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Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1858-10-09
Tribute 70 Merited Worth.

The ngratitude Of man to his fellow s often met
with in life that cstmonias prompted BY the nneE feelings
of the heart In the life Of those who Acrnce
their best days In philanhrOpc devotion to the alienation
Of the ills offral mortality Emprcism foods the columns
Of our press With fraudulent and fictitious letters singing
pnans to the worth Of their egotscal charlatansm
Below append letter from worthy who, brief
period sncc seemed destined to shue OF this mortal
coil :" who looked forward to his dissolution with that
pleasure which only those weighed down the heavy hand
Of disease Contrary 70 hope, the ability Of skiul
physciSn has restored him to his former health Relieved
from his terrible situation, and mpelled BY gratitude,
makes known his and his remedial agent, and his
statement IL authenticated by Notary Public The de-.
mands 81 society Imperiousy command Ito publicity, and
II is given to the unwary than to sound the
be cited:
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USE ONLY
Pure AGod1Cdne@I

The most complete and best selected stock n n Dorado
Couniy Of
Pure Drugs, Medicines, TincturOs,
Extracts, Herbs, Powders,
Banks, Syrups, Plasters, Liniments,
Pills, and ALI the Valuable
New Chemicals received and for sale low prices By
PETIT 4 CIIOATE
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Bonnets ! Bonnets!I
N[RAPE, SILK, LACE, NeapOlllaa ana Tuscan Dssssa
" Just received and for sale q
BLOCH + BACHMAAtNS
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NR. L. J. CZAPKAY returns his sincere thanks to his nu
IL patients for their patronage, and would take
this opportunity to remind them that he continues to
tnucs consult at his Institute for the Of all forms Of
Private Diseases-snch Syphilis, Gonorrha, Nocturnal
Emissions and all the consequences Of selfabuse. In
the first stages Of Syphlitc GOnOrrhGal Diseases he
guarantees "a in few days, without
the patient. hindrance to his business. When pa.
tcnt ny neglect improper has developed the
secondary symptoms Of Syphilis such buboes pain
m dwellings the grons ulcers In the throat
which not checked destroy the soft parts and the
bones to moTy separate and come away, leaving the Suf
ferer object hdeOus 70 behold when blOtches
pmples break out upon the skin, when he has painful
swellnRs upon the bones when his constitution Is jur-
ed to predpOse to consumption other constitution
al diseases, the Doctor guarantees asks
pensatiOn.
In rheumatism chronic acute; In Dysentery Dar
hpa he has safe and enectua remedies For the
Of the consequences 81 seabuse such nocturnal ess
IONS mdity pains In the back and
limbs with general weakness loss Of appetite loss Of mem
Ory injury to the sight, reslessness confusion Of ideas
dislike for society and feeling Of weariness Of e with
the system exctable that slight noises shock
or sare the patient making his existence miserable. For
the above malades the Doctor will guarantee cure or
ask compensation lie can be consulted free Of charge
and invites all to CALL will cost them nothing, and may
he much O their advantage.
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New Goods! New Goods

4NOw SOOSA0S SNOW SSOOSA0
l.. KLINE
I'd ESPECTPCLLY announces 10 he Ladies and Gentle.
HI Of Pacerve and the tworld at large" that he
is receiving large assortment Of eeasOnabe and Fash
ionable
Dry 9ood92
Consisting Of almost every desirable article In that line
Also, heavy invoice Of Gentemen'a and Boys
CUSTOM-MADE CLOTHING!
OF every style and quality. Also, general assortment
OF Has, Caps, Boots, SiOeS, CATERS, etc.
These Goods have been selected with great care from
the latest mporntons, expressly for this Market and
having been purchased under great Advantages, will be
sold ~ much
LOWER PRICES
fhsn the quuity Of articles be bought ut any
other store In II Dorado County AZ Seeing believing,
Il 10 only necessary that goods and prices should b
examined, to convince an intelligent public that
KLINEH NEW YORK STORE
Has the Fest Stock Of Goods and Sells the Best Bargain
OF any Store In VI Dorado County.
l1aceHYile, August 9lbt, 1885,
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Certificate,

