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Mountain Democrat., 1857-05-30
NaturaIi1AtIOr Laws OF the United

Naturalization Laws OF the United
State
The following Is brief and intclligi-
bic summary Of our laws in regard to
naturalization:
by the laws Of Congress Of 1928, now
in force, every person who has arrived In
the United States since 1912, must have
been five years q resident Of the State,
before he or she can obtain papers Of nat
uralixation. A person, Immediately on
landing from abroad, can declare his
intention forthwith, to become q citizen,
and in five years, if they have been res
ident since, and Of good moral character,
can obtain their naturalization, provided
they arc twenty -one years Of age. II they
should have been residents three years or
more at the time Of declaring their inton-
tiOns, in two years thercfrom they caii
obtain their laDt papers. This rule ap-
plies to every person, whether parent Of
child, coming from abroad, unless tho
children Of American citizens residing
abroad, who may have been born abroad
tho citizenship Of the parent, In tho
latter place comforting tho right upon the
child. The citizenship Of the husband
confers citizenship on the wife, although
an alien ut the time Of her marriage. H.
The following is . copy of the 6ctpass-
cd In 1855, regulating the1ast two points:
An act to secure the rights Of citizen
ship 10 children Of citizens of the UNI
ted StGSea, horn out Of the limits there.
s,i6Et =. sTs;;'s--;5' ,.:fEF. .,-rrr iIifr---
= Be " enacted by the Senate and H6usC
of Representa- &tivSs Of the United States
of America, In Congress a6icmblsd, that
persons heretofore born, or hereatter To-
Be born, out Of the limits and SuEisdictiOn
Of the United States, whose MtheFs were
or, shall be aE Ne time of their birth, cit
liens Of tho United States, shan bs Deem
ed end considered, and are hereby de-
clared, 70 be ciliSsnG oS the United States.
Provided; however, that the rights Of cit
izenship shall not descend 70 perSons
yhose % 4 tAthels q hover resided ii the Uni.
SIC O.; And Be- Il further enacted, that
any woman who mlgkE laMfllfY be nat
uralixed under the existing laws, married
or shall DO married to 8 .citiz0n Of the
limited States. shall be deemed and taken
to be a'citiSenss -, -
Mountain Democrat., 1857-05-30

y
.Iurenile Sas0ees. "A gentlCmaR OF De-
troit, who is the fAthcr Of . pair Of young
hOpefnls Of thE Respective ages Of, eight
months and TIVE years and hail, was
alarmed one mofning by tFeA6endOIs
outcry in a,neighbOEing room, which his
parental soliciEdde Informed him proceed
cd from the E9gpgSst ofhis flock. Upon
hAeteniug to the spot, his eyes were salu-
ted ey thSo specflagSlS 3. tha YqRngcst
stretched upon. the A9cE, and gle eldest
seated ii ID .tk ~ 49, n n nrnd.
the blade. Sewhich kO hNIl tktei, IilTVlIe
mouth Ofthc Other, aia Esa ind sS1sy
slashiDg away, withoat payiNg any regard
10 the screams Of the little victim. Of
course he was interrupted in ilis anatom-
ical operations, and the ss1tIsvev careA for
with. anxious solicitu6SS lyJpHh being
questioned as to, the reaseuk ISF bis Mood
thirsty inG:iRati0asv he replisd nj be was
'Ncntting teethl'a Having seen ne. AImi-
ly physician performs the operation upon
the baby, he cmbEaccd the llfSE. % b6fs&-
nifty to practice hpSl his young. relative
in The maRneErelahea,a TIE iajnEy inalc.
ted was severe, tlhOugh Il iNUuSd Eeshably
have been much great ifhe had not Bccn
interrupted Just tas he was ,'.a 'a.n N.
Mountain Democrat., 1857-05-30
GOLD AND SILVER wATCHEs!

