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The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1856-04-30
Currente Calamo.


Black IVat on Plum Trees. This
pest Of the Plum trees, not being under.
stood, is dreaded far beyond its deserts.
1t is an endemical affair, and being met
in its dovelopemonts, will not become
troublesome contagion. 1t is caused by
an insect beyond any doubt, the egg of
which, from which alone, so far as APP
pears, others may be apprehended is de-
posted in the wound which occasions
the wart. If the wounded part there
fore, as exhibited by the war,, is wholly
removed and burnt up, its contents des
troycd in it, no danger from it is further
to be approhcndqd. This may be done
from the time of the appearance of the
warts, green and soft at first in August,
up to the gardening time in the spring,
soon after which the insect is developed
and tho trouble begins A few spots
may escape the most careful iDvestiga-
ton, and difTusc something of the evil,
but such thoroughncss as is easily prac-
tcable will secure to the plum-trees, uu-
der this regimen, long life of honorable
usefulness. A tree under my observa-
ton, attacked more than twenty years
ago but preserved with its companons,b by
this treatment yearly extended to them,
is giving signs of approaching extinct
ion by age,-in its season but not this
year, its proportions little diminished,
and bearing still, Neighbors, Of course,
may keep their trees as nuisances from
year to year, tempted with Gimuish-
ing show Of plums amidst an increasing
eclipse of black warts, but these are not
my neighbors, and will themselves be
barned up in good time
Mr.. i, s. CHowELt, of Canaan, Maine,
gives the following prescription in the
Eastern Mail as preventive Of the
Black Wart-To wash the trees in a
solution Of one quart soft soap three or
four ounces of tobacco, do of sulphur,
mixed with hot water, standing till cool
in mop-pail, aud scrubbed oil towards
night, or on cloudy day, with a cloth,
upon the trunk and principal limbs, -rc-
peatng the application. at intervals of
ten days, three times, commencing the
last of May. 1t is horse medicine for
trees, and may repel the insects. Mr.,
Crowell cuts down all trees badly af-
?ectcd to begin with, and approves of
spirits of turpentiuc applied to the
wound, where the wart merely is care
fully cut from the branch.
Wash for Pear TreeS-At the rear
Of the Pilgrim Hall, in old Plymouth, is
garden chiefly Of Pear-t.ccs, three
quarters Of al acre, perhaps. from which
the owner gets handsome share of his
income, selling some IF the choicest as
high as three dollars peck. At my
visit, June |, 1856, he Mr.. Drew, a thor
ough gardener but cartman by profcs
sion, was painting bis peartrces. paint
brush in hand, from beneath :he surface
of the ground upward, above the forks
of the branches, with wash of which
this is the raclpe two quarts soft soap
ID. sulphur, / gals water, fresh COW
manure AZ lib an excellent applca
tion, he sail for his trees, the use o.
which should be both to preserve from
insects aud iuvigoratc the bark
NJ .rrI L. Su.n - Il naust IL unrr
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-06-26

Hal. rvc OF .hr.e dre-er. meet.ngs werc orsaniled
OUTSIDE, sad addresses maize BY various orsiors "a near
midnight. The speaking irssde he Hsl "a. o. very
high orJsr. The Hon. Tomas ID. Eho', ia ige n AZ
and Hxr.ibs Hamn o: N zine were the chief orators.
Hanlin vas received with the mos, tremendous ont
bursts of appliance Ever hesid 10 fsneail Hal. lne
vnme.t receptions given TO Daniel Webster in bis
d lmi.. It jsys could not equal II. he made CAPITA
stump speech. and bed the audience in unhioken al
tenfion Ill i0i O'Clock
The audience then called out John l.. >Sif', one OF
tie abes; most popular of our Young orators VINO
made short speech IL which, referring to a tsun'
thrown cut by TIE Boston Pos, agaias, Facuioni thai
H. th. Roxy Mo lntzips be- had lived on dogs he.h,
Yes" said swift. d" in the service of tbs co1ntry be
Z" did est dogs hest, bat the people now oegia to
tlilk il i time for An 10 change his die. They
mean e. give him veb>on instead Of dogs flesh, ami
d" in November next they will run dow nue. od
Bgcs for i'm
Tie effect Of this immeOse meeting 90 New England
carpot fail 10 De very great. Il will give tone 10 al
subsequent proceedings during the campaign. and Il
likely 10 be followed BY series OF gatherings quite as
nun. rous and epihu,ias;ic. NJ. Hamhn speak at
Worcester tonight and will undoubtedly have -0eat
meeting. The County o! Worcester. ia fat, il ali oae
way. The Sham Democracy is almost ,I'lnc, issre'
OLIVER
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-06-26
MARINE AFFAIRS
yoS xrRoFE.