The undersigned DESTROYS acquaintng those who may
he unfortunate enough 10 he similarly afflicted, where
relief Of their Sunerngs may be obtained feels
II his duty to thus publicly express his most sincere graft.
his health. Borne down by the distressing symptoms
cident ia the vicious practice Of uncomfortable passion In
youth depressed in body and mind unable to perform
the most tring duty imposed the daily avoca
ons Of lfe sought the advice Of many physicians, who
At first regarded my disease Of trlng mpOrtance-but
alas after few weeks and In several instances months
Of their treatment found my unuerabe horror that
instead Of relief the symptoms became more alarming In
their torture and, being told by that my disease,
being principally coniced to the brain, medicines would
be n little consequence despared OF reganing my
health, strength and energy; and last resort, and
with but faint hope, called upon DIR. CZapkay, who. af
tor examining nv case, prescribed medicine which
my head Encouraged by this result resolved place
myself Immediately under his and by strict Obed
all his directions and advice my head became
clear. ideas collected, the constant pain In my back
and grone the weakness Of my limbs the reaction
Of MY whole body the slightest alarm excitement
want Of confidence in others the incapaby study and
want Of resolution; the ghul, exciting, and at times
plcasurabe dreams at night followed by involuntary dis
charges have all Disappeared and in fact In months
after having consulted the Doctor, felt II inspired by
q new fe-that life which, but short time ago, con.
tcmplated to end by my own hand.
With view to guard the unfortunate from falling Into
the OF incompetent Quacks, deem my duty to
offer this testimony TO the merit and skill OF Dr. Cxapkay
and recommend him to all who may stand In need Of
medical advice being assured by my experience,
that under his care, radical and permanent
will be effected. b. J. FILLMORE.
state California, county Of San FrancIsco-Subscribed
and sworn to before me- this 18th day Of AprA D. 1885,
Nigned) JOIN MIDDLEToN, f.. ).
Notary Public.
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.Dr.L. J. OZAPKAVS
and Rnrrical Inafifufe

Sacramento street, below Montgomery, opposite Pacific
MHII Steamship Companys once, San francisco.
Established In 1854, for the Permanent
Care sHsla Private @Md ChrOnAO
Diseases and the
Suppression OF QuaekeFy.
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1858-10-09

The following correspondence is said to have
taken place between New Haven merchant
and one of his customers:
"Sir--Your account has been standing for
two years must have it settled immediate
ly."
To which in reply:
"Sir-Things usually do settle by standing;
it has been standing too long, suppose you let
it run little while"
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LOST

ON the 9Th instant, Note Of Hand Executed BY J.
" c. JOHNSON for EiEhty-Fivc Dollars, in fsyor Of
A. II. THATCHER pFyablc the 18th of August, 1883
The Andsr viii BE- suitably rewarded BY returning the
same 70 Ahe undsTSigned. WI, BCRWETi.
Plaesysdne, september 18th, 1858.
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Watches and JeWelxa
CHAS. J. ARVIDSSON.