Which he offers very cheap for L.sh.
lie, also. has on band . large assortment Of
JevvcITy. aaaAOHA VVST1k, Ac., &c.
CALIFORNIA JEWGTRY made to order.
Watches and Jewelry repaired, and war
ranted.
H-No charge for regulating watches.
ENGRAVING on WoOD, done to order.
r. F. BARSS.
a. II
Mountain Democrat., 1857-05-30

: A PECULIAR Law SUIr,-A young man
mas brought suit at Louisville, against q
young lady, under most peculiar ciIEhM-
4tahteS It appears that she Sqfesisdes in
tllE vicinity Of L6Gfsyillc, ara has long
BSeh, considered the belle df thc .Etfcic IN
which she faOveH Her suifofS Wee Eb+
AsrUGs;s aijd q many offers u ba aM1lrtttEu n ri
1WeSe ftl6sSSH. "A short 'eikie eltleS .skC
met VIII 6ElGyQ Nh6ec Shaf1lS aed nd tSRScGcrc tSRScGcr
AeyOtibhs shc yleE39d s6kPfs t6 6aabe
st6c day Of marriage. = The 1ieHsRi2 R2Ssppahefs
ASkF6SiGltd The Apffir Eitg naiii lid
'kKt y6tHkS Siha8 'Ilvi2 stlie most 93p6hll
IsiAG ItShc6tS iGhAD66flfi GbD66flfi his tsDh tRd
6affiae6 evG they IttSnIed 9 BALL. Ind 'ehi
tf6g the dancing h6 lady cUMnitiheeii 6i 1
sight ihIdiSfSJH ton, &hlSh be Ec1it6R 1.fd
Eettet fast, sliC T<Ned 'kEri Afli1nc9tf I'd
ToBdHe Her h6hk, Wsaick Eg ga 81 4 tIe
'HS6St' 'tehdef pGkher.m Arrived n, Home!
tllsy HI6 jalsdH u - s6Ad shf Ia bl
ie6lAi5k 'HaSy, WHICH W. 81 80 ththi
s''twsiti tna6G bne.s H9e sl6 tlg IIli
115ssllA A. y 20 .-Ask1s slaA AZ Y
IWSSSa lt61heE. Rhe b66hf g q n 9 I5E 81 tlHs1
EliS c6hlA iR5v5f Iav1 y vi y ~ @ K1d e
iiUe GteT lbv b ll6n i5 - dttkbs:
stkd ~ brings sdit f1)r flle rec66V IL ene
FVaAGe ofhi5 presents. ~ a"s1r's Sis'"'s
Mountain Democrat., 1857-05-30
TIIEDEMOCRAT
:. Oublished every Saturday, at the cGier ON
Coloina street, placsrVi lille, by
GELMICKS & JANUAGY,
axLwIcKs, WN N.A JANUARY.
TermRy-Invariably in Advance
Advertising.

n,. Ilnea-hFA insertion. &9-each sub
..,,srt insertion, At 50 Dusiness Cards-ten lines
ss.isss-one year, 425 three months, 41O.
" i,rpvi discount viii be made the above Tntea
sor a. yearly and quarterly advertisements which ex-
rsri one stluarc.
Mountain Democrat., 1857-05-30

~
q COmmos, .Adsice.--1f yoa. haFs = vsich
Slnt dou't talk to her or biiiiIrAktand
faSEhOfAeAas' 60 sistrtle9 = q r. seii11i1e9-t
= = If You intend t6 DO. 4. tisht tEikg dohEt
chsIgpS ypur mind; end II yoaa s.,a
awsnav- aoNarpiece, don'tchange - M If
ly9M happeh t6 my ASmeAhillg II htcisGy
which GFuAE9 X Painful s Ia
better 30 s00t. .I0f, a iS.EaIl 8e, e. kI;E.
lqsE yOp, d9nI kR0w IMbak keYMT Ael1O
,llhaw'a, yOa hat &lAtev @Isla - tcsA: /:
Vahd II tousdO kMCNw. 4sogBBssHiM Nv
body CiSo knows, You HID bStte IltId
year t0agnAl l0O. aalx sa.la z .ossosAN
Iaas6 6hohba b. Aalllnx ikEthn lA9lsIUf
a
inqlGK 6 .EoatkNt n SLgN II ~
zsen - llstess stalEalle (.
! ;ssIt : 4
x seia|s sss' sS .sS N.
another woman to "a =
Mountain Democrat., 1857-05-30