The British and North American Roys mai s".us
chip Arabia Capt janice S;ene. for Liverpool ss'eu
from the Coupalys deck, at Jersey City, q IL 'e"cS
yesterday. She took vi, l7s psssesgeis and ,Ses'
300 - il sptcie.
coSDESS,rioS OF SLAVES.
In our paper few da,s since under the Count heads
We rOticsd a q, erie having beea passed eond-mnieS
tie schooner {. \. A. Coae SLAYER, with orders 70
be sod a. such IL sppe irs that time in May tho
.,looner WAS found sshr- in the Che-apeake Bsys
rear the mouth Of the Potomac klver and brought ~
the city hy humber ct tote WI" hceled her to re-
cover salvage The vessel presents every appearance
Of having been engaged in the slave 'rsue, hsvlas
.sye t,ck grated matches, and furnished win ~veefy
cs,ks of wrter. Upon b-ing rssed, I'VE aager ssse
We re fund torcc through her bt0T, esvinS 10. enc
sisltest 6oubt that she bad been in'enioe any 80
away The decree passed by the Court wss That sac
sioud be sold and that oneha OF TIL purchase money
should 20 20 the pilots salvage. baltimore fsthNs
Inn OCEANIC ~ Nkf.
Lieut.. Be uynan has selected the steamer A~tc "S
the service OF sounding the Atlantic, IN order 10 ser-
,sip the ptsctcs bty II the project d-sgued 20 be ex-
ccut,d Nv the York, Newfoundland and London
Teles rsph Company, of laying sue marine ctoe oe
tween ST. Johns Newfoundland, aud Nsiencis bsy ~
the south wet coast Of helsnd The steamer wu' co
fitted up With all possible drpatch, and wlu prooe0y
be in 7, adues- for sailing about the +th Ut July tho
Commander advcitis.s Tor seamen u ship tor 'ho
cruise In Is hoped that this prompt aud efc,ent &C.
ton of the Nsvy Department, extending as does,
the countensnce and encouragement OF the OniteA
States Government 10 the work, VIII secure vs. encs
setc prosecution and speedy success. The Arctic WI
be commanded as follows;
Lieut.. Commanding, q. II. Bergman; Lieus strsins
ate If the Darien Expedition; Acting Master y. Gs
Mitchell. PA, sed Mioshipmsn thomas, and Aidship-
n an Barnes. The Arc ic will also have on o'art tbs.
inventor of the deep sounding Instrument prepared
TO avail himself of the opportunities Tor scien'ihc in
vestigaiion afforded by this trip. Capt benyman ~
also suthorzed by the Secretary Of the Navy 70 pro-
cure all such apparatus either III New York ~ Bossons
a. NAV contribute to insure the objects Of the exped'
,;on journal.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-06-26
NEW PUBLICATIONS..