successor 70 A. c. ATvIdssouO
A Respectfully informs be friends ssA
NN the ladies and grntlemen Of PsrsV.
ENsfs3& vile and vicinity generally thss -
will confines the business 81 ne -
stand and has hand eomplse ssSoVtment Fl a.
GOLD AND SILVER WATCHRs.
FINE DIAMOND RINGS, GOLD CHAINS,
Ladies' and Gentlemen's Gold Rims.
Ladies' Buckles, Breast Pins, Ear RnRs, E,e
All 81 Which he osrs los saIs ~ the WeSt rates. for can
ALL KINDS cV CALIFORNIA JIWELRY and DiaSs~1
Wurk. manuarturrd ut the sh~rtest ..OteV.
"WATCHES Repaired and Regulated By - n.
Trrirnccd workman,
BILLIARD BALLS Turned, and GunS and Pistsls Rs.
paired.
CHAR. J. ARvIDsSON,
Next DooT 10 SaigmAns' Brick Block MaIa r.
PaceTviIIe, March ~, 1kj~.-ih1l
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A CARD.-PrOmpted by an honestdesre Of my heart,
n wish TO lay before the public which deserves
high commentator, not only act Of scientific skill
but Of humanity, also About two years ago. suddenly,
and from unknown to me, seiSed with NJ OF
epilepsy which, owing my inability the expenses
consequent upon thorough medical treatment and the
encouragement which met with on attempting IT, soon
became such las then led TO believed to defy the
skill Of pysician was frequently, while In pursuit Of
my calling, thrown down to the ground without the slight
warning, and although nsensble to the AEOnes yet
despsed the mseres Of e and learned TO look
upon those who would render assistance shelter
from danger enemies who sought prolong the misery
oty existence While In this state, and having previous
my action tasted the sweets Of life. once
induced 70 attempt seeking aid Of physician, and by
commendaton called DR.. L. J. CZapkay. told him
my and my inability to reward him for his
services, regardless Of which, however, he ut under
took my case, and with the blessing Of God was once
restored perfect health Unable reward him
the boon which enjoy at presentand yet conscious Of
my Indebtedness consider 1t due to myself and all
afflicted to make the public, In order that those in
need Of medical advice may find physician In whom ev.
cry confidence can be placed.
IL. 81 MEYER YABLONSKY.
State of California County Of San Francisco, ss-Sub-
scrbed and TO before this 1st day Of August,
A. D. 1886. GILBERT A. GRANT,
IT, g. Notary Public.
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1858-10-09
Attendant Ind Realdent PhYaIcIan,

AttendAnt and Kesident Physcian,
L. J. CZAPKAY, NJ. D.,
Late in the Hungarian Revolutionary War; Chief Physi.
clan to the Goth Regiment Of HOnvedS Chief Surgeon
the Military Hospital OF Pesh, Hungary and late Lectu.
Fer on the Diseases Of Women and Children.
Communication Strictly Confidential
Consultations by letter or otherwise, Free.
Address, DIR LIE - CZAPKAY,
GA RPan Gal
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"Good morning, Mr.. Perkins.

"Good morning, Mr.. Perkins. Have you
some excellent mulassest :"
mo, marin. Our excellent mulasses arc all
out, but VIC have some find old Famingo,
some New Orleans, some West Engine, and a
sort of muaSscs which is made from maple
sugar, which we call seeryup.'
"Want to know, Mr.. Perkins, if this seery-
al pledge you my word of honor, Mrs.
Horribly, that It is acterly made from the GNU
inc birds-eyc maple sugar"
"Then, Mr.. Perkins, | shall not intcrroga-
tory any more, but without further circumlo-
cution, proceed to purchase half pound Of
the seeryup."
"Beg pardon, Mrs. Horribly, VIC don't sell it
by weight but by measure"
"Oh, by measure, then I'll take half yard. "
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1858-10-09

SpeFMatOrrhGe0, or Local Weakness Nervous De
by, spirits asstude weakness Of the limbs and back
indspositiOn and incapabty for study and labor dull
Of apprehension loss Of memory aversion to society,"
love Of solitude tmdity selfsruSt dzxnesS, headache
involuntary discharges, pains In the side affection Of the
eyes, pmples the face, sexual and other inhrmtes
men, cured without fail by the Justly celebrated Ply
sican and Surgeon, L. J. CzAPEAT His method Of curing
diseases 10 and unknown to all Others hence his
great success All consultations, by letter or otherwise
Iree: Address, L. j. c'GptGy. n D., San Francisco,
California.
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The GreGfest Discovery oTLe A0e-Gre0t BLESSING
1MInkind-IanOcent, but Potent.

