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T'OTHE EAFFLTCTED.-DR. L.J. CZAPkAf can
be consulted at his Institute for the cure OF all
forms of private diseases. such
Nocturnal Emissions and all the consequences ol
self abuse. In the first stages OF Syphilic or como
rheal diseases, he guarantees cure in lew ueys,
without Inconvenience TO the patient OF hindrance to
his business. Whsn patient by neg ect or linprop
eT treatment, has dc felOped the secondary symptoms
of syphilis, such as blbOes or painful swelDgs on
the groins, or ulCersn the throat aud nose which II
not checked. destroy the soft parts and GAUGE the
bones to mortfy. separate and come away, leaving
the sufferer an object hideous to behold: or when
blotches and pimples break out upon the skin or
when he has painful swellings upon the bones or
when his constitution Is injured To predispose
to consumption or other constitutional diseases, the
| Doctor guarantees IL cure or asks no compensation
| In RHEt MAriSM. chrome or acute in DYSEN.
! Terry or Dl lARRiiOEA, he has safe and e6ectua
remedies Fer the treatment of the conseQ uences Of
self abuse such as nocturnal emissions nervousness
timidty, headache pains in the back and limbs, with
general weakness loss If memory injury to the sight
rcsessness, confusion of ideas, dislike for society.
and feeling of WEAKNESS of life with the nervonl
system eScltabe that slight noises shock or starte
the patient, making his existence miserable. For the
above maadIes the Doctor will curantee Ii cure or
ask no compensation. he be consulted free of
charge and invites all to CALI il will cost them no
thing, and may be much 10 their advantage. Ofics
hours from 9 A. NJ, to0P NJ.
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SHERIFF SALES.
sffERIrr's SALE
HpY VIRTUE OF AN EXECUTION
i~sued out OF the Dstric. Court Of the Fifteenth

10y VIRTUE OF AN EXECUTION
ID issued out Of the Dstric: Court " The Fifteenth
Judicial District ip and for Butte County and State OF
California, " me directed and delivered commanding
me 10 make The sum Of three hundred and seventy
nine 1919 90 dollars with interest thereon at the rate
Of three per per month from the zith day of June
D. 1851 until paid, together with the further sum
Of nine and seventy Que bandredh, - 30 dollars
cos,s OF suit and ali accruBg said writ where
In J. McKINsTRY SMITH and Il NJ. Sparks are
plaintiff. and NJ swITH. NJ. II FARLEY, J..
KLEINE n HARRIS nre dsfeDdants, have lev.
led upon and shall expose pubic sale to the hivbest
bidder for cash, on Tn ursday, the 11th day
OF March, A. ID 1r5s, al the hour Of O'Clock =.
NJ of said day, oil Of tho right title and Interest Of tho
Above named defendsns In aud 10 the following de-
scr,bed propery. 70 vii: One Quartz Ledge located
ON the easieriy side Of what IL known IA McChbes
Creek In Butte ic0uny California abbut one mile
sbove the Of Enterprise; said ledge running into
the hill In eastery direction 1890 feet and which
Il known Tho Grain Gold Quartz Ledge, worked by
this defendants in the SprDg Of ls57 also nn arastra
building attached thereto, with the machinery and
other fixtures thereunto belonging.
The above sale TO take place at the Court House
door IN the town Of Orovile County and Slate aiore
~. d PLUM, Sheriff Butte County.
Oroyille February 18th 1855
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SUMMONS
STATE oY CALIFORNIA, $50 Justices Court
County of Butte Chico Township.
KHNuE PEOPLE OE TIE STATE OLE


II California To Jasper GLEN ELAND, Greet
ing: You are hereby summoned ~ appear before
me, at my oil"e in Chico Township of the County OF
butte, on the 22i day Jaulary A. d. 1883, at 10
O'Clock, A. NJ, TO answer unto the compliant OF W
y. Middleton, who sues to recover Sky five dollars
for In consideration ot horse spld said CCvc-
land, when Judgment VIII be taken against you for
the said nmount, together with costs and damages,
If you fail tOappear and answer.
To any Shcfh or Constable OF said County. Greet
ing: make legal service and due return hereof.
Given under my hand this ed dpy Of January, A
ID. 1888.
JAS. II COLE,
Justice Of The Peace OF said Township SEAL
fcbS-3ws ~ }
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FERRY NOTICE