BERENlCE A NOVEL. l2uo. pp. 81 BostoH: PHAhPs
sampson Co.
In this photographed fiction the experience Is re-
lated Of a foIsak,n childhood brighter youth and
an unhappy and tempted womanhood. 1t IS legl'i-
mate product of the intense school, blending de-
lp.a,ons Of the widest passion, with sketches Of the
homeless. everyday realities. The ethical lesson
which ncucates though not set forth with extfaya-
CANT emphasis, II the supremacy of duty over the
promptpgs Of impulse. In point OF execution, the
work .box. less facility of practice than energy Of
feeir g, though many passages are remarkable f'r
certain condensed vgor, which is more u the writer
true line than her occasional attempts 81 pleasantly
The .tyIe sen..by improves after the hrot chapter
wbth hs. a strong tendency TO the nha'ed AMI spss
medic
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-06-26
Urorsres.
3nsnranre Companies.

CECURITY FIRE INSURANCE Co., No. 81
- Finest Great Western Buildings Cash Capital 300 600
NJ paid in This Company, having all it's capital paid and i9
isrue policies OF assurances Merchandise, Buildings
ships IN port and other property favorable terms.
JOSEPH WALKER, President.
TBos. W. BIRDsALL, Secretary
JOSEPH WALKER
WILLIAM f. MOTT No. 0; Fast Broadway.
JOHN HALsEY (Hsisht, Hal.sy Coz
EDWARD WOOD, WOOD, Merritt a Coz
ROBT. L. CASE.
WIN. DENNIsToUN, No 2as Henry-st.
VIM II. HUSSEY. LANE L hussey.J
EDMUND w CORLIk $. tCorlies Deckerl
EDWARD WILLETs; tWilletts 4 CO..
CHAS. =. PARKER, No. IS Finest
JOHN d. WARREN, lord, Warren, Evans Coz
CBAs. ELY, No. t04 Broadway.
WIN n. ABBATT, (Abbatt MnturB.l
EDWD. MERRITT, dinderhil Hsvland CO..
SMITH LAWRENCE, Is. a T. Lawrence
JosEPa IAwRENcE. q 1PI ssr'I .. s Trust Coy
EDwD. HAIGHT, Orchards, Hsight q Coz
b. M. WHITLOCK, (B NJ. 4 T. A Whitlock.)
JANIS @. GARNER, No q Piue,t
SAMUEL PAXON, fallen Paxson)
RICHARD P. BRUFF, lBrua, Brother soayer)
D. CROMWELL. IT,. (Woodw ard 4 Crornweli)
L. J. DONNELL, No 10 EXCHANGE place.
JOHN X. Will is. tComells Wiis.)
GEORGE II. BEYER, (Beyer Bifdsall.)
ROBT. LINDLEY MURRAY, Murray Davis)
DAVID Il. keller, date No. 245 South-st.)
WIN. ALLEN BUTLER, Barney, Humphrey Butler)
L. = WYMAN, No. SO Burling slip
MATTHEW MITCHELL, (Curtiss, Mitchell Co..
JOHN ALLEN date Hopkins, Allen Coz
GEORGE b. GRINNELL, (morton Grnnell.9
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-06-26
KASs,- CITY, Mo, May 81,

kANsI- CITY, Mo, May ST, I7o5'
DEAR SIR: wrote you letter, while under guard
in Leavenworth a few days ago. The letter passed
into the hands OF my aor and wss said TO have passed
into the nais, but of this have no certain know
ledge.
1t was decreed by the Jaeobn Club, which rules the
town, that should be banished, and was fjrclby
placed n board boa, and started off.
stopped at this place; my reason for doing so wa
this Gov Robinson, who is now in the hands Of the
Rufians on the charge of high treason, TO have
preliminary bearing for bail at Lecompton on Monday
lie wants me to testify. SO ! determined to be at
Lecompton on Monday. and give my testimony, II It
cots me my life. | shall start TO morrow morning.
We are In bad condition. The Federal Governor
bas taken sides with our enemies. What will the
North do
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-06-26
COMMISSIONERS or EMIGRATION

