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The weekly Butte record., 1858-10-23
WHAT CHEER HOUSE,

WHAT CHEER HOUSE,
San Francisco.i
FL IF YOU HAVE BUSINESS OF ANY KIND TO
;a transact, is it not important that you should
deavor TO get possible TO where business
of all kinds is known to centre?
DO you want to patronize house conducted on
strictly temperate principles?
Do you want TO patroaize establishment favorably
known throughout California, Oregon, and all other
beds together with order comfcrt convenience, and
perior accommodations?
II you desire all these. advise you to go to Wood
wosihs Whai Cheer House, 81, 50 and 81 Leidsdorf
street. 1l9, lei, Sacramento street.
This establishment Is centrally located in the business
part Of the city, and in the immediate vicinity of the
steamship Co.'s Offices, aud the United States Branch
Mint.
Board per Week. S. 80
per Day, 90
Meals 80
Lodging. 80 to Is
Single Rooms furnished complete, 75 per night
Rooms Lodgings can be had by the might or week,
with without Board suit the Convenience OF all.
ent French springs and the best Of eurled haI mat
tresses, clean bedding, &C.
Superior Bathing accommodations connected with
the hIuse. - Shower Baths Free II
Free passage in the Omnibus to and from the boats -
Look TO the the Omnibus 10 avoid imposition.
BY un-eming attention and untiring efforts to fur
nish the amount of comfort snd convenience
extremely low prices the proprietor hopes merit CON
{ theer House AZ present enjoys.
For the accommodation Of miners and others having
money yauabes, there two large safes nihe Office
There is extensive Library and BEADING Room, ze
supplied with pa periodicals, &c.
s Travellers will please to remember that there
no runners connected with this establishment THE
1 HOUSE Is OPEN ALL NIGHT.
iel4-3m r B. WOODWARD. Proprietor.
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orZS, PAINTS. CoLORS, VARNIsH
ES. CANDLES ETC
HOUSEHOLD ARTICLES, SIC
SuNERTEG.

Nails. cu and wro't al rs Coriaee all SIS
WINDOW Glass Patty, Wherlbarr,.vs,
Baiins Wire L Rope, Blocks anI Sh aves
Miners supplies on hand constantly.
Our stock Of Hardware and Cutlery Class and Crock
eryware Wines Liquors and S,ru-. viii Ie found
to be- mcsf complete. California Produce also kept on
hand n ell tines We feel satisfied Thai there is
houe in tie up-coHn;ry possessing superior ai-
'anases and facilities Ter giving entire sa<fct
csioe7s end patrons Our prices shalt all times be
as low the lowest and a uniform.
Y Goods delivered promItly. free Of charge. So
The weekly Butte record., 1858-10-23

DoRAX, CREAM TARTAR, TARTARIC ACID
ID For sale by COTTON & McDERA0TT.
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DR.. J. w. Van Zandt,

Dr.. J. w. Van Zandt,
ocust aai Aurist
Ocust and Aurisi.
Ocust ami Aurist.
Oculst and Aurst,
Oculist and Aurist.
DR.. J. ". Van Zandt
Dr. j. w Van Xandt
DIR. J. W. yau Ztndt
DIR. J. W Van Zandi,
DIR. J. ". Van Zandt,
Is treating diseases
l. treating diseases
Is treating diseases
j. treating diseases
Il treat diseases
OF the Eye and Ear,
OF the Eye and Ear,
OF the Eye ana Ear,
OF the bye and Ear,
OF the Eye and Lar,
Medically ami Surgcaly,
Medically and Surgicaiy,
Medically and eurgcally
Medically and Surgicay,
Medically and Surgcally
Amaurosis, Cataract,
Amairosis, Cataract,
AmaurOsis, cataract.
Amaurusis, Cataract,
Amaurosis Cataract,
Weakness and Inflammation,
Weakness aud Inflammation,
Weakness and Inflammation,
Weakness and Inflammation,
Weakness and Infiammaiion,
Injuries from Blasting,
Injuries from Blasting
Injuries from Blasting,
lnj lries IRON Blasting.
Injuries from Blasting,
Ne vOus Deafness,
Nervous Deafueso,
Nervous Deafness,
Nervous Deafness,
Nervous Deafness,
Ringing Noises in the Ear,
Ringing Noises the Ear,
hiEgig Noises in The Ear,
Ringing Noises in the Ear.
Ringing Noises in the Ear,
Ofice. foot of Clay street
Office, foot of Clay street
Office, foot Clay street
Office. foot of Clay street
Utice. foot of Clay street
Oculist and Aurst- DIR. j. W. Van Zandt, Surgeon to
Charity Eye and Ear Hospital City and County Physi
clan of Sa n Francisco in 1852.
DR.. Van Zandt having devoted his stay for years te
the surgical and medical treatment Of the diseases
Eve and Ear. and having had the benefit of the Large
hospitals at home Is treating with great
oss disease of the of the eye cataract, oh
struction OF the lens nammaions opacitias injurie
from blasts weaknessesaso deafness of long standing
and from the result of fevers measles &c. ringing
es in the ear and all defects of the DELICATE organ
hearing.
Institute the treatment of diseases of the Eye
Ear, foot OF Clay street, San Francisco. sis
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DR.. NJ. VroOman.

nFFICE-On Bird street t'so doors IRON The Post
" Gdir, Theatre block oice l;purs from 4. "
to II NJ. and from p. u. Is o'clrck. Calls from
the country of responsible will p1nctually at
tended. Rates of charles this same as adopted by
lhe Butte County Medical Society. apl
The weekly Butte record., 1858-10-23

ard Hats,
Ever brought 10 this market. and which will sell
at wholesale aad resail cheap for cash, and hum hug
The undersigned would respectfully inform the peo>
pie Of tirov, and vicinity that hey viii sell goods OF
all descriptions at Narysyilie Prices, and every
thing sit represented Traders and Packers win do
well to give call, III them the time and
trouble OF going farther below TO make purchases Part
tcuar atettipn will always be given TO the supply of
Groceries tofamies, hotels, miners. &C.
mh26 LANG & CO.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1858-10-28

A WHIsKEY PoINT-A Kentucky law
yer on a circuit was asked to dine with the
Judge At the table, the Judge, as is his
custom, asked blessing, and shortly after
rose from the seat and took from the side
board a bottle of old Bourbon, of which
he invited his guest to partake, partakinS
himself, as is his custom. After dinner
was over, the lawyer said
Judge, will you permit me to ask you a
question:
ooh, certainly replied the Judge, what
is it?'
Il observed that after you asked a bles-
sing you set on the bottle. Now want to
know whether you were ashamed to ask a
blessing on the liquor, or whether you
thought it was good enough without
The Judge took the case under advise,
ment.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1858-10-28
LEWISTOWN
q G. q - = M
A. J. Warner, Principal.

THE Fall Session of this Institution, con-
Il sisting of two quarters of eleven weeks
each, opened August Both. The second quar-
ter will commence November 18th.
An experienced and thoroughly efficient
Teacher has been employed to take charge of
of the Ladies' Department; and with
course of study thorough and complete
it is designed to put the Academy, in every
respect, on equal ground with first class insti-
tutions of its kind, and thereby offer favorable
inducements to students generally
ROOMS AND BOARDING can hereafter
be had in the Academy Building to accom-
modate students-ladies or gentlemen-from
abroad, or they can be obtained elsewhere at
moderate rates.
Terms of tuition, as heretofore, So, $3.50,
Sc, with S025 incidental expenses, pay able
| at the middle of each quarter.
Entrances made at any time, but for not
| less than half a quarter.
Lewistown, October IA, 1858.
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lQSRRlhA il D D US.
THE DOUBLE MARRIAGE.

