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Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-10-16

AYERS Il
CHI II II R Y N
P E C T 0 r A L, NJ
FOR THE RAPID CURE OF 60
Colds, Coughs and Hoarse-
ness.
BR1nE1ELD, Mass goth Dec, 1855.
DR. J. c. AYR: do not hesitate TO say FA
the best r medy 1 have found for 49,
Coughs, Hoarseness, ILhnen q, and the 49,
concomitant symptoms OF Col', is your ES
CHEaRY PECroRAL. It. constant in e3fI-
my practice and my family for the last ten -
years has shown II to possess superior vir- -
tues for the treatment Of these complaints. y ~
EBEN KNIGHT, II. D.
A. R. MORTLEY ESQ, of UREA, N. Y writes: : 81 have
You invented H. and believe il the best medicine for is
purpose out. With bad cold should
take other remedy"
Group, Hopping Cough, Influenza.
sPRISoyHLD, Mss, Feb. I. 1855.
RROTHEA AVER: win cheerfolly certify your PEoroRAL
Cough Group and the chest disease Of children. We Of
fraternity IN the South appreciate your SIX H. and
HIRAM coNKLIN, MD.
AMOS LEE, Ffo, NOSTEREY, IA, writes, Sd Jan, 1856:
weeks: took many med cnes without relief fnsly tried
your PECToRAL by the advice Of cler, The arst
thsn one half the bottle made me completely we'll Your
edcines the cheapest we'll the best bu
man's friend"
Asthma or Phthisic, and Bronchitis.
wEsE MANCHESTER, Pa, Feb. 1, 1856.
sra Your CHERRT PEcToRAL is performing marvellous
in this section !; has relieved several from alarm
ing symptoms Of consumption and is curing maa
Who has abored under for the last
forty years. HENRY L. PARKS, Merchant
A. A. RAMSEY, N. D., ALaIoE, Monroe county, Iowa,
have found nothing equal your cHERaT Ps0ToRAL for
giving and relief 70 consumptEe paIients, or curing
such cGrabie."
Nem,ghl add volumes Of evidences but the most con-
vnelng proof Of the virtues Of this remedy b found In m
effects upon trial.
Consumption.
Probably no one remedy has ever been known which
cured many and such dangerous As this ZONE no
human aid reach bat toIe the CaEkRT PAorc-
affords relief and comfort.
AsToE HoUsE, NEw YoRE CTTE, March D. lso6.
TOCToR ATsE, losENL: fee is duty and pleasure
70 inform what your PEcroAAL has done Tor my
we. She had been Eve months laeorng under me dan
gsrous symptoms Consumption frem which no aid
could procure gave her much reeL hne vas steadily Ian
ing Until Dr. strong Of his city, Where We have eoae for
advice, Feeommendei TRIAL Of your medene- We bless
his kindness do youT sk, for she has recovered
IRON that day. she is Jet as oE - se used 70 be-
bat free irosa her cough, and calls herself we'll
A0'i' win S'A'i'1's - -oRIIsD6 SHELBY,
Of sheibyEihe.
Oossptises do despair an yos have trisa ATEA's
CHkRHY PECEoRAL II Is made BY Of the beAt mecal
chemists in the worh Ana It's e9re 81 Areund aa bssPsak
| the high merits of iss virluess-F FAGG. Ledger.
PREPARED By DR.. J. @. AYRR,
Practical and AnalytisAl Chemist. Lowell, Mas.
AIa sEsRY 'siS s'tSssS DEMoSIILE, EAshvins.
Res iby-
80. 9. RaowE, aaa Al eruEgisss u shis city.
FRiEksOE 4 HAWklAes ColambtA-
THoAAs Bro. ciaEksyiLs-
sCHELE = BLACKMOREs 6sn4tla.
Aad All dealers In meetcins sEsry here.
oet i-s@- Advertising Agsat.
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CbIds Co "a Patent Cement Roofing Is now used here
nm our nest class Buildngs. We are covering our freight
CsLs si WI VIZ - ~ g. :. L'HOMMEDIEU, Pres.
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n O. Loan, Pres. Ind. and Gin. Railroad
= r - pres villa iugton and "a lezyile Railroad.
A 81 sEARLEs Pres Merehants' MAnufaetureTs ms 20
Jas CARrER Agent Htns aud other nai uord Cos.
HySRy MoEros Pres. Central Insurance Company.
3Eo CARIILE President Lafayette Bank
CSC. W. CogFIN, Bell MAnufr, No. luz taat seeohasI
BAKaRS Vos PAU, No 90 fourth 81
FzRA BAuEY Sm N st., between Fourth and Futh-
y OaDEs, fai or aud Draper, tonrthst.
MILES GREkSWOoD, Iron Foundry.
Judge W. Y. .HHOLsOS.
Jogs sHILIIro o., Dry Goods Dealers, Fourth st.
HTToHEtL A RAMzELssEAa, Furniture Aanuiacturera an
Fourth 81
W 4 sTKwART, Bu lder 3t5 Plum 81
MERIWErHsR q SFILwELL, Louisville.
W. 8 McREYEOLps Co.. Clarksvile, Tenn.
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PLOWo FHCTOR e

