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Nebraska advertiser., 1858-04-01
DEVORnE.

B. q. HutohiDs u ths Richardson C,1s
Elisabssh Hu,ohlp..I eIsS DisI.iss. AZ SSu, is
To Elizabeth Gutchins, tie defendant in Z
case.
You win please take notice, that ] have prOuE
an action in the RiehaEdson County District CO1a
second Judicial District o. NebrnSka Tsniiog
against you to obtain decree ofdiTorce from The bas
Of matrimOny, which have hitherto united ul. n
application fora divorce Is founded upon the Houu
Of Jour having committed adultery. A hsann
will Be had upon my said application in the al
county, on the first Tuesday IN May, 1853, when an
where you can attend and make defense sgainst n
said charge. B. II. HUTCHlNS.
Territory Of Nebraska CO
County Of Richardson. 90
Ieertify that the foregoing entitled suit has bee
brOugh in the Richardson County District COuH
- set forth in the above notice, that The paps'
therein Grs now on Sic in ny once and that =
summons has been retained non eel inssniSS, - !
the defendant.
Witness my hand and pEivats seal, (thSEs bsi1
no seal Jet provided for the said court, tbs 2ith De
Of March 1858. MASTIN W. RIDEN, Clerk,
Per GEO. Vas LEW, Deputy Cs'i
April, /, lsSs.-nO40 Il
Nebraska advertiser., 1858-04-01
CLAIM NOTICE.

To csosD TsrDeII. James n Hefnion, and al oshsra
whom il may concern. You are hereoy nothedo y
mar Al the Land once in BrONnvilc, on Friday April =
1883 At 2 O'clock, 2 u. asI inteHd t0pr0ve up NY ngh.
Of ~pre-empfion % TIE LA q the Southwest quarter
and the 3 Ia Of the northwest quarter Of section o.
township Z, north % range q east.
3s-9w March 18th. 50 f. nARI AtAA
Nebraska advertiser., 1858-04-01

now Hna2n-I
olEBR FOR SALE 5000 BLiEBESS%
he DoFchestsy Blackberry Ia. NJ
attentions iis superior merits dsS.ys, "IIoi'd
naon WITH ne LaWton, his earriei IN eu
Seaoss ne hsssaehussso AOEticnlturaI ,
; ESmaieso state in their uasu,,
Io9ls Anas1u each and every ~iaslane,
a.o.aoeee ne contributors for The pa-Do..
s1sN .1aiVidaai opinions Of the n.6,' NA
dissenting voice a. 10 shs supsrioa,s SOta "a
chester over the LaNton. The DoF.,.@ Ne q
Per1or favor the berry is much lar,.., ha
nardy, and Tally a. prolific, bearing cirir,' 49,
Eetainidg its black color" Rsl !
Stg0ng plants vill BE- seld a. FoEoV,. ,Aa
sefOrSS, Is fOFS q 50, snd Il for III "' a'i
SUPERB GERMAN ASTopS
HOvsy& Co, invite the a~sssptos
he publie 70 their splendid o-OII.,r;a~ 1.tsSn
Asters. Having for twenty jean Vir.. Ss
attention to the improvement Of AZ Petssu'
AND hATing been ANaFded the srit pin ~ ;"
~saenusetts Horticultural Society tbift,,n
tseV, t9r ne sxnielpoa q superior f0V,r, -
sA,S ehoaee easorsinents Of sssds d klisv.
No. l. IS v~sristisS q NE various IS,"s,.,
No = Il varieties d the IN. s,,. U I.
No. 81
No. IS Psony lowered
M9.Ae TEA elObsa nd PyaIusia,l A.,
No. 6.4 0lobs Peony as ,rtv~ .
No. T. The new ePoum.Ios.r.a ,
Also thsfOllOWins nfO seeds Cieeol.ri" n
u, Fsrbena, hanianA. Hollyhook, CunHti.1 pI'
gonium, PAnsey, Daily, RlOx, Be-, nred frcs :.
Cd collection extra Is cents saeh. Win = 49,.
sOrtnent Of eo0othet varieties Of Flsssr S.el,.
neTest and best tesstAblA Sstdi (includiu,
6aSoard Squash.) summer lowering buSt
SEEDS sent b mail. Catalogue gratis.
address, H0REY &Co.
R4o3 No. !, MsrchAntS Rev, Boston
Nebraska advertiser., 1858-04-01
"AII Fools Day.