NOTICE is hereby given that |, the Undersigned,
will apply TO the Board of Supervsors for Butte
county Caturnl. at then next session for renewal
To me of License to keep Ferry ut Nelson's Bar
West Branch Feather River.
Jan. /, ls57.--+w@ C.S CURTIS.
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BRIDGE AND FERRY NOTICE

NOTiCE ishe eby given that tho underslgned win
IN apply to the Board Of Supervisors In and for
Butte county at their February session In 1883 for
License TO construct Toll Bridge and Ferry across
the Middle or South Fork of Feather River, n few
rods above Its junction with the North Fork OF said
river sy LyESTER p SAVAGE l. GO.
Bidwell, Jan. LIST, 1883
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NOTICE

RS HEREBY GIVEN, THAT THE UNDER
n signed will apply to the Board of Supervisors o
Butte county at their next regular session. Tor "A re-
newal of their Licensp to run Ferry across Feather
River at McConnel's Ranch.
MCCONNELL 4 BILLINGS.
Februiry I, lS5S.s
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INSOLVENCY. NOTICE.

STATE oF CALrFoRSA, Clerks on'e, District Court,
County Cf Butte. Sffeenth Judicial District
UNPURSU ANCE OF AN ORDER
II made in the said District Court IN and Tor Rute
County, by the Judge thereof the Hon. Warren r.
Sexton. on the thiriielh day of January A. ID. 1888.
Notice Is hereby given, to the creditors of Aonxo
Gilman, petitioner In insolvency, 10 be and appear
before the Hon. Warren T. Sexton, Judge OF said
District, at chambers, ON the sixth day Of March A.
D. 1855. at two O'Clock of said day, then and there
show cause IL any there be- why the pra er OF the
said petitioner Alonxo Gilman, should not be grant
ed, an assignment of his estate be made aud ne be
discharged from his debts and liabilities
~ Witness my hand aud the seal OF said
SEAL. Court ixed this the first day of February,
I 49, "A. ID. 1858. NJ. II. DARR ACH, Clerk.
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CONSTABLE'S SALE.

NY VIRTUE OP TWO EXECUTIONS Issued
~ out OF Justice Benys court, Of Opbir Town
snip County of Butte and State of CaliGrrua on the
10Th day OF January 4. u. 1853, and To me d .
recled, IN iivor of ROSS & WELSH and against
WiLLEfT. for the sum Of fort two seventy
five ono hundredths s42 Is dollars damages
and thirteen S3 90 dollars cost of suit and accruing
COSTS on one execution and ten SO dollar, damages
and twelve si2 % dollars costs Of sut and accruing
costs on The second execution against Taylor Wiett
have seized and will expose for sip at public nuc-
ton u tho highest bidder for cash at John Berrys
Office In Orovllle county Of Butte and state, aforesaid
on the NINETEENTH FEBRUARY le5s,ntZ O'clock
NJ, all OF the right title and interest of - TayIoy
and - illeu IN and In n certain mechanic's lien
due from Mrs Purneli 10 said defendants. which lien
Is upon me following property, 10 Wit certain piece
or parcel of isnd commencing on the south side of
Montgomery street 10 feet from the north ent corner
OF lot NO. 10 block No. 10 running thence in "A south.
ery direction l0 feet thence easery 20 feet thence
soulherly 81 ieet, thence eastery ~ feet thence.
nortberly lo Feet, thence westerly - feet thence
northerly ia feet To Montgomery street thence
along Montgomery street ~ feet To the place of be-
ginning, also a certain frame building known ns the
city lloieshd building being two es high and -
feet front by 40 feet deep less situated in
the town OF orovic County aud Siaie aforesaid also
all Of tho right title and Interest of tho sald defendants
Taylor Willeit To certain mortgage made by VI.
d lAswell IN their favor, and recorded NAV 18th
1901, on The above described property
X l.. PHTTO.F, Constable.
ny NJ McLAUgnLiN, Dcpn'y
Dated this ihc 30th day Of Jan A. D 1853.
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NOTICE.