MInkind-fanocsnt, but Potent
DIR. L. J, CZAPKAY'S Prophiacticum (self.dsinfectn
agent) preventative against GonOrThoa and Syph
little Diseases and unsurpassed remedy for all
cbar1eS from vasnS. UteruS and UrethrS and Ali Cnts
neous EFuptions and diseases For sale Dr. L. j. Gar
kayS Office Sacramento ct, below Montgomery, oppost
Pacific Mail Steamship Co.'S once. AS incubation is
preventative against small pox, is Dr. l. CSapkAy
Prophilactcum preventive against eyphitic and Gonor
rhOeA dSeAsea. Harmless in ITSELF possesses the pOwe
OF chemically destroying the Syphc Virus, and thereb
saving thousands OF debauchees from being infected
the most lOathSOme Of all diseases. Let young maj
tcum. Il is In very convenient packages and will b
found convenient to use, being used soap. Price, q
For sale at Dr. LJ Csapkay's Private Medical and SurR
cal Institute Sacramento st. below Montgomery oppost
PACIFIC MAIL STEAMSHIP co.'s OFFICE.
~ All orders must be addressed TO L. J. cEapkny, n
San Francisco, California.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-06-13
City Intelligence.

ScoI LIE GUARD-CNBRAuoS GKyERL scorT''s
BRrDAY.-To morrow, at 10 A. NJ, the veteran Life
Guard Of the Mexican War viii parade in honor OF tho
seventy second birthday Of their former commandment
chief, who for ay years has been faithful and voed
servant Of his country In company with detachment
Of the Seventh regiment and Tho Boston cigars" the
Life Guard win proceed 10 the City Hail. where the ladies
OF this city are 10 present splendid stand OF colos Tho
Governors has bsen set apart Tor tho ladies
will grace the occasion, and with them will be I'D Iye
du Regiment" born upon the battle field OF Vera Cruz
Major Gene raj Sanford and stat part In the
remoDy Ii much 70 be regretted that General Scott
expected ty him and the Life Guard THAI happy
re union would take place 1t his residence.
CrIPABis NKonGHsox On Friday forenoon, ~ Mr..
Zabrkic elderly and very respectable citizen residing
In Prince street, walking tho shady side OF Bread
way, Of Houston street. he was suddenly
trocked down by q large ard heavy mattress falling
upon him He rrecipstcd down the steps OF base
ment saloon and striking upon his face and head
verely injured. General Fleming, OF Bond street.
passing by the time and had every assistance rendered
the unfortunate goDteman who was carried into store
by. nr. Ramsay, Of the army, who also pass
ing by, kindly volunteered his medical services and at
tended Mr. zabriskie home In carriage Owing W the
advanced years and apparently feeble health Of the gen
item who was thus 20 rrievoufy and UNEXPECTEDLY In
jured and from the groeses caseiesness this accident
will come near 10 cost him his life. considerable
crowd collected who seemed 70 sympathse with the
sum rer who bore his calamity with ubexampied com.
posture and resignation.
An rroS Ilnxxrr Porx-Tne democrats Of the fYnh
ward having lost their wooden liberty pole, intend
build another Immediately, which will be OF iron.
be ESQ feet high, and will be made Of the best
wrought iron When will the Common Council bu,id
pole for the remen test their engines by Something
Of this kind 10 very much required
Form DrowsKp The body OF an unknown woman vas
yesterday found floating In the slip opposite pier IL North
river, In perfect state OF nudity, with head legs and
arms gone. The Coroner notified
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the storm.