The first Of April is day
in which all feel at perfect liberty to
practice jokes upon each other, and is
therefore known as "all fools day.
Few, however, know what gave rise
to this custom. By reference to the 39th
Psalm, 14th and 18th verses, you will
learn its origin. ai
Nebraska advertiser., 1858-04-01
CLAIM NOTICE.

ToJamss James 2. Andrews and all whom Il may con-
ceTD You are hereby nOtihe that ! will appear at the
Land Once in BrUwnville, on Friday April On, 1853,
at 10 O'elock A y, 70 prove up my right o. pre-empti0n
70 he northeast QBaror Of section fourteen, in town
ship eleven, range Sixteen. east. n. T. BROOKS.
BF0Euville, April !, 1858. ntO u I'd
Nebraska advertiser., 1858-04-01
Married.


On THURSDAY, March rs, by Rev. Mr.. Mullis; II. H
MARSH, and Miss AoLLIE J. THOMPSON, ali Of this
place.
The happy bride has the thanks Of this once for her
kind remembrance Of the printer. That her own sunny
face may be emBlematic Of an uncIOudedf future and her
bright eyes undimmed By . single sorrow is the sincere
wish Of her many friends.
We have great hopes as to the consequent results Of
this happy union, as the most mGrshy places are made
highly productive by a seasOnable method Of Hnder-
draining.
On the nth Of March, at the residence Of the brides
father, Tully, New York, by the Rev. W. ". Wakeman
OSCAR F. LAKE ESQ. Of BrOwnville, n. T., and Miss
EMILY A. WOOD. Of FULLY, n. 7.
There, now, the Judge has gone and did it. We sup
pose his personal knowledge Of the scarcity Of timber
in the western country together with his we'll known
proclivities for speculation induced him to enter into the
Wood business and import . s1faeie1c y at Ieast, to estab-
lish a RETscFy. He will be on hand this spnng in time
to make hOf-bedS and other necessary arrangements for
sprouts fext season.
Or maybe he has been reading Solomon, and believes
in the QuotatiOn-"whOever hndeth a wife nndeih a
good thing" and therefore Caves it,"
Seriously, Sudge, you and yours accept the c~Ongratu-
latiOns Of the Advertiser onhce, together with wishes for
future welfare, happiness, and prosperity.
Nebraska advertiser., 1858-04-01

tits with wits a. with razors which are
never so apt to cut those they are employed
on as when they have lost their edge. Wit
loses It's respect with the good when seen
in company with malice; and to smile at
the Jest which plants a thOrnin another's
breast, isiO become . principle IN the mis-
chief. l..f ,--
Nebraska advertiser., 1858-04-01
LURHRR HoADLRF. R0BERT v. NUIR
LAND AGENCY.