The Board held its regular weekly meeting Jester
dav afternoon, at the office in Worth street, the
Hon. CrLlAx c. VERPLAScK presiding. and Messrss
Csrngap, Curtis, Cumming, Crabtree, Hunt AoHan'
ard Puidy, present u A.. ~.
Chamberlain WAS read in an undertons out the re-
rorter- were not permitted Ia read Il. After some US
Gus sion the Committee Finance was instructeio
confer wi h the Chamberlain about negotiating oan
10 the Commissioners.
IL will be remembered that, two or three weeks sgos
courlants were made against Douglas a. lts'nA"s
of London changing them with selling emigrHnts tex
eta tn the interior OF this country, which ON pvsentA-
ton 10 C. B. Richards, the ostensioe agent IN ms
CIV were ponour ced worthless. Other complains
wee made 10 the same effect by simon ana SnStna-
rim. Callahan and Michael and Ana Corw'n, VINO
were simisrly swindled The Counsel OF the bosn's
Mr. Develp, was ordered to prosecute the pssss;
The bds Tor coal contracts were then opened and d''
cussec. -.
The following is the weekly statement Of the snsirs
Of the Commission: .,.
Nun her Of alien. arrived Jsse 10, 1855
Numb.r of sIisr srri ed since June IS iss oNs
To sane In 6s6.......
1888. 1883:
No ofinn.te. In In.,itatiop ct WARTS Is. s,s Ass
In Marine Hospital. ....,.,....''.'''''''''' io'
i@ an1
o,,rdrsa, on Bsnh Jan. l. 1884. ......::;,, s~~a
Dssis gate receipts to Is, 1885. *issi's %
Received since June %. tor eo1sna- - % a.. an. q,
taton Of alien passengers, ke..'''''''' 800 W. 49, =
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. ~
Disburse ments per previous count 80, a IA N, -
to June IS lss6....''''''.' -.
o,srdran June
The Board adjourned to NEE, at the Marine Hospital
Staten leland.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-06-26

4\s and William Alien Butler against Dousuce Davis aud
Lucy bis wife, Henry d. Hunter and Julia his wife, Norman
s. Nssbburn Elisha w. Tesckle, Ezra sesey Tbomss
BsLchuid, and William Watson Summons FOR relief -
tCan. not ser. ITO THOMAS BLANCHARD, one Of The
sboveDsmed defendants You hereby summoned ard
quued the complaint in this action which will be
filed the Office Of the Clerk of the City and County Of New
iOrt at the City Hall in the City Of Ne~ York and TO
the said complaint the ssbnber
at heir office No III Broadway IN the City Of NewYork
within twenty Gays after the service Of this summons on you
exclusive of the day Of such service AID If fail
complaint within the time aforesaid the plaintiffs in
this scon viii apply TO the Cout for the relief demanded IN
the plsint.-Dsted New York, Dec 81. 1855.
BARNEY HUMPHREY BUTLER Plaintiff Attorneys
The ao complaint ed In the office Of the CLERK OF said
City County the % day Of April S. ami copy thereof
filed the Office Of the CLERK Of Richmond County the Sd
day Of April. 1856 BARNEY, HUMPHREY BUTLER,
i,5lIw6wTh Plaintiff Attorneys
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-06-26

Iowa CnY.-A correspondent, speaking OF fo-S
City, tie present capital Of the State Of Iowa, gives
some nere sting facts IL hiss advanced in the course
Of tire. years fom a small scattering village " The
dignity Of w,sern city, and now boss's 1000 ~
labitmt.. A., by an &C, Of the Leg stature, tho
capital is % be transferred n Desm"inss tie Csp't''
building To be enlarged sni ussd sr the pnrposss Il
the State University, which has an endo~me"s II
o,OoO The ely has several steam nsal, ami =
thriving at wonderful rate. Mechanics are MT IN -
great demand in that vicinity ss farmers Who hsye tbs
capital to pay Tor their land and the skill TO make
productive Etues,icnsl privileges are e1c.ient.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-06-26
RATIFICATION MEETING AT PATERSON, n j.