Considerable damage done BY the rain along South
and West streets; several Of the cellars Oiled with
10 tie depth Of two feet The damage will
doubt, sInoun. several thousand dollars Tho storm
hes done considerable damage among the shipping.
reported by the river po,e having sunk
in East river about four O'clock but the name OF the
vessel could not be ascertained is said that was
carsized during the heavy gallo snd immediately went
down. There were two men reported (, have been on
board both Of whom escaped aud landed the Brooklyn
ride Several schooners and other vessels dragged their
bors aud drittod several hundred feet schooner
lying jest OF the point III boen) was unable 70 Stand the
gale ough having two anchors out She dted down ~
far the Hopoken ferry slip, and succeeded in getting
rope fast 10 the steamboat Ptenix doing some LITTLE
damage the latter vessel Several other vessels were
dTag their anchors, but were unable to learn
il any further damage was cone
One OF the elm trees which has long adorned the
front walk OF the New York Hospital Broad way
boSb down during the afternoon oy the storm several
ohsr trees were sso destroy ei-one or two II WASHING
ton Parade Ground.
The police telegraph was entirely out OF order during
the day ADD evening. mo operator, Mr. keiocS, was
unable send mrnca 20 auy Of the @rds up to
late iast evening Had not THIS been the Case, We
ehouid have oou d learned further damage had oc
Cured.
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TELEG APHIC.

FLOOD IN TIKI OHIO AND ThIBUTAh1eSs
CIsoIssAu, Jlue IL, 1853.
There have been heavy rains within the last eighteen
bours though the strength OF the storm has abAted
Tee the mometer has fallen twenty degrees since yeser
day. The ONO is rising at the rate Of tao inches per
hour and all It's tributaries rising rapidly There
thirty eight feet Of water In the channel here and
great food is probable The track Of Ohio sis
spp Railroad has been washed away six miles west Of
Cpcppat and other roads injured or less but
the particulars ro known It Is feared that the crops
are injured seriously, particularly that Of wheat.
CLEVELAND, June IL, 1858.
The OHIO river at Cincinnati has risen FIVE and a half
feet since yesterday and still continues to rise very
rapidly All It's tributaries also very high. II raned
here steadily but not very heavy all last night To-day
the weather a: Cincinnati has been cloudy but dry.
At Dayton the Miami river fee, night
was stationary at noon today Mcphersoatown NJ
completely Inundated The weather here is wet aud
drizzy The track Of the Pttsburg Railroad Ia washed
away for hall . mile on the lake shore.
KPFEcTs OF THE STORM AT BALTIMORE.
BALTIMORE, Jcre IL, 1s5s
tremendous rain storm set In here ave O'Clock yes
terday evening, continuing all Light in again
In the morning and aficra with increased vo-
ence The food al jones Falls Ia very great and the
streets at the lower end completely fooled. BAi
street this afternoon. the bridge was ,oded
with two three feet Of water The Falls this evening
foamng down fearful flood, carrying down quaint
ties OF timber fencing, &c from above, indicating great
destruction Of property above. During tho afternoon
Charles strest bridge carried away fears were
entertained for time Of the safety Of other bridges The
market space flooded and cellars are filled The waters
are 81 bsdlng.
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Tho brig Arsbehs Capt Day, from Aspinwsli, arrived
this port yesterday morning, and reports st
long. IS 80 at two z. NJ was Hred Into ~ British steam
gunbce when tho brig was hove TO- Soon sor boat from
the steamer alongside and the officers In charge
inquired where tho brig bound, where from, aud do
handed TO her papers, which sho VI him; and
AFTER scrun'zng them hs allowed the brig 70 proceed
Tic ofNosr was very polite
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POINTS or PRACrTcE-A MAN CANNOT nv ARRESTED
By ONE COURT WHILE IN CUSTODY or ANOTHER.
Before Hon. Judge Mccarthy
Jrss u.-kanuel Soto ID. William White-Mr. Gard
ner OF sag Hsrbor moved 70 discharge the defendant
from arrest and to dismiss all proceedings In this action
which was for assault and battery the high seas.
Plaintiff seaman and defendant master Of the vessel
upon which he served the defendant arrested few
days BY the United States Marshal and brought be
fore Commissioner stlwe Pending the exsmlnatoa and
while tho defendant and his counsel their way
from The Commissioners Office TO their hotel dine the
defendant arrested by deputy sheriff on q war
issued from the Marine Court charge OF assault
and battery, and held 10 ball In the sum Of $500.
The Court held that the defendant must be discharged
and the proceedings dismissed with costs the defendant
being In actual custody Of the officers Of the United States
Court when arrested In this case
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MARRIAGES AND DEATHS