-BrOWmvHAAe, Nemanu Co., Ne T.,
Wiz select GoTernmsnt Landst Ioeats Land War
rants Ia NebrAskA KansaS Western Missouri and
Iowa collect debts; pay tazei for non-rssidenh;
bny aud sell properly on eommission Land War
rants bought ana SID &C market prices; Preenp-
tion papers prepared, &c.
We have for sale lots 10 the City ef BrOwnviTs,
South BrOWnville, Eemaha City Table Rook, Omaha,
st. Joseph, No, .ElWOOd, Kansas Territory, Lands
near Table Rock, RaWnes county, for sale. Also, in
HemahA comfy, improved property for sale or rent
Omce-Corner main and First Streets.
Lueius Hopkins rst ImpOrters& TaderI,Bank MI.
David Hoadley Panama Railroad,
Gen. @. 7. Hilyer :. . Charter Oak Bank. Hartford,
Lee, Butler h .-..,........ Hartford, Conn,
Collins Kellogg 4 Kirby. ..St. Louis, No.,
Thomas w. Phelps Mobile, Ala,
C!Wilson& CO.., s.@s 49,. ..A9s...E utaW, Ala,
Wm.P p. Webb, y...-....... :. - =
n. B. Osborn 3 Coz. ,...... -. Rock Island, III.
JAS HArebibald, GenT Ag1D, /. &W .R.R. Scranton
Gillespie, Peares 4 Co, Bankers 49,. CarhOndale, Pa.
Rev. rs. Ward.........g". %
Lathorp 3 Jones Scranton, Pa,
BIC. Mors8t-..t.. ......s.....s.Re Falls N, y.
William Rockingham, Atty.."....Albany N. Y.
Rev. B. Nelson, Principal Wyoming Seminary Ny.
J. A. Parker q Co, .-s..... ...WAshingtOn, d. q.
A. 7, Gilmer, Receiver Land 0Gee+.-. Omaha
Horace Everett, Council Bluffs, In.
fBroWnville, April ], 1858.
Nebraska advertiser., 1858-04-01

To Peter Baiiy and all others whom Il may eoncsr,
You are hereby notified that ! will appear a the Lar
once az Brownville, Gemah county, Eeoraska Terri
tory, on the 9Th day Of April, 1858, 70 prove Up my rd.
OF pre-emptiOn 20 the southwest quarter % sectinn M
nine, in Township No four North Of Range n. east
sinh p. NJ N. 4. HRgHY LESLIE
lpril 4 1e6a ~
Nebraska advertiser., 1858-04-01
Wanted!

ALADT Gs house-keepegsstthe Hermifage-one~ ~
out ~ineuubfauee preferred. Situation perrnsneni' -
q MSYIcK.
N,-cS e Iss5CuAsf1 BaowETHss ~
Nebraska advertiser., 1858-04-01
Dissolution.

Brown / Hallam desolVed partnership 10 .aEs /.
feet from the first Of March last. Either Of the An
win attend to the settling up the business, and a.
authorized TO use the name Of the firm for that uuI
pose. BROWN 4 HALLAM.
: April LIST, 1858.
Nebraska advertiser., 1858-04-01
ALONZO CHILD,
CAPT, JOE

CAFIs sOE nOLsANOs
AReguiar Council BluGs, Omaha City, Tor
- enee and Sioux CITY Packet, for Sioux Ciy
flafonce, omaha, Council Biuds, Bellevue, 81 Mary
Piattsmouth, Wyoming City, Nebraska City, Linden
BroEnVilie, RockpOrb HemEie's Landing Saint Sieph
ems, white Cloud, Forrest City, Oregon, lows Point, st
vannah, Sc. Joseph, OOniphsn. AtchisOny weston, FOR
Leavenworth, LeavenwOrth City, Kansas CRY, &c.
TheBeS. swift. and magnificent PASSENGER and freiEh
steamer ALONZO CHILD JOE Master, will
upon the opening Of navigation, resume her regular trips
in the above trade, and 20 all the ate p0intso
the Missouri river. Her patrons can rely net only uPo'
her continuing IN the trade during the entire boating So
son, but Of finding this season, a. during The past IA
FOR q~uickness and regularity Of trirs, Is well - supeh'
Ority Of passenger accommodations, and general Arransel
ments, that they are not exceiled By those Of sny ~
boat running on the river; having rceently been pisc-
in the m1st unexcepfiOnabte condition throughout pui
paratOry 70 engaging IN the spproaehing seasons Su''
ness.
The steamer Aloazo Child, Is new, having run eut
portion Of one season. and fer the very liberal palIon,
age she has received, Capt. Holland desires 70 prese1
histhanks % his friends, aBdto say t0fheul ulat tley ~
nnd his bOatAnd O2csFsa fully Up 10 ne s.ahaAIau
hrst class. we'll oefceTed Missouri River PASSENGER steam
er, and as such hopes 70 receive . relsona9le share .
the p~sfrOnags Of the ahippefs and TIE public senefal'J
March 3.-rSn53 rt"F -aa
Nebraska advertiser., 1858-04-01
NOTICE