Mrs Benoni Benson was fat, fair and |
forty four, when her husband, soap boiler |
in very good circumstances, was called
from his life task of contributing to the
general publication of mankind Mrs. Ben
son took refuge form her grief in a pretty
cottage, situated on the principal street III
At first she was inconsolable; ana she
used to say with a solemn emphasis, which
carried conviction to the hearts OF her hear
ers, that nothing but the thoughts Of her
daughter Florence would have prevented
her from terminating her existence by the
Intervention Of poison.
Mrs Benson was in no small degree IN
debted to her daughter-since III less than
three months she threw aside her mourning
and became as she had always been.
Touching Florence, she had now reached
the mature age Of nineteen, and began to
think herself manageable She was quite
pretty, and tolerabIy well accomplished; so
that her wishes in that respect were very
likely to be fulfilled.
Just over the way lived Squire Markham,
the village lawyer, just verging upon fifty,
| with his son Charles, who was about half
his age Being young man of agreeable
| exterior, the latter was quite favorite
among the ladies in the neighborhOod, and
considered in common parlance quite a
catch
As vet, however, his affections had never
been seriously entangled, and might have
remained so. had it not been for the sudden
apparition, one morning, of Florence Benson
on horseback
It struck him at once that she was re
markably graceful, and really quite pretty
Thereupon he cultivated her acquaintance
with increased assiduity, and after while
asked the fatal question.
Florence answered in the Affirmative, ant
instead of referring him dutifully to he
/; mother, limited (being a romantic younl
lady,) how charming it would be to stea
away to the next town and get married
without anybody being the wiser.
: Charles Markham caught at the hin
E which chimed with his own Temperament
and they adopted it.
In order that it might be carried out wit
0 perfect success, it was resolved to seem IL
6 different to each other until the day fxe'
1t in order to ward off any suspicion whic
might otherwise be reused.
So well were these arrangements carrie
l. out, that even Mrs. Benson had no suspl
ion of what was going on.
Not 50 with Squire Markham. He h;
obtained clue to the affair in some ma
ner, so that he not only discovered the ia
ns of the elopement, but even the very day
N which it was to occur.
'Sly dog, that Charles thought he
= himself as he sat down before the fire
n- his dressing gown and smoking cap, leisul
ly putting choice Havana
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xISlEAOOQ
SEMTN-A AR z

II. S. ALEKANDER, A. b., Superintendent
p. WILLARD, A. NJ, Principal
Mrs. NJ H. ALEXANDER, Wee Principal
TFHE Winter Session of this Institution
commences on the last THURSDAY Of
October. The following considerations com
mend it to the public list. 1t is conducted
upon Christian principles, great prominence
being given to religious instruction. I'd. The
course of study is thorough and comprehen-
sive. Sd. Students are removed as far as
possible from temptation-the scenes OF vice
and immortality so common to towns and vii
lages-as the Institution is entirely IN the
country. Terms-S55 per session Of five
months For particulars, either by letter or
catalogue, apply to 7. WlLLlARD,
Kishacoquillas, Mifiin county, Pa.
Reterences-Rev A. B. Brown, D. D., Rev.
Wm. Smith, d. D., Canonsburg, Pa. j. Ii.
Wallace, ESQ, New Lisbon, O.; Rev. Geo. W.
willard, Dayton, O.. Rev. Phi. Schaf, D. d.,
Mercersburg Pa. Rev. F. X. Swan, Somer-
set, Pa: Rev. f. V. Gerhart, D. d., Press
Franklin and Marshall College. Lancaster
Pa. Rev. J. w. White, Milroy, Pa; Rev. j
Williamson, Rev Geo. Elliot, Reedsville, Pa
Rev. S r. Fisher, D D., Chambersburg, Pa
Rev S. ii. Query, Hagerstown, Md Rev D
Cooper, LewistOwn. Pa. sePt30-2m
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asg-There is very nice, genteel, young

s9-There is very nice, genteel, young
lady in Peoria, Illinois, who in twenty-one
years has married three times. On each
occasion of her marriage she was united to
man younger than herself, and the last
time to one who was twenty-three years her
junior She lived happy with the first,
unhappily with the second, but prefers the
last. At the age of twenty she was we'd
ded to a man aged nineteen, with whom
she lived six years. At the age of thirty
she married a man of twenty, with whom
she lived only two years. After lapse of
nearly nine years of single blessedness,
at the end of which time she was forty-on
years old, she married again, and, in this
instance, capped the climax, the man she
married being only eighteen years old, her
present husband, with whom she has lived
very happily for two years If he is
considerate young man, he will die soon
and give the widow chance to look VI
somebody else,
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1858-10-28
CHARITY.

In the hour Of keenest sorrow-
In the hour of deepest woe
Walt not for the coming morrow,
To the sad and sorrowing go
Make 1t thy sincerest pleasure
10 administer relief;
Freely opening thy treasure
To assuage a brothers grief.
60 and seek the orphan signing
Seek the widow in her tears,
And, on mercy's pinions dying,
Go, dispel their1iarkest fears.
Seek the stranger, sad and weary,
Pass not on the other side,
Though the task be sad and dreary.
Heeding not the scorn OF pride.
Go, with manners unassuming,
In meek and quiet way
Ger the father ne'er presuming,
Though thy brother sadly stray;
IT'S Sayioar's kind COMPASSION
'Tis His righteousness alone,
All unnleTited salvation
That around thy path hath shone.
When thy heart is warmly glowing
With the sacred love Of prayer.
Be thy works OF kindness flowing,
Not as with miseT's care.
Duty e'er would be thy watchword-
Pity drop the balmy tear;
Always toward the fallen cherish
Sympathy and love sincere.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1858-10-28
The West Branch Insurance Go,
OF LOCK Ill VEN, PA.