NoTIcR Is hereby given TO all persons dealing In
~ Powder, that Section OF Ordinance No. 4, OF
the city Ordinances, viii be strictly enforced ; and
each vender OF powder Is notified 10 procure Ii
cense FOR vending the same, ordered In section
Ordinance No l.
$. W. GAMBREL, Superintendent
Oroville Jan
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A CARD i, the undersigned, Living been under
The treatment Oft J czapkay, NJ. ID. although un.
sociicl. feel called upon to give publicity tn the ef
ncacy OF his treatment, hoping that by doing so,
may he insrumenialin IN preventing Others frrtn the
fearful suffering and misery which | experienced. /.
and which 20 often result from the pernicions prac
tce Of prctrnders. My disease has been that of
physical and mental debility, which follows in con.
sequence of ndscreliOn III youth. The agones
which endured are, perhaps Unnecessary for me
to delnl; they known to those who have expert.
ehced them. suffice 1t to say that having called the
services oI DR.. l.. j tlnpSay INTO requison all my
expect Hlions which may nave formed of him were
more than realized. would therefore recon mend
Dr. CZnpkay to all who may find themselves afflicted
with the dreadful malady. my object N So doing be-
ing sympathy for suffering humanity, and heartfelt
desire OF relieving them.
ID. J. DAHLEE, Printer.
State OF California, City and County of San Fran.
cisco - on the 3st day OF July A ID. 1856 before
me- WIN. G. Jewett, Nury Public. personally appear
ed d. }. Dahlee, known To me, who being duly sworn
did d"pose aud say, that the contents of the card
herewith signed by him is true
In witness whereof, have hercunto set my hand
and affixed my official SEAL the day AMI wear first
! above written. WM C. JEWETT
lh'S Fotary Public.
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MEDICAL.
DR.. J.CZAPKAY'S
HnRIy.rE MEnICAI. AND SURGICAL

u INSTITUTE, Sacramento street, below Mont
gomery opposite Pacific Mail Steamship GO 8 ONCE,
san Francisco California EstabIshed III io2f Ior 'he
per,nanent cure Of ali Private and Chronic Diseases,
and the suppression of Quackery Attending ana resi-
dent Physician, l. J. CZAPKAY. NJ d.; late oil lhe
Hungarian Revolutionary War, Chief physician 10
Military Hospital OF Pesh ungary and late lecturer
on diseases ol women and chidrer.
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NOTICE OF DISSOLUTION

FuNilE co PARTNERSHIP heretofore existing be-
u tween the UNDERSIGNED In the Livery business
under the irm and style Of Dowd Pond, Is this cay
dissolved by mutual consent The business OF the
late firm viii be settled by either party. The bust
ness Of the late nrm will be continued at the old
stand by ]. Dowd.
DoWD,
y. II. POND.
OrovIlle, Jan. 2s, lsss --fi-aw
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MTSCELLA LANEOUS.
POST FICE
Literary Depot

