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The weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1858-1860, 1858-10-05
Burlington. Sept. 80. 1858.

OVStl08tOus ospt. oV, 1000.
Ma DUxaAx,-As the Democrats are at this
time very fruitful in charging sxtravagance upon
the Republican party, I wish to direct the tax
payers attention TO few items which viii show
without doubt, that they're thus earnestly
engaged in order to turn attention from their
own corruption, or 1t least these charges have
an important application upon themselves. 1t
10 well known that the old board of Township
Trustees" were men Of sound judgment, careful
and prudent in all their business transactions.
Whenever they gave an order to a pauper, only
the solid articles of food were allowed TO be
given them, such a. potatoes, -four, meat and
corn meal, except in cases of sickness, when q
little sugar, tea, rice and candles we're granted,
aud the amonnt of each article was designated
upon the order, then the tax payers could, upon
examination, see for what their money was be.
ing expended. How is it now? The following
is an exact copy Of an order given By one of
the present board, and is like many others
granted by them:
Mr.. Rsdin d. Co., let the 6arer have one
oVhoA AZ ytV"SSfy uuV Vuubk0 tucM ~ tuS
county"
Nothing specified, the whole amount may be
obtained in those articles which we all know
paupers are fond Of, but which do not sustain
the strength Of body necessary for poor man
to labor upon. Then here is another:
'Nessrs Redding & Co., let the bearer have
so cts porth coffee and SO cts ~orth sugar, 10
lbs meat and peck of potatoes"
have been in Judge Wightman's Office, and
heard him say that the times we're too hard for
tar payers to use sugar, and that the paupers
mHst not haze any, and he should insist upon
their having merely the staple articles, (such as
were given BY the old Board Of Trustees), but
now the tide is turned What do such facts as
these show? They speak for themselves, they
show where the extravaganza is. These are bus
small items in themselves, but when they and
all others are summed up, the result ought to
awaken men to see that "the fault is in the
finder" and not solely among Republicans. Let
me say in conclusion that have not consulted
either of Ii, late Trustees, but these facts
have seen myself. B.
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~ hessrs. 7. L. 1 q. b: Parsons have Just
rsesivsd . large sock Of clothiag. boots. hats,
70. h sock b VEL sslssssa sAa u worthy
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The weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1858-1860, 1858-10-05

The way in which Harwitz beat Morphy at
chess in Paris is described as follows in an Eng.
lish paper
'Harwtz won first move, and proposed to
play the Kings gambit, which the Yankee ac-
cepted. Morphy sacrificed knight for ter
rife attack, which, with an inferior antagonist,
must have succeeded. Harwitz made firm de-
tense, and remained after the shock with queen
and four pawns to queen and one. BY sdnira
BILE maneuyring the Prussian succeeded in en-
forcing an exchange Of queens, which decided
MOrphy TO resign"
The weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1858-1860, 1858-10-05

CHANGE OF TIME.-O. B. l. Q. R. Ron and
after to-day, Monday, October 4th,) the cars or
the above road will run as follows
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sS Business was brisker than usual, Satur-
day. The City was full of people, and the
streets presented very busy appearance.
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CHILD FALLS INTO WELL FIFTY FEET
DEEP.-Day before Yesterday, q little son of
Martin Fink, Main street, went to Centre Wheel
ing to carry a dinner to some men who were
engaged in digging a WE'LL Whilst pIayin.
about the opening and peering down in the
well, he accidentally lost his hold and fell head
long to the bottom, distance, we are assured,
OF nearly nifty feet. The child was hauled up
and conveyed to the residence of It's father
with confusion upon its head and apparently
much injured. Yesterday morning, strange to
say, the little fellow vas running about almost
a. well Is ever. Its escape from instant death
y regarded - approaching to The mirsculous. -
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SLAVE GANGS DRIVE THE IRISH FROM THE
RAILROADS, THE LABoRERs FROM THE MINES
AND FURNACES, AND THE MECHANICS FROM
THEIR SHoPs.-W We clip the following paragraph
from an article in the Missouri Democrat and
commend it to the attention of all our laborers
and mechanics. Remember that the Democrcy
advocate the doctrine of the bred Scott opinion,
extending slavery over all the Territory of the
United States:-
We cannot too often repeat that the effects
OF slave labor can only be seen where it has
been for some time predominant. Many think
that can be made to cooperate tremendously
with free labor, either in subordinetion or a
sphere of its own. This is deep aud danger
Gus error. The two systems are radically an
tagonis,ic. Wherever slave labor preponder-
ates Tree labor is crushed. When railroad con-
tracts are now left in South Carolina, it is ex-
pressly stipulated that no white man shall be
employed. The same thing is done wherever
slave labor abounds. All the iron works in
Tennessee and Kentucky are in the possession
of negro operatives. The slave gangs have
driven the white men out of the mines and fur
naees. The intrusion of slave labor into the
trades in the Southern StOtes has become SO
notorious that an anti. slavery sentiment Is ra-
pidly developing itself among the mechanics
aud artisans, and this domestic disaffection is
so serious that the oligarchy have found it ne
cessary to propose plans for the removal OF
the cause. The working men of ST. Louis
should ponder on these facts and grappls with
the evil before 1t is too late. Because its pro-
gress is gradual and nsidious, it arouses no &C.
tive hostility but it is the prerogaive of INTEL
ligence to discover danger il the distance, and
to lake precautions which will avert il or offer
to it successful resistance. TIE time for dis
cussing the emancipation question will have
passed when the workshops and foundries of ST.
Louis are Africanized; and the process Of con:
summating that revolution is progressing silent
ly, many Of the operatives themselves being
unconscious accessories.
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uc ANoVA AsiouN papers hVA'SS thS
suicide of a German woman named Zeikle, living
on Deere sil Get, in that place, yesterday week.
She hung herself In the kitchen, with a clothes
line. Her husband left her in the morning and
went to Davenport to his work. In the evening
he found her thus hanging, and his two young
children, one seven months and the other TWEEN
~ months old, in bed as he had left them in the
morning. The woman was deranged at times.
Charles Mcclure, checker in the coal works
of Mr.. Watson, at Willamsburgh, near Pitts
burgh, was struck by one John Kehoe with
heavy club, in a quarrel, on Wednesday last
and died of the injury. Kehoe, at last ccounts,
had not been arrested.
Michael Elk murdered bis wife in Cncin-
natl on Friday last, and has been committed for
trial. The deed was done in fit of jealousy.
A young woman named Henry, was muir
a man named Thomas Smithson. While in a
state of intoxication he drew pistol and shot
her dead, because she refused to speak to him.
he murderer is still at large.
The Chicago Press and Tribune threatens to
expose certain schemes that are ON foot in Illi-
nois to secure fraudulent votes on a gigantic
scale at the November election for Douglas
Democrats. It charges that handbills now
extensively posted in aneighboring State, call
ing for several thousand laborers, imme da,ey,
to work upon certain Illinois railroad. What
the object Of introducing SO many gentlemen
from the south of Ireland" into the State at this
juncture is must be apparent. No road in the
State is in such financial condition as TO give
employment to so large a force as is adYt Used
for, has any use for it if they could affor! the
expense. The men are not wanted by the rail-
rna5 IN work hnt nv tho rniit;.iops IN vn4a
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x COwHrDING.-A case of covhiding came off
on Sd stree. last Friday evening. The subject
of The castisation was Mr.. Morgan, bar er, on
Sd street, and the lady who inflicted the chas-
tisement was, we understand, a Mrs. Cooper,
wife OF stage driver of this place. 1t was
alleged by the lady that Mr. Morgan had given
currency to certain rumors that involved her
personal reputation, and whip in hand, accom-
panied by her husband, she proceeded to the
shop, called out tho offender, administered
summary punishment.
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only iFltHu near ~ close MS eyes III Gedtn. De-
ceased was possessed of much property.
ssr The following accident shows the folly
and wickedness of carrying firearms:
SAD AccIDENr.-Yesterday afternoon, as Mr..
Mclean was getting out Of his wagon in mar
ket, pistol, an Allen revolver, fell out Of his
breast pocket, and one barrel exploded upon
striking the pavement, the bullet passing into
tie knee OF Mrs Beggs, lady who was pur-
chasing some articles at the time. Sac was
Immediately conveyed home, and DR.. Sanford
called in. An examination proved that the ball
was hattened in the joint in such q manner that
it could not be extracted, and amputation Of the
limb may be rendered necessary-f Keokuk
Post.
HERKsY.-The Cleveland Plainde appro-
priating and adopting the language OF the New
York Times, in noticing the death of bred Scott,
says: "lle appears before Judge of judges,
who will recognize no rank, or title, or color,
as superior to his" This is not only rank
heresy, but downright treaso against the bred
Scott decision, and open violation of the
Constitution as expounded by it. Who author
lied the Cleveland editor to decide that bred
hadany rights that would DO respected even BY
the Judge Of judges, and what right had he SO
boldly to insnuate that negroes have souls
Mr. Gray must be taken before the session of the
Democratic church without delay.
NAN Cur HIS THROAT TO AVON THE rENI-
enthusiastically morning in the Brokport
Police Court, before Justice Holmes, man
named Asa Draper, was arraigned for an as
sault and battery on his wife. The offence was
clearly proved, and Draper was sentenced to
the Penitentiary for three months. He imme-
diately exclaimed-"By Cd l won't 60" aud
drawing knife from his pocket cut his own
throat. OF course he was seized and the knife
taken from him, but the wound inflicted was 90
severe that the surgeon who was called to at
tend him had very little hope Of his recovery
last evening Rochester Dem.
The Administration has decided that Colfax
OF Indiana shall DO beaten. So every ditch in
jasper county, and every rod Of the IT. Wayne
railroad has been filed up with imported voters,
and the democratic leaders having counted
their men, say, with knowing wsg Of the head.
that although ColfAx Is stronger by . thousand
votes than he was two years since, when his
majority was 1885, he ahaU yet BE- beaten -.
There 10 no doubt OF contemp plated frauds on .
stupendous scale in Indiana, this year. Indiana,
like most Of the western Stiaes. 10 Without the
protection Of registration Of ~ votsra = 8
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New-York daily tribune., 1858-03-03

OTrIof or TuB PITToBURGR, FoRT W.fNL AND CMc,Cs(
RuLRoAD CoMrNY PITI,srRGH Msrch |. 1875
NOTICE to STOCklIOIDERS.-Th FIRST
IN ANNUAL NETTING of the STOCKHOLDERS Of the
PITTSBURGH F0RTNAiNEAND CHICAGO RAlLRSAD
COMPANY will he beld a. the tho Board OF Trade in
fhe civ OF Pthnrsh TUkSDAI The Sth day ofMs-ch
inst o'clock At which tg" the Report Of the Dire
tors officers the rAton the Company for the DR..
seventeen consolidation will Be pre-nted aud rsd
The election Board Of D'ors viii b. held 9, the
place WEDNESDAY 3l. inssnt between The hours OF
~ AID 6 O'Clock p ".
Stockholders snd the representative 4 conns hod!ns stock
will ceve ,reca tickets aud Ptsbgreh for the
occs,oD spp,cGoE tie darI-u; s'son as-l,. Blank
forms proxies may be obsned a. The GENERA Ohe IN ris
byrsh or Al he Office Ia SswYork NJ. 81 Wiilm,.
Stoekhelders Of either the three Ipsne merged BY
The have olyertrd their stoof viii be
entitled 20 any votes az the shove t.ectIen-
tn. Transfer Book. vii be closed ron he h Instant 20 the
IA, nro,mo T. ID. MESSLER. Secretary.
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pSPAilnElr OF YnAIcr, CoETsoLL,s, orrieB.
NEvYoEy P.b H. lss
PROPOSALS for $4,000 PUBLIC STOCE

y
i Mq REBUILDING rOAPKINs MARKEr-s-sed Pro
pos.1s fscsiyv e Coutro'r' Once usiu ednee.,
Hsel la ociok wheu er ssnne ~is bs r. 6foly
cp-..d FOR To- whole say Rst 0f he sDou1. Of OF
tS~ Public S:crk ft Rebuilding Tompkns Atske sa;hor
xsd by Ar So Of the Lesure o ths STATE, eni: Al Ae
sbors- the Mayor Aldermen and Conmonst of the City Of
S,~ 10 sise BY losr ard % md The ,s, fu
Ne RstsYdirs Of fouptns MAXI" psssed Apf lsS and
an othe Common Council approved oy he Mayor
B,h II, les
The sa oei VII consist Of 7co shsss OF 500 each 'hsre
eeGS snssrrs ,bc Of x cent per asnaHA payAee
Jssry, aad shall b. rsdeeusAs follows: s71 90 'hs
I ssy "A July 1850 spd 900 On The s day o' JuJ e"eh
va tseresftsr, anti the whole sun 10 rede- med ,
10 grpvde 70. the rdenyeor Of said StSck and 10 pay
~ hieest hesor there 20 be raised by tsx, yey ana
year Ino The vhos stock shah BE- rede~nec saeh SUM -
lof ne payment Of sane with the interest thst~n
.Il state the number Of shares desd sad Nc
ps' shGs The rersr bose proposals accepted Will De
SueS ospoNt With The Chamberlain Of the ery the sum
An sor-fed BY The bid; and presentsg the r,c-ip
o 70. chs e~rsn TO III. Controller vii BE- entitled to receive
ths htsrest from The date Of the d.o.o,i,
potsan .hord be seSsd UP ana indorsed "Proposss
% ~ yer cent bic stcct Sr Rebuilding Tom pkins MArkstr
And he proposton then BE- p, up In second envelope
ssso s1d aIrcfd n T. fass Controller No Hal Of Re-
Sfus, 10TH A C. FLAGG Controller.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-03-03

SPECIAL NOTICE.-The ANNUAL ELEC-
cohPASY r Be hid At =. oaos Of til. undsr.s..l .e
DAY the kh day II March Tho poas viii !, oesn fs.
II ootook M. to III p N n-bNtsd Fob IL isA
10 SHlPkAh. s>s<vsty War,a Rs2r.s< G.,
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Me6nal.

SANDS' SARSAPARILLA-The best MedGs
- In the world for Ucerou and eruptiye diseases pun@
blood, and freeing the liver stomach and bowels from tbs ~
ducts Of unhealthy ecretous II IL at the pors
fectiye and sslrs: remedy ths; can b. used.
Prepared AID ,od by 4. B & ID. SANDS Wholesale Dft
ssts, NO. 100 Fulton-st.. cor. Of William, NewYOrk
New-York daily tribune., 1858-03-03
New lOfk, Feb. II, les

BOARD or TRUSTEES
EpFDTRICK ( WINSTON, JOHN WADSWORrH.
MtLLARp FILLMORE, WILLIAM j. BCNkEH
ID A. III HOADLEY, SAMUEL N. CORNELL,
WILLIAM V. BRADY, SAMUEL. T. SPkOULLS
HENRY 4. SMYTHE, JOHN NJ STUART.
ROBT H. MCTRDY HAMI.lS Blanc.
JOHN v. l.. PRUYk ALFRED EDWARDS
WILLIAM BETS LUCTUS ROBINS0N.
ISAAC GREEN PEARSON. SAMUEL D. BABcOCR,
WILLIAM MOORE. WILLIAM s. COE,
pHN n. SWIFT CHARLES j. SrEDMAH
" =. DODGE, CEPHAJ III. HORTON.
RICHARD PATRICK WILLIAM X STRONG,
DSEPH BLUNT, EZRA WHEELER,
NATHANIEL HANDEN WILLIAM H. POPHAN
JONATHAN MILLER LYCUHGUS EDGERrON,
ABRAHAM BININGER W SMITH BROWN
JOHN 7. YELNER1OS, GEOR ~ X CLARK
FREDERICK ). WINSTON. Presden'.
Sro-.tsry Isaac ABRITT. Ac,Iary, SHEPPARD HoGISs,
Medical Ian.iI~r MsTVRN Posi- NJ. d.
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JnStruttlon.

AfISSES ROHR's FRENCH and ENGLISH
vi BOARDING aud DAY sCdOoL, No s. West j'd''t.'
5tb
DRIvATE EDUCATlON--Psre who feel
anxious to thorough ALTON for their sons
favorable inusrce hear OF such an opTf
s.siry sy addressing n D. Unon.qsaIo Pos oes, No. sS
Brcadwsy.
TJ(ARRYTOWN INSTITUTE.-Circulars, with
ssrras rfrac-s &e b. obt~ned at 4. Gssdeseugh'
Bookstore No Ia Rs.sanst stsns. No~-YoTt OF sy Cd
eressss A NEWMAN. A. h., Principal.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-03-03
fsgal Notices.

CITATION on FINAL ACCOUNTING:-ln
" PEOPLE Il the STATE Of NEw-YORK. 10 tho Crsdton
AID rext OF hin Of ALEXANDER CURRlg late o. ns w ~ ~
OF Counbia decsssed send greeting: foa and eSh ~.
Leoy s'ta and required peronsly 70 be snd spl - C,
iudsoo on the hfh day of April next Of ten @eoet -
forenoon Of that day. then and there stsad ne h- -
nen' Of the account q John r. Curie, ths AdniHfsD
IL e'thnoay whereof have caused toe seal oi om sLs
sid Surrogate 70 be hreunto sfiIed Witne's ~ X,
H. B. Morel esq Surrogate of said county, q Nv
p, 9, hse..h; this iHh Gay p fRs0sWsS WSuRf III sanss
IN PURSUANCE Of en- order of the Surreps
Of the County Of NewYork notice 10 hereby given SE
sons ing claims szsinst WILLIAM SYxHs late Of tt
Of New-lort, deceased 10 present tas with 49,
Thereof 70 the nnb.eneer her rend.nce No Ss1 kssr =
of Ai next-Dasd New Yort the thirteenth day u 0s~
1887. lola la~emWl ELIZABETH sYMEs, Elsas1.
NOTICE is hereby gwen, that an application ~
IN Be- made 70 the Lessssnre Of the ssss Of Sew Ya
pres~i scs.on, fJr Act sm-1dins the of ncopsft
1.-THE RUTGERS FEMALE INSTITUTE" sasofisH55
said Institute TO De iooated IN the City Of NewYerk In
SUPREbfE COURT-City and County Of Nes
~ iork.-HERMAN1 LIVINGSTON Richard C,o'assn,Ii 'asni
Elhl Lock"o aud Lueien N.si azsiBst SAMUEL 20
LIT Francis NJ Mcdowell and NJ Mcdowell -Sgna 80
MONEY dem and on contract tCo. ITO the Drl -
Aoo'e named: lou and tsch of you hereby -
tbs day sed IN the Office Of the Cstk Of tho City and
New'i ion at the City Hall in said city aud - ~
your snswer % the old complaint the subs nesn -
once Number 20 Pine direct IN .he City Of
a the day o such service and you fad 70 snsw.f e xss
psnt within the ms Aforesaid. the plaintiffs wih -
against you 20, The Of Is @ Eve thousand s'us ssht
.er.'. fun tbs i'th day Of Jul, one tSes..-a rssr
Eias '' N' sPElR k.. ksa:
ms iss5wW Rams" A"
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painis, Oils, GLASS, &r.

NOBURNs Pure LARD OIL warranted very
~ sse~toe tor Machinery ed BURMA, =, ,~Is~I a., -
Dsrv;s % - ~ Is.lloss Osly ACnss.
JOHN w. QUINCY Co., No o WansmA
New-York daily tribune., 1858-03-03

40 BROADWAY.
I'D UHRRON's FAMILY SEWING MACHINE-We
would .ay those who have been wsng good 81 ING
MACHINE reasonable price tbs, they can mud lu, whist
they want 81 No 40 Broadway where the HEBRON SEWING
MACHINE is sdy for Inspection aud sale Th Machine
strong smpe snd effective sewing kind Of cloth
orn the .,ou,e, wooden the delicate The price
is cen dollars for the smallest and twenty five for the
larger Instructions FOX operating given grsiis
New-York daily tribune., 1858-03-03
Diauo-fcrtss auo Alnsir.

AN IMMENSE SACRIFICE.-A most excellent
N PlANo-FORTE, rosewood. asd fully warranted will be
old 40 shove second baud Piauo taken in exchange IL
NAV b. seen st " WEBERS No l55 West Broadway,
CsIAl-st
New-York daily tribune., 1858-03-03
Danrina Academies.

A DODWORTHs DANCING ACADEMIES,
As No 60S BROADWAY, NEW YORK,
l... No. lS MONTAGUE PLACE, BROOKLYN
Tbe Academy will remain until the lst OF Jane rvnt
ssandan time full quarter from hsoh l5 Pupils received
eheI Ina. date fDr part Of quarter.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-03-03
6tedmboa.s dno Railroads.


NOIICE-CHANGE of H0UR.-On and after
RIVER LINE to BOSTON vii ls.ys Pier No North River
daily 5oclocs u, instead Of a, heretofore
NOTICE.-CHANGE of HOUR.-On aud after
~ MosRAI @.Ich l. 1859 the steamer Of the REGCLAR
leave pier Nc 2Eorth River tr. wharf above Battery P.c,
daily sunday, excepted H 5p ~ n'.ead Of 4p.m
THE REGULAR MAIL LINE via sTONING-
L TON, f< BOSTON and PRoVDEscE-In.nd route
Ts; FISGStTH ROCK, c:s: Jss S.oo. .pa
G G I'D BOSTON sai FsoS Y.
tDEEcE RAILROADS lesyirs New Yori d.!y (saneAys
az :; ocosi n .nd ssouins.an IS, N o. 90 he =.
~ "a Of GSNSo5oRs es Ts Don shs too 'Is. Modr
nd q. sr5ty pyyaSs fS RsK G T9ay md
Sd s.IraAy from stoninznu EoniAy Wednssay aud Yhday
Passengers proced from ssnissoa pr r,nrv.d % P7oisns.
.d Boston in hs Express Maj reaching p.,s. N u.
D,nns sne. connecting North and E., Pnsnssrs that rsf
s-.ts, der-d .nj s.ou;nsrea 10 ts.7Sa m ,r,,s
A.sx,ss nu's: s'couP.ios Il. .ai s.r ,A,yass
rs ps':.s. ss.s. r.: r.ss'n' sa, .2yz s,.a II.
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CEETRAL RAILROAD Of NEW-JERsEY-
~ connecans at New Hampton via The De.aw.r, L.os.,
n I'm. md w'"esr RAiirt .ui E.so1 With he L-het
~, IAt1 ., ARMRAkoExsSr. 81 un.a.n, Oct D. lsr-1..-
sbovs .rsins and 3; 40
The ,soy, H,in. coapsct Els.se.a v sr.n. 90 hs Nsv
JeeJ Anroed -aicS Leave H.FYi hs zoos u Cont
Andt-s ~ u and !. : s-d p and D m
PAsocxs-s 70, Ia Dsls~s Lcssr.nns sni Ws<e-,n
fost VI eaye o2.y. Yor L.mxn Valley Railroad
ta N sni IL N JOAN o. sTERSs. 81 serntsnlsot
FLUSHING RAILROAD-Leayes Fulton Mar
ast Wh.f 81 'te.mer IaAni City, .ai 10. n, aud
and SO q, The cas- .-.ye Fashins L. L. the sans
soan needing Al, exchanging With The Bos
vs. Pofnt. fhutgh in hAy ntaue~s Pare IS osntS
Wh n SMITH Resolves.
AND R0UTE-HEW-YORK TO PROVI.
~ DEkcE. 80. "a shss o.. g lss fr.ln sf As
PROVIDENCE. HARTFORD snh YlSHKILL RAILROAD
sn s,s Hsrd ss he sivs there Of Ae-1rprea TIsn a
As New 7ot sna New Haven, New Havsa saA Harri
secnQss&j 7snrSsdA With saves New York q 9 q n
sAhUxi nJTt SspeAnssaial
New-York daily tribune., 1858-03-03
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NERICAN and FOREIGN PATENTS
J.P. PTRSSON. NO. 5 WAI.I-'ST-. =. n
A Psmrh.st 4 fui .,i,tns.i1n ssri lic- ey max
EDWARD H. DIXON, N. D., Editor OF Ine
~ = c.gI end sl,fpr Prsot,es Tress- 30 Snkla Dn
80 ,s,.od. e..lusivsy TO OPERATIVE SCR0EST ses
,,ONSULTATlO ONS "b-oue disa~e- o. Nc * -.
az Ofc~ hoYrs iron 30 '" and 70 s'-sihs. ~ ~
An h h, 4. his hosps The ehns u fhs = 81
"a !. a, No ve<~ys Asw Hsrsr where a. at1fnJ ssa
h,.,,ess he ct mPlasn;.fy Tiss
are ryc-,ved Coo .uiiirg tr %
New-York daily tribune., 1858-03-03

Respectfully submitted
SHEPPARD HOMANs, AstAry.
Te udered examined the formulas which have been
the the Of the Third DIVIDEND hs s
S ofthe Mutual Life Insurance Company Of N~w> ork ini
AZ s,fed that they founded correct usLsmatca pnn
ss snd ther application the aforesaid Dividend they
rr,h results uudoubtcd security 70 the parties assured
HINRY JAS ANDERSON, A,dio,.
HoRAcL WEBSTER
NsyyYork FEB IS. 1853.