} TheiseasGniWhy WUmenls teeth aeeEy
eaElisNhaa &en'Sy Is MT beekdssaOfitk itkl
ifAUtiem Ofgthb tongue on theAn.f 1tis dc
sweetness oe Atheif aixW q, Sii1B,qiun
Mountain Democrat., 1857-05-30
I.O.O.F =.
Masonic Drectorv..
EEDORADO COUNTY, CALIFORN1

GEORGETOWN LODGE, NO. 45, p. AND A. NJ.
NJ located in 0eOrKetOwn, holds ks stated meet
ings, on Saturday Eyynlngs Of preceding the full
moon. RICiiAKD D0NCAsTER, ia,
Mountain Democrat., 1857-05-30

Hia brooches had suffered breach,
His linen and WOrsted were worse;
lie had scarce whole crown in his hat,
Aud not half crown in his purse.
Mountain Democrat., 1857-05-30

~ JOHN Q. SAKE.
An attorney was taking turn,
Ia. shabby habilimelts drest;
His coat was sllOckingly worn,
And the rust had invested his vest.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-07-07

HARDWARE & CUTLERY.
Foreign and Domestic,
Si3. Lon. Trace and Halter Chains,
Nails. Ines. Ares. HatcIets.
Planes. 4Scuthes, Cradles. Rdkes,
.Saeatks, Forks. Sccles. Sh0reIs,
Spades. Gr7ndstones. Locks. Latches,
Augurs, Chisels Looking Glasses,
Files, Guns, Pistols, G Fancy Goods
AGENTS FOR BosTON DELTING co.
BABC0CK & S0NNTAG.
aps7 Water street. Evansville, Ind.
= !" ca ses Fancy Prints,
a5 bales Sheeting,
myis 10 by Anu 'H'rf J. II. t MAGHiEEs I'VE se'sSed CO.
l,HEEsEs, &C.
i0n = choice old Cheese,
loo new Peaches to arrive per steamer Great West,
and f,r sale BY SAN vfCKERY,,
my IL Corner Main and Second.
u cots, Shoes and Hats.
- Is. case, very fine Hats & Caps suitable for the
Summer trade.
% cases Panama and LegAorn Hats, iuct received
my 10 by j. III. MAGHEE co.
80 kegs Wheeling Nails assorted size; Sv EoT T'e
81 5 hhis. Linsecd oil. 1
my19 TENNEY d s0RENSON.
~ - . LSss bsis h fsscciit Mola.se.; =
10 tbls 3. b. do, h Soors asd h6r sis
ara, l. Z D. REYAAHH.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-07-07
FROM CINCINNATI.
A CARD TO THE LADIES.

HlHIS great Turkish Periodical remedy for thel
metiate removal of Distractions, Irregularities
Prolapsus Uteri, Failing OF the Womb Leuchorrh~
or Whites, &c, &c.
These Pills have never in single instance failed
producing the menses. Too much cannot he said AZ
their favor. No woman enjoy good health wi.,
that particular part Of her peculiar organ IS Or
ranged. Sickness at the stomach, headache. languU.
lehi,irv, the heal, side and hack, loss Of aPpc
tite cos,iveness. &c, some of the SYMPTOMS whio
attend irregular mensruaton. Az certain "a time are
these Pills 10 remove one AMI all Of these symtops
BE sure all get the genuine, which hasOur sicnarr,
each box. These pills may he had hy adire ssiI !.
DR.. sanHOy e. Co., aud inclosing 81. the Pills viii
be sent iy return mail. Er
n. .B.-Laiies whose health win not permit OF an n.
crease of family. will lind these Pills successful pc
ventive.
Lalies who are pregnant should no. use these filis
they are sure to iing miscarriage though no in
jury to health would follow.
Address, DR.. SANPLOY 4 to-,
feb6tf Cincinnati, Ohio
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-07-07
LARGE ARRIyALOF
SUMMER CLOTHING!
Reduced Pricess

