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The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1856-04-10

courageous or the troop, ana tney ad-
vance, guns cooked, toward the lion, who
sees then, coming but never moves
Fearing lest the balls should miss the IL
ON aud hit the man, they are forced to
approach SO close that they can place the
musket in the ear the lion. This is a
critical moment. IT the lion has any
force left him, he kills the man lying be-
meath him. and bounds on the one who
has come to the rescue; and as he
lies motionless on the body of his victim,
| it is impossible to know whether he will
bound or not In case his strength is
too much wasted, the lion crushes, the
head of the man beneath him the moment
he sees the musket approach his ear, and
then closing his eyes awaits death.
re- Not many years ago, an lrishrnan,
with finances that did not keep pace with
the demands made on his pocket. and
whose scorn Of honest labor was eminent.
ly unfavorable to their being legitimately
filled, borrowed an old pistolcne day when
poverty had driven him to extremity. and
took to the Highway. where he was likely
to find a heavy purse. sa
A jolly old farmer came jogging along,
and Pat put him down instantly as Par
ty who possessed those requisites he so
much stood 10 need Of himself. Present.
ing his pistol he commanded him to
"s;and and deliver.
The poor fellow forked over some fifty
dollars, but finding Pat somewhat OF a
green horn, begged a five TO take him home
distance of about mile. The request
was complied with. accompanied with the
most palronising air. Old Acres and
Roods was knowing one. Eyeing the
pistol he asked Pat if he would sell
t. 81
els tito sell the pistol? Sowl. and its
that same thing I'llbe afterdoing! What
will ye be after giving for it?" s1e
..Ill give you the Eve dollar bill for
it, - rs .fs5xsa ssb.ssy sssss
'sDone! and done's enough between two
gentlemen. Down with the dust and here,
is the tool for you.
The bargain was made by immediate
transfer TIE moment tie farmer got Tie
weapon be ordered Pat to shell out,
threatened to blow out his bralnsif he re,
fused. a
Pat looked al him with a comical leer,
and buttoning his breccEes pockets, sung
out
'Blow away, ould boy d-l take
the bit of powders in it,.
We believe the old man never told the
last part Of Of the story but once.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1856-04-10
NEVER DEsPIsE YOUR BUSINESS

''No man of sense" it has been OBJ
served, ..despises his bread and butter"
1t is only the weak who are ashamed oi
laboring for livelihood, or who affect to
scorn the branch of business which they
especially pursue. The first duty which
every man owes to himself, TO his family,
and to his fellow citizens, is not to be-
come burden pecunlarily to society. The
commonwealth, also is the most flourish
ing in which the proportion Of drones is
the fewest; indeed the idea of a perfect
State involves the necessity Of every mem
Der of it being producer. Hence it is
that work is always honorable. The
most ordinary handicraft employ ed is as
worthy. if exercised honestly, as the
professions Of law or medicine. Each
citizen should follow that avocation for
which be is best suited, and when he
does this he fulfilIs the law Of his exis-
tence, but never otherwise. A bad lawyer
is less truly respectable than good me-
chanic, and an able doctor is no more
meritorious than an honest laborer. To
do ones duty, in the walk where one can
be most efficient. is TO be honorable; to
neglect it. or to seek some other walk, is
to become really disgraced, By this
standard, and this only, should we jud ge
of mems responsibility. It's time that
we republicans banished the arbitrary
lines Of caste, as applied to the pursuits
of life. which are derived from feudal
Europe. ...
Yet there are thousand of men vho
are at heart ashamed of their business
Are they retail venders? They scorn
continuing TO make money in their old
way, and long to embark in the wholesale
line. Are they jobbers? They think il
they could only be shippers that Their
glory would culminate. Are they me.
chanics? They regret that they are not
lawyers. Are they farmers? They think
to be in business in town would be the
height OF their ambition Such persons
intheir hearts, worship absurd distinctions
inherited from the social life of England
and regard the ph, scian. the politician
or the banker. as really greater men thar
common human clay. These are wha
Thackeray calls "snobs;" men of pre-
tense and weak folly. men who des
pisey their own bread and butter TIL,
wise man, on the contrary, seeks. inde
pendence by steadily attending to busi
ness, we'll aware that an independence
honestly acquired, is his best 70 esteem.
It is young men, or rather lads, that ar
oftenest victims TO this we elkness.-.
Tens ofthousands have been shipwrecke
in life from having chosen pursuit un
suitableto them, tempted thereto by falls
notions of vulgarity of trade, AMI tn
superior dignity of commerce or profes
sion.--Iha, Ledger.
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One square, DO lines or less IN mlnlon solid,
three insertions, . 90
Each insertion after the third, cts. PER line.
Legal notices ten cents a line, more or less. Of
hrCc weeks.
Yearly advertisers occupying four squares OF
uore win privilege Of change, at a fair discount.
y The privilege Of yearly advertisers Is limited
to their own immediate business, in their own name
and all advertisements for the benefit Of other per
sons, as well as legal advertisements and advertise
mept. OF auction sales, ana advertisements with the
name OF other persons, sent II by then, : ust he
raid for at the usual rates.
Nc report, resolutions o. proceedings Of any cor
roration, society, association or public meeting, and
No communication designed 10 cal attention 10 any
matter Of limited OF Individual interest can be IL
serted, unless paid for as en- advertisement.
advertisement can be inserted gratuitously 60
charitable or other s|a,.-,i.., public Institution @
,.Wrsuics.
Contracts for yearly advertising will ROT lie d
s"r'ilu.l unless an order o. that cf,ctl left at
u Mt.. end when discontinued in less than a year,
-r-,r o af-'r trar nil Re eh1rgsl..
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MansGcld Monnlain.