vNNHE UNDERSIGNED HAVING RECENTLY
II renewed their stock would respectfully init
mate to their friends that they prepared TO dill
ANY order embraced in the line OF
BOOKS.
Bound aud in pnmphlet form, comprising large as.
sorlment of NOVELS and light Literature, by the
most popular authors Of the day
Standard Works,
In sheep. calf ard cloth. Historical, Biographical,
Critical, Poetical, Theological, Philosophical Philo>
ogical, Spiritual. q the recent ism) sc Sc.. among
which are BYRON, More, Shakespeare, Ben Johnson,
Prescdus Conquest of Peru and Mexico, Brandt'S
Ency copadia OF Science. Literature and Art ditto
liare's Works, and host which space restricts
enumeraling.
School Books
Adapted for the Common Schools here, besides a
large assortment Of different varieties.
Stationery.
Writing Paper. gilt aud plain, ruled and unruled. Lee
Cards, c"lored and plain. Fancy Note Paper Of
every variety and style, the finest ever brought to
this market. Envelopes 10 match.
BLANK BOOKS, demi folio, cap, quario, in sheep,
Russia. hall bound. &C. Diaries for '5S Morocco
rucks, Pass Books, &c.
FANCY ARTICLES, Desks, Portfolios, Albuns,
Gold Pens, and Pencil Cases.
Cutlery,
westenholm's best VIOLIN STRINGS.
Christmas Presents.
Morocco Bound Annuas. suitable for Gins Uhildreu's
Toy Books, Sc, all OF which we offer at the very
lowest figures.
GARNBAM X LOCKWOOD.
Dec. 35, lsSs. dec2S
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PEELED by gratitude make known their cases and re.
medal agent, and their statements are authenticated
by Notary Public, Tho dcna of society impe-
r,usy command their pnbli'ity. and we commend
their perush 10 the attention of all afflicted:
CERTIFICATE.
The undersigned, dcsirous osacquainting those who
may be unfortunate enough To- he similarly afflicted
where permanent relief of their sufsrings NAV be
oDtaned, iecls it his duty TO thus publicly express
his most sincere gratitude to DR.. H. j. Czapkay for
the permanent recovery Of his health. Borne down
by the distressing SYMPTOMS incident 10 the vicious
practice oluncuniruable passion IN youth depressed
In body and mind: unable to perform even the most
triding duty imposed upon the daily avOcaons of
life, sought the advice Of many phy sicians, who ut
first REGARDED my disease as of riAiuR Importance
bat alas, after few weeks and in several instances
msnlhs, OF their treatment. found To my unutera
bic horror, that instead of relief, the symptoms be
came more alarming in their torture, nud, being told
by one that my disease being principally confined to
tho brain, medicine would be ofiitt g consequences
drSpaired Of ever rcgaininE my heal strength and
energy; and as q last resort, and with but faint
hope called upon Dr. Caapkay. who, after examining
my case prescribed some medicine which almos, in
stanjly relieved me @! the duh pain aud dizziness in
my head. Encouraged by this result. rcsoved TO
place myself Immediately under his cHre and hy
s,r adherence to his isdireciions and advice nv head
became clear, my ideas collected, the constant pain
in my back and groins the weakness Of my limbs
the nervous reaction of my whole body on the sghi
cst alarm or excitement, thc misanthropy and evil
iUrcbOdiugs; tue self dslrust and wGD Of confidence
Others; the iucapabi lty study and want of res
ouOn the irighful, exciting, aud at times peaslIr
able dreams at night, followed by involuntary dis
charges have all disappeared; and in fact in two
months after having consulted the Doctor felt as if
inspired by new ljtothat HE which. but Il short
time ago l contem mplated to end by my own hand.
With view to guard the unfortunate from falling
into the hands OF incompetent qnacks, deem il nv
duty to oher this testimony 10 the merit and skill OF
Or. Cznpkay, and recommend him 10 all who NAV
stand IN need ofmedical advice being assured by my
own experience, that once under his care, IL radical
and permanent cure win be effected
b.. f.. FILLMORE
state of California. County OF San Francisco. Sub
scribed and sworn before me, this 18th day NJ April
a. ID. 1856. Signed JOHN MIDDLETON. IT, 81
Notary Public.
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,y,uERE ARETnoUsANDs in this Stale suffer