To Henry i. Morrison, and all whom II may ooneeri
You are hereby notified that ] will appear a. the Ian
ONCE in BrOwnville, Nemaha county, N. T., on FridI
April 9, 1858, at 10 o'clock, A. NJ, 10 prove I'd my righ
Of ~tothe Southeast quarter Of section n.
twelve, township No i've, range No. fourteen.
April l.. 1S5S-2wn40 HORACE COLEMAN.
Nebraska advertiser., 1858-04-01
Lumber! Lumberll

We are prepared to furnish at Our Steam Saw Mil,
opposite BroWnville in "Prairie Forest ?. all kinds Of
lumber usually found in the West, and some choice
umbers Suitable Cor Wagons, furniture, and for build
ing purposes, DC, such as Hickory, Oak, Ask, Black
Walnut, Sycamore, Linn and Cottonwood, which we
have constantly on hand, or will prepare at port no
ticc, at the lowest market prices, bills save to or
der, for steamboats,. Will saw logs on the shares,
or by the hundred. Bills for humber can be left at
our Office, in BrOWnviIle. We will also furnish lum-
Der SAN upon the shares, or by the hundred At our
mill At Table Rock. H0ADLEY& MUIR
Rrownyilie Anril
Nebraska advertiser., 1858-04-01

Seed Corn and Seed Wheat
Fer Sale at the Farm at Prairie Forest opposite
BrOWnville, April /. H0ADLEY &MUIR.
Nebraska advertiser., 1858-04-01


H. x. ATKINSON,
Surveyor and Land Agent,
MAIN REE
BROWNVILLE, Mt,
Will attend promptly to the selection and IOca-
ton CT Government lands in the Nsmnha land dis
tret; surveying town Sites and subdividing lands;
drafting city plats, and all other business Of a Gener-
al Surveyor, He win locate warrants on time for
distant dealers; file decIaratOFy statetemonts Of in
tentiOn to pre-empt; make out pre-emption papers;
and always on hand to look out claims for actual set
tiers.
w. W.. Sawyer, NJ. D., New York City,
SeWal B Wilmington, Boston, Mass.
Rev. 7. W. Howe PatasPal, Ohio,
Col. W. E. Atkinson.
George H. Nixcn, Register Land OHes. BrOwnzills,
Lushbaugh 4 Carson, Bankers, BroWuville, n. I.
urnn',
Land Warrants.
10000 Acres Of Land warranss for sale and to
loan to Pro=emP.Or', By TYSON 4 HACKNEN.
S1OOO---One Thousand Dollars
"Nen.ahG Valley Bank Notes for sale.
I~udividuAls having dsaIings With this instilutiOn
VIII address, ". ". NJ 81. Louis, no,
April l, 1855.
Du Page County Nursery
NAPERVILLE, ILL.
The proprietOrs Of this Establishment would call at
~tentiontO their very large and extensive stock Of Fruit
and Ornamental Trees, Shrubs, and Plants, which they
offer to the spring trade al wholesale and retail.
Apple Trees, Pear Trees and Cherry Trees, both stan
dard and dwarf.
Peach Tres, ounce Bushes.
Grape Vines-Isabeln Catawba, and Clinton, An large
Quantities; Northern, huseadine, ChOrter Oak &C., in
Currants in variety-Red Dutch by the thousand.
RaSpbeTries, Observation-Disclosures StrHwberFios-
PeabOdyis New II autbOis, and other choice varieties.
Asparagus roots, RhubaTb roots or Pie Plant--Victoria,
Liuneas, Scotch Hybrid, Mammoth and other varieties.
Hedge Plants-Osage Orange BY the million
Usage Orange Seed, Apple seed-fresh and good and in
large quantities.
Ornamental department..
trees and shrubs.
Eyergreen trees ana shrubssr - =
Roses--Oyer three hundred varieties, embodying most
% the new and choice varieties OF Moss, Hybrid and
Hardy Perpetual, Bourbon, Noisette. Tea, China, China,
Bengal, Austrian Prairie or Climbing, and June Roses.
PGnies-Tree and Herbaceous; Dahlias, and other
Dubious roots.
HARDY, Border, and Greenhouse P-iants--embraeing the
largest stock at the northwest
orders solicited. Catalogues sent to all applicants.
No. /. Descriptive Catalogues Of Fruit and Ornament
tai trees and shrubs.
No. ?. Catalogue Of DahIias, Bedding-Out, and Green
house plants. r..
No. 3. Wholesale Catalogue.
March l-nO4O y LEWIS ELLSWORTH
Nebraska advertiser., 1858-04-01
1855