DHsora--FosDICx Thursday, June 3, by tho Rev.
xr Maseins, ROBERT DKssoIR 10 Mss MAGGIx f)sDIoG,
daughter Of r B. Fo-oick, Esq all Of this sity.
HAGAs- ERRFa ID San FrEucTco, on Thursday, May
20 By Rev Nssinns, Dir. JoHs HaGAs " Miss AAgr j.
fIsmR, niece OF James Hsga1.
: Baltimore And Richmond, Va papers please COPY.
SeiSFz1--B,iIcPP. In Brooklyn, D. on saturday,
June AZ, by the Rev Charles Jones, Mr. JoHs " SsP
I'm, Of Greenwich, Conn, to May H. ErIoPr. Of Brook
yp, Ii
Baltimore and Newcastle. Del papers please copy.
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the Collectors OF Assessments.
TO THE HpiroB OF rHa HKRALp.

INV fORkl June I5OHs
In my report Of yesterday 10 the Street Commissioner,
this morning published In your paper extract from the
Comptroer report Of 1859 states that "the deputy col
ecsors appointed by Mr. Furcy are at the present time
making collections the same, sc. The absence OF ths
quotation marks the published report might lead 70 the
wrong impression that The present time instead Of 1855,
Wa Intended. II N. SCaIEFFEIIN,
Collector Of Assessments.
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The Panama Star Of the "a inst says On the arrival
OF the United States ship ysndaa, al this port in April
last We published lbs, OF her officers which ~e since
learn Was Incomplete. We enabled 70 give q
correct statement ~ foiiows-Commander, Arthur stu
clair First Lieutenant Hogan Brown; Second do, @. H.
b. Cadvel Third do, John l.. Davis; Fourth do, Joseph
Fry Fifth do, W ,. Glassel; Surgeon, Joseph Wilson,
Jr. Purser, Calvin O. Jackson; Master Charles A. Bah
cock Assistant surgeon, e. B. Tss Lieutenant Marines
Allan Ramsay; Acting Boaswain J. N. Miller; Acting
Gunner, Bernard Dsycker Carpenter Amos Chck Acting
sailmaker, William Rodgers; Commanders Clerk, WIN.
Maies-Gcorge d. Dods, II. A. Hunt, r. u, Merriam and
VIM. Nelson,
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Flro ln HoAtoD.

Bosrou, Juno IL, 1858.
fre broke out this evening at II o'clock P. H. 10
the store Of B. Paine 81 Milk street, and communicated
the adjacent stores occupied BY G. r. Hathaway and
Carpenter Plymcn Co., the stocks Of which, with the
interior Of the stores will be totally destroyed
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land.
.REAr DAMAGE 10 VESSELS AND nxlNsx Loss or
LIFE.
BosroH, Juno II. 1858.
The French packet IRON a. Pierre to Sydney reports
heavy gale previous 10 he l inst the Banks Of New
Homeland ssseodsd with Immense loss OF Life aad pro.
perty to the French fishermen Besides tho loss and
damage Of vessels said this. less than three hun
dred per.shed during the storm. Orders haA been
seat 10 Halifax for s.sOS fAhoms Of chain cable.
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Superior Ccurs-Gererni Term.

superior Court-ssenernl FERN.
Present Hon Judges Bosworth Hoffman, slosson, Wood
ruff and Pierrepont
James Mulrey Charles Jenkins.-New trial granted
on payment by defendant OF costs Of former trial Costs
OF action at special term and costs Of appeal 10 abide the
event Of the suit
James W. wiltsie vs. william L. Northsm.-- trial
granted, with costs to abide the event
John IA Fargo The Exchange Fire Insurance Comps-
ny.-Judgment affirmed, with costs.
Ernest Zschrsson W.. Gussavus A. Poppc 81 h.-Judg
ment reversed trial ordered costs 70 abide event