N6AKEs PLOWs Of the best nate -
Nl rails and in gIebt faFiety.- t%f@N-7
Rroueht Iron and steel Moee Boards
ght ano left hAndPioHs. z
Tuos. sELEs. Manager. snsie-sn-a''SA"
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CIECIHHATI, Jan. 7, 1851
Having made considerable inquiry as 10 the merits OF the
sPatent Elastic Cement Roohng" introduced INTO TINS city
nv Cbds Co aud 10 be highly recommended IN this
ity by many judges; that IL Is meeting with very
d rd General Introduction, that its superiority over
he TAR eompOston Roofing decided and freely admitted
and hnay expect adopt IL for my next roo @heh wll
- s1mmer-hAying intended tin, but will tT y
the virtue of the Patent Elastic Roofing As substitute
Yours, truly. - d DA1'NAiA'
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rvvror oy TIE ONO AND MISSISSIPPI RAILROAD Co.,
CIScIESAgI, Jan. 7, 1881.

- Iio 70 the practical your koof Ia the
@ ~ ara We may say that from our observation we
.ss~ir verv favorable much SO, that We intend
$500 A. thoToughiy on roofs Of buildings, cars, &o after
sss re will gith pleasure give you decided opinion
NhloA ",i,s We "" W." Vo1rs fr1Iv T. LIPPkRCOrr,
!" i's u''''''' supply Agent Ohio a Mis-. K. K.
ry- Since the above written, the Ohio aud Missis
j Railroad have contracted for covering tier cars de-
s and bridge, between Cinein natl aud Nneennes, "ith
h Cement Considering Il the best article they have used
for he
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A. R. MORTLEY, Esq., Of UTIcA, N. Y writes 81 have
used PEcTORAL myself ard in my fsmiy since
you invented IT, and believe t the best medicine
purpose ever p t out With bad cold should
twenty-five dollars for bottle than do without it,
taEa 9TH adv
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From J. B. Bennett General Agent Of tna ms Co. Tor the
Southern and Western States. . ,,-
Ian z
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Homse Furnishings.
Curtain Goods.

E1egart Satin LANES 10 all coors, with trimmings to
match Eegant Reps in hintz coors, With rimnlng 70
match tleg ant Lace Misln Curtains al WOOL Ghlo an
cotton Dauasks in great variety together with
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new YORK ADVERTISEMENTS.

Prom vIsCHER OWEN & co. Genr Advertising House
APPLEroE' BUILDING ,S46 Broadway, New YORK
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AMOS LEE Ffo NoSTEREY, IA, writes, Sd Jan, 1856;
"I had tedious Ia huef which condne in doors six
weeks. took med ciaes without relief fnsiy tried
your PECToR4L by the advice Of eeTgy The at
dose relieved the in throat and lungs less
than half the bottle sde completely well. Your
edicines the cheapest we'll the best bu
and este you Doctor and your remedies the
u,ants friend
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Group, Hopping Cough, Influenza.

sPRISGFIELD, Mss, Feb. Z. 1855.
RRoTHER AVER: viii cheerf0ly certify yopr PECroRAL
s the best remedy possess cure Of FhooPfRg
Cough, Group and the chest disease children. We OF
your fraternity the South appreciate your III, and
eommt nd our medicine 70 people.
HIRAM coNKLIN, NJ. D.
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ST. LOUIS ADVERTISEMENTS.