'yNHERE ARE THOUSANDS in this State suferI
4 for want Of Scientific medical treatment,
ysu fear to apply TO a PLY scIan, because they bw
been deceived or their friends have been. by SOW
of the dharlatans ~ infest the community, and W.
publish themselves as good physicians, proiesscn
etc. To all such we unhestatingiy recommend p''
G. Young, us Physician In whom all 9an place e~
hdcnce lie Is "A man of eminent and proiouS
study, good surgeon, an honorable man. ana ~ ~
who can sympashise with persons in afilicon. u,
standing rs a Physician and gentleman are o., pv
guaranteed-the first by his medical works. WAC
are an hor TO their author, and the eSten>iyeSh Shs
highly successful course of practice with which
has been houored since his advent in California, ~
the latter by his numerous pSlrons ana large ceH"
acQuaintances,
DEMEMBER-That Dr J. C. Youne's osice ~
M the treatment 0f Private Diseases, is nj the et
ner ot Montgomery and California sts., San Franei0
REhEMBER-That Dr. Yonng wants 40 paiiens
but those fully capable OF apprecialing aud dsa
gushing The services of q regular. thorough orc
quack.
REMEMBER-That Or Young is the only regun
bred physician advertising to cure seases OF mfT
dence
treatment are entirely unknown To all Others. ~ ~
pared from life spent in the great Hospitals OF ~
Gals imported
REMEMBER-That Dr Young gives every asie'
ion 10 diseases peculiar to females.
From the Boston Medical Journal.
Although we are opposed TO the system of savr
USING Tor good and sufficient reasons, still we Ger
II Out justice TO say that Dr. Young is one OF y.
most industrious and interchangeable voiaries Of WV
medical science in the United Staiss.
f1NNo CURE, PAY-ss
Hts office 10 at the corner Of Montgomery and
To- MA streets, san I'm sCIAco
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SUMMONS

STATE OF CALIFORNIA,
In the District Court of the 18th Judicial District
County OF Butte
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MEDICAL.
DIR. j. C. YOUNG.

LateProfessor at theUniversity Penn.
Can be found at the old stand, corner ~
Montgomery and California streets, San
Francisco,
Where he can beconsuted privately and with N.
utmost confidence by the afflicted at al hours ds
from A. NJ, until 3 p. NJ. (Cures always euarans.
or no pay required.
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EMARKABLE INSTANCE OF MEDICAL RE.
ga LIEF.-Beow we publish the certificates of
two of the sufferers from the pangs of disease who
hay ing recovered from their former health and i'm
PEELED by gratitude, make known their cases and re.
medal agent. and their statements authenticated
by Notary Public, Tho demands of society mpe-
riIusly command their pnbli 'ity. and we commend
their perusal 10 the attention of all afflicted:
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State of California, In the District Corr, ofthe Fiji
County Of Bate, teenth judicial District.
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1858-08-28
For the Duglc.
ANTI.SLAVERY MEETING AT ALLIANCE,

The Anti-Slavery meeting in the Town House in
Alliance, convened al 10 A. NJ, on Sunday, Aug.
Dist. HUMPHREY Hoover was appointed Chair.
man, and A. BROOKE, Secretary, AS two Methodist
camp meetings, and a large meeting for the Camp.
bellies, were in progress at the time, towards which
three special trains of cars had been run from the
village, as may be supposed, the assemblage was
not a very large one. A rule for limiting the spea'
kers to fifteen minutes each, was adopted.
The number present desirous to be heard was
so great as to render it somewhat difficult to effect
an adjournment in due season, although two SEES.
sions wero held. AS usual, in meetings as free as
are those of the Abolitionists, various oxtrareous
topics we're introduced by those who do not labor
with us. Wages slavery was largely descanted
on by ono jealous speaker. Non.resistanco was
again bclabored under the assumption that the re.
refusal on the part Of Aboiitionists to participate
in a pro-slavery government, is an attempt to put
down all civil government. 1t is astonishing to
witness the amount of ignorance which exists in
communities, even among mon claiming to be high
ly intelligent, in regard to both the principles and
the proposed measures OF tho Disuuionists. Too
Indifferent to the cause of impartial liberty
to investigate so far as to be able to
comprehend these, they como into our
meetings and give u~tterance to opinions which
seem to border on downright stupidity, where
the character of the speaker is such as to forbid the
suspicion of intentional knavery. Misreprescnta'
ton of our positions when made through dishoncS-
ty in the desire to subsorve party purposes, is
scarcely more reprehensible than misrepresentation
through absolute ignorance, when made by men of
average intelligence, at this age Of the anti slavery
enterprise, when our periodical and other publica-
tions in addition to the labors of the living speaker,
place it in the power Of all such to comprehend us.
But Time, the grand demonstrator, will yet make
clear to all the philosophy which is so slowly com
pretended. A. BROOKE.
MARLBORO, August 22nd.
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1858-08-28