1863 1853
Season Arrangement.
REGULAR ST. LOUIS SIOUX CHI
PACKET.
INDEPENDENT LIVE.
- For Lexington, Kansas, LeavenWoria
Sumner, AtchisOn, 50. Joseph, AHaEonA
iowa PUNT, Forrest City. white Cloud. Brownville, LIN
den, Nebraska City. Piattsmouth, Saint Mays, Bellevue
Council BlUhs, Omaha, Florence, Crescent City, De Soto
WoOdville, rekamah, Decatur, B~Iackbifd, Omadi' sM'
gents Bluh, DakOtah, Sioux City, Pacific City, Coyine
ton, Logan, Saint Johns, Sc. James, Concord OppOehsf
Nlobrarah and FI Randall.
Tbe3wei Known, nsht draught Freight, and unsrsp
tiOnsble Passenger steamer
Omaha,
5ill, on the earliest opening Of navigation, rssun,
her trips in the above trade, land all inteTnediate Poini
on the Missouri river,) and continue them with her usuA
regularity, throughout the entire season. ]
Thankful for the very hberm patronage bestowed upo
the OMAHA the past season, we trust BY strict atle9l
ton 70 The business, the wants Of shippers and oomioi|
OF passengers, 70 merit a continuance % the sane.
ANDREW WINELAND, Master
J. }. WILCOX Clerk AArea 2S-nS'm
Nebraska advertiser., 1858-04-01

Wes = mild and beautiful. The NV.
eE still sing.
Nebraska advertiser., 1858-04-01

$1OOO---One Thousand Dollars
".Nen.GhG Valley Bank Notes for sale.
Individuals having dealings with this Institution
win address, G. W. NJ, st. Louis, No.
April l, 1855.
Nebraska advertiser., 1858-04-01
O70Qaha,
1888

1S5S 1875
Peoples Independent Line.
Season Arrangement Of the new Mis-
souri, River Passenger Steamer
Nebraska advertiser., 1858-04-01

$4,000 Acres Of Land warrants for sale and 10
loan to p~re-emPtOrs, BY TYSON 4 HACKNEN.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-06-13

LIBHRIA.-The Farmyille (va.) Journal notices
the return from Liberia of t~o slaves who eanci
pated by the late John WATSON Of Prace Edward county
The sum Of - 900 left by Mr.. Watson 70 carry sixty
Of HE slaves 70 that republic They give . very ds-
oourasps account Of the "Trip ost, AID their uea,men.
after they arrived. The yonal says Before leaving
The ship the agent Of the Coonatou Society Induced he
ensrants 70 purchase quantities Of cheap calico, brass
jevsry, TO- assuring them that they would need such
articles 10 their new nome, but their Arrival they found
bey had been deceived and defsuded out Of their money
The provsons carried for their support for the 1rst
six months we're sold daily before their eyes, and me,
were compelled 10 buy provisions every day ocn OF very
inferior quality, and insufficient in quantity The agent
employ W She tocesy woud sell 70 the bakers, and The
bakers 10 the emerauis-their provsons--At exor
bsnt prices the agent receiving part Of the profits On
their wrva they only received half tcre OF land, IN
stead Of Me Eve acres promised They found provisions
at exorotant prices and good deal Of bad treatment be
sides, from the suthorses They sleee that the Pres
dent ofthe colony nos engaged In she slsve trade,
nves At o. hey have returned 10 slavery, believing
ha. freedom TO the negro In africa the gresest curse
that could possibly befa him and thst had the fberans
the u getting away seven eghths OF hsm would
gladly return 70 The Cned states, and hs hardes
10 be found IN the SOUTH feeling me eondi
on u tne eave here far preferable V hks 0, the nog
Nvorei q ne iDhabitanH q Iiceria.v
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The Sale OF Public Works In PonnsyIvaHla.
TO THE EDITOR OF THE HERALD.