IroD tb Nsyspaper Advertising Agency OF JAMES E.
pUDDFRIDGE' No ID seconds Street, ST. LOUIS. Mo.
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Together with endless variety OF hso,un Auu 10
nriced silks n ounces, Robes Qule ana oy the NarO
iu plain paid, striped nd bsvadere, also 'atn-ace'
and dou Merinos and CashmeTes "reat Fallet
Of ali wool and Union Paids, houscealnes' anu eFeS
thing new ami desirable in this way
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CIOaks, ShaWis ana ScaFIs'
ices and EmbrOideries.

In this line is az the
ties Of the season Collars and Sleeves separate ana 10
sst both for coors and mouTning elegant broal fes
and Handk Lac Falls real and tmf2uon Jaeonet
and Swiss Tri mngs and FOuncrgs Real alehclenneS'
Volcano weekly ledger., 1857-03-07
Things that should Not be Done.

Never turn deaf ear to woman in dis
tress because you can not see how you would
be the gamer by her bettered condition
Never wound wantonly the sensitive ma
ture of the constitutional invalid, nor by rude
iests and sarcasms send blush to the temple
Of modest merit.
Never insult the modest by ribaldry, the
grave by levity, nor the pious by contempt of
sacred things
Never pass an aged man or woman without
making reverential obesance, unless your
house is on fire.
Never remind other people of personal de-
formity, or of the relatives who have dis
graced them
Never leave letter unanswered, and use
the stamp which was enclosed to you to reply
with on a letter to your sweetheart.
Never ride in fine carriage and keep
score of servants, whilst your widowed sister
trudges on foot and tolls for her daily bead.
Never keep boy to black your boots and
attend to your stable, while you frighten your
wife out of the idea Of keeping nurse for
the twins, by constantly talking Of "hard
times"
Never keep cigar in your mouth while
talking with lady, nor smoke in carriage
or room where lady is sitting
Never jest with single woman about the
anxiety of all women to be married; nor tell
your wife you married her because you pitied
her lonely condition.
Never go to bed at ten, leaving your wife
up till two with sick baby, and look pitch
forks at her at the breakfast table, because
the meal is half an hour too late.
Never hear ungracious strictnres upon the
character Of woman, with quiet smile,
instead of saying in thunder tones, o. 1t is
false, sir"
Volcano weekly ledger., 1857-03-07

AS to the man to whom we had all so
surely married Lizzie, he was an old acquain-
tance of Milfords, and had, from the first,
known Of the unwavering love between the
young couple. No wonder that Lizzie was
ever so attentive to his conversations; for he
alone could speak to her of her hearts first
and only idol.
l was at the wedding The bride looked
almost beautiful in her plain white dress, with
her hair falling in wavy ringlets Of glossiest
black over a neck and shoulders Of dazzling
whiteness; but she wore no jewelry. Now |
have plenty of that, for have no faculty in
refusing and the young men of California are
SO liberal
The envied couple are now residents of q
beautiful village in the eastern part of Ten
nessee, in the enjoyment of that happiness
which is to be expected from the union of two
hearts SO true in their affections.
Volcano weekly ledger., 1857-03-07
Wilt Thou Love Me?

Wilt thou love me, gentle maiden,
When the hours of youth are fed;
When the hoary locks of winter
Thinly cluster round my head?
When the form, now firm and stately,
Shall be bowed with age or care,
And my voice has lost its softncss,
Wilt thou love me, maiden fair?
Wilt thou greet me with welcome
When the busy day is DER;
When the parting rays of sunlight
Cast their shadows on the moor,
When our youthful days are over,
When no power can us divide,
Wilt thou fondly look upon me,
And walk softly by my side?
Yes, thou'lt love me when the present,
With its halcyon days are past,
When our bark is gently gliding,
As on Times dark wave we're cast;
When each joyous dream has vanished,
When my heart is sad and chill,
And the shades of death hang DER me,
Thou wilt love me, maiden, still.
Volcano weekly ledger., 1857-03-07
A. b. II OY, NJ. d.
Dentist.

4 <&a, Permanently located in Volcano,
IT, having comfortable and convenient
-ILlI Office, with all the necessary Istru-
Eenis Tools and appliances, will do any kind OF
EoFk that pertains to the profession of Dentistry,
4 manner which shall give entire SATISFACTION or
n money refunded.
Artificial teeth inserted on Gold Plate or Pivot,
i Ile case may require. Teeth plugged with Pure
Reoh, or extracted. Children's Teeth regulated
Len necessary; and all diseases of the GUNS (the
osl ~ OF which is called scurvy of the Gums,) cured
NO PAY. Chloroform administered if desired.
oct q I Qr
Volcano weekly ledger., 1857-03-07

RErRrBurroN. -" Selling" Svenade -
The Rochester Union deems the following
worthy Of record-perhaps for the moral it
suggests
The contemplate practice of serenading
with horns, tin pans, and other discordant in
struments, newly married people, is still too
prevalent in this country. One took place
in an adjoining town last week, in which the
horaers got the worst Of it. A lady, who
had been the house-keeper for some years OF
a respectable physician, was married to a gen
tleman residing some distance away. While
she was making preparations for the wedding
it came to her ears that party of young men
were making ready to serenade the wedding
party with tin pans and horns. She applied
to the doctor for advice and q prescription.
He gave her plentiful dose Of ipecac, which
she mixed in cake designed for the invited
guests
The night of the wedding came, and with
it the tin pan serenaders. The marriage GER
emony had scarcely been performed before
the ears of the bride. bridegroom and guests
were saluted with most hideous sounds from
without. The doctor thought it was best to
invite the outsiders in and treat them, to
stop their noise. He accordingly appeared
at the door and politely invited the serena
ders to come in. The invitation was accept
ed, and the bride, with degree of magma
nimity altogether unexpected, proffered the
wine and cake with her own hands. They
all partook and quietly went away, ashamed
of what they had done-conquered by kind
ness They had scarcely reached their re-
spective homes before they were seized with
sickness at the stomach. The DOCTOR who
had put up the prescription, had dozen calls
at once, and ali bis patients appeared to be
affected in similar manner. As he knew
what the malady was, be of course gave
himself no uneasiness. A thorough emetic
no doubt had sautary effect, and the pa
tients felt better after ejecting the bile which
had caused their first uneasy symptoms. The
verdict of decent people in the neighborhood
where this took place was in favor OF the
bride.
Volcano weekly ledger., 1857-03-07
Geo. h. smith, NJ. ID.

PHPSICIaN IND SURG GEO.N.
lfFlCE at Hoy 81 Smiths Drug Store, Main ST.,
/ a 0leano. Residence on the alley, in the rear
me Drug Store.
u, S, b. The books of tn late firm of Goodin Il
EI'1 Ei can be found at my Office. Persons indebted
L. 40 90 well to call and settle.
Volcano weekly ledger., 1857-03-07

Tue Boston Trareler, speaking Of the re-
sources of the Great West, says that Chicago,
as a primary shipping port, surpasses any
other in the world. Its shipments in 1856
were $751; ,420 bushels wheat, IL ,SS8, 39S
bushels corn, 2,2l9,S9T bushels oats, As, 707
bushels rye, l2S,457 bushels barley, and the
equivalent of Ssl ,945 bushels of wheat, in
-four Total 81 l,5s4,2 bushels Of grain.
Volcano weekly ledger., 1857-03-07
Notice.

a meeting Of the stockholders of the Aqueduct
1lly Ditch Company, held at their office in
svuuct city June Gath, A. D. 1866, the following
EceFs were duly elected
In TRUSTEES.
IN n, Johnston, George Mckenzie, J. Jhonston,
a e Johnston and l.. Chamberlain.
f'gppse Mckenzie, Secretary and Treasurer.
july 5 s7-lv
Volcano weekly ledger., 1857-03-07


ing scene in Court (says the Evening Post)
was related by Somuel Warren +. r s., au-
thor Of the Diary of Late Physician, &c,
too gentleman Of New York City, as having
occurred in his own practice A few years
since man Of high respectability was tried
in England on charge of forging will, in
which it was discovered he had an indirect
interest to large amount. Mr. Warren was
the associate prosecuting attorney, and the
case was tried before Lord Denman.
The prisoner being arraigned, and the for
malities gone through with, the prosecutor
placing his thumb over the seal, held up the
will and demanded Of the prisoner if he had
seen the testator sign that instrument, to
which he very promptly answered that he
had.
And did you sign it at his request as sub
scribing witness?
did
Was it sealed with red wax or with black
wax?
With red wax.
Did you see him seal it with red wax?
l did
Where was the testator when he signed
and sealed this will?
In his bed.
Pray, sir, how long was the piece of wax
he used2
About three or four inches long
Who gave the testator this piece of waxf
/ did
Where did you get it?
From the drawer of his desk.
How did you light that piece of wax?
With candle.
And where, sir, did that piece of candle
come from?
got it out of a cupboard in bis room.
How long was that piece of candle!
Perhaps four or five inches long.
Who lit that piece of candle?
lit it.
With what2
With a match.
Where did you get that match?
On the mantel shelf in the room
Here Warren paused and fixing bis large
deep blue eyes upon the prisoner, he held the
viii up above his head, his thumb still resting
upon the seal, he said in solemn measured
tone
Now, sir, upon your solemn oath, you saw
the testator sign that will-he signed it in his
bed--at his request you signed it, as a sub
scribing witness-you saw him seal it--it was
with red wax he sealed it-a piece of wax
two or three or four inches long-he lit that
wax with piece of candle which you pro-
cured for him from a cupboard-lit that can
die with match which you found on the
mantel shelf?
did.
Now once more upon your solemn oath, you
did2
/ did
My Lord-Ir's A WAFER
Volcano weekly ledger., 1857-03-07
:. III. MARLETTE.

cNFEYOR g. CIVIL ENGINEER,
LIKING to rusume the practice of my profess
S,oa among my old friends of Amador aud
'er@ era. counties, respectfully solicit their or
@nich Will be promptly attended TO, on reason
SaIoro omee at Jaeksons News Depot, Jackson,
rupr fc,T county, California. -cez
--Sm S, IL MARLETTE.
Volcano weekly ledger., 1857-03-07

The Boston Irarder says that the ruins
of an ancient Grecian city has been diseoy-
cred in the Crimea, which is to be soon thor
oughly explored. Immense tumuli are found
near it, being monuments over the remains OF
deceased kings aud rulers Sculptures etrus-
can vases. carved ivory, and other remains.
all in the highest style Of Grecian art, have
been found
Volcano weekly ledger., 1857-03-07

A STREET INcIDENr.-A fullrigged maid
of fashion, with hoops all boldly set, moved
up the sidewalk gaily, observed of all she
met The walk was very wide, but two
hooped skirts were much wider, and 'twere
useless cen to think of walking up beside
her. Her cheeks were "red as roses" her
face was oil a smile, her tread, it was as
dainty as though earth was all "too vile -
1t was her hour of triumph, and she didn't
seem to know that coasting-sleigh was
coming at speed not very slow. But it
came, and ere she knew it, her props were
knocked away, and she was going down street
with boy upon his sleigh. The wind blew
quite roughly, turning all the hoops aback,
and Of partly smothered screams there wasn't
any lack; while the lady didn't know what she
was or want about, her person much resemb-
ing an umbrella inside ont. The passers
stopped and wondered, as the swiftly speed
ing sleigh, devoutly kept onward, rushing
past and fast away; the boy cried ''roadp and
liked it, and safely SHE'D his sled. with his
own feet pointing backward, and the maids
thrown out ahead
They gained the level safely, and the mai
den, full Of wrath, looked back in angered
silence upon the travelled path. "You good
fornothing scamp" she said, '1've a mind to
shake YOU we'll" "Your face was covered
up, mem, and you know I'll never tell, said
the lad quite boldly, and. in jovial mood, he
bowed and said, Good morning mem, you
held your feet up good-you did,"
Volcano weekly ledger., 1857-03-07

AYEcDorE OF BARON RoTHscHILD.-By
his total absence Of courtesy and manners,
the sovereign banker has created more Ill
feelings than the loud ring Of his millions has
ever created envy. He takes great pleasure
in humiliating men Of talent. short time
ago, however, on such an occasion, the lmper-
tinence of the man of money was properly
and spiritedly reproyed.
Cremieux, who had never seen his moneyed
co-religionist, met him one day In the syna-
goeue, and having occasion to speak to him
upon matters concerning the congregation, IN
troduced himself without ceremony, and COM
menced to speak upon its business.
"Are YOU really NJ. Cremieuxi" said
Rothschild, measuring him with his looks
from head to foot
Yes, Baron, have already done myself
the honor of mentioning my name"
Certainly; but thought M. Cremieux,
the famous advocate, should be bigger than
you are"
At these silly, as well as impertinent words,
Cremieux bit his lips, but proceeded TO say
what he had to say upon business, and hoths-
child gave clear and distinct answers.
But are you really Baron Rothschild!'
said Cremieux, interrupting him.
"What do you chance to doubt i'll"
Certainly; / thought the Baron Roths-
child should be better bred man.
Volcano weekly ledger., 1857-03-07
y. G. JOHNSON,

iTTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR,
VOLCANO, ANADoR COUNTY, CAL.
ay he found at present at Justice n KLEINs office.
as> Notary Public & Convoyancer. >tkN
lay3-2s If
Volcano weekly ledger., 1857-03-07

MANY farmer, by too sparingly seeding
his new meadaws has had to cede bis whole
farm.
Volcano weekly ledger., 1857-03-07
w. AVER, M. ID.

olace two doors South of the Empire Hotel.
OH y, qy
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w. HENRY .s0NEs,

A TT0R RNEY AT LA W,
Fill pay strict attention to making collections and
ltend to all Legal Business entrusted to his care.
1 flee on Union Square, next door to johnson "
\ o.s store VOLCANO.
b7 s3-1y
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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-06-20
Surrogate's Court.

THE TESTIMONY or MRS. GRANT.
JrST l9-Ths morning, counsel for Mrs. Mary H. Crane,
In quit pending agans, her husband John W Crane,
for divorce appeared before the Surrogate, and stated
thai be by the papers Ma, John W. Crane Jr, son
Of John W. Crane by former wife, had a. the close OF
the Burde yesterday, been examined witness,
and in his testimony had testified very improperly in
ference 10 Mrs. Cranes character; end be Uhe counse
claimed that, this would be likely TO prejudice her
rights In her and would her and her children
In the community and thai she is in fact lady OF ire
proachabe character the surrogate should open the
far TO allow evidence OF the good character OF Mrs
Crane TO be introduced to contradict the testimony given
yesterday.
The Surrogate directed Mr. Edwards who present in
court At the request OF Mrs Cranes counsel 10 give notice
10 the council Of Mrs Cunningham 10 show Mon
day, AT 10 O'Clock A. why the case should not be
again opened for the purpose above set forth.
Nj. Edwards sent the following notification 10 the scye
RAJ counsel In the case
Slu7cootes Court In TIE Mater Of De Goods, de-, de-, Of
Harry Burde osnsed-SR-At the request Of the Sur.
rogae, you required TO show cause before him. on
Monday next, al 10 O'Clock a. why this matter should
not be far opened 20 LET IN testimony respect 20 the
reputation and vcracty OF Airs Mary H. Crane. Yours,
&c, CD sRLbs EDWAkDS, Proctor, &C.
INV YoRK, June II, 1861.