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Daily national Democrat., 1858-12-09

e Let no false delicacy prevent you from consult
ing DR.. CHAs II. TozER, of Sacramento, who has at
tended and cured many within the last four years
and all you who have means to pay, can find in
him friend, who will make charges for examina-
tions or advice. We would recommend all who are in
trouble to call him and also TO look over his trea
tise venereal in another part Of this paper. The
Doctors office Is on Sixth street, between and X,
Sacramento nov4-yr
Daily national Democrat., 1858-12-09
Premium Hair Tonic.

Warranted to restore Grey Hairs to their origi-
nal color, and thin decayed hairs to their youthful
luxuriance and beauty. Also, to cure, effectually
Scurf and DandrulT. Reasons why it should be used
in preference to any other preparation for the hair
First-One bottle will restore grey hairs to their
original Color.
Second-One half bottle viii cure the worst case Of
Dandruf
Third-There is no oil in this preparation, and will
not soil the finest linen.
This is chemical preparation and has been manu-
facre for many years in the Atlantic States, and is
offered to the public and guaranteed the best Hair
Restorative now in
ES- This Hair Tonic awarded special diplo-
ma at the State Fair, Marysville, August.
Manufactured only at the Drug Store Of
s. t. WATTS Marysville.
And sold by T.. T. SPENCE, Nevada.
DR.. w. p. FLINT Forbestown.
nov2S-my CLARK & GIBSON, Eagleville.
Daily national Democrat., 1858-12-09

CARD.-It is well known fact among medi-
cal men, that there has long been wanted good and
reliable preparation of SARSAPARILLA, as nearly
all that manufactured in the East SPIRITS,
and some of them even MERCURY although protesting
not to do soconsequenty for all cutaneOus diseases,
ETC., they Injurious instead of beneficial. Now in
the preparation offer to the public willing
to show the receipt to any Oue-no matter whO-D0c-
TOR OR NO DoCToR-as every man has right to know
what he is taking:
Daily national Democrat., 1858-12-09
Misrellaneous.
MUSIC for the MILLION

TIENRX WILLIAMS most respect ssSS
Il fully announces to the citizens of Ma k55z7ls
rysvle and its vicinity that he is prepared 20 SeN
furnish any number Of Instruments OF Music EpAEHS
for Balls, Parties, Serenades, Professions &C. &c. at
the shortest notice, and most reasonable terms
Orders left at the What Cheer House. corner of 2d
street and Maiden Lane viii be promptly attended to-
noy30my
Daily national Democrat., 1858-12-09
R. H. MCDONALD & CO.,

Importing and Wholesale Druggists,
Have just received per clippers,
100 bbls Plaster Paris 500 bbs water proof Cement
80 bbls Marble Dust; 30 bbls Whiting
50 carboys Sulph Acids; 100000 Soda Corks;
100 jars Citric Acid; 80 bales Soda Twine;
20 bbls Irish Moss; 10 bales Fresh Hops.
With complete assortment Of Brewers. and Soda
Material, to which invite the attention of dealers
1879 Street, Sacramento, by
nov1S-3m r. II. MCDONALD co.
Daily national Democrat., 1858-12-09

HOllOway's Pills and Intmsnt-IIealth,
cheerfuness, long life, depend upon the regular ac-
ton of the digestive organs, pure secretons and the
vigorous condition of the lungs and the nerves All
these conditions Of the system are secured by the use
Of the above remedies. Sold 50 Maiden Lane, n. Y.
Daily national Democrat., 1858-12-09

CamPhenc, Lamp 81 Machine.
1000 gals best Polar Oil;
1910 gals fresh distilled Camphene;
1000 gals super winter strained Lard Oil;
800 gals pure Sperm Oil;
80 doz Olive Oh, quarts and pints;
Patent Axle Crease in kegs and cans superior article;
Camphene and Oil Wicks;
25 bbls. White and common Rosin;
1000 lbs. Potash.
For sale at the lowest market rates.
l39 J ST. Sacramento, by X. II. MCDONALD & co.
Daily national Democrat., 1858-12-09
To DrmggistS, Physicians and
Traders.

To Druggists, Physicians and
Traders.
The undersigned Importers and Wholesale Drug
gists, keep constantly hand the largest and most
extensive assortment of Goods, in their line, to be
found ia California; which they oerto the trade at
the very lowest market prices. They are also Sole
Agents for the Northern District of California; for the
following Patent Medicines;
S1nd's SdrsdpdriIId,
Ayers Cherry Pectordt, 49,
GuVsott's Yel10lo Dock and SdrsdpdrtHd,
ayers Cdthdttie Pills,
Perry Dd0is Pain KILLER,
GraefeRbur0 Co.'S Family Medicines,
Woods OiiUe Pect0rdI,
Dr.. Giddings FdHity Medicines,
LdHrdnS ScIid5fed Cod LtUer on,
UILbOr's COD Liver oil and Lime,
Roman Eye BdLsdn,
Caiiidn A0ue Pills, dc.
All articles purchased from them guaranteed of the
bestquality and purchases for distant points care
fully packed, and promptly forwarded.
RICE, COFFIN & CO.,
nug21-tf 27 and 29 D street, Marysvile.
Daily national Democrat., 1858-12-09
Spetiat 9utirrz.

Agency NOtice.-Mr. l.. p. FISHER Is our only
authorized agent in San Francisco to receive adver.
sements, receipt for the same and to transac. busi.
ness generally The DEMOCRAT onice NIX WASH
ington street, (upstairs) nearly opposite Magulre's
Opera House.
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EMANCIPATION ~ MISSOURI.
onderce Of The ". Y. Tribune

Correspondence Of The N Y. Tribune
JEFFERSON CITY, Mo-, Apr, y, las.
Free Labor is rapidly advancing in Missouri. The
march of emancipation is going on, silent bu. ~ deep
and resistess as the mighty watqrs OF the Missouri
from their inexhaustible in the Rocky Noun
tains. A mighty emigration is pouring in upon Nc
from the Free States bringing with il capital and en-
terpse so necessary to the development Of our vast
agricultural and mineral resources THIS process OF
emancipation requires no legislative ensctmert h~
the emancipation OF emigration, based upon the ne
cessites OF the white man, aud pashet forssrd by
his stern determination to settle where 81 nate ana
soil invite him.
You cannot better advance emancipation, sod the
Interest of the Republican party here TRAN oy keep
irg II climate resources and ntrsl pos'ion OF Mis-
s.uri before your readers. They will thank Jou-
those of them who may settle among us- longest
day they i've for il is truly noble fell OF eaterprse
and they will as certainly drive Slavery over the Dor
der. gradually, and without injury to the master or
slave or constitutional difficulties, as wafer hods ts
level II is I'D de of emancipation beyond the con-
troll of parties based not upon human, bet natural
laws which regulate at least the great Affairs OF men
You have not mistaken the importance OF our city
election here II will largely contribute ~ the popu-
laton ard wealth of the State. Emigrans are daily
comirg in upon u.s. AID confidently and quietly sitting
down in cur midst. Mschner and msnufactorles
are rapidly sprI ging up, and our beautiful ely,
touched by the hand Of Northern enterprise ano orna
me nted by tie capital will soon become to s. Louis
what ALBANY is to NewYork and one Of the most de-
slrable places to live in the Union.
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NktnTurk Dailu aribu,m
EDUCATION ~ ILLINOIS.

Corre.popd~pee Of The n y Tribune.
CH.RLrsroS, Coles Co., H., April ~, 1853.
THr rRIBrxE is getting to be so mech Ct family
psper all through the North west thai nongh: soce
little account Of our educational insisess n llaaois
would be Of general interest
Tux TRIBUNE has always beep an advocsse o. Free
Schools and general education, and IN some parts Of
Illinois, where !. does not circulate freely, 'osrs
strong opposition TO our Free School system.
To owe nome this feeling the teachers Of tue Safe,
in convention assembled last January elected very
thorough and efficient man to the office Of SAFE Agent,
whose duty il ,hould BE- to vii. all sections OF the
Safe and discuss the pro, sions and benefits Of our
Free School law.
Mr.. Simeon Wright an experienced .ea,eer ws
elected 10 this flee and hiss been lecturug ard hold
ing County Teachers Institutes for the is. four
months. His success in awaken Nc inte-es, IN this
great subject has been beyond the mos. sangune en
pectatons of the friends Of the ovenent; thus
showing that the Western people only wsnt 70 ksos
whs, to do and then they are ready TO do Il.
IL was our privilege TO attend an Insatuss la.e.y
held in Cbarl stop, Coles County. This, you know,
is the border OF "Egypt;" yet mos. Of the teach-
OF the county present, and for one week toe
mo.t thorough drills and rev lei VS. of the common Eu-
gsh brsr ches were kept up In the evening, ec.ares
given different branches Of the subject OF
edy cation and the largest meeting IL the place
would not hold the people who came out 70 neari and
the church was Q large, rev brick ed'nce, which
would do credit TO any New Englsnd village.
County Teachers lnsti utes are beiog he'd "a meet
of the counties of the STATE end general srcusng u
the minds Of the people 10 this great subec. OF mi
yerssl education may be looked for.
The wheat in Coles County looks we'll there is q
prospect ct large crop OF NUT, and the people "
Coles County will eat less pork, drink less whisky,
and result sustain better churches aud schools,
and have more pleasant homes. Y.
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TnE GREAT BUFFALO Hgsr-The press through
vonI take place in the month of July next and thst
bis Excellebcy Mohsmned Pachs, and suits and
several distir guished Congrsssmea aud attaches OF
Foreign Legations would accompany the expedition
This Expedition will leave St. Cloud, on the sssspp
River about the middle OF July. and proceed directly
10 Breckenridge. Here will be established the heal
quarters Of the parry. BreckeLridge i. stusted a.
the head Of steam navigation on the Red River Of ths
North, tie metropolis II the finest and most fer lie
section o. ccuury within the area fthe Cnted sat .
From tb,s poist for full five hundred miles tue Red
Rivsr # the North, nsyig.ble fsr heavy drangnt
steamer, rolls down tne richest Ind most magnc.ht
valley in the verdi. Is stracd0us for enigr4 on sfe
grsqualied-rich IL products, aud = n.'it ani even
Temperature. IE!osgL tbs cyUL'ry roam the pun
arde'k ~ rrt bg o. which vii p-oye noble s2'l
- those cob.posng tse patty. We are aus5ofzen -
= 80 tia al editors ottse u u -,
". cesre 20 s;-o8l73. ;heexpe'ion, w o. -
nom -. Cloui - tie ipg gfainds ana ,'h - .
Cland, nee of ,Alf4se. rhi- generous Oh = . nt
10y G-0.e t:ti. D. ssu'le tn q =. ~ ~" ~.
known q h.-.c.,'s, eL'! o. ~ e. -
So rs H.: os.,.rn. -.!--''e y -
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Tpy LATE JoHY VAN ZASDr.-Johu Van Zandt,
esq whose death was noticed yesterday, was born in
this city in March, l776, consequently vas ~ years
old. As remarked yesterday be entered the Bank Q,
in 1914, which Office he resigned IN lxsj Tie was
continued Director until his death. In the depart
ment of financial officer he had rome extraordinary
Guickpess of perception Of chara,ter and motives,
prevented his ever being imposed upon, or INC D"oA
being defrauded. !.
He retained till great age an accurate memory OF
tho events Of bis early life. he vel rememoered
hearing the signal gun fred from the top o. he old
Schu, Ter Mansion, when the indiana 10 the night
cane In the rear way, through the conleid .nd gar,
den, entering the back door and surprising siensrAi
Sci uyer and few friends who were spending the
evening with him. The signal gun rallied toe people
ard frightened the Indi,ns, causing them 10 make
their retreat with but little booty. lie remembered
al.o the surrender Of Burgoyne and the marco,R OF
the captured Hessans through Albany. lie repeat
edly saw nen executed in Albany under the decslon
and direction Of the Committee OF Safety" for
being Tories, or "c.w.boys,' or highway robbers or
the ike fences. For minor offences the ~aipp ny
poet was resoitcd to. Few, II any, among ns saivvs
him who can remember those scenes. bis father,
John Van Zandt resided on the esst side OF Uhon
stree. - Hudson street Park. His mother, Mary
Brooks Was of highly respectable Eag'sh fasliiy'
In youth, Mr.. Van Zardt was for {. shot tioe 10 a
banking louie in Nes-YoIk, before the hrs, bank
was ncor poratsd. While there, be of:en saw WAsh,
ington ana bis associates. After th, 40 the year OF
ehay's War; old Mr.. Caldwell put him and an
other young man, Mr. Mynderse, in charge O coun-
Try retail sore at Bennington VI. AT INA, hne Troy
was scarcely village, and the way to Bsgmng'on
was no,ty through an unbrOken forest. While re,
,idipg at Remington he became acquainted with and
married MehetGbe Jones Of Wliams,osn, Mass,
mot eptims be lady, and again fcsme resident OF
Albany With her he enjoyed domestl; hsPp'%ss
ard TRANQUILITY in an eminent degree, till, BY her
death, they were separated, when he -as sbost ~
y,ais of sgs. TO ttess habits Of lie, ard beiag
itIictfy temperate, he always attributed ~. good
having harmed any man in lfe--srd a, les. has de-
parted with the fun assurance of the Cari-,'n, hav-
iug the last 70 years enjoyed blessed hope 10 the
SAVIOR. Albany Eve. Journal, Apn! ~.
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,n,y.rrRE rs A UoRsE CARA frenl II onTs
vho,e habitat is ia the extreme soutnefn "a-d, "hio
rioI be me ward in the other ngnt, Ia ooeoence
10 the dumb telegraphing OF very Prey ahd s.ry
ssy arraye ed young LADY, rang the BEL rom his sta
zion In the rear and Of course the Ger stopped the
Young lady entered, smiled benignauty o. olrg'od
looking adolescent friend, and then psssed quick az
though intending by coup detat ~ dethr) the driver
and 70 a.sume tie rsIs Of power 10 the de.rmen. VI
the hoe the disgrace Of the driver sad the terror OF
the civil passengers. Arriving on the fo-Fsrd plat
form ust a. the started she confronted ;he cJn-
duotor ard without q word of warning, proceeded.
with fsts fan and paraso u punish him ~ fa.hi"n
which would chslsnge the descriptive pose:s 81 tle
most expert Il pTiLg fight reporters. Cikret fJwod
freely fiOIn the nostT'-, deep mourning drspei the
windows Of tie soul, little spots OF blue cotss me
face ndisc Intimately like the boys map ~ toe
Indsn Archipelago before the fair victor ret rec ION
the contest forced tbsrefrom by saee' s1'sast on.
Altet the conductor saved his Uranium tV'' go ns
that meta pho zeal cIancery which 50 oiisl p. va ~
inn e,ion on ujze fybs before toe comm)n ~" c'srs
hear OF n en- The lady then defined her PoS"on "
the %. ssereers " ho appeared % Do deeply o'su-"e
me an no aussn % tie speed OF the nsises-ssyng
TIA. the ms'snns h.o.I Bind +. es,:s sne.ser,
uIs,sTs,s he beat him. Having thgs sx?ls ne", the
cor w,s ag,in stopped, conductor and is1y eit inc
car went on and the passengers dIeH ,ns m"'s-'ur
Ssnd nrsIdly Offering up thanks tina. lie vas s1 as
tnls II an msHleu' -
uo,p,n sySrivvsTALIrY.-THt R,chefer D,aso-
I avs there has been sore angular - ,r es cacfent
The a. Days If the Stout trial l. Is sad Tat
several 81 the fsrer ex cvnced sufpi: ns Lrf Vt
T. H. welfare Of the prs lnef on trial. and wsrt - far
~ r. srni him Letters Of sympathy and oondolspce.
ore youpg woman, while sitting II he c'rrt-roon
eurtc The trial gave vent - her f,eioys in several
roccsl efu IONS the topics Of whics we're BET pf''
cner snc his had fac.
DEATH CAUSED ny Jgs,ANISE FLowLrs.-A cs.d
.f M Ierod four years Of aye, lyisg tie Wee -rn
BIarch, in Norfolk equity, was pols9e'd .pme Gays
.;nce by trekiog the h3aer Of the yellow Jss,,n ne
The L,te one oisd IL an hour after !: rpmP'a'ssd 81
beirg sick. The parent word no. says X we vas
a.. of the sudden o.a.h Of their OH .u' Tor a
rsymse, Who aid j., lad besr - hing 'hs hD<-f,
\ III j. I.sdy pO.."r. 80 ID iie'a"'
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CUPREME CoURImCty and County u ! NsTr

CUPREME COURT-City and County u New.
- Ymk-PETER A. BROWN ssainst GEORGE :. stl II
aud NARY his wife IRA A. ALLEN and other. ire
s.e-Pur.usnt judeuen Of the Supreme Coqr S,G
sr.cs Term th. action the h day Of April s's VIM
be- sold a. public aucoA uudsr the direction Of tse
by A. J. Blocker Son Co, Auctpneer' on III h9p
the sixth day Ct May, 1853 at II o'clock poor t'e ~.
chants Exchange, in the City Of New ioh 81 tnal
lot niece or parcel Of and .h the building nefeon 'e'
y ard b. ina the Ward 10 the city Of Me-" to
aud follows to Wit Beginning ala pioie .ge
erly line or OF Thirty .eyenh 're't distant 49,
n, ,a.r,y Nh or aide EishIh hnoofe1 ae
~ the. net and four inches and running thence -S
,sid uonh.ry line side Thirty seventh stfs Ioe
and liant pci.. ncrhshy parallel TO aid gan aye
pue ninety Ugh, and lie iehe. 70 ne ecu, ss
,, inc b.s; The so.h.y parallel 10 EAsha ave-
uus t T. AID nae inch' to he aat Of Dsfa
ng L.in. on Of yer los VI land bersoigre '?LsSys
,S ,J cor, s,itt and Thou Aud oy Nicbo.. Mort,
Lt nv e.d dated May 1855 and recorded 10 th "h1- o'
~ The City Coaoty Of New fot On tbs .t1
dy Of G.rch 1895 Lib. 7c7 u cooyeJsnc. PAGE ~ se"
III ~. f,~.s Plaintiff At,s1uey. s,42sv3v
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NETWORK AND ERIE R "a. LIZ 1s,l -.se1
IN md ,N,r THURSDAY Jan. q ieos ana en.. -, q
notic. P..,sps~ Trains vii Pier f"s OF 'nsas " ~
lows. viz: r.. p,,.t,k .1l prine. ps
NAIL TRAIN at $50 H. Or DuTsirt Ane buhae ana ih'e'
loCRLAND PASsENGER, as NJ ron ' s,'.'on.
va P.rnor, for surer. snd 't.i "a 80 On
WAY PASSENGER E. 400 ?. N, i0' N'~'@e-'
snS iu;sgns eS sie Stations. - s,.,..,,,r..A
,ou- 40 O. IA ,. for D. nkiIh sLd, s"r
esys excepted, CT Bur-o- =. rf,-,-, Win re Tinin
r.-s,ts -. Esl, RsIi, a. ier Naela re- a
sh.hslon With syl'ep 'sa Cd Ees yoi
e. scose a: eSr1nt VIZ e;e,t Ell win re D.ia~rr,
L. saS.rns .d wtsisa ES-t I seT,i. a. z hsIss a.
- s. - I,-s.s Ill .ts LAse-s f4-l'e< ~ trS~
~. "a - :, 4, - u.u :. "a ca - -.
4 bsLpi1N --oftb; .r''o'LL
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nater Cure.

DR. MUNDE's WATER-CURE ESTAB-
~ LIsHMENT, at Florence, Mass thrce niss from the
Northampton Depot. Price, Sl2 per week.
HYGEIO- MEDICAL INSTITUTE, No. ID
III Laisbt st. w.Yoik.-Drs TRAIL end NAY having
associated with themselves in business ID A. GORTON, d. y,
and Mr. c. s. SMALLEY NJ d. (~ho has had large snd re-
hsbly experience In the Of female dis
esse enabled give the sctest attention ~ all
pvad The establishments has been thoroughly reno
desire the dietary the Institute Every appliance worth usT
Known the ysenic system will be found here Out
door pat n ended Lyingn received and nurses
provided Inmates have the privilege Of attending the Msd
-. Lectures in the School Department Terms reasonable
NB-The MERIDEN MOUNTAIN HOUSE at Meriden,
Comp one of charming and salbons places In New
England will BE- opened as their country June
NETWORK WATER-CURE, No. Ash tiate
IN s2 Morton patients may rely srlu test'
and careful attention. Our table IL supplied with eN eat
Graham bread vegetables uis &C. persons wishing our diet
Wy ~ DR.. j. p. WALLACE.
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Goal.

COAL-FURTIIER REDUCTION in PRICE.
~ Pure Red.Ash Peach Orchard Genuine Lehigh and
Broad Of the first qualities a. ~ IS delivered from
the boats and SIS % nom the yard HENRY REEVE,
ner Canal and Centre, aud cor. jane and Weststa
Or,Icy Oh JuR CUMBERLAND Coal IRov COMPANY,
Corner Of Broadway and Wal-s., 7
NEw.YoRx, April n, 1851.
YNUE CUMBERLAND COAL and IRON
COMPANY arr prepared 70 contract for the sale Of
their welknown and approved qualities OF CUMBERLAND
coal II will Le shipped best order from the Compsnys
drpots al Alexandris, Va and Baltimore Nd.
t,.isb, without charge A. MEHAFFEY, President
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A. NJ. kEAwg. AnoioDeer.
RY BANGS, BROTHER a. CO.-Trsfe Sas
~ Roma Yark

"WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON May S. A. O'Clock.
PRIVATE LIBRARY Of the Rev Thonis' CaliAn deoeased
late Catholic Pastor Malone FrsI kin County ~ IT, comPIs
ina choice collection Of the Of the mort esteemed Csho
lie writer's theological and Horc. illustrative Of the Orsin
H,toy Forms and Ceremonies Of the Roman Catholic Church
Many Of the Books calf hafesf and Bndres
The Library also embraces extensive variety Of valuable
and BOOKS relating general Literature,
including many super,y and prosey Dussted works bchy
and Substantially bound, &c.
Catalogues ready.
MONDAY AFTERNOON May 10th, a. 4 O'Clock
SUPERB ENGLISH BOOKS.-A large and very select col
lection Of choice Book mostly English in the various depart
general Literature Including the bet Library Editions
Of Sit Walter Scots entire Works IL 100 vols with $40 illus
Bohns several library series in superb styles of binding
Hslhm, 0ibbon, Robertson Prescott, Hume and other His
torisps Beaumont and Fletcher CrAbbe Soutbey Cowpe
and all the standard Historians Poets aud Drama
lists, D keps Levers and Thsekeray's books &c. &c of
editions and mos in the richest aud mo subs.an
tsl bnddg including which bound for exhibition
the Crystal whole the best selected and
desirable collection that has been offered at public sale
Catalogues may be had application TO the Aucioneers
AT PRIVATE SALE-A great quantity Of Shelving and Gas'
Gases
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CUPREME COCRT-City and County of New

CTPREME COURT-City and County oil Now
- Yoh-PERRY q. GARDNER sssiast OSCAR y SIZE
BINS DOROTHEA srEBSINS, THADDEUs 9bNOAb'
Tx,cutor a. of william Gay deceased, Joseph TnJmpson
Deborah spencer Elizabeth Gsy Mary Gay tt.ncl' IT,
Spencer Eliza r. spencer, Mary spencer Corner.
William Spsncer-Sunmons for rehet-IJ the aisnl
above named each th.m You a. a
Sur.d TO the complaint Ia this action and 10 srt1e
go OF your the said complaint tho sabeoer a.
his oAcc No. II Wal street, il tie city u Sesf9rs s.nt
twenty days after the hereof exclusive OF the day OF SAG
ser, you fell 10 answer the said complaint "n'o me
will
for N. r,.f demanded II tn, oomplsi-DsisS Ns"f"
Nxrb r. 1888. an, .. NJ - ,y.r,
IT, co,.ir In III. stion the Office Of the Cisfk
Of The CITY And County of N-w.York, April 10, ls5s
.nl4 lsyswW GEO BLISS, j., PiAnt,as Attorney.
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Eegai Notices.

NETWORK SUPREME COURT-Cty and
N County Of New. Yors-EDTH COLLINS md RACHi VI
COLLINS against DAVID L. LAfOURErTk sd kLiiLY
LATOURHIrE bic vile. EDWARD WYMAk aud JASss
A GRANT.-suamons for rsisf-re the DeisndaHu aonss
ssmsd You hereby summoned and required to nwer me
compliant ths ston which fled Ia the ONO " -rf
of ~ CT, and County Of NewYok the 18th day OF March,
ls snd copy Of answer 70 the said conpsnt
on the Subscribers tir Office No 100 Broadway In te Cy
Of N,wYotA within twenty seI the service Of this sus
ons on you exclusive Of the day Of SUCH service ass you
t,l 10 the raid within the time aforesaid The
nj. ia. p dis scon will apply the Court for the rsas de-
wsrd.d in the snt-Dated Ne~-York, March % 1853.
~ lsw0wW GOODMAN JEsUP, PAiuiins Attorney.