TG'HE SUBSCRIBE .tOPBlEIUK OF III
I Bo.tvick House, jericho, VT, respectfully iu-
i0rw- tie lovers Of Mountain Scenery that he has
u. arrangements for the complete accommodation
90 PARTIES oI persons, who desire 90 visit Mansfield
Mountain. The House is nine miles from the
Ha'iroad ot Essex Junction i- four and % half
miles from tLe Mountain, and Is the nearest stop
ping place ou the stage route.
Carriages, aud Saddle Horses, always i'm rcadi
ness Visitors can go in carriages within two
miles OF the top of the Mountain, and ON horseback
can ride 10 the summit, from which the most mag
uiIccIt view in New England may be seen
A spaclous and substantial tent is erected on
the summit, a|hurding comfortable accommodations
tor those who wish TO spend the night there.
For pleasure parties, or iuvalids, desiring to
breathe tho pure Mountain air for a season, the
Bo.twlck House will be found a pleasant and com
Portable home.
RUFUS BROWN.
jy2luGw2m
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RUST HAS REMOVED HIS MUS
80 sI-ar 90 No. j., Bank Block, one dooreastc
tae T mar g. Nseiq.l.s' Bank, where he has g
complete assortment Of
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THE STORE,

w. WHTNH NTT'FT'
Have received a more than beautiful lot Of Gentle.
mems Furnishing goods, Ties, Crayats, Collars
shirts, and Hose.
White Linen Drill.
Bro. q"
Ma.scillcs vcstiug
Fancy " &c. by
je n HOTCIKIsS & JELLISON.
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This certIfes that ! hay, arranged with Nessr.
Bake, IIIIeu Is Go ,oi l'o-. TO-. DuIuhl.u tuo Mai
o. Chijtenieu County, which bias been advertised H.
my name.
Ytu 6. 6MlTU d co.
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BURLINGTON
CARPET