OF LUCA IN. vEN3 Ass
rysIJRES Detached Buildings, Stores: MeT-
chandse, Farm Property and other Build
1 and their contents, at moderate rates.
DIRECTORS.
H., Iobn ]. Pearce, Hon. G.. G. Harvey,
I'm r Hall. T. T. Abrams,
Sbarles 4 Nayer, D. X. Jackman,
Charles Crist. w willie
''''' Hon. G C. HARVEY, Pres.
TT. ABRAMS, Vice Pres.
Thos Kitchen, Sec'y.
REFERENCES.
samuel Fl, Lloyd, Ihos Bowman, u "
A. A. Winegardner, Wm' vanderoen'
A Mackey. VIM. Fearon,
- White Dr. J. S. Crawford,
lanes OIiggle, A. Updegraf,
John w. Maynard, James Armstrong,
Hon. Simon Cameron, Hon " m. Digier, e,,,,, TT,
T%Agent for Mifiin county, G. W. STEW
ART, Esq. apo
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1858-10-28
z nl MINIS z 3 D D..
From the Christian Advocate and Journal.l
awake! ARISE!
BY c. NEWMAN.

BY c. NEWMAN.
Awake ye drowsy souls. awake!
And Christ the Lord shall give yOu light;
Each one to earnest prayer betake,
And thus prepare you for the fight.
Behold the prize! We saints, behold!
a crown OF glory shalt be given;
peace worth worlds on worlds untold,
And an eternal rest in heaven.
Arise! immortal souls, arise!
Your Goi and Maker gives the word;
Strong in the strength which he supplies,
Stand up and battle for the Lord.
Go forth. In Jesus name 20 firth
He ready stands to lead you on
Nor falter in your onward course
Till all your foes are overthrown.
Press on! with all your might, press on!
To your reward beyond the sky;
Resolve-though hope be almost gone
BY faith to conquer or TO die.
ReJoice though fighting, yet rejoice!
The hour OF vict'ry soon will come;
We then shall hear our Sayiour's voice,
While "angels shout US welcome home"
.ewistown, Miaiin county. Pa.
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Whole No. 248l'
Terms OF sUBscRIPTIoN.I
oyc DOLLAR PER ANNUM.
Enr six months, IS cents.

-,uNEW subscriptions must be paid in
- If the paper is continued, and net
a1'a"vh 's;,hia the first month"; 81 ,25 will be charg-
Pi,' p. { not paid in three months, si,5oi if not
ea' e,i il six moaths' sl'75; and II not paid In
ppin. pa,. months, s2,00.
~, W. will be discontinued at the expiration of
cOa' ,oe pad fJr, unless special request is made
~ ,aI the contrary OF payment guaranteed oy some
- sssnopsibIe person here.
i'0F ADVERTISING.
Tan lines of minion, or their equivalent, con-
...,,s souare. Three insertions 81, aud %
saot saots for each subsequent insertion.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1858-10-28
INDEMNITY AGAINST LOSS BY FIRE.
Franklin Fire Insurance Compa
Nv of PhiladelphIa.

Office 1876 and 437 Chestnut street, near Fifth
C,TATEMENT OF ASSETS, January /, 1858,
y published agreeably to an act oil Assembly,
being ,oc CO.. IN
FIRST Mortgages, amply secured, Sl,59G,o21 ~
sea. zao i,'cc.t' cost >F'O~~ 74,280 90
Temporary Loans, on ample Col
latsraI Securities. l0l ,088 II
Stocks, (pres't val. S76 96i22) cost II ,54I ~
Na,aa t0o ono5 VI RilIs RereivabI. 43O7 90
Cash, 4o'0'' 40
81 ,eS9, ,9O4 "a
Perpetual or Limited assurances made on every
description OF property, in Town and Country.
Rates as low as are consistent with security.
Since their incorporation, period oi twenty
eight wears, they have paid over -Four M'liiohs
Of Dollars losses by FIRE, thereby atordlng eV-
idence OF the advantages Of Insurance, as wen
as the ability and disposition to meet WIN
promptness all liabilities.
Losses by Fire.
Losses paid during the year 1891, s2oJ'i >
DIRECTORS.
C.as n Bancker. Mordeca ID. Lewis,
Tobias Wagner, DaVlo >. Drown
Samuel Grant, Isaac Lea,
Jacob r. Smith, Edward Y Dale'
Geo. w. Richards George Fales.
CHARLES N. BANCKER, President
WM. A. STEEL, Sec'y pro TEN.
T+Agent for Miffiin county, II. }. WAL
TERS, Esq, LewistoWn leo2o
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1858-10-28
lllllClO00 AGA0,5llYa
MALE AND FEMALE INSTITUTE.
w. Fl. Woods, A. M, Principal.
Professor of Languages and Philosophy,
WrsE tt WOODS,

Professor OF Languages anu fhlIosOph!s
Mrs. r. It. WOODS.
Rev. \. S. BUCKINGHAM, Lecturer on the
Ecidences Of Christianity and General Lat
erdture.
j. A. SHADE, NJ. D.. Professor Of Anoton'y
Physiology and Hygiene.
ALBERT OWEN, Lecturer on tie Art Of
Teaching and Physical GeograPhy.
D. NJ. BUTTS, Teacher in tie English De
pdrtment.
Miss - Teacher Of Music and DrawiHg
A. S. NOBLE. Monitor.
This Institution, formerly an Academy for
Young gentlemen alone, has been carried on
successfully for the last year as Male and
Female Institute. 1t will in future be carried
ON AS a school for both sexes. Those compile
ting the regular course of study pursued IN
the Institution. will be entitled TO DipfonGs
COMMERCIAL DEPARTMENT.
The course of study in this department is
such as to give thorough instruction III Single
and Double Entry Book Keeping, Mercantile
Calculations, Penmanship, &c. Students can
take up this branch of study, either in con-
nection with other studies, or devote their
whole time to it alone. Each student receives
separate instruction.
The Principal can assure parents and guar
| dians that they cannot send TO a school where
| their children will be less exposed To tempta
tious. No one will be received whose mora
| character is known to be bad. immortality
| will he a sure cause Of dismissal. For fur
| ther particulars, address
w. Ii. WOODS Principal.
Shade Gap, Huntingdon Co., Pa.
October II, 1853.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1858-10-28
fl333Dl9 ACADEMY
AND
Snyder County Normal School,
FREEBURG, PA.

THE next session of this Institution commen-
ces on the 9th of JULY, and continues y
weeks. Encouraged by past success, increased
efforts will be made to enable students to acquire
a sound mental, moral and physical education.
The Academic Department embraces all the
branches constituting thorough English, Gas
scal, Mathematical and Scientific Education,
together with Music, Drawing, Painting and
French.
A NORMAL DEPARTMENT
has been established and heretofore we'll at
tended in which Teachers, and those wishing
to become such, can prepare themselves for the
profession.
Terns-Half In .9dUanoe.
For Board, Tuition, Room, &C., per
session Of % weeks, $50 to $50
Tuition alone, per quarter of ii wks. 81 to Sc
Music, Drawing, Painting and French al
usual charges.
T%Students can enter at any time.
For catalogues, &C., address :,
ilyl5 GEO. F. MCFARLAND, Principal
New-York daily tribune., 1858-02-02

We had fair skies and CLASSY sea from Stock.
holm to StettiD, where We arrived on the first Of
October, having touched only at Kolmar on tss
way. Our fellow passengers were au Anglo Indsa
and his wife, who, poor creatures, were almost
sick from anxiety on account of their relatives ia
India. Fortunately, on reaching Stettin, found
later Indian mail 10 the Berlin papers, and trans
lsttd enough to relieve their worst fears. Wewent
to Berlin BY rail the same afternoon. Passports
we're not required at Stettin and, with the eKcep-
tion Of being obliged to pay Eve groschea du'g oa
New-York daily tribune., 1858-02-02
PERSONAL.

E. j. McLsne, esq., magistrate at Brownsville,
Texas was shot dead at that place BY Mexican and
the latter was Immediately hung by the enreged et
zens. The Nec. OrLe0HS P,cayaRe obtained the
fscts from officer OF the steamer Gen. Rusk, who
eays il occurred the 18th inst. Mr.. McLane
We, lawyer by profession, and native of Mary
land, where he mas numerous relatives aud
friend. He lad resided for several years at
Brownsville, was much respected, and, according TO
Tie Pc0 yIAe had rendered himself Il perfect terror
to all the desperadoes in that place For his energy
in enforcing the laws, and the determined spirit he
manifested in bringing their vOlators to justice the
citizens of Brownsville recently elected him To the
Office of ma gistrate. On the 18th ut. he shot aud
killed, in sefdefen-e, despersdo named Robinson,
ard when he met his death he was endeavOrlng TO
store peace between the Mexican and his wife.
- Ruel Clepp was partner of S. p. Townsend in
the manufacture of " TOwnsends Sarsaparilla" As
such partner Mr.. Clapp became a man of great
wealth. Mr. Clapp died some few years since. The
Rev Mr. Howard, then aBapst clergyman ofhis city,
was made administrator. SP. Townsend hissu
NJ Howard took Possession OF the estate. Mr.
Howard administered and then removed from the
city, Shortly after leaving the city the heirs thought
they discovered a balance ln their favor Of $50 900.
Hers asked Mr. Townseed to pay the $50, 900. Mr.
Townsend refused. This leads to the suit which now
before the Circuit Court of this city. Mr.. Townsend =
defsnse il that the claim is a fraud, aud that no
80, go is due the heirs. Albany Knickerbocker.
"A. Jennings Wise, son OF Gov Wise. aud Robert
RdgwHy, editor Of Tie Richmond Hhig, ar
raigned before the Mayor yesterday 10 prevent them
fighting duel, and each beld TO bail in the sum of
5000. The Mayor examined no Witnesses, but act
ing upon the publication in The Wig by Mr.. Ridg-
way, and those in TIE EHg1ircT aud South by Mr..
Whe thought they were sufficiently belligerebt in
their nature TO warrant him in requiring them to give
bali for their good behavior, and not to be direct
" or Indirectly engaged in fighting duel.
lR..hm'ad D'Ps,ch, 18th.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-02-02
Eesa! Notices.
CrPREME COURT

CUPREME COURT-City and County OF New
- York-AZARIAH BOODY szsiur MILE d. pow
Frs wife Of Edvs sff J. Power. Edward j. Powers OIye o.
lone. and Jsrr T. bic wife Cosmore j. Bruce and = hn
wifi sued by the Of Emma ibram Quersl The Ne
.1e BslEirg son. JAme Jones Henry Jones BeuJa
min N,wkIk D.iel De Graf John Al.u Jsob ). Abrams
John johnson. John rrse j. jess. Thompson, BenJaIn
Rabbit Atrshbn r Lawrence Lewis Francis, CyrI. II.
Loutrl SsmGe Wilde Joseph Wilde yoan Btainerd Henry
Coecu Daniel Tray Edgar Ketchun Ler.uei Bangs Allen
Csner n-suu for relef-tCom not ell ITO COSM0RE
BRUC sDd - bs he sued b. the OF EMMA D.:
", are h.by summoned and qired the complaint
this ator which this dy hed the Office OF the Clerk
n. County Of Nelor the City Hall ia said city
copy 10 the sad complaint the
sub. rber Office. No. II Wal the City OF NswYork
within twenty days after the service Of this you.
extu,e OF the Gsv OF such service and IL you fail 70
th sid psiu within the time aforesaid the plaintiff this
eio u py tbs Court for tie fref demanded in the
lis;u.-Dstsd Jam sry 6. 1853 GEO. BLISS. a..
jas awsWTu Plaintiff. Attorney. NJ, II Walis; n. I.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-02-02

CARLYLE, H.. Jnns %, 1852.
nav. need Prot o. J. WOODS Hair Restorative and have
sdmred IL wonderful effects. My hair becoming ~
thought preusTey grsy bot by the Of his Restorative
0ngs! color and baye doubt permanently
GO. :. BREESE, ex-senator, U. 5.
O. J. WOOD Co, Propietors. No. sl2 Broadway, ". Y
L the New York Wire Railing Estsbhment and No ia
MsIket.st.. ~. Louis Mo.
And sold by sl good Druggists.