borne with equabie temper by the enthusiastic ad.
vocates OF African Slavery. 1t was an impedi.
nent in the way of the enforcement Of the Calhoun
policy, which was tho extension of human slavery
over the world. These men know very well that
slavery ca~hOt live and remain quiet. Ii must ad.
vance or die. The mail number of white inhaLi,
tants OF DJmi iica should be encouraged to cnslavc
the u )rde OF black barbarians" on the island
This we suppose would not be 'intolerable opprcs,
sion. The use of the phrase indicates that the
South has an idea of what "intnleratlc oppression
may be, and that it can exist. What is "intUlcra
bic oppressionW OF course, it is not in ruling,
governing, OF enslaving ones fellows, Of u different
race. " dues not consist ia barbaruus conduct to
wards tho se,Sect, If any of these definitions
are correct, then there is "intolerable oppression
all around Observation-Disclosures The Old Domin,
iIn. We wonder, then, what the ''intulctallc Up
preston" is, that the South fears might have
beeo the lot VI the white Dominicans, and which
would Justify them ia enslaying their cjiored
brethren !
So anxious is the South to get fresh foothold
for Slavery in the West Indies, that it would VEN
ture the dangers of n : kimish with France in the
attempt. 1t would not permit French ~intrigues up
On The Island. 1t is enough fuc the Slavery propa
gandists 10 intrigue there for Slayery-France
should net be permitted to do it against the pro-
pagandists. SAYS the South:
Except it be the purpose of the United States
to deliver the West Indies into the hands of Euro
peau Powers, and to renounce all claim to inilu'
encc in that interesting quarter. they must impose
scme restraint upon the impertinency of French
intrigue in st. Domingo. 1t is certain they can
not submit with honor to the rcpulse they endured
in the rejection of their treaty. Besides these
present motives of policy, other more remote but
not less urgent considerations demand that the
American Government should assert its just in.
fiuenco in the Dominican Republic. We need not
be more specific than to say we intend an allusion
to the shape which the question of negro slaoery is
beginning 10 assume 6Sfore The tcorld. A foothold
apon the Island of St. Domingo may not only be
advisable as q measure Of self. protection, JRI
essential as an erpedient for the attainment Of an
dereloped objects Of future agrandzement,"
The secret OF the 'South's interest in Dominica
is let out with commendable frankness. 1t is, that
the Island may be made subservient to the ends of
the Southern Slavery agitators. for the attain
ment of undeveloped objects of future aggrandise-
ment",
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1858-08-28

ut hrst denied H. A physician was sent for, who
examined her person, and found that sho had re-
Gently given birth to n child. The mother thcr
acknowledged the deed and gave rs a re ason thai
she would not raise up children to work for 9th
ers oil their lives
mat mother appreciated slavery MS ii is. She
knew 1t by her own experience. And materna
love prompted and nerved her to adopt tho onl,
means In her power for the release of her bah,
from its frightful enormities. Unnatural as he,
act at first seems it is not moro SO than the crime
oil every Stakeholder in every case of individua
e~nsiavement. And yet pious church members re
tain the perpetrators of this great crimo in ,beii
communion as worthy christians, and pious mem
bers of tho government maintain and defend it,
For so doing the Flood of this mangled babe and
Of thousands of others is on their skirts.
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1858-08-28

by the agony Of his cry of despair over the body
OF Desdcmona. In 1862 he went to Germany,
where he remained three years his success dur.
ing that period was all that the most ardent aspir.
or after histrionic fame could desire. AT
the special request Of the Court of Sweden,
ho visited Stockholm in the early part of
last year, and gave representations at the Court
T~heater} and, Notwithstanding the prices in all
parts being doubled, and in some instances treb,
led, such was the anxiety to see this gentleman.
that every seat was disposed of several days previ.
Gus to the representations.