Tine Sale or Public Works In Ponnsyivaala.
TO THE EDITOR OF THE HERALD.
HARRISBURG, June 7, 1868.
The Wisconsin bribery case Ia email matter compared
with the sale OF the main line of public works Few
democrats and those SO rotten aud corrup,
have ever been disgrace 70 our state, had anything
do with II.
Leeomp.on-bribery and the people will Ok marx on
the foreheads all participants IN the fraud or what
ever Il may termed, that will show while virtue and
the sun shine.
Your readers may look for early OF whole
matter Being the seat OF government 81 the
bill passed, and naturally ooservans, am soie to stale
what influenced It's passagemovos, monetary and other
wise will send you iuli statement soon AZ my
rapda docs contain the FIRST Of many concerned
delay until obtain them, that the rogues can't get
off, You have heard the whistle look out for The state
ment DEMOCRAT.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-06-13

THE DsFkLCATIovs IN TENNESSEE Iegisla-
tive investigating Committee still n~d work, Dat a.
Jet have male discoveries 10 the missing bonds OF
the Exchange Bank and see no prospect Of clue " the
secret The nvsstg cation Of the affairs n the secretary
Of states Office closed, leaving officer defaulter
10 from $4,000 to $4,000 Mr. Burton len this CITY
mmed aey after the acceptance OF mis- res gDAu5u, with
out giving 81 Tar as vc can lear any sue % hf de1i1s
ton Nashvilc Bangsr, Jsnc 4.
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BIGANY IN NORTH CAROLINAr-North Carolina In
bad state 70 indulge in than vito. H. G. Bart
et convicted OF bgamy sentenced to be branded On
the leo cheek with the letter b. TO receive thirty nine
lAshes his bare back, be imprisoned thirty days.
then 70 receive thirty nine laAhes and 10 b et
l0ose. He married four wives.
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Supreme Court-In Chambers.
Before Hon. Judge Clerte.


EXAMINATION or JUDGMENT DEBTOR A. TO ms IN
Unrest IN IrMLEy's PROPOSED ePERA COMPANY.
JrNE 1o-I-ruy Hdy,s rs. John IT. witon.-rhe de-
fcudan, judgment debtor Of 1853, but execution there
on was returned by the sheriff unsaishcd order
granted by Judge Cerke few days since 70 examine
as 10 hs interest In the forthcoming Opera company
Mr.. Wilton being examined stated that he had MOI IN
hs pussesson any documents to sho~ that he vas en-
esged parties by whom be 70 be compensated for
services for the umey Opera and ballet troupe have
no letters possession concerning business arrange
rnens 70 be completed earned The United Staes
rom which am 70 90 remuDerated have never repre-
scented that had such documents By which was autnor
negotiate concerning musical, dramatic or other
o. Ia u true ths, you have a connection In business
point Of view with opera troupe OF she director the
tons are 70 be rven in New York or United ssfe-
this next year, depending on any eventr A. Yes, nd
o. What indIrec, connection do you refer 10 A. Mere
ly 70 the advertisement OF the proposed visit q Mr. Lum
ley's Opera trospe 10 this country.
u DO You mean 70 that yeu are here merely 10 pun
the concern or write into public notu le,y' do
mean 70 say anything Of the kind have 20 sdverssns
Q what do you mean by saying The advertisement,
merely OF the proposed visit OF Mr. Iumleys Opers
troupe 70 this counsSy A. refer 70 the Advertisement
OF the proposed visit OF Mr.. Lumeys Opera troupe, IN
which, II IL arrives country am be engaged
MANAGER; have no agreement in writing until u docs
arrive.
O Under what agreement did you come 10 this country
on yoir last embsrkatioup A. There was agreement
Y Have you been instrumental In publishing articles
and advertisements concerning Luney's Opera troupe in
this CITY and country Only originator Of the great
scheme; have advertised this city or In The United
States IN relation 70 H. mean when say only orgi-
nstor,' having suggested the idea; suggested 70 Mr.
Lumley.
Ia consequence Of such suggestion DID you not write,
be written, articles, and have them
in this cty drawing attention 70 the tact that troupe
would come 70 ,ns country, A. aid not; have got
above that business
O wnst have you been doing since you arrived here in
a business point Of View A. Nothing.
a Have you had business communications with Mr. Ba~.
mum, OF this city, lsteyS A. No business communist
tons Mt ALL
Inc matter then sdpurned.
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DENTISTRY.

