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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-07-19
DEARLY WHITE TEETH, Perfamed

DEARLY WHITE TEETH. Perfamed
: Breath. sound and Healthy Gums. can be OBJ
iaiaed by nsing Dowden's Dental Fluid; il affords
AND prevsp;s the fermation Of tartar. Be- s.
DoMdens Dental Fluid b rec ognized by the whole
profession - being IA hyperion To any teeth
9owoers Washes, &C.; its constant use Will prevent
aecay ana tbs many sches teeth are heir 10. Re-
c"mmended BY Dire Rteeeeniss Hudson. 40. of Rich
hnond; " Cosby, PAtershurg Dr RI karly, LyHth BE-
=. =; and Deniisss everywhsrs. For sale BY eli
.rngRnA ieao
WAHHINH SODA For sale by
WILLIAM + kiE0.
" 1s-es ssss3 ssn4 = yS1sklfn ~
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-07-19
kS<x < ASkaXAn.
CWAN & co.'s LOTTERIES
~ TRIUMPHANT!i
SWAN s. co.
CONTINUE TO DaAW AS USUAL WITHOUT
INTEkRU PTlUN.

The following Sehsmas will be drawn by 8. SWAN
CO., Managers of the Sparta Academy Lottery, in
each of their Single Number Lotteries for July,
1883. at AUGUSTA, Ga, in public. under the super
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1858-04-02

How 70 MAKE TkA.--A lady, who knows
more about housewiiery than she does about
the last fashions and the last novel, says
this il the way 70 make good tee:
The teapot is 10 be filed with boiling va
Ter, then The Tea Is put in the teapot, and is
AIow ca 10 stand for fve minutes before L is
used; the leaves gradually absorb the water
and . gradually sink 70 the bottom; the re-
suh 10, that the tee leaves are not scalded' %
they are when boiling water is poured over
them. and you get the true flavor Of the tee.
In truth. much Iess tea i required 10 this
wy than under the old and common prac-
lce.
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For the Jasper Courier.
Constancy's Tribute.


Dear maiden, We have met on our journey
10 The skies;
This event vas ordered 90 BY = Providence
all wise;
Unprs,endirg our eommunings. Jet in mem
ovy's brightest psee
They shall live imprinted deep. uneEacsd by
time or sge.
1 have viewed with admirstion your pure and
lofty aims,
AZ contrssted with the vulgar crowd, held
fast in fashions chains;
While Others in their downward course saw
noughi but iriding things.
Your upward vision reached the place where
moral grandeur feigns.
7 speak not OF your graceful fcrm-you'
bright and lussrous eye.
Nor Of your clear. meledious voice, marking
emotion nigh;
For lis the soul that dSells within 'ha
gises the eye is GLOW,
I, is the spirits lofty sxsII that nskes sue
tones 70 now.
The wsrm affections you possess. . love .
pure and deep,
That no enlargement could eheets though
might mace you weep.
These qualities my scul engaged-to kno
was but % love
saw, 1 felt, 1 deeply felt, ihe arrow fro
above.s
4 The love my soul accorded you was prou
n and pure. and strong
\ A love that time in cycles swift shall sv
= besr along.
e sCupid's. .
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InrorrRAsIE SsvERrE. Eleven divor'
|css were granted by the supreme Court g
lie rscen, sesslon 10 Rutland county Yer
mont. Ia Two Or the cases. 'bs cause was
.insolevsble severity" on thc part q me
xiiei
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rhs foIlsvIuu ,s.u,Ilsl llIsssrsaiss = ri
eye-visnsss q shs scene y enc q ne h'gh-
e. courts.
A little girl. nine yesrs Of age, was Of
fered o. witness sssinsI : prisoner who
wss on trial for felony committed IN her
fathers hos-e.
.Aow Emily said the counsel for the pris-
oner upon her being offered for witness, y
desire 10 know II you understand tho nature
Of en- osth!'
4 don't know what you mean was The
simple answer.
\ There, your honor ssid the counsel. cd
dressing lie Court, .is anything further ne
eesssry 10 demonstrate the vslididiiy O. my
objection? Tho witness should be rejected.
She does not comprehend the nature Of On
OATH
Let Us see sAid,he Judge. Come here
my daughter
Y Assured by the hind tone and manner o
the Judge, the child stepped toward him, sn'
} looked confdineIy up in his face, with cain
clear eve. and in manner 80 ariless an'
, frank, that il went strsish, 70 the heart.
Did You ever take an oaihs' inquired w
> Judge. The little girl stepped back with
: look Of horror. and the red blood mant'ed y
q blush oil over her face and neck . sh
: answered:
E No cir
. She thought he intended 70 inquire Il On
\ had ever blasphemed.
. i do not mean that said the Judge, VII
q saw her mistake. 4 mean were you ever
>. witness before!
,e No sir; never vas in court before ~
D. The answer.
.. He handed her the Bible open.
A DO you know that book, my daughter
ID she looked At Il and answered, Yes q
liz Is the Bible
n DO you ever read hi he asked.
20 YES sir, every evening
'ly Can you tell me what the Bible sF
'Iy quired the Judge.
lly II is Tho word Or the great God shs :
nc swcred.
he wei, place your hsnd upon this BIZ
&c and listen 20 what ! ssy;' sad be repeat
loo slowly and soIemnly the oath usually
o. minissersd 20 witnesses.
en-, Now said The Judge. you have sworn
ded witness. wiIl you tell me ~has VII ee'
-. YOU Il you Do not tell the truth
i shsll be shut Up in State Pr'scn,'
\. swersd The child.
:" Anything slser asked sh' Judss.
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I~ EFT ~<s@@ F-F-~ - ~
enrrn1 =, ehers = : ssroas ressmbIsnce in|
b soruIuo $780, ne rsiias for 'hs sset
Fsuul = ties<sss. iess<rs ssi 1ses q 81
Iis6s. ~ zsse ~ asekiue fcr 'hss pr
De~e sIcn>. he lines mas, BE Of uaiform
-. sasairks. and run parallel ~iih The bot
r ~ Too q the note; while the counterfeit
<sne y ksni. snd y either too carr cr
III, an is usually very ccsrss and
We have seen. however. that thr
r(eifsr has cone % near 70 perfection
essss. that vs have fognd neces-
sppS cone siiive rules wsash I'll
prsp~riy understood. = ders<et 81
iss- The eve following hare proved
sud xe sre fully Per<usdsd Eiil
: sk< srurni.
III. Exsaise the shs1ing o. esck
-1of he letters u the prominent tHtl'
Bsst: see il she rcllinz hae- sr'
W eht and uniform II he letters sr'
Irnsn Or fancy see II re proper shsdo-'
ore reoecsed. and trimmed eerees and true
rAis i sl-sys ~eu donl shs gen1sns
uhi,e the eoun,ersei,is : so@ = = 60 liEh'
the ruling 20, regular. an h(nte q %
letter seldom Or never eel e. enon
serfei, sl.sys looks coarse - -
the srauins presents sno0'A ssS
ish. M -
RCrx n. Zssnise the -
rul;sr. erss0ents, .nz .sisy
she suss- u tl.e genuine.
expressive. showing all q
sures. sn1 representing -
and curve y b<ss.ifullnr
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lines " ||ly sssslepes: q. if - the 90
ssens 81. ~ Qlber ssens % "a beh''
shs back srssst q shs de l. .hieh =
stamped
RurE rTI. Exsnins the filing ~. snd .
pssures of he note. See u she names
ssessvss, o. II rhe rrisingis aii 10 tAe 90
handwriting, and ssne eolofed ink. u .
= either ecsslerfeit o wonhI<ss; for -
genuine, ~ name i aever engraved.
are he 6Ilisg and sisssiurss ' she -
AandUrisisg.
Rurs Nv. Exsnise The human fsess
ssy; - 4 shey Iook seId snd express
see II shs eyes iook sssarsI, snd I he q
- Srspssy fss cell. Ezsnisr sli sAs I
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The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1858-04-02

TELLING TAILS OUT OF ScHccI.-The
Washington Star, in its notice u the Pres.
dents lrvee on Tuesday evening, Gays:
The clear, brscing atmosphere last night
sent the bellies Of the metropolis 10 the
Whine House With rosy cheeks Of Natures
own touching up. BY the way, slsdy friend
was 50 good last night astc hintto " Avail
liable recipe. beng nothing less than % IN
IfaInble test BY which bachelcrs-sod Bene.
dicks. TOO. II they have any curiosity --msy
distinguish genuine coIvr from thar bought
Il The shocs. Thus. II The lady's care are OF
the same roseste tint ssh her cheeks. Or meas
urabIy 90. 'hs color may be set down ss nat
ursl, and rot otherwise. q nature never per-
pe,rstes the anomaly Of giving pallid auric-
ular sppcndsges and brilliant eomPlszions
10 the sane wesFsr.
Pshaw! The secret being disclosed. the
bssul les will now 20 70 painting their ears
to hide il. Can't head the women!
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yr,s,snED EvEEr friday. At i<srfk'
prBors corsTr, isn,Asa' ~
wvHRuGHR. D0ANE Z sMrfH-
orrrcE-coasER or NAN cRoss Avn
MxcDoxxLn SrsExrs-


RATES or xDyrzr;sisc-
Pa, ssusre Of 10 linesos les. week. q 80
Each subsequent insertion.
Longer advertisements. q s,ne -
fraction rses even square o. slsaro
ga square. These are The se'
sient scvertisement<; . ressn1
sion will be made 10 regular 60
Asxouscske cAsD1DAr
Fer To~aship Offices, each
y ros Counsy
Tor District, cirruis. q Ssdlt.
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J shall never 60 TO Heaven, she replied.
How DO you know ,his!' s1ked The Judge
sgain.
The child took the Bis'e, and turning "a
pidIy 10 the chapter containing the com.
s,sndments. pointed to The iliunc lion. Thou
shat not bear false witness against thy
lneighbor.' 4 learned that before could
read
Has ary one talked with You sbout yom
being witness in court here against this
mani! inquired The Judge.
Yes air. she replied. ny mother heard
they wanted me TO be . witness. and last
night she called me 10 her room and asked
me 10 tell her The Ten Comma nd mentss and
then We kneeled down together and che
prayed that might understand how wicked
il was 10 bear false witness against my
neighocv, and that God would help me, Ut.
lie child, 10 tell the truth rs il was before
him. And whsH I came mp here with IA ther
she hissed me and told me to remember the
|, Ninth Commandment, and that God would
hear every word that said
! DO you believe thisf asked the Judge,
while tear rlistened in bis eye. and his lip
} quiyered with emotion.
Yes SIR said the child. with voice and
manner that showed her conviction Of ss
truth Was perfect.
!, God blsss you. my child said the Judge.
you have good mother. This witness Is
/. compe, MT Re continued. 'were | on trial
Tor my life. and innocent Of the charge. !
= would pray God for such witnesses 40 this.
Let her be examined
She told her story with the simplicity Of
y child, as she was, but there was direct
mess about il which carried convc,oi Of IL
g truth To every hear. She was risidly cross
isxamined. The counsel Piled her with inn
mite aud Ingenious questioning. but she Va
,ried from her first statement IN nc'hing- =
y; re erueh q spokss 81 that lislls child ~
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fuctured for him ssham dsIence. But before
her Testimony falsshood was scattered like
chsff. The little child. for whom mother
had prayed for strength 70 be given her 70
speak tbs nu,h asil was before God, broke
the cunning devic Of masured viIiainy 10
pieces like potter's sessels. The strength
,hs, her mother prayed for wss given her,
and the sublime and terrible simplicity
ribIc mean o the prisoner and bis asscci-
a,es-wi,h which she spske was like rev
elstiou from G cd himself.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1858-09-18
In rROBATE-HAw ESTATE.

State of Wisconsin,, County Court, September Term,
County of Grant, iss Is5s Present, William Nc
Goniga Judge.
In the matter Of the Estate of John iaw deceased
I'm this day George Haw, Executor OF The last
" will and testament of said deceased, and his
ton it is ordered that the proof Of Ill claims and de-
nands against the estate OF said dec all ciaies and
demands i'll Offset thereto be heard before the Judge
this Court at theCout House in Lancaster in saidCoun-
ty, the first MONDAYS of October A. ID. 1858, and the
first Monday OF February A. D. 1859 and the lfst Mon
pay of April. A. D. 1852 before which latter day
all creditors Of said estate required to present
their claims for adjustment and allowance and six
months from and after the 4h day of October, A. u.
1858, be allowed and limited for such presentation and
adjustment And it is that notice there
of be given to all such creditors and all Others
ed by publishing this order for four successive weeks in
the Grant County Herald, weekly newspaper published
at Lancaster in said county, commencing within twenty
days from this date.--Dated September 9Th, 1858.
4t12 WILLIAM McGONI1AI, Co, nty Judge
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1858-09-18
IN pRoBATE-EsT. OF BRApT.

County OF Grant, IS. 1858. Present, William Nc
In the matter of the Estate of Samuel Brad
AN reading and filing the petition of Henry Patch Elk.
ecutor of the last will and testament of said eceas
ed praying for license to sell portion the real estate
Of said deceased for the purpose of raising means to LAY
the debts OF said deceased and expences administers
ton and thereupon it is ordered that the matter
said petition be heard before the Judge of this Court
the Courthouse in Lancaster in said County, on the
Il st day OF October A. d. 1858, at clock p ~ OF
said day. And it is further ordered that notice thereof
to all persons interested by publishing this order
Tor four a. successive weeks previous said day of hear
ing in the Grant County Herald, weekly newspaper
published at Lancaster in said ty-Dated Septem-
Der 9th, 1858. 4tl2 WILLIAM McGONIGAL
Iuor
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1858-09-18
LEGAL NOTICES.
MORTGAGES SALE.

To Thomas j. Coates and Elizabeth Coates his wife,
and John Coates and Catharine Coates his wife ant
to any and all other persons concerned, take MOTTO
that M
WHEREAS de fault has been made in the payment
w of the sum of fifteen hundred dollars, secured
he unsei signed MORTGAGE by mortgage given by III
bove named persons the lands hereinafter aescioe.
fearing date The 10Th February, 1884, and recorded
registers Office of Grant County. Wisconsin, IN BOOK
# Mo, tgages on pages $50 and 257. And by virtue q
power Of sale contains d in said mortgage WIFI on III
Esd dav of October 1885, at o'clock in the altefhoo
of said day in front of leys store in the village %
Plattevile nGant count, to sale al pug
lie the highest best bidder foi cash oi,
lowing tracts pieces parcels land in said county OF
Grant to wit The easthalf of the northwest qu trter
section two 2)north, Range twol wes'
also the southwest quarter of section ttIty-sX oo]
township three f3)north Range CD wesi being the same
land conveyed TO me by said mortgage.
That said sale will be made to satisfy the sum OF four
teen hundred dollars yet remaining due on said mort
age together with ruing interest and expenses
suie.--Isatcd August ed, 1855. JACOB HoosER
S. O. PAINE, Mortgage.
Atty for Mortgage. lO-6w
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1858-09-18
! DRUGS g. MEDICINES

standing.
and nisrerr entations, is it intended thai H
porulrity shall be sustained by any medium ba
its merits and the appreciation of the public.
REFERENCES:
Tho Medicine is now well known and appreciated orS
will have steady and increasing sale. know no pre-
raration that compare with it for the particular COM
plants for which it vas designed am satsdedby the
se now making of it in NY family, and by almost every
davis evidence of its benefits to Others that it justly
merits The warm recommendations its friends have gy
en- it, 4,,,a :.
Iwould he glad to have further sun
ply, as the medicine is becoming very popular, and
think will continue II has given relief IN every in.
S''n'' AeH RIOS Pro NEWMAN, N D., Mt vernon, Ind
Having now used the remedy for four years in tfe.
tice rely wholly on it for the cure OF almost all female
diseases
with many regards for yourself remain yours, &c.
H.F. BENNETT, NJ D., Canandaigua, Wy.
The Catholicon is doing goo, service here All tbs
one--and that nothing will help.
Truly yours,
WN. LAIRD HAZIETT, NJ. d., New Philadelphia, O.
Thus far has given entire satisfaction in al cases
where it has been used and do not hesitate to
mend ii in every case for which it is designed nsd
ey it an valuable medicine and sufferers should kow
it. l.. BROWNE, NJ. D., Claremont, N. Il.
| persuaded, after TRYING it in great many
that it passes all other remedies within my know
edge for that class of difficulties for which it is recon.
mended 1t has cured some very extreme cases under
my observation which have resisted all other treatment
IL. ID. FLEMING, a. d., Rochester, N. Y
As physician regard it of the best medicines
extant for the diseases which it is designed for.
have used it in my practice, and know it to be good
and have no hesitation In recommending 1t to the ub
lie. A. b. HANNA, NJ d. Moneek, Iowa.
The claims Of this medicine TO the confidence of the
public strengthened by the fact of its having receiv
ed the appreciation and liberal patronage of prom
;nent members of the Medical Faculty in the United
States, of whom have voluntarily given letters of
Communications tsee panphlet) sustaining all that is
claimed for it curative agent.
PAMPHLETS containing much useful information touch
ing the nature and symptoms Of any above diseases TO-
gether with testimonials from ladies of the highest re.
sp reliability certified by the unsatisfactory author
itv to all which the attention Of ladies and practitioners
respectfully invited, be had gratis at the Of
l.. L. GOODFIL, Druggist;
Sole Agent for Platteville, Wis.
Also sold by Dr. JOHN H. VIVIAN, Mineral Point:
H. BoswoRTn & Son, Milwaukee and
by most of the leading druggists in the State.
j. b. MARCHIsI Co., Proprietors,
Central Depot, 304 Broadway, N. y
y Do not be satisfied th reading this notice only
but call send for pamphlet. 1t will pay you well
for the trouble. 3-l9w
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1858-09-18
IN PROBATE-EsT. OF GRIFFIN

State of wseonsin.) County Court, September Term,
County of Grant, Sss. 1858. Present, William McGo-
In the matter of the Estate of Benjamin Y. Griffin de-
ceased. 81
a IN reading and filing the petition of Riley Jacobs
Administrator of the estate of said deceased pray
ing extension of the time by law allowed him for the
settlement of the estate of said deceased theeupon
is ordered that the matter of said petition be heard
before the Judge of thisCourt at theCourt House Ian
caster in said county, the first Monday of October A.
ID. 1873, at O'Clock z. NJ of said day. And it fur
Their ordered that notice thereof be given to all
interested by publishing this order for three successive
weeks previous to said day of hearing in the Grant Co
Herald, weekly newspaper published at Lancaster in
said county.-Dated September eth, 1858. ~
3tl2 WILLIAM McGONIGAL, County judge
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1858-09-18
IN PROBATE-EsT. OF Hale

State of Wisconsin, County Court, September Term.
County of Grant, S. 1858. Present William MeGo.
) nigal, Judge.
In the matter OF the Estate of Joseph Hale deceased
I'm this day came Joseph Brandon Administrator OF
" the estate of said deceased and filed in this Court
his administration account for final settlement And
thereupon il is ordered that said account be examined
before the Jucge of this Court at the CourtHouse in
Lancaster in said county the first Monday of October
DlS3s, at O'Clock z. NJ of said day. And it Is fur
tr ordered that notice thereof be given all persons
concerned by publishing this order for three successive
weeks previous to said day of hearing in the Grant
County Herald weekly newspaper published in Lancas
ter IN said county-Dated September 18th. 1858.
3t12 WILLIAM acfiONIGaI Conntv Indoo
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1858-09-18
Sheriff's Sale links, ct. al.
William Ryan and Sheriifs Office,
James NJ. Ryan July 18th, 1858.
Grant Circuit Court,
April Term. 1888.

George D. links 7 Grant Circuit Court,
Thomas Laird and April Term, 1883.
Samuel olbns Foreclosure of Mortgage,
NOTICE is hereby given that by virtue of judgement
~ rende ed in said the 10th day of April a.
d. 1885, in the wherein William Ryan and James
NJ Ryan are Plaintiffs and George Jinks, Thomas
Laird and Samuel Dcbbins Defendants, and on au-
thority by the direction of the plaintiffs attorney,
viii sell at Public Yendue to the highest bidder for
cash in hand
ON the An day Of September, 1858,
O'Clock afternoon OF said day, at the door OF the
court house in the village of Lancaster in said County
Grant Wis., all the right, title and interest which the
said defendants hi at the date of the mortgage eerred
in said judgement, in and to the following described
premises witt The x of the Sc a of Sec &c. nTown
g. north of Range west, containing so acres more or
less being the tract of land conveyed by Isaac
Miles to said Thomas Laird by deed and at the date OF
said deed trust, witt August S S55, occupied by
tiarret Newkirk. Also the y of the Il OF Section
&c. Town 6, north of Range west, excepting twenty
2O) acres of the north end of the said tract OF land
Also the ne "a of the a of Section "A. Town 6, north
of Range west all in Grant County, Wis. The above
sale will be made to satisfy the Of 1913 95 100 dol
lars the adiudged to be due BY said defendants to
said plaintiffs together with interest and costs AMI
cruiug costs. DEXTER WAkD
Sheriff Grant Co., Wis
COBB & MESsMoRE, PlffPs AH'ys, 56w
The above Sale is hereby adjourned till Saturday
the 10Th day of NOrember ne1t at the place ana
time of day above advertised. Sci tember 4th, A. D
1858. 11tl2 D. WARD, Sheriff
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1858-09-18
sLEGAL NOTICES.
~ COMMUNICATIVE OF COuh.

IN PROBATE-EsTATE OF COUh.
State of Wisconsin, County August Term 1888
30, 8Ry f& Judge.
In the matter of the estate of John Cook, deceased
nN reading and fling the Petition of George W. Gran
J dai and joshua Brindley, Administrators OF th
State of said aeeease,i PRAYING for license to sell h
zeal Estate Of said deceased for the purpose OF rasin
to pay off the debts OF said deceased ana eNpen
s of administration
And therein on it is ordered that the matter OF sa'
clifton be heard before the Judge of this Court at 10
Court House Lancaster in said County, on the III
day of October A. D. 1858, l O'Clock, p NJ OF san
day. And it is further ordered that notice thereof b.
given to all persons ested by publishing this ore
for four successive weeks previous to said day OF hear
in the Grant County Herald, weekly newspaper pub
lisbed at Lancaster n said CountyDated August olst
l1S5S. 4tI WILLIAM McGONlGAL,
County Judge.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1858-09-18
INSTRUMENTATION.

STATE OF WISCONSIN,
County of Grant, IS. In Justices Court.
Town Potosi
Bartholomew Sheehen. VS.. James Moor
yIyO James Moor :-You hereby notified that a
/ VIII OF Attachment has e issued aytinst you and
your property attached, to satisfy the demand of Bar
tholonew Sheehen, amounting to one hundred dollars
(S100 O0 Now unless you SHALL appear before Richard
Armstrong, Justice of the Peace i'll and for said coun
t at his office said town. on the LIST day of October, A.
ID. 1858, o'clock in the afternoon, Judgment will be
rendered against you and your opeiy sold pay the
uebt.-Dated this lsI day of September A. d. 1853
3tl2 BARTHOLOMEW SiiEEIIEN, Plaintiff