100 CHURCH STREET. $50
NJ lave NOW A FULL STOCK OF CAR
" rtrf'., from all the principal manufacto.
rics of the United States aud Of Europe, and can
cNhloit as great u variety ms most of the CARPET
HOUSES IA New York or Boston, and can sell rs
low, and in fact, are now SELLING LOWER.
We have now on hand 200 pieces of every grade
aud desirable pattern-such as
Tapestry Velvet, Tapestry Brussels,
English Brussels, Three Ply,
American do Kidderminster
Dutch Plaid, Nenitian.
Extra Nuperine, Cotton and Wool
Fine and Common, Hemp,
Ingram, Straw Mating,
Iruggets, Coral do.
Crumb Cloths, Hearth Rugs,
Door Mats, Chinelle Mats,
Stair Carpeting, all widths and qualities, English
and american Floor Oil Cloths, Window shades,
and fNturcs-
Curtain Muslin, Damasks,
Brocatelles, Moreens,
Bed spreads, Table Spreads,
Linen s%hceting, Pillow Case Linen,
and n fact almost every thing in the way of
HOUSE FURNISHING GOODS,
Also,a good assortment of Paper Hanging, & Look
ing Uigsses. We have also on hand a good assort-
fro MT Of general DRY GOODS, carefully selected
TO- IN New York and Boston markets, and adapted
ol.Ic Flriou, want both domestic and personal,
mcali portions of the community.
SILKS IND DRESS GOODS,
in great variety. SIlAWLS, of every grade and
variety. HOSIERY AND Gloves ycrv large
stock of every quality, color and size. Also. con-
SANITY ON Lam a choice stock of
GROCERIES.
We would call especial attention to our .l0ck "f
SILKS, whi,. are If n superior mauuta-.
turc, and warrautei mot 90 crack.
y. B.-A liberal discount will be made 10 those
who are buying to sell again, and to those Furnish
ing Hotels and Dwelling, where large quantities
are wautcd.
NICHOLS 4 BoYNroS
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BY BAKER, T1LDEN & co.
From actual mcasurmeut by Instruments survey
throughout the whole County. undc- the direction
of IL. /, WALLING. state Engineer of Mass.
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price. tor \d,erri.img in weekl,

No subscription stopped until all srrearage
are paid, except az the option Of the publisher, q
discontinued unless by positive orders.
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Shawls and Mantillas.

\ NEW LOT.
pUsTIN. AND AT PRICES NEVER BEFORE
- heard Of. Purchasers will find it for their in
terest to give this stock a look before purchasing
elsewhere,
AT THE
co n II Ste Il,
u Vi 4 5
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LAN>INGH BRIGGS, ND.
\. T.. TAEEE. ". D.

