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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-01-16

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Notice..

HE " RN0WN. IN = 7. UEIFN AUGUSTA
~ WI 'NS1 NJ, m0rripi wcn u. vii" "i
snatd WIFI ms y. both residents Of the county
Ie7"'e nd Sta. ~ C"i forum. do horehV dcclar"
Tn is NV intention tn curry on business on nv
~ 'r~nart s"letr der in e." hnsioes- " ''o''l
y n- n the town ot INV II rn!iu said ronniv. ard
the "r"unt uf IN Nn"v or rnrit J vested ~ s"tf
ssee.s nrg'"ally, drrs not exc ed the sum Il Eve
AssAnd dnla-s
UFl ~ AUGUSTA WILLIAMSON
r,rE NJ CAtIE' IA. 'ounir e r"t".
efer. ne, ii-am nm " ~ 'icl of N" P'"rc 30
a. h sad rorut IN tho trwr-hip of ilam' ''.
seNsly appeared a"n"oroi iInl'n An"'~'H Wi
m~set me ue--on lly known ~ he the IN 'ivi-u-
"fsrib.d IN. nnd VIII, executed NE T rig iuV DOC
VIVA ard IL ing hy m" first Guly sworn did on
Thdfe'are. aftrr heiru hy ti". un "XHnlnnii0n srH
~ ahd apart from and VII hnu' the hearing uf he~
AAa-hand. mad" N'q aintrd with the contents #
stn oiug 'ecl"raiuu. y at the same j. t~ue. tNGt
executed the same freely and vol1darilv with
%sf eotnnp'son or unduc Influence "f h'r -"'t'
sstnf and th7t she dos not desire to rrlract the
nsrn'ioh nf the some
,sn Witness my hand, this l5h dav of Inno, \. y
III ~ CEIN,
1 ~ Justice "a the Peace
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MTSCELLAN
Summons.
.r.rE OF CALIFORN'A--IN TIL

INFATF OF NJ u OAs*s -
- ms,ie Court Of the Fifteenth Iniicial District
RY',.s,rv 7 Rutte. Ioauna Wager. Va Rudolph VA
i..i n rargh' in the i'istriet Court ~ ih"
q .,h Judicisl District. and the complaint Fitted
,as ,,ln, of Butte, iu she Office ot the Clerk oi
- ristr Ct Cont --..,-.
Il a Rudhph Wager; .,-.
g. r. h .reny required 70 npp"ar in IN He'inn
Il .,.cht against yon h, the qhov" n,med n'n'o'h q
II. ni.,r;rt Court ot the Fifteenth jurcal H%r'c'
I..d 6or the county ~ Bntte. and tn answer the
Innl,ini filed therein "a copy of which arrnnn ~
f'..,hi. .nmmons( within ten dsvs feNc!uSif" "'
sos,r Of saryca) after ih-' service on you of lb>
R-n,,s If served within this county. " served
=, n this county. but within this Judicial DS'rirt.
s.I, ,veaiy dave. or " >erv 4 Out of -nid II ~r,r
~, ,thin tery days-or judgment by default viii
<s,,ssa against you.
Y r.s .,tt action is brought 10 obtain decree NJ
Il . .on,t To di--nlvp the hnuds of t-irno"v exist
= IA, xeen yours If an1 sail Pllu'if AMI tha, S''
r,;,ce coo,ract he forever annuiled. anh % 1ini L
,sc,pe of this court b. divorced and forever free
kr, yoy the said deft ndant. and If you fail TO "p
4 la, and answer the srid COMPLAINT M above re
E,sd will apny 10 the Court for the relief deman-
n In her said com nl"jnt
Given under nv hand and the seal Of the
JII lDis.rict Court of the Fifteenth judicial
N " district, this 22nd dav of Iu"e, in the vraf
l., =, Lord one thou ard eight hundred and hny.
sishL MI n,pp,Cu r,ort
/ ,at,d By J II. MAPpLE. Deputy.
1 u,,R,s A HOWARD. Ai"rn"ysf" Pl"io1F
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TEEo5. noEC AZ,
ADVERTISING AGENCY
N. Il, corner Montgomery and Washington Sts.,
SAN FRANCISCO,
A1L In % 4. i II q Cl n e; - m { !.

\ma,irr sentinel, Jackson;
Ac.srngpr, Ia Porte;
Herald, 'ru''Dnt CITY,
Democrat. hnrlpO-ui
.cutinrl, Santa cruz,
hrupiclr. irrka,
Il Clumor rL5ico, Lo,
AnA lea,
Ierlll, Bcnicin;
lourler, & luuhia;
cntincl, jnck-uu. -. T:
'tanlard, Portland, q T.
trgus, Dt"Vun CitN,b. 7
.lo-.cnger Corvallis - Y.
rImr-, Portland -. T.
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Justices Summons.
rYx,TED STATES OF AME8ICA-'