NrIw INVENTION or ARTIFICIAL YxwH WITH
IN ont metl plata eissps extracting The roosa only By
a. b. sl0Esk0ND, surgeon dentist 10 NE Womsns HospI-
Al bis oce 81 Bleec<er street. be the cert-
rntes n he hrs citizens asesns he supert ~ HE in
vsnon after eighteen months trial. re hest rsfererce VII
he riyen required,
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THE TURF.

CEETaEvJLLE COURSE LI-rROrTIN9-rUES-
~ dsy, June Is at O'Clock r. NJ, match ~ 100. mile
beats best ia5 II. Woodruff names Jim Carson, TO
harness; d. Talman names b. senator, 70 wagon To DC
good day and track. JOEL CONCkLIN, Proprietor.
fNENTREVILIE COURSE. l. l. TROTrING. THURS
~ day, June IL O'Clock r. NJ, match $780, mile heats,
TO wagons. II. Woodruff names brown W. ID. Pea
body names bay geding. JOEL CONCKLIN, Proprietor.
Union COURSE. LONG Observation-Disclosures
~ day, June a. t3P. NJ, match for $500, pay play
mile and repeat 70 wagons Hiram Woodruff nsmes b;
LADY Woodruff ID. Phisr psmes br 4 Brown bick. Cars
viii run from south ferry For further particulars bills.
SHAW WHITE, Proprietors-
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YACHTING.

CPORT THE sLOOPs LIBERTY, VlCrOEENE, ELIZA
- JAkR particularly invited to attend this
pncher The Ameri san Eagle Is entered This race
s sjoops the 9th July Inquire
LAW, 40 " est street, corner Of BamDDr
YACHT GIMCRACK FOR sALE-BUHr BY THE
late George stsers for jonn q. neveps Esq late Com
modorc New York Yacht Club schooner rgged
Jb and opsails abOnt 'oDs register and Ia the most
plee order ihfoup houi her sails ep saying
been the cabin Is particularly and
Wen ysn.,ed being seven feet high by twenty swo feet In
ls 9Th with rcomy kitchen. psntrirs water tsnss, water
cobe &c atscbei; awnings Ia deck a,d cockpit
RES superior With all The necessary ssoutre
II fully found with charts Rogers
signals snc everything IN fact Necessary to make her COM
and rae; easily hsncied by sa boy,
thus making her OF the mott economical boats in the
tire tqusdfon 80 gsoisInan requiring an undoubtedly
safe and commDiious she
bic opportunity apply board the staten, aoDoxen,
or TO =. Draper, ESQ 30 Pine street
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-06-13

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platform Of the party tits full % pesy, patriotism,
love OF the Union nationality justice, truth and rghte
socety-opposed 70 all manner OF ain. u the mcst
Pe'ssnifnan production that we ever read, without an
opinion on n siugle living The party rolug b
f.sto Of certain politicians reduced circumsances who
promise 70 be coed II ne people win only rus, them With
the Offices.