BY A. L0BENSTINE, AT THE WESTERN STAR.
Order TO give everybody chance Dress comfort
a'le and keep cool for little Money, am deter
mined to sell my entire stock Of summer Clothing
LOWER THAN EVER. They are too numerous to men.
ton and therefore prefer showing them.
Thankfrl for past favors, beg for acontnusnce of
the same jei2
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-07-07
RAILROADS.
From Evansville to New YorH In ~ He6is,
VIA. -Niiif'- 81 IHsssts
EVANSVILLE & CRAWFokD6A LII,
~ Ss|S1 8; s]
RAIL r Q n D., sioados
SUMMER ARRANGEMENTS.
1lS,5 4

nNsnd after THURSDAY, July Cd, ,lssT, ANA urti1
further notice, the Mail Passenger train viii lege
Evansville al O'Clock and 20 minutes. A. Vfncen.
mes at Il NJ and arrive At Terreiiaute a;<l
Connecting with trains for Indianapolis, Crsinasts
and all pns East also FOR trairs on the Alton Rad
for Central Illinois, Chicago and the North Nest -
Passengers dine at Terre Hsute-Bageage checksdts
RETTRNING-leave Terre Haute at $40 p. NJ. ~
ter the arrival of trains from the East and We&SNA'
cennes at 6:syl p. NJ. and arrive AT 80 p VI.
Passer gers hy this train arrive af Cincinnati af 10,
evening cleveland al 500 next morBinG, ipSfUd
Of 2:3n p. NJ. as hy former arrangement.
MIXED TRAIN has heen placed on the rnAd -
$40 N-and arriving Evansville at 1o:p A ~
Returning leaves Evansville at Pm. and ariye!As
Nincennes att:l5 NJ, connecting with the v. q ~.
Road for Cincinnati and 81. Louis-assf1 "a s-ss,-
ais ra OBSERVE, .E ~. -
PASSENGERS arriving hy this train have over hours
in Evansville for BUSINESS or PLRAsug1-s 1ss "a
Freight Trims North Of Nincennes, will run as hitnr
Ing arrive IT 7trre Eaute at 5..a,5 p n. -
For any information or through tickets apply NJ The
Companxs Transportation office, head Of Locus ssves
:F Cars run Nv indianapolis Tins-s minutes -
'e' 'DA' L A''i''' '''e -"e' - sJ.DkyrN.s<
~ yincennes Gazette, Princeton Clarion Sullivan
Democrat, MI Carmel Recster ana De Vernon Adge-
cate take out former advertisement and cory. mylsn
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-07-07

HXNEAS.-
80 half chest Tea Gunpowier, Imperial and
Young Hyson; e,5 boxes Tea ~ " s " lhs, 10 s.
lhs lhs, and lis boxes, of Gurpowder, Imperial
and Young Hvson. 15n boxes ASST brands Taarcn In
store AMI for salehy Iapa'l I. X u. HEIMANN.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-07-07
NOTICE.

The finn of Keller, Farnsiey h Co.. Dissolved -
firm, either nv note or account are reauestcd to make
immediate payment ss Il Is absolutely necessary thea
the hrsiress should he cicsei. TIE tusl1ep viii -
cont nred at ths old stand hy the snrvving me-rieW
Of the Nm under style and, I'm ~ EepG 4 Mill.
xns - VI ssslfSs "a u'us dHe tes ek In 49,
!sa6 = Q. G., ssfss lAAA6 fsN11xv
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-07-07
THE PRICES ARE FROM &c TO ESQ.