Corress ondepee Of The n. Y. TribuHe
P.r,n.os, n j., Tuesday, June -, l-56.
The meeting held here this evening, To rauty the
nomination of Fremont and Dayton was, as TO nun.
beers and character, all that it's friends could desire
II WAS also the frst of the kind held here this
b, the appointed hour (s O'clock Odd Fellow Hal
was filed but people came touring IN long afterwird,
till the place was literally amned with the crowd, and
still AZ immense number copld not obtain ADMISSION.
The latter organized in front OF the building and were
addr.ssed BY ". V. Bar, e-q., from New-iork MI
Barr is working man, and his defense OF the hepuo
lean platform and nominees, on that ground ,oi win
6l eject Itsde, after the passing OF the
&C. Juoge Culver OF Brooklyn was Introduced 20 tne
meeting To all who have ever been favored Win
b. snDg this get emsn plead the cause Oh me hsns
suferers, il If unnecessary TO lay more tnan tIe
.ueech was thorough Y Culrer-iRe, and was warmly
sep auded throughout. The address was about Two
toi,s IN d. liy.ry and was followed by Others rom
Near. d. G. Scott and A. b. Woodruff OF this city,
and Mr. Bar of SewiOrk.
The enemy without made vsriotL- efforts ~ confuse
the meeting but without the slightest enect.
The movement here rs not only Of the rgnt sort, ou,
il taking hold in the night way OF the rgut sIud y.
mn. One could not help admTlng ihe hunGrels VI
bod faces and brawpy arms anu DIOad sSoune.s ~
The suoi,nce Large numbers OF me =, n. ND
~.rkirg uen took por' in the proceedings; IL -hoIid
also be stated that tue meeting sas Pfesiueu rS W
Samuel Smith, ESQ whose election pst APT, w
beralded as a glorious Democratic "tHnPH Ihsy'
Smith in the Republican movement near anu 'ouii
and 70 ale the wealth, intelligence, enterprise, ana
progressive -prt Of the place As Pyrhu' once said
!. Al otbe, such victory, and / am undonei 60 may
tn Democratic party say. ;. 60
In conn, cton xi,i the above, il may no, De amss 70
state that the Know Nothngs helo meetis on sa.ar
cay eyesiIg last, TO appoint deiesSuon 70 ~ an1
sltkt hands With Mater Fillmore Ou' o. veg III
five WHO could be .craped together il vas WIN dm'
cuy that could be got 70 vi New'ior aiV On
l le.day. Some boys we're finally inda ed 70 give
their con..pt. One promipen, member announcer his
INTENTION to vote for Fremont and Dayton which erea-
ted a very Pane emonium for "hne. ..,,h:-
II is to be hoped that FILLMORE WI ao SI,'ra' ~ a.
pane as candidate. The Repuohcan cause WI. Ivis
nothing BY his continuing SUCH though It !. evaeqy
frum apy eInectstion of getting back 20 Warrington,
lat he & ii. Dsms Be sG.t eoas l leo ma: 20
.,In,,pm ~ danger With {" don't know, ha-
precious little chance ofdrssng many over. OF L'osr
y from our ranks Such as viii iaere 70 nin " NO,
vtmoer would be quite a. 49, M! 70 ePcn;n1 - IN
What ssys The " !. ELPre'' '
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-06-26
NEW-JERSEY IIEING

