases Of the Throat Female Complaints
Pains and Aching Of the Bones and Joints are speedi-
y put to flight BY using this great and nesmable
coy. .... 81. ..-.-. ..
For all diseases Of the Blood, nothing has vet been
iound to compare withiL IL eeanses the system of III
impurities, acts gently and efficiently on the Liver and
Kidneys strengthens the Digestion gives tone to the
Stomach makes the skin clear and healthy and restores
the Constitution, eneebed by disease or broken dowI
by the e1cesses Of youth, TO its pristine YgOF ant
strength.
For the ladies' Ii sincOmparably better than all IN,
cosmetics ever used few doses of Carer's Spanisl
Mixture viii remove al saloWness Of complexion bin,
the roses mantng to the cheek give elasticity to th
step, and improve the general health in remalkab,
degree, beyond all the medicines ever heard Of.
The large number Of certificates which we have re
ceved from persons from all parts of the United States
is the best evidence that there is Humbug about it,
the Press, hotel keepers magistrates physicians an,
public men, well known Ia the community all add thei
testimony othe wonderful effect Of this EAT BLOOI
fURlFIER.
Call the Agent and get circular and Almanac an,
read the wonderful this truly greatest Of all Med
icnes has performed.
None genuine unless signed BENNET & BEERS
rOprietors No. Pearl street, Richmond Va to whOI
alOrders for supplies and agencies must be addressed
And for sale by 0has, A. Boegel, CarrOlton Stewar
Farmhouse, N. Hagerstown, A. qftt Co., Minervs
and by Dealers 10 Medicine everywhere. $40
Nov. 10, ls54.-l Y. 80
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ES- A schoolnaster who shone in grammar
and philolcgy, IN parsing lesson few days
since. went into an analysis Of the sentence,
The sheep raD,' and asked one Of the boys,
what is the plural OF sheep9'
4 don't know, sir was the reply.
Yes. you do know, if yOa'll think a minute
What Is it?'
They boy stll plesded ignorance.
IL is swine Numbered the teacher.
We think hen do.
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'9unlOrous RtaOino.
THR C0URTnR,
stxrs s0sskt tovElt,

Esstls essp' ap. cute gussknosn
Aa' Psskd e shFossh de EialeF a -
a. there so HaldJ 81 sioae, 3 80 z...a.s
Tth no Oas nishto hinder.
he vslnutioss shot spsrklss cut r
fowarda The pootief-blsss heri-v
Al 'lsetle hsea danced all about
Thsehiny aaths dresser. . r 3 ssesa .
AsFn the wsn ne erOOkneeks hung,
Aa' IN among entrusted, =.
Fhs old oassns arm that eran'ther Young
Brought beck from Concord busted,
The veFy room, cor she vas int
Locked warm from floor to eein',
An she looked fall IS rosy agm
As the apples she was peeih'.
She heard foot. an kBOw'd Il, tut
4 raspin' on the scaper-
Al ways tu once her feelins' Hew,
Like spsrks IN bOrnt-uppapsr,
De kin o. filtered on the mat
Some donbdalo o the seekle
His heart kept gOin' pittypat
Bat bern vent pity Zeekle.
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No. 2, Liberty Street Baltimore, Nd
L. T. o0NANT, Ravenns 0hiO,is the authorized agent
Of A. Kuhn Co., for the sale of their Pianos in all Nor.
thern Ohio and Western Pennsylvania, towhom appca
ton should be made.
All orders, applications, &C., will be received and
promptly forwarded to said Agent BY
WILLIAM Mccoy,
Nov. 0, 1884. If C@"Volton, Ohio.
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SWEET APPLE Pm.-Take sweet apples,
CRATE them fine. mix with sweet milk, ada |
teaeupful Of sweet cream and one egg 70 sacl
pie season with nutmeg or cinnamon, ant
bake with one crust, and you have a slmpl,
yet delicious pie. G. r. G,
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~ A young lady told gent the other day
that he vas the last man she would kissl' j
do not doubt IT, he replied, for am sure
shall be the last 10 offer 7 Exit lady. making
up mouths.
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GatOa.
Wv MORRISON,