INTEREST ONLY THREE PER CENT.
y Twenty per cent. will be deducted from the
credit price for cash.
Those who purchase long credit, give notes paya:
BILE in .. 3 and AFTER date. and are required
tn improve onetenth annually for five years. so as to
have onehalf the land under cultivation at the end OF
that time.
Competent surveyors will accompany those who
wish examine these lands free OF charge, and and
them in making selections.
Th3 lands remaining unsold are as rich and vaiuaoie
those which have been disposed Of
SECTIONAL MAPS
Will he sent In anv one who will enclose my cents IN
hostage stamns and books or pamphlets, containing
numerous instances Of successful farming. signed ~
neiehTorhood of the railroad lands, throughout the
Satealso the cost of fencing price Of cattle expense
of harvesting threshing, etc-or any other inforna-
ti.r,-wiI, he cbeerfrIy given. application, either
per oray or by letter. in English, Franch Or erman'
addressed to july NItWN, ~
- Office in Illinois Central r. x. Depot, Chicago,
Illinois. ,ei'tno"
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nc CORllEsPONDENTs.

concerning subscription advertising other g.
nancia the Integencer should be addressed TO
tar PTOpTietors. .-. =, A., .o,,.,
should be addressed the Editors jointly or 70 either one
Of them. -, ..,.... ,-..,.a
only on side OF the paper. -.
observance OF the above rules will greay ooSe sI
ad secure prompt attention TO correspondents A
: ey might otherwise receive. .... .-=. #.1l
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TRANSPORTATION.
Winter Arrangement.. q

- So
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Sheppard and Morgan,

LESALE AND RETAIL
) No. 7l3I, lNdi54s ST. .C0ryter of Union. +
TAFE now on hand alsrg complete assortment OF
Ill an articles in Line, consisting OF Ladies and Gen
Wood Trunks Yaces, Carpet Bags, SateheIs Upper
Leather Hogshin, Hair Wool Collars Whips, Hanes,
&c. &c. &c. sss.5-.s.f III
Saddles Of every description and quality om the lowest
RATE 10 the best style Of EngiIsh Shaftoe.
Iren frame Trunks and Yalices very superior article
and unsurpassed for lightness strength and durability.
Pin double Harness OF the best Style Stage,
Wagon aud Cart Harness Of the best material and work.
ulanshir-
variety Of material and pattern.
An work ordered win be furnished promptly, and eff
fort il be spared merit continuance public IA
ror. Give US call. e,rp,.,r ,,o,c1S
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ODD FELLOWS, DIRECTORS

VIr.InIus Lodge No. 3.-Meets every Thursday
evening Hall, eorner of Market and Monroe streets
I,,ys W. Moons, n. G.; b. n Carr. Secretary.
Franklin Lodge no. 13.-Meets as abOveevery
Monday evening. j. J. FALNcu, N. e.; W. r Nc
WIN. TeIl Lodge No. 33.-Meets as above eve
~ Wednesday evening. cHAs. DIckhA&S' n. s.i S0N'
Wherliny lodge No. 59.-Meets every Monday
evening al th Hail. corner Market and Quincy Streets
T NOx1aAx, n. g.; John 77oOur", Secretary.
PnuOIn Lodge No. S2.-Meets as above every
Friday evening A. A. SMITH, n. g.; W W. Blanchard
Secretary.
Nbrau,,s Encu,n Pnnent No. 1.-Meets at the
HAIL. Monroe streets, the rssand third
Tuesday evenings of each month. n. G. MARsH, P W.
W B'aHcsard Scribe. e ,J
VIM Tell Rncnmplnent No. 34.-Meets as
aSOve the 'scO"d and fourth Tuesday evenings of each
month. HESRT KrREE, c. P; Caas. Linek, Scribe.
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TilE Law on NEWSPAPERS.