rnv,ox, Avn D,Yros CLus.-A meeting Of young
u.n 10 form n Young Mems Fremont And Dayton
Clnb was held in Nes ark Monday evening IN Tho
Committee Room over Library Hall. The RON We
crowded TO excess and the enthusiasm wss gs1'
The me- ting was organized by appointing Lncias y:
Baldwin, esq, Chairman, and Dsv'd Z. wsI
Secretary IL was then resolved to form Fremone
and Dayton Club with the Philadelphia Platform o.
BARS. 49, ,,
letter was received from w. II. Winsns, Vice.
presdept of the Third Ward American Council, stating
that he was epgsg ID 10 deliver before he Couoci N
addr.s :. in favor OF Free Speech and Freedom, and
,boud propose for all 10 80 in for FRExoRr end see
hi. should reign his office and work tor HR.sosr.
The Club was permanently organized BY the sps
pontmebt Of the following officers, who were received
with applause:
P,.sidest-Dsyid Price. -, -,
tie. P,s.,drul. First w~d, MsIeus L. Wssd, sseont
ward j. B. Pudreyi Third Ward W II. WiDsnsI Fourth
Ward Martin X. Porter; Fifth Wsrt, VIM Mgsy su,s
Ward J. II. Lspd.n, Seventh Ward, Noah slso;nSds
Ei,bib Ward Daniel y. Tonpt ms MI IN wHd risasne.
fbomss p Tenth Ward wsitsr Messnn Eleventh Wsds
Ganet Hsalenbsck
Co,rsspsndag Seeysa,v--lssAs NJ Taehsr
Tteasgyer-1he odore r. Howell
The name Of Mr. Price received with many
cbeer Mr. Price declined the honor, stating that
Lis political afinities had always been with the Dem
&c, attic party bat that be cordially ndorsed the pSn-
cjples and nominees Of the Republican party. The
meeting, however, sad they made M discrtminst'on
between Wigs and Democrats, bat ell stood upon
one basis. Mr. Price then accepted.
Amer come discussion in relation 10 q ratification
meeting, committee was appointed 70 make arrange
ments.
RESOLUTION in relation 10 forming Ward Club, Wa
adopted. The meeting adjourned with nine cheer, 10
Fremont ana Dayton.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-06-26

CHRONOLOGICAL HISTORY or THE UNITED
STATES By ELIzAsLIB p. PEABODY. l2uo, pp jlZ
sheldon. Blskenal Co.
The purpose of this volume is 10 apply the chrono
logical system Of Benz 70 the study OF American hts-
,orv. II contains brief narrative Of events IN the
crder OF time, series Of chronological tables and
several colored eDgra,ings, intended ~ aid he menry
il the comprehension OF facts. Benz method has re-
ee,ed the Suction Of many ldc.ous practical teach
81. aud 70 those who have confidence 10 it, prin;i-
pes he presen, volume may prove convenient man
usl. 4 more flowing .tyle Of narrative and greater
clearess and precision o: statement would doubtless
have enkslced ts utility.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-06-26

MoET.L AFFRAr ~ WEST FELIoIssa -BArou
SARA Tuesday, June II, ls6.-A terrible ARRAY too<
place here this afternoon, q, which 5. II. Lay, the
Sheriff Of this pari-b, and Mr. John ru nba plsner,
were parties. The latter was morslly wouoded. TIE
parties bad alter .siion which led to q conflict, sbea
both pistols and bowie knife were used, bat aetsr
wha' particular Circumstance, not yet sscest:nse,e.
Mr. TurnbaRs fatal wound is bowis-knife fsb 70 ne
IN breast, which, the doctors say esves % ehsace
Of bis recovery although he s no, q. I'd yet NJ Lar
y bad HE ley broken by shot Shes os ,scsissa 10
n and be was ala wounded in The nex W. o'ss
kniie bu. b. = not considered - a'J 'a'se'' ~
Tr7ibnl rs d 81 Of IL voiDt'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-06-26
HE RATIFICATION MEETING IN BOSTON.