AFF0REET AF W,asat
HAS resumed the practice Of The Law. He
III viii particularly sttsndto the settlement Of estates
b. EEecstOrs Adminisirasors and Guardians les shch
hk his experience In de PrObate Court amply quafss
him An other business q professional character co.
trusted 70 his care in this and tie adjoining counties
viii be attended 70 with pFompdtude and fidelity. s
OFHoE-ln the 70 4 opposite the lsfsf froaf of ths
Court House, heretofore occupied By J. Il. Tpp ESQ.,
feb. l5-bb.l
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- AL Americana are created free and
equal, With certain inslienable rights ; among
which are Life, Liberty. and the pursuit o
Ifishmenl
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MTLLINER.

THE UNDERsI GNED takes pleasure In announcing
10 the ladies' Of Oarrolton and vicinity, that she
has just returned to the residence Of her mother
East end Of town, on Main street, where she win be
happy to do up or finish and trim In the latest styles
all kinds Of bonnets worn by ladies.
MARY ANN LAWLER.
CarrOlltOn. o. May "a, 1855.
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Gperial Notife

TO Army OFFICERS, SOLDIERS, VOLUNTEERS
TRANSFERS, NAV AL 0FFIO ERS, ,sEANEN, MAR
INES AND NAVY CLERKS, AND THEIR SURVI
Wing WIDOWS OR AINOR CHILDREN.
Vou are now entitled TO a Land W arrant for
l. 100 acres; and if You have already received
40 or so acres you are entitled to an additional quantity
equal 70 80 acres Whether you desire 10 sell locate
your Warrants, il is important that the same be procu
red without delay, as the great number of Warrants
wnioh will be thrown upon the Market must soon mate
rally reduce their value Penons entitled to Warrants
are requested TO sapply to John livingston No. l47
Broadway, New. York. who has such arran ements with
tue Departmentas enables him to procure Warrants with
the least possible delay.
The applicant is required to satehis name, age and
esideuce ncludingtown, county aud statei the cOmpa
nv regiment and be served in, and the captain oi
his company; whether the applicant enlisted volun-
teered and what day and year, and for what term
whether he has ever received any Warrant and If
how many acres and what has become Of such Warrant
If the claimant served in the navy, his statement must
be varied according to the facts OF the case. -
Ii widow applies, she must, in addition, give the
place and time OF her marriage, the and official ii
e of the person who performed tie ceremony together
with the time and place OF her husbands death.
On receiving these facts, Mr.. Livingston will send tc
the applicant duly prepared and ready for execution al
the necessary papers, with full instructions These pa
pes, after being duly executed, may be returned to Mr.
Livingston; Whereupon the certhcate VIII be oDtained,
and either the Warrant ITSELF or the money therefor
as may desired be forwarded to the applicant or bis
attorney. Regular correspondents. who prepare tbs
cases of Others and forward them to the undersigned
will be literally dealt with,
Having all the necessary blank forms and being fami
lar with the requirements OF the law and bis arrange
ments being complete, applicants avoid much other
uncertainty and delay which might therwise occur.
Address all Communications 70 } Ohm LIY NG6T0N,
Commissioner for all the Bates
1877, Broadway, N, Y,
REFERENCES,
Hon; W. L. Marcy, Secretary Of State.
g Jefferson Davis, Secretary of War.
4" ] g. Dobbin. Secretary Of the Navy
" j. Guthrie, Sec'y of the Treasury. ,..
." X. MoClelland, Sec'y Of the Interior.
Z" Caleb Gushing, Attorney General,
Col. J.J. Albert Typographical Eng'i, us A
1t Col s. Fl. Long, '' {"
Col. F. s. Belton, Sd Artillery 1H .astr'
Aud Public Officers generally.
| April l9, 1855. s4 .s., +. Fs.g IL
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- Jonny, my sOn. do you know that YOU
have broken the Sabbath
Yes. dad said bis little sister, and mother .
big iron pot. TOO. In FIVE or six pieces
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- The term grass widows arises from the
that their husbands are roylng blades.