"A LIN ~
W. ~ u VI Ef
SA| so 80 VI IA
HA H kN
~
Arc curinm tho SicE IN an aytont pc.et
bpCorc LnoUp oc any McdgClne
'' ""O"" u ""J
rrrrrrr ~-rr ,,-r rur1u ran v0urrrr upo
l.t--..,. A-.4 .4,. .-.-E I-h tED.
JULES n,rrI, ESQ. the well known @perup,.r. ID
,. r.ri AZ slI..i D,.1' ih'Is,' ., AZ '""' f''
W ' "'1
have found t'm a better family medicine, for c"mw'H
gre, liHh n. o'.of ".Iul my hHo"Iease' hH0F a. fI
friends have realized marked benefits from thsn, aud co
merle Niu ue ll Ot.e'ih- WaI no! l.,-el, ext toFahav
virtue. 'r ufIslha .l n.'.-e' ahu 'nrng me s'A my
.e 'nl ...J eIe'l4a', out slig and p,tssi4' te BE- tahes
VINE" "'l ~ N"'""
ne 'eutIhme .hal'eI.I NAhhLAN "hte' h"n hi
tIof', l.'i Arnl, Ie4
~ Z AikR- m ! nave 'ssth your PlS SiN
greet heuehi, i't ue lstle,sne,', lNnguoi, Ices n Gpgeiits,
NE I'D us stn.g rev Dies OF your tllS eurHi ne |
..'e N'eu your ONetl fe'uial hany Isa' ~ ny itpny
mI f.-slS atl O,'Is VIM ItlsIns sy.ree tuu hAHs
ntuSnts "h''t e"'f aH ! leel = pIeS',ia 10 comhsH1
JOHN F. BEATTY, F.q, Sec. OF the Fora. sarro.l Co,
SAYS: >
"sir. ! ,atc pie a. E"G in s5s II INV ,.ISmdSy y tn,
efficacy Of yDur @trrIrircg. G7virS tefy.I v,ry n,,,.rr
Pil.. am never v tthrut rb.m i'm nv sniI,. r0r sh,n
ever consent 90 be. vnle nv means wil prtnr. hen -
The wIiel, renowned :. : STEVENS. ". II. Of Went.
w,rtb i n v,t.s.
uUsyinc r.sd ,",, T. .,y.r-,, Pa, in MT, r,,.,;.o 1
cerrif, frusl experience that thpy are an pyAhIsklr .rra,
tive. In Csc, N I~is1r4ered rrr,f..rs ~ he liver rsu-,np,
headache. indigestion. r,,tiyrrsss ,ut h. sr,r, v,r,s,s
ui di,e,ses mai Cln,y. tlsy are a sIrer ren,edv n ~ an,
.thec la ali cases where yurratvs remedy 4 re1ure1
| confidently econmend ti,se ma 10 n, public. A.,
.uuerur 10 any uth.r I have arer Ci,,d Tb,y ~. en-,
ID men n.f,tton. md rs,fs,ry a,fs oIsrtss ubrb
make them an invaluable rriric for puhIs me-. b,y.
Gr n,Any v.s,, kro.r ,ou, C,,-y S1,a.f - tho -,
Cough medicine m the world and these r1ls n7r in m
wise inferior 70 thst admirable preparation fr The lpst
meJt OF dissAsss."
fr,2H, va, NV ~ 49,
IN - l. N'st oeAf ~ ! nave pssh a'l''' iiyN
my urn VIM se1"'ul[ IN "7 "nfs' riN, .no pu" iva
lNeHF yea' tnsI ana an Nh'.', ~ thouht o' tlsaIl{i
Is'r '-rn t'Illieley t1teu ~ a rev Neehs uJ y''l lIut
'"l ""a' Ne'auss o., lINn i "upe = uu5 70
,N'lIh'u "hrh yea FeNhte what ] nave SUFFERED ana nv"
""s
81 net Until low have / neeu free from this lOsthEOnle
diseSss 10 s,Mc shape. AttWes 10 attacked nv eyes, and
made ne almost huui, besides tie uutuduEshln qsin At
oih'rs II settled IN Tho scalp Of my head, and tssuuye my
hair, and has kept me partly bali al my days; nnedmss
II came out in my face, and kept It for months q raw sosS
about Wne weeks ago I commenced ukinI ycir u
lhsrio Pills, and now am entirely free from ne ~eorpl&int
My eyes ate we'll my skin ia fair, and my hair has com
nenoed a healthy growth all Of which males me feel
already anew person.
nol!ng ,I. st'lrmsnI may nc 'he mehns on cn'flu5
'a' sn'i' u" s'"u '" uhoH, l Am' WIN every
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The Glorious Fourth

5 FAST ApPROACHING AND
. all mankind will Of course turn out to see
the sights, aud for such An occasion everybody
will try to appear to the best advantage
Then LOUIS has just received a very large stock
ofthe most beautiful and fashionable goods over
seen in this town and all those in want of some of
tbo
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MOIST SUMMER CLOTHIAG


before purchasing elsewhere.
Together with the Ready-mldc goods, he has al
SO received, and will be continually receiving, a
large assortment Of Piece foods. consisting Of
CLOTHS, CA~SIMEBES, pOE>KINS, NEoT1NGS,
&c &C., Of every description, for the purpose of
making upto order, which will be done with neat
ness and despatch.
The custom department will be conducted under
the direction Of Mr.. Faith, whose good taste and
judgment are too we'll known to need comment. Any
one wishing to get anything made to order will do
well TO call and examine our stock Of Piece Goods,
which surely cannot be surpassed by anything in
the State.
Also on hand a large assortment Of GENTLE
MEMS FURNISHING GOODS, all Of which will
be sold as cheap as the cheapest.
LOUIS EAGLE CLOTHING MART,
CnUHoH STREET,
Burlington, Vt.
Wanted six fist-ratc tailor, to work in the shop
on Custom Coat and fout., at LOUIS
io2i Proprietor.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-02-27
IN THE NATTER Of the RE-sAI.E Of por