Bo.ros Tuesday, jon "a, -.
TIE Fremont and Dayton ratification m-ei-Hg u
Far,u Hail or rather al FaDeuil Ia. Ia nis', was
the creates, gathering o: the kind that h1' oeen seen
in Bo,ton Tor sixteen years. Il wa ssnu'os GU
pouring of the people, and took everybody o '~f
piise. Popular as Fremont evidently L. ~ cae hai
anticipated 20 overwhelming dennons''a;. u. Log
before the hour flr openir the meeting me va.
was ciamned fall Of people. IL hau -. 49,.
that H. all res should be reserved Tor ln5 osfss
tons from the adjacent cities bur NE pressure u .us
uultitade could not be resisted, and "aen ,he qesss
,rn fon C.mb,;dse arrived ncs only "a: me mas iai
bu, also the whole square IN Hoat OF y. Inc , H
bridge Gel, gation came VIII mis-; ana ua-s-s :. -
bo,-. rsilrnsd 70 the west-enf CT -" csfi N.e'e
fOrned and marched in process on 10 -E@ NJ.
tceJ IN their rank. nu nber o. e-i4Len- ol
ore 81 whom. an eminent toto.2I, ss,leG O1I e
bes,iry r. ,smes OF Fremont soi Dayton IN
total p1ubs, ~ the delegation wes over 20 an Yo1
can ,o,r1 IN e-fipa,e Of ,hr ferce ~ ths P'-c-
ryol,,in bicb /. going on here whs q tel !"u t9a-
,bs wb,ls R.mbEtan vote Of Cambridge asst yea.
wa. H.. ,han Que hif of 7O0i It was Only 3ij. an
nov a, bsif dsys notice, t'sice that sunlo-! ,1tu
~, - soow ~. banner Of Fremont. All a-)og ia-i'
,on,s on ,ts nav 20 Boston there Va. ep2ltaneoa-
$3.50 = s.o,ts an gen sral n -steI OF Z. p31-
rIafin5 VIII ev.ry marx II Sympathy: bo':on t-r.I'
in the vicinity q. rsreg-l Hail. biakei "i'h n,--"oIh
and re,ounCt 81 siih b d= q ne '74--'"J "
e.. than IS coo people Vs'e az ntl.t.
80 70. ne IA tt-G ;'tem co. G-i n:9 ;'s
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-06-26

NETWORK SUPREME COURT City and
~ County Of New: Yort.-Tbe PRESIDENT, DIRECTORS
ard COMPANY q the GROCEkS BANK lo Boston, snnse
CHARLES CUMMING, JAMES X. WHITE AID EDWARD
CUMMING. - Summons for a money derlsnd contract
tCon not served To the defendants You hereby
moDed and required TO the comIint in this action
which filed IL the Office Of the Clerk Of City and County
Of NewYorh al the City Hall In said city and copy
Of your answer to the ssid complaint the Subscribers their
office No Al Wallet Jauucey COURT ID the City York
within ~ after The service OF this
exclusive OF the day Of such and fail
the sad comp amt with the time soresi the plaintiffs
this action will tefe judgment against the Of
epJ i've dollars with interest from the fourth Of March
thousand eight hundred and fry FIVE and for the further
Of teventy dollars. with interest thereon from
fourth day Ct May 1885, and for the further of
doays with interest thereon from the fourth day o. July 1855
besides the Of this action aud Of protest. &C.
Dated Ne York. Sept Fl, 1855.
Maya law6wTh. No. III Wal.st., New York.
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sIpeditio' "a noan wkch hsd been procured 81 he
influence Of eovous, red tape officers Of tie srny-
The meeting sjoarned vnh three cheers fcr he ga
An: wife Of galan: man. BvCkTIE.
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FOREST AND SHORE. By CHAsLEs ?. LILY 100
20 40 B0.t1p: J. je~et Co. Newton sneldpn
4 GO.
4 collection Of stores, founded, for the mos part 90
carly trsd ton IN the history Of the settlement o
Maine. Both in the ehsTacter Of the themes and the
manner in which they treated, the volume snek'
Of the style Of Cooper, though without exhibiting the
marks Of seryile and absurd imitation. The author
posse.s,. descriptive powers Of no ordinary vsor sad
the .ombe. fidelity OF hs marine pictures, With the
sylvan ,-hn.ss Of hs forest scenes warmly colnmeHds
he = ok - The popular favor.