UNITED STATES Ot I'M r. NII A--- =
-,ot, Of Caiifor il. County "f Butte, ss-ln
c.,t.os Cmrt. Kimshew Township.
H. ppcpe ~ the State OF California to Arnold 4
Place. Greeting:
y,n .re ba-t hy summoned tn annear before me al
=, All. in Himshew Town hir. Of the c"u ~ "i
|,s,s ON the 7lh dav of iuy A II rs =. at Ia
t4ek A. NJ 10 an'wer u'tN the cnmnlan' ~
e.s,re Tnvelock, who Surs to recover III" srm ut
k,,sy d,,lisrs ant siN'v-thrre cents (S7h 63l for
v-nn'izr sold and DE- liver"d IT, you nv Pla ntif
s- tril 18th. ~ Nav 20 - 1855 VIII N in 'gm'ur
yghtaken no dn-t VOC thr 'hr said amount, IT,
rsr 9Th cns's nnd NJ : If You fail to appear
VI msw"-.
M,ho shoriH"r arv cons r'le of sHid coun'v.
rsipp NJ ,bef q -'~v'"" nn' due "eiutn h"rrw
five, under my hand, IN Is .2Hl day OF June,
lSs. .
iu'i"e of tho prHc" oFs'ii Tpp nshiD
1 ttnria- a nat tNo ~ We SUI lnN"s - rrN-
Dad In the Butte Re;ord ut least once week r
Dp veeks.
IN KINS0N. p
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I,nrRF ARrTnnIs

-Y7UrRF ARETU1U~ AND~ in thisSt1te suffering
] for want oc scientific mrdicd treatment. and
Won fear 90 PLY 10 FhYsic'ln. hect they have
been drc, ived ur heir friend. have been by me
OF tie drurlatHns sh ini,-i the c0muuity. aud VINO
publish thrm.p'ves ne good phy-icii.4 professors.
&c. To an ,urh we tnlesitalingy recommend Dr. J
g Young, p Ply ~iriHn IN Vhom an San place cDn
adcuce tie u man uf eminent and profound
study. good surgeon. an honurapla man. and one
Hbp ~Smpa~hi-e with persons IN affection. His
stan iing asa Physician uhd geui!enrn are both
gInraurr,d-the first nv his medical works. which
are an hor to tneir sptp"r and the extensive and
highly -u~c--ful eourse of practice with VII ch he
..s been huHorrd since hi- advent IN California. an
tho latter ~ his neruus patrons large circle u
,rqp1iniances,
ENENBER-Tha Dr J. Q. Young's Office for
H6 the treaimentuf riv9te Osaa@es. is n the cor.
ner Of Montgomery and California sts., san Franci-co
| RE EHBER-Thu Dr YonnR wants 10 patients
hut those fully capab of tpprec a'ing aud disth.
gushing the service. Of 'etnl4r. thorough brei
90, s,c an, from, the patry unlearned and triding
| Iunek.
| RFMTNBER- R-Tbst DR. Young Is he only r-guar
bred physician ldverisin to cire diseases OF mpru
! 'trce.
! REMEN9E Tint n Ypu1z's metes a1d
t-eair-nt are "1ti-eIy unknown u all oiher-. PIE
pared frJ a u fr s.nt in the gre u rpiials u 4 &
| %. ,'I tne ffst in this country, from pure chemt
cas- imported
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OilLY RECORD. Oa0VlLlt,

OilLy RECORD. Oa0VllLt.
Ddly state journal, sue.
Enquirer. Mnrysvlllu;
epublicanl Shhstn;
CiuLen, DowilieVille;
Plu uus Arg X, Plumas;
Tribune Snn lose;
lirrHld, .uburu:
Courier. Yankee Jims:
Union pmucrat, sonora
Californian, OruVlliG;
independent, snu IN treas
pihCrr Press, Auburn,
Democrat, achevillc,
Gazette, san Leauiro;
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Dsepn " SlfNhuucT
ho \ Rcl,incs
U0nssv u Watson, ''oN "rN"T'' ~ me
N u,en ,lymor Ois'rict 80 IT ~ th' 80
Wm Evans. ,,,nfh Iudirip' Os'r' c'
Chev,es Evan. ard 49, rr-u0i-ir' f'"'
4 e. Whsel.r =, the - Y " 'u'i'
ThonrsF navi'. - ~" o"'" ~ Nc '"ft
Thomas v. 10 cher, II said District court.
/ fhve. rensley.
" Wn'son
r. WOODEN. ori
ssmrel HENLEY.
INHr pc 'pIEOP TIIT eTATr or TALIrnR
mis-, s.r,~r etinr'n tnhn \. ROM q oliver
w,t.,u ,II,u G ,,n.- W T. rvans, thnrl"-
vnas. {" 1Vh".ier. rh''na4 navi'. Thn'0as Y
bacher. 'hp Ia ~"a'v Wt'sin ] Y. W""'n.
ii <anrel J Ipn>'rv: Nnl are har nv required
ksppaar 10 IN a~tirn hriuCht aqunst vau nv ia"
k.vp ns '~el NJ i.nir - ha nislr t Cnnr' "f the
{Nsah Irdici District. il ani TOR 'he 60 MY ~
ttrs AMI ta answer the C0Innaint 1"i her in. o.
krv which ncrNnplrirs this Snwrl 'usl wrh'n
p dsys, (iSrln-iv" nf III" dlv of ~ervi "1 alter ih
ksvirr of his snn'no v s"rv"d "i'h'n N
taniy. II spyvpd Il nf this county hut within 'hi-
tlcsl district .ihