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Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1858-12-31
An ACT 10 enable the People to vote directly
for President and Vice President.
Senator Cameron On the Tariff.
IN U. S. SENATE, WEDNESDAY, DEC. Is

Mr.. CAMERON, of Pa, said: l pro-
pose to submit to the Senate, with re-
quest that it be printed for the uso of the
members, memorial, and other docu-
meuts, relating to the manufacture of iron
in Pennsylvania, published by the conven-
ton Of iron masters which met in Pbila-
delphia on the Goth of December, 1919, aud
other additional statistics, furnished BY
members of the American Iron Associa-
ton; and wish to make few remarks
explanatory thereof.
In table AZ of the annual report Of the
Secretary of the Treasury, of last year,
he gives the yearly average price of pig
iron in New York, for 81 years, from 1920
to 1857, which | find, making an average
for the whole time, is S34,20. The duty
on this price, at so per cent, would have
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1858-12-31
Voting for President, Directly.

It's doubtless the wish of every man t
vote for that member Of his party whom
he prefers; but our present mode Of voting
BY Electors, often prevents it, and there
no hope of changing that mode Will
Slavery exists, aud while the small State
have an advantage by it. But each an'
every party could put up their Electors
and then, in addition to voting for them
the voters could designate their first choice
for President and Vice President; III
agyreyafe vote Of their party Throughout
tho Nation, would instruct the Electcr:
for whom to cast their votes. This would
be fair to all parties, and get the peoples
choice in the most direct way. Then the
Republicans could vote for Fremont and
DAYTON, or for M'Lean aud Blair, or for
Seward and Clay. or for Lincoln and Ray
ner, or anybody else, and while thus the
whole party strength would be combined,
the one having the most votes should re-
ceive the Electoral vote. The Democrats
could thus vote for Douglas, or Buchanan,
or Hunter, or whoever they chose, and
then the majority would rule. The Tri-
June, in urging this mode Of satisfying a
great popular demand, says:
Is it, or is it not, desirable that Nation
al Conventions 10 nominate candidates for
President and Vice President be dispens
ed with, and larger freedom of choice
thereby accorded 10 all the People! The
plan We advocate requires no change in
the Constitution, nor IN its Electoral ma
chinery. All this is as it would be if made
expressly to allow that freedom and efiica-
cy Of individual choice for which We
contend. All that is needed Is simply
that the Peoples Endorsements on their
ballots shall be counted as well as the
ballots themselves. And why should they
not be? Who has any right to forbid
and seek to obstruct such count? But
if We suppose there are politicians who
would make the attempt, we know 1t can
avail nothing if the People really want to
select their own candidate for President,
as We believe they do. A law of ten lines
will settle the business in each State be-
yond artifce or cavil. Here is its sub.
stance
An Act 10 enable the People to vote directly
for President and Vice President.
Sec. |. Be IL enacted, DC, That if any vo-
ter at any election for Presidential Electors
hereafter held in this State shall see fit to IN
dorse by writing or printing on such ballot
the names OF the persons he desires said Elec-
tors to support for President, Vice President.
Be 5ehd the ddiv f o the heeTcHtya d2e and It shall
return such Endorsements along with the votes
for Electors to which they belong.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1858-12-31
Senator Seward on The Pacific Railroad.

WASHINGTON, Dec. 81, lS5S.-Tht
Pacific Railroad Bill came up.
Mr.. SEWARD, of New York, addressed
the Senate. He said the descendants OIL
the Dutch colonies of New York keep fol
ever bright the memories Of their Father
land. Whenever, however, he travelled
in Holland, he could hardly find there one
lingering tradition Of the settlement of the
New Netherlands. 1t is always so. The
affection of emigrants for their native
country is ever stronger than the sympa-
thies of that country for its exiles. The
Senators from California-as yet the only
representatives. here of society on the Pa
cifc coast-are committed to this great
measure, and are earnest in its support.
So he hoped that if his arguments in re.
spouse to them seem to be addressed to
the Senators from the Atlantic States, they
will do him justice to reflect that it is only
on this side Of the Rocky Mountains that
the snow and ice of Indifference and pre-
judicc resist conviction.
He would no, say much concerning the
details of this bill If he were allowed to
prescribe route, and the policy of con
structipg Pacific railroad NOW, be would
choose path which would be continua-
ton Of the road that our great northwest
ern emigration has hitherto followed. He
would discard all euployment of compa-
MES, and all grants Of public lands: and
would build the road as military, postal,
and national highway, with the money
and credit Of the Federal Government,
and surrender the lands along its route
to tho actual settlers, free of cost. He
would increase the revenue by increasing
the tariff on imports, and create sinking
fund to absorb gradually the public debt.
But be had concurred 10 presenting the
bill now under consideration, because it
vas the only Alternative. lie saE.!''es
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1858-12-31

DOUGLAS OPPOSED To Protection
The Chicago Daily Times-an organ Of
Douglas-in speaking of the views of Mr..
Douglas on the question of Protective
Tariff, says: "No DEMOCRAT FROM ANY
STATE WILL EVER VoTE FOR A PEoTEc-
TIVE TARIFF THUS Is GREAT 'TRoU-
BILE DISPOSED OF" Such doctrine, Dou-
glas or whatever else it may be, will not
be entertained for moment in Penusyi-
vania and her sister tariff States 1t will
puzzle Foruey to make tariff man out Of
lifelong opponen, Of the system Of
Protection such as Douglas.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1858-12-31

fud also that the duty, under the tar.
iff of 1912, on rolled bar iron, was $50
per ton; and other bar, SIS per ton.
In 1928, the duty on rolled bar iron
was s37 per ton; aud other bar iron, s22,-
40 per ton. 'n=P
Under the act Of 1882, the duty was
reduced.
In 1887, on rolled bar iron it was S2l, :
40 per ton; on other bars 1882 4-5 per
ton.
In June, 1912, on rolled bars, sl3 60
per ton; on other bars, sl2,S7 Is per
ton.
By the act of August, 1912, on rolled
bars, s25 per ton; on other bars, SIT per
ton.
By the act of 1916, it was made 80 per
cent ad ualorem, and by the act of 1851,
reduced again to "a per cent.
Referring to the Secretary's report, it
will be seen that the average price of pig
iron for II years, from ls46 to 1857, in
elusive, was s29,06, and that, at 30 per
cent, the duty would have been $3.50.
From 1913 to 1852, the average price was
s23,54, and at 80 per cent, the duty was
1915, and yet the total consumption Of
iron and steel, and the manufactures there
Of, imported, was, during these five years
of low duty, but ss4,a26,254; whereas,
during the next five years, FROM 1853 to
1857 inclusive, the consumption was
Sl34 ,4a2 1928, although the price had ris,
en- $500, and the duty at the same rate
would have been 1926, instead Of s6,76;
showing, conclusively, that low price
and low duty does not increase the i'm
ports or the revenue. 1. follows, that this
low rate Of duty is not the revenue stan.
dard.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1858-12-31
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Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1858-12-31

OPIUM EATISG-It is said that op um
eating is increasing to fearful extent IN
New Yolk city Certain nervous lawyers,
and even Judges, resort to opium eating
as a stimulus thus demonstrating contin-
ually ths; the race Of fools is cot as yet
extinct. nor liktlY to be shortly.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1858-12-31

gzy-The following lines were read be-
fore Teachers Institute in Uuion coun-
ty, and by It's request are published in tie
Chronjcle. The author is young and was
educated mostly among Germans, which
will account for several irregularities in
rLyme and rythm.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1858-12-31

The York County Bank has issued new
s5 aud $40 bills, on account Of numerots
counterfei,s Of the old ones.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1858-12-31

LIEUT.. GEN ScorT.-It is stated that
this veteran officer is about to visit liava-
ma for brief sojourn, passing en route
through Charleston, where it Is proposed
10 ciye him a pub.ic reception.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1858-12-31

.'lie labored for himself with moderation
for the Commonwealth with earnest.
ness'
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1858-12-31

Southern Kansas is ss.I 70 b. Il = very
G.syiIsr.g o'a..:ioa.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1858-12-31
THE AMERICAN SCHOLAR.

rhyme and rythm.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-08-03

r.,,,s rrva cut,,s q theJ spppbtnett hey sos
E .srf,ei secartty 20 N. psor- of ,ss Si
tc.It a he Of their app intmso soa f1r The %
ts. Tor al BoDeys whicA maj come ~ iAe'f ssnes ~
wcvsr ,,c.ins ana us ,nch security herein befo'e
% S,r ball made scd ed cis.oYias ~ 4 81,
pers IA hail iber.upcn cease and oe cofseo 500
wi OF receiver han theie apon De Sests ,..,an W.
,.s,.l ests.. and pop ny vhcb snco ooPofs'on vs.
sns - ~ sn,,e3 be time u fns 1c5 y or a.
,hr...r ard shall @ trustees o. s,eo ssNs sla pp
-, for ,be benefit Of the creditors arc
p If. b.,e are sufficient fnnds on hand 70 psy on ana
stch.,,e suy one more creoTo toe - -, -
-. a. ..,.nt Of the cIeoHors approptse sp' ~
~h tre Il debis, III he ceBsen' OF sI
pppoyided for by the fur a. 90 nsnd may pay ~
.y Of .ss s,set' or PrDDr l psd ;. -
~ se.e.s OF tbe sad oorpos'on WIN tte consent o.
s1t. I.mslrrg creditors, may ee 10 upn .. - -
.ih,, paysbe stock 0hsr~lse - tir sAo Juufe
'I - i n.y deem e1pedent io1 the iu;eestso Gil p,f
~, INTERESTED ibeifin- .,o, time IN 3. me make
g. surb Copr, Jude OF stse nsy rom I'm 70 'e -
:, % s.ou or otherwi.s upon such Hrus Of psynsbt tp1
ssdif 10. ,xeeoos two Iesr.) or h'r". ana upo
.u,V shh1 deemed for the interest OF nc ~.
:, a uch corporsiin and also rom iiie 70 q
.ch orders ard sivs such directions u may be exponent
duties of such receiver or receivers
Y - ~ .be sA.rs a such corporation. TIE iqni1son
ID naym.tt II ia debts aud bsb.is and tbe ustflolr,
,, be .toes ho3eis OF Any surplus when may eAn o' "
~s,e ofn. inability sb.ence any cause. Of sny
or Jo o before proceeding pder tos ac are
.bsr I6se or Jugice Of the same Court or o me Sl
men. Court In tha; Judicial Dittiiet ,, -.
So The provisions Of sriice tnd o. ute oH, ouap .
.rh, tsit third Revised Statues so Tar as my
,, 70 The UOwIs duties Of receivers ara zoe olsoHu
Of the property and estates Of eorpoaon on e
inrsry oi.sou Il eftOi and not inconsistent "h nc
r1cyons Of s shall apply 10 receivers appnsd ana zoe
and estates Of corporsobs Dissolved uIde this sct bat
fps IN this c,ion conianed shall be taken or construed 70
limit or restrain the powers bereDo~ore conferred " ~ " VI
n. CoDr, Judge or Justice therein mentioned
So This act shall take effect immediately
New-York daily tribune., 1858-08-03

csc, rerrcssh O, oecouy lpcp bin, OF 70 'rf1'e -
lin u.seolcuc; ~ blame, or even oISmso'- error or
n is.shs II his cfhci,l rea;ioos 70 the Dgtey %
,.rysur or n he Scisl or pefeopA reialons 70 the
T,u.is,. We psonoutce them, ore and all merely;
ut,erly,srd pakeoly scsndaoas, without s shadow Of
truth res -cn or Justice 10 stand epor.
We conclude ths article with t,is flr;hsr testimony
Of The .sne gentlemen TO The prva;e scd public
character of Dr. Gould ardof their very empbstic
d.mrslion of The persecution 70 which ne hss been
sxpos.d by few members of the Board OF rrus,ess:
"ror Dr.. Goad's personal quslliies; We claim to be
iueges Sc well q. o'hers SO, OF us hn,w Inn well;
msry o. us have hsd proosoy qu'e ss inIsu n'er
course with bim ss spy member OF the bosrd OF
Tru.tsep Ard those of as Who have enjoyed tois ad
vsnsse feel bound to tske this occssion 20 dec.aer
that IL is q rsre thrg meet ina; hsppy comonfon
Of quat ss in,esc.asl aud moral when go 70 MAKE
up il him chsrscter OF Truly msply anc noole pro-
portions, ard a true gertiemsn lns is our esu sc
of the This is the estimse IN nlcl ne Is ned
by biz earr ed as ocistes 81 the Serunc Counc ahd
Dc pot hesitate to ado By great numbers OF enen,
PEI ell the learned srd scien'hS "oiu and
by as many Others IN al the walks ano ranks oi ne
down 10 the most humble, S. ever blessed the exist.
cree Of suy man of his ye with their sdmrati1u and
at. c,on. Arrogance irsclsnc ard concet have 10
relation 70 barac er ike his and we beheSe II Il no
more IN his nature 10 offer gross apd insults
TO any human being. trs atiog him with even common
ceeency, than it s in bis, or sny good man NATURE 70
off.r sn irsult to bis Msker.
For DIR. Gou'd's personsl integrity and honesty,
We regard the stenp that has been msde 10 impeaco
II, without shadow of foundation, IN the same is nt
q We would an attempt. msde from sheer mslce or
passion 10 brig public suspicion upon the chsstty OF
tire pures wife ar mother that the city contairs. NO
city s tit 10 live in no coumunity ls ut 10 live in, no
country s fl 10 live where personal reputation can
be thus sssad, and the act meet with no public 10
dgrstiop, and no public rebuke.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-08-03
THE RIVIERE HUABUG.

To the Elffo, 0J Th>n " Tribune
s,g. few words more to complete the obssrva ioos
rrl, ,,. Ryiere scandal a, contained in yolr &'e Of
July 2l. ,.,.d-
About two years sgo, the above nsmei-:csmp pxss r
Cd tie Zouave Uniform in enc of the balls u Nss~.
u.,d commonly for public Lectures There be denver
a ..vsr,l lecturss on the Crimean csmpsisn. Tisy
60 s..,i s.ns o .. and oonf.Oo clear 70 the mind Of
any ore Who e;d s 's p: :'S SG sSsf' ps Sss;
crama. N 1,;eadier. G enerals Of ths New-YoSk
Sy ere er er,oo1unsea ,o1 by bi. ss although fss p,r'
sIwsa, Th sas :qs s q 's .s
Van, va xarmly supported by several nsyspsPsS
tmers m otheI. BY The Cs,Is, Dc, L,e'. .s.isa .a Ds
a. french Corfulste did not pro'ec Is.ss sk In
piv,re's d. secrAting the uniform OF 1s so .od.r
New o leans ts wss petted BY miitry 20 snagsssc
...,irg a. their reyiews Of course 10 hish o'n"
in utitofn. rv 10 La huulgyy<r
oebeISy P|oP.S ".N'+e -
ses xhet they dtsie.
ssseiSsa s1,i5Ss JsJ e. rsy
New-York daily tribune., 1858-08-03

LICHTNING RoDs.-Do lightning rods pro.ec. build
ipgs CT prevent them from being injured by lightning
This is very mportsnt question, which has never
been, to our understanding, satisfactorily answered.
1t appears that buildings with rods are frequently
struck, and then We are told that the insulation was
imperfect or the points rusty or something wrong.
One building struck this summer is reported covered
with lightning rods What wss the matter here /!
Were they s out Of order
IL tie late teuble sorm at Boston and vicinity, low
houses struck and high ones escaped just ss they
often do, where neither was protected by lightning
rode. Agsin the bolt fell in the wster, close by q
vessel not touched; ard we have seen tree torn in
pieces 10y the 81 lie of high ledge that escaped al
hsrm; and We have known teams,er hit and his
team un.oucled and dog killed 10 house tbs, was
Lot bit. Aad fn,ly, We have never known we'll
authenticated case Of hghtningrod protection. We
think the late storm a. Boston must have produced
sme csses that might, if well looked TO, af,rd
some proof whether nghtnpg-rods are or are no: Of
any or if any, of how much.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-08-03
VyHE GREAT WONDER OF THE NINE
i TFESTH CENTURY
PROFESS SSOR WO obs
HAIR RES RATIV E.

HAIR RE S L O II A L v f..
S.ys the St. Louis (Mo Democrat: Below we publish ette
70 Dr. Of this city from gentleman in Maine which
,ps,i owinsy Of superior mes Of his hair tonic Such
y5er ust have coming from re.ble source
oebeste guarantees o truth the Doctor needs no enco
n-'"' "'' '''''' PD"' '''' - Bsfa Maine Jan 20 1856
Pref O. J. woop 4 Co Gentlemen: Having my attention
months The highly beneficial effects Of your
sr soraiy induced 10 make al application OF IT upon
Vii ny whi.kefs w.re Of tie Some three
months since procured bottle Of your Hs he.iosV ..a
II sIont twice week have since procured smother bottle OF
which have used ,erty 10 the world that the
s,sy or le hair totally issppeaed both head sad
lace sLd my bar las resumed It's psteial ooo ana oeevs
Inn row lixy yssr oo my good wii- a, the age o tJ~o'
L.. use 1t with the sAme eh' Ct ~, H.,
y lam b.. hever viii reh'y use IT, as per dIee
lsn oi ths city and resident the s eeA
ard known 10 nearly every one here and 10 ne soons W
;scbed q; your service wish the beauties Of
rsiure in otieIs well as myself am Sly y0RIy RAYMOND
WOODS HAIR RESTORATIVE;
BALIIMosE, Jan. %, 1853,
hest portion o ny hair from the effects OF ye)w fever IN NeN
ohens in ls was ooacea 70 make hms sis aS o op XII ss
n now heE glossy ard words express my Obligations
you in giving to the afflicted such rsasSre JOHNSON
The uded The Rey X Bsss qs, !; G'iss R,otss il l{s. M
lie gentleman great Influence and university 9e1sS 9vSp
BRoorFIELp Mass Jan I2 1858.
Pref wooD- Dear Sir Having made trial Of your hsI Ne
oase pleasure to say ths ts ehect nss osen en
e.en enov Inflammation, daDofnh anu constant zen
oepey itching with which have been rom ny ou
10 original coo have uted 70 o'her article WIN anybe
"Ae '"' ~ f j. X. BRAGG.
The RESTORATIVE is put up in bottles Of three sizes VIZ
hrse medium and small ne small holds han Pn sno feA
E Der bottle the medium holds at least ~ per cent more
n p than snb and e;ais TOR ~ per DO e te
large fds quart 40 per cen. more in proportion ana 0'
& per bottle a, o,o s..aa.,. N.w
o. j. WOOD Co. PIopretoIs No 5iZ eroadway, rev N
yoh lin the sIoat n Y Wire Railing Estabhmeat) and No
4 Maket st ST. Louis No and sold by all good Druggists
and EancY (jOods Dealers
New-York daily tribune., 1858-08-03

ABoUr CAr.-Two years and hall sgo one OF our
ctzers TO oblige friend the captain Of ship abou.
e. sail for the East Indies, gave hi eat for The pur
pose of ke ping the vermin board in proper subsc
tor. Pussy, during the intervening time, voyased
TO Cslcutts, therce TO Liverpool, back TO Bonbsy
thence to Charleston, S. c., and fnaly 20 Boston.
few days after tee arrival Of the snip 81 this port the
former owners Of the cat sitting q. breakfast
when in walked tabby the same ss If she had never
b. en- away from home, and after general review Of
the premises she came and jumped the knee Of the
maser of The household h,d been her wont in old
tines TIE story is curious evidence of sttschme
locality in the animal and singular prcof OF ts re-
en- ion Of memory. boston Ledger
New-York daily tribune., 1858-08-03

DRowYEp.-WlAm ii. Decker, a boy egh, yes-s
Of sse, son Of Wm Decker, Of Grsssy POioL, Huison
River while birg asleep On csral boat at tie foo of
Perry ,ueet, a. is supposed, on Saturday niglt
relied overheard and was dIowred. lie hsd b'eo ei.
on board Of ,e slocp Extra, belorgrg 70 re fs;her.
1his ,ocp ley beside the canal bo..- The bay w.
recovered, sld Coroaef Cs nary te.d an inqaes;.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-08-04

HUDSON RIVER RAILROAD. -Frun jas
IL l5s ItsrIsi- ear CLA1.5@-,s- s-'il. a. 90
1Itiss.g-rrs - sniSr u Aoslysn. fr's rNs-s
or yr.- Il.so. T. a. o:Si = .ot Do.o' srFiJ - %
al ? n fr P Thss-1ss q a., a - = -. -
for Pe-bb 3 Ias 2 -xrfssPTs Se~u,. ing -
YsrJt.ru.-d D5h- ~ T-.n' q tn- Nsi se''ns
P,-er.s7 .sSss a. esE 5s. Csai CcsoP :; al sis
frE.rs l5- t-v Yo-t ks-, TT 9. :S az 10 - T. sne
sri s:l5 q. All Ah.uT ;.i5 ard lc:5 e saa 80
~ e&ITa slp.f.s.sa,sah
New-York daily tribune., 1858-08-04
NEw-YORK SUPREME COuRr:-RICH-

~ ARD B. GAGE ssan,t THE MONTREAL RUBBER
COMPANY-Srr 70, demand Jntrst &c ,u.
named defrpdAn.s You hereby
ored required the complain, IN this which
will tiled In the cc- Of .he Clerk Of the County o New York
Cry Hal be City Of New Yort and 70 capy Of
sour he aid psin the subsber his oce
No leg e sdss 10 said city within twenty days ser toe
vice Of this exclusive Of the day Of slch
you fail the said mp amt within the time
az resst he psa,d this viii Judg gusn asxes
you the Of hBned and eighty three doss With
Interest The elhtA DAY Of July thousand eight hundred
and fy esht b-sde t~ Of ths stionDsed July =.
lsss. 8 d. COZZEAS Piainuh's Attcrney.
the ad oc- ssd Cef.
q ssd CRY Hell Wednesday the tslh day Of July 1851
wa lsvew W g. ID. C0ZZENS PsntiH's Attorney.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-08-04

NENTRAL RAILROAR Of NEW,JERSEY-
~ Connecting u N-wHsppson with the Delaware Lsok.
and Westsn Rsizosl and 4 LAs.ou with tie LsAeA
valley Rslrvs1
SUkNER AlRANGENENY, eouu.u-as A,ra n Isss-
hesys Eewfora fx Esstoo sad iuisce pscss from nss
by shsTe ss,na sn1 st S:1 p
T< asove trrjps E6raS vtth txssrs On tAs No.
lsrssy Ra,rosA uhh svs EswYos uss As ssx q coas
isndt-A ss u sad .3s N. end enA sRa- =.
Passenssrs fos TIE De1sxSrs LAokavsnsn era Wsm Ia
.ssd s.i k.ys ct Y o.H 1s LsAse vsss aslirs,1 Z
Ne .. na |: a. JOHN O. eSE2kA saP~fasssAsuA ,
New-York daily tribune., 1858-08-04

SUPREME COURT-Westchester County
~ YIELDING s. CANT, PLainiid AT. FRANCIS s. MILLS
CA1HARINE his vif-, HENRY w. BASHFORD, SAND
1OpD LYACH, JOHN W. CORLIES, and JONATHAN n
TIT Deseneants -sanmops for Rse[ Com not ssved-To
tle defendant eAHDFORD LEACH: You hsreby umDon
ed snd ,.ouir,d 70 snsvrs the co1osuf In shs scoa witch
u tie ee. Of the C<rt the Coaaty Of Weeaer.
shsesiA ssrvyd you en- 20 ee2I yosr snsSS
to Tie sei4 cen Psni the bscoes &s ocs Ia tas yt
New-York daily tribune., 1858-08-04
n Y. SUPREME COURT.-RICHARD B.
M GAGY a.sins, TIE MONTREAL RURAER CON-

Ivs IHL HUNThLAL OOH-
PANY -sUunons demand contrsct lCpm. rot
served TO the above named Dsentsns You h-reDy
noLed srd required the complaint n ts Ion, which
will be fled fhe once of tie Ciek Of toe County OF New
York. Q: the City Hall in tie City Of New York sDd TO
copy n the sad complaint the Ubscre-r
hs Cee No log B~6~sy IN sad city within twenty days
TIE scvce Of this yol exclusive Of the day
.Ioh service ard fail r. .o@ said complain viii
be aor sxid the rinif ibis acton viii take JUDGMENT
ssars you The Of hundred dollars win interest
IN u The twenty fourth Ct June thousand eight hundte1
and fyeish besde th OF this .on-Dstsd July
1859. s. D. COLZESS P,ntts Attorney.
The conpAut Aforesaid filed in the ssd Office Of ssid
Clerk raid City Hal W, ir' dAy the 18Th day II July ss
va lsw6wW d. COZZESS Plaintiffs Attorney.