/ ren Of tie RIAL ESTATE Of EDMUND s. wILLEfTs
Sss m he ysS: SS.. Of a. hs - sr Of IN
of he County Of Sew.forh d.sd yapsa,y s.h ls ssd
BTLLA WILLETTs the Adninstrs;or and Adninis'r.r IN
Of The Estate Of Edmund s wie,ts, deceased viii ss
sswYort ou the Alrceuh Of March next l2 oeoek
a. noon lowrs described Lands and Buildings in se City
P,Srsl No Ali THAT certain lO, piece parcel Of ssa
,i,.ae y ard being in tho Twelfth Ward OF the City OF
aud bounde, follovs Cnmencin n point On
tS r civ sile OF Onehunde andweniy fourth street -
handied and eishfeea iee9 9a, nea & y no @
The .ourl westerly corner - the Irdeteuus eHa Ne aa
r street thence running westerly HoAg
the souiherly size Of One'hrnred .. y
twcutyone ana four inches th.ncc 'o1,Aens
tbe T-.avenue hundred feet and eleven nches 70 he
cenre line OF the bloch between On'-nne
ALL eui ~ ~
allel with OGehuIr,d snd-tw euy ~
feet aul four nches aid thence HonAeiy pa'agi ~ ~ y.
TLirs,enue hundred feet aud eleven eAs 10 '' i'
Pscel No 9Aso all hat certain other lot or parcel Of and
situate lying and being IN the T"elita MaIa o ae oy s
Nv Yors and bounded follows; Beginning g p'ln. ON
the sopthery side OF Oue-hundred sndwentyfcrrh sree
,t br- and th:rty- nine feet ght inches westerly
tro The south westerly euner Of the ThHiayenae ana one
hundred ahe-, reh,? Ins sNdrss "a X f,h-
along the southeuy siae oi Ch. '-s-,iiel
street feet four nches therce soney pqrel
with the Thi hurred feet end eleven 20
the re ter linz Of the block bev
third Ouehurdre and twenty touhsiree'si me aee sAs
49, ice, All ur irches and thence uorthcrly psyNel with
the hundred feet eleven inches 10 she place o
Psrce No sAl.o all that certain DIV enghO snd lot Of
land situate lying and being in the Twelfth Ward oi the CJ
~. outherv side Of street al
the party wall distant Two hau%red and ninety
seven feet westerly from the westerly corner OF the
Thrda,euue and One-hunlred andtw entH 10 hstreet
thcrce running westerly along the ouhe side Of One hun
reJ vrerf ouTrstrre' ect four ~ nHs
thence southery PARALLEL with Thrdyeure hundred ee
an clever line OF the block between One
,yenythri arl One hundred anu twenty fourth
streets theuce essery parallel with Que idtv ey
b ree ore and four inches 20 the center ot
-. wall and thence uorthery parallel with Third avenue
one Hundred and eleven inches to the paee oi OeSs
T,rms- CA,h-Dated, New-l ork, jan y, 10
4'-- ISAAC WILLETTS, Administrator
IN ,.,,-W ARARFILA " ILLETS, Adfninsgatrlx.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-02-27

II IN = 4
CENTRAL ROUTE, connecting the Atlantic cites with
Western North and South western States hy coz
nuou Railway direct The Road also connects Ptsburgh
with daily line Of Steamers all ports the Western Rivers
and and SAndusky with steamers 10 al pos on
the making the direct eapest and
reliable route which FREIGHT be forwarded TO aud
from the Great West
RATES BETWEEN PHILADELPHIA and PITTSBURGH.
fAsr -bpo.s shoe, py oooa' un soc per 100 n
SECOND CLAss.-Books and Stationery, Dry)
Goods lin bales) Hardware, Leather use per 100 10
Wool, ,kc...............s....' ..s'...'.s.)
THIRD CLAss-Anyls Baggins Bacon and a. nor 100 fb
Pork til bulk } Hemp, kc...............) 49,
FopRrH CLAss.-COfee, Fish, Bacon and ,n rsr i0o M
Pork (pscked) Lard and Lard Oh...... -
In shipping Goods from point east Of Philadelphia be pa
tcLlsr MARI the package Via Pennsyls ana Rsroad All
consigned he Agents Of This Road a. Philadelphia o
Flrsburgh will be forwarded without detention.
FREIGHT AGEA1s-Harris, Wormley Co, Menphis Tenn
r. T. Ssss Co. ST. Louis; J. s. Mitchell Son. Evansville
Ind nsui. sn Bell Murdoek, and CaeI Jewett Louis
vf. Ky; B. c. Msdrum, Msdi.on, Ind sprigman Brown,
and Irwin Co. Cineinnati y w Graham Coz La1e-'ie,
Ohio; Leeeh Co. No y Kilby-st. Boston Leech Co No.
A,tor House New York No. Williams. and No Bate
ry.plaoe New York T. J. Sneeder Phsiephis; Masraw
Rooms Baltimore Geo. G. Franciscus, Pittsburgh.
For further partc ulsrs or bills Of 4ting, apply TO
LEECH 4 Co.. Agents Penn Railroad Co,
No. 2Astor House, New York
r. H. HOUSTON. General Freight Agent, Philadelphia
Ii. J. LOMBAERT, Superintendent, Altoona, Pa
New-York daily tribune., 1856-02-27

II ssr,edl-Lss,e Brooklyn for Greenpors. 10 - m hf
and syo,,.t 10 a M asd IS p Sor Hsupsiesa 10 m
lsm ard IS ard :. for JaaaiSa, 10 M L N "
snd ~ p N Leave Gresnport Tor Brookyn " m Y.p
hank II :5 NoDs,s e:ls m LsieAnd, IL o. p
Eondas. G:ss A. IA; Fa-mirEdsls, 5:0 a N AID p
Svos-ct. IS un And Hemps'csi s; 5 IN and
80 p ~. JAms.ca sac ~ s;s0 aud 2le and
New-York daily tribune., 1856-02-27
Professional Notifes.


EFFICACIOUS CURE for CORNS, BUNIONS
II CALLOsTlES NAILS growing into the hesh and every
and peculiar method Without cut
ing on without causing the slightest pain =.
Mons LEVI no. so Bis Rue dc Rivo Pans, and NO.
Condu Rogent-s London, Surgeon Chiropodist 70 the
Epeor Of France and the Royal Family Of England having
hee invited New Ork attend some
FAMILIES intends remaining hero, and be consulted daily
SUNDAYS excepted his Office from 10 70 O'clock at No 81
llth- a. between 5th and 6th-avs
COPIES OF TESTIMONIALS
T,on his Imperial Majesty Napoleon Ill., Emperor OF frence
T certe que NJ LEVI enleye les svec nne e1trems
h.blit1 LOUIS NAPOLEON BONAPARTk.
From his Grace the presen, Duke Of Cleveland
Ieertfy that Mr. LEVI has entirely cured my eornf
CLEVELAND, No. 81 St Jsmes-square, London
From The Mos Rev the Lord Archbishop Of Armagh
certify that Mr. LEVI extracted the oorns winch wore
my i'e' "i'h'O' s''Ns A'' Join G ARMAGH,
Aug O. 1913 No. 80 Chsrless ST. James square, London
From tie Most Noble the Marquis Of Lsnsdowne
.ursns. " LANSDOWNE.
No. IS Berkley square, London
From Robert Ferguson. d., Physician IN Ordinary 70
her Majesty of Great Britain.
AZ, LEVI has rnost skiully extracted from
iee'' without giving i"' '"' ROBERT FERGUSON, MD
No Ou.en.,t Nav Fair London, March 5, 1885,
From II. j. Fetus, esq.
Unsolicited BY Mr. Lew, beg leave 70 testify 10 MS success
f skill having perfectly removed sase bunion o. long 'Ao-
ht, without causing any pam H. ;; rELiOo,
Philadelphia, July n 1851 no. bosVon'ro~
la addition 20 the above authenticated testimonials many
Thousands h possession smons which are several from
ladies' of the highest rank be BY svcng him wn
es at his ofce No ~ lhs between 5 and ehaTs REV.
York. -, -
n B-No profe essonal connection with any person.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-02-27
Me0iral.
AIRS. NJ. J. MABIN, Psychical Physician and

MRS. ~ j. MABIN, Psychical Physician and
NI Therapeuiist, No. % West 26thst. New-Y0rk
Office hours: 10 g p. and ftoe p m p,undays
and Wednesdays eIcepted for ladies' only Examinations and
prescriptions for gentlemen by letter.
TERAs-The first examination and prescnpticn 80 tn'
patient present, and 10 sosent AL suoSeqeent eAalla
ons Perors applying BY letter must state the name
age the patient Osehe with the leading features vi me
esse. No charge 70 the truly poor.
DONAN EYE BALSAM.-FOR " FAX EYES
N AND INFLAMED EfELlDs.-rhs Bslsa'n !. the very
best prer.rsn that can be nhsmmatoy diseases OF
the eye sud eyeds When the dis sconhned 70 the eA-
terts Of the eyebs and lining Of the eyd seq
like nsSc aJing all irritation aid hanntlon fFlce .
cents per jar For sale BY A. b. d. SANDS, DrusHsi' No.
l(0 p oL-ft.
VNRUSSES, Ladies and GentIemen's 81 PPORI-
i FRS BELTS and BASDAGES in the very highest per
fiction and extremely low prices at BRlDOMAS Co. s.
Aoecsres and Manufacturers No ia Grands near Centre
nrket.
b. Complete satisfaction guaranteed. Orthopede instru
OF every description made 10 order Country orie's
promptly attended 10.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-02-27

- York--DASIEL ;. fOUSG5 sgaias, kOBEKf Il
TOHssFND-Sunnons FOR money den.alt on CONTRACT
tco not ser Desa1sHt: You hereby sutnened
and rgu red 70 the Eplsnf In this scon, vheh T
h IL the Of tie Clerk Of the Cry and COaaty Of Ss~
York on 18th day Ct February G and 70 copy M
yoar answer the said complaint the sGree AZ hs o.
bee Nc Hassaus In the City Of Sewfotks "ithn twsny
days after the service 6 this you o ,s
Of reh service and you a 20 snESsr TIE 11a
tire % eleven hundred dOla sd ~ ces,
with firm tie ni8steeh day u November - On a7
nm OF 1--we hndr. ocr. the Of hundred sDr
dollars and twenty from the " en-
JsnaAy thousand eight huDdree eha H5eA' " S
ssIsi.wSWs " NcpKRIOTT Plaintiff A,tOrrey.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-02-27

CTPERIOK COURT OF tho LII1 OF NAV
OYORK-BELA $. SQUIRE. j., and SETH P SQUIRE
Judgment Of the Superior Court Of the City New York bear
February &C. 1856 in the sboye eatiaed aenon w
eNrose 20 sale on the twenyecond day Of March 1885, ~
O'Clock noon the Merchants Exchange In the City Of
New York - H.,
An those two pieces parcels Of land situate
lying being Twelfth Ward OF the City Of Ne" York
formerly known and OF the HnEfn Com
mons, and which laid down certain map made by
Charles Clinton City Surveyor file Ia the Oee OF the
Resstet of the CITY Of Newfork and koowi
os Numbers four hundred and fifty three ) and four hun
dred and ft ) the soatheIy side OF Ninelyrst
r,e and between the Fourth and kihayenues snd each
containing appears by .ed twenty-five feet trout and
ruayy n 1886 II. H. WHEELER, Referee,
ssS1 9swsvWkS No. 4 New-st.