l-subscrTcrs give express notice to the con-
trary considered wishing to continue their suPserP-
lf subscribers order the disconnuaHce of their perl
Odicais publisher continue to send them ar
f subscribers neglect refuse 70 take their PerOd,
Gals frou which they directed they are hela
responsible till they have settled the bill and ordered them
dtscontinued. . -.
- tiv publishers the papers sent to the former d-
YscLlol, iliey are held responsible
5-The that refusing to take Perod-
GALS .ro office, removing and leaving them uncaled
or, Is Dri1ad J,Icid evidence Of Intentional fraud
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t;r,.ar I,rOies,daI, Union Hail. Main street, between
Monroe and Quincy services 1U8 morning.
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For THROUGH Tickets aud oier informatlon enquire
at Central Ohio Ticket Uce in the Sprgg House. Water
street, Wheeling, Va.
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For the information of strangers visiting the cyWs pub
m the following list of the dHerent Churches and their
t. and Mace of meeting II there are any mistakes,
will lmake the necessary correction with pleasure:
ST. Mottietc's, EtSeopQtidn, Corner Monroe and Byron
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NIS we'll known Hotel has been newly renovated, and
now furns esthe best accommodatonst to traveller
and borders - ,fIiiftfI FL Ef lE8eifru fli-islIE
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CHURCHES or WHEELING.

FOr the Information Of visiting the I'VE PaI-
sh the following list of the different Churches ana ,sr
will make the necessary correction with pleasure
81 ateS . services 1s x
Streets Rev e 4 fS"AAeS' ''s''0''
CLOCK evening" ,,. .,,.., bs,v.ep Ftrs. and
os c,,rs wher,,ng. Rev. j. H. sMl1u, A. 81, Rector
stEYiees.AoFhns W. II ,yy pos,or Pourtl,st
FtrSt ~ Afternoon
e'Seeh hiontOs 4n' h,,ysar Main and
Seco% .sr,,ce morning and evening"
r,h between Chestnut and
r,t south yyl,eelng Rev Z. WOODS, Pastor, servi-
Sea nhotnHs p. A p,u,1 Pastor Mainstreet
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MASONIC DIRECTORY.

Ohio Lodge No. lOI.-Neets at Masonic Hall,
corner Market and 0nrOestrerts the rs and frd
day evenings of eachmOntl G. W. sears W. NJ; 4tss-
aHder Lau0htin, Secretary.
WheeIinK Lodge No. I9s-Meets as above on
the first and third Thursday evenings each month r. a.
BRESTLIxGER, w. NJ; s. ". Pearson, Secretary.
wheeling Union Chapter No. lo.-sieets as
above on the second Monday evening of eachmonth w
scOrr, II. p; S. ". Pearson, Secretary.
wheeling Eucampment No. Meets as
ahSVeon the toartt Monday evening of each month w
B4TEs, q. C., 4 .Lorfgg, Recorder. sE
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MATHEW McNABB,

tHz--. ASD DEALEIs ~ t.'
Flour, MINI Feed of nil kinds, Corn and
Corn Meal, Oats, IEnled Mny, &c. 81
az Aof the aUove articles delveredfree extra charge
in any part OF the city.
The highest price paid in cash for all Country Produce
Opposite the Second Church. Centre weel
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SEEMING MACHINES.

HAVE the Agency Excelsior Sewing Machines; price
i $780, or $500. Can be warehouses South end
Of Market in operation Saturday from II TO 12 O'clock
augI 'fr sfP 80 =. GRO. WILSON
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Watches, j ewcIry. SIIVernnd PInted Rnre,
~ Clocks, sc. &C. ssrfrgF
@. P. BROWN

No. 1l9 Main. Street, wheeling, Va.
Of goods in lis line that has ever bsg brought to this
city, which will be sold Wholesale and Retail at prices
low as any house West of the Atlantic cities. ls
Among his goods may be found Gold and Silver Watches
the celebrated English and Suisse Manu-
facturerers. Also, the FedL D. American Patent
Watches. Clocks in great variety, including
day Regulators Of fine quality suitable for Banks Railroad
Stations, Oaices and Watch Makers. sii- i't
Beautiful geEery in sets or Of Coral Mosaic,
Cameo Gold, Stone Lava, and all Gold JGWclrY. Also
assortment Of Soft Soldier and plated Jewer cheap,
Fine pocket Cutlery. Kaz0rs, SCISSORS Silver Napkin
Rings, Gard Cases. Gold Pens DC. &c. Every article
this establishment warranted to be good Represent
the money returned. call is respectfully solicited.
Iul25 lis lInin ST., door from Marsh Tayor's.
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SECOND pARp.

rAILURls, SUBMISSIONS. assissxEsTs, ETC.
~ ON the New York Independent, July -
The following are the reported failures, rssignmens,
Henry Fox, New York cisy, failed.
q q. Pint a 20 New York cay, suspended.
j. n Jrckey, New York city suspcuded ana assigned.
samuel kmber,ou, New Yors Usy, ssgrsi' liabilities
said about $50 900
@. P Putnam 4 "a. The Announcement, In lss. that
this nrm had assigned premature We are Informed
the gumeB, has rot been delivered TO asignscs,
and Ia to be hoped thai through the kniress nbe
rahy Of cr,d,crs Ss Pu,na VII be enabled 10 coa,aae
his bulnss. In sucb result We sure that al vine
spov Mr. Puunr, will r,ic,oe.
Hprn Msseo, aootiya, T. r failed; liabilities about
sl2, 800
Jesn Boyce, e-toslyn, N r, hied.
James f3yfne, Brooklyn, z. a,ct advertissi 10 be
sod At auction or benens o crodiios
Nm smth, Buffalo, ~ r, sold on, and len
Dcdxe Il Yea Nossrsa 4, Troy, ". Y, tzsgDed.
T. N Dutcssr, Hof iellsvlLs, N. r. sold out and
signed.
X n Root. Addison, " Y, assigned.
Charles n Dyer, Pslad Of pais, Peun failed.
V. scaonssberger, Auburn, Penn faact.
J. W. FsAntz, R,ohneld Penn, sod out nod Ien inc
James q sbouse, versNns, KY, hslled .ad en- hs-
bli,ies lwge; small dviSsnd expeciSi
II b usbert Bayou Sara, L. '.. .g.sSs,
Jones Hovoa, CipcG,nah, Ono, AsignsH
" Owen, Tf'o, ohio, assigned.
VIM 7. ken,, Calais, Ohio, fsDef -, ,. .
). a las HoCo,n,ek lssgssis' h~Li assigned to
issbus Dodd NupeIc,o~p, Ind, sssisrsd
q. e. Newell 90, Shcaso' NJ " ANY,, ;MylonsA
Yarrer n Russell, Monmouth, ia iAed
Hsrry wernck Eort Aiklnsso, WIS hhec.
= n Briggs wyoceps, Ws, suspended
y n small rbana ONO. WAS reported las week a.
hvzg s..gped mt We informed that slough be had
declared bis Intention to sssgn and understood TIA
he bad done so deb, sccoSn, % which he hsd
[ ontempaisd making an assignment amicsbly ~.
ranged and thus the asa zpmeni prevented
Trs narns Of Zsdcck Arees, salem, OHIO, luceded
IN our ri suspensions Of sA Instant Mr. assrrss VA
mat he no. suspesded consequently The report which
rent before se fsaYe Ia osrce
Mr.. q we have TO request that AZ ~ho copied Of
the oh Instant " ~ copy ths.
J. NJ Boyd Co, % Boston, Massachusetts, aotced ID
0ur last issue a. having Suspended state that tn report
uue only with respect T. Royd ind vdgally, and
that should vs. way affect the concern G ]. n
Boyd n Co.
In cities = merchant Ia understood 10 have suspended
when he doea ray hss obgsuous al maturity. II, IN
stead OF paying ne allows himself 10 be sued snd i1dg
menu obtained that Justify the snspicion
least thai he has suspended perhaps failed We know
) 10. Why TIE SANE rule snosId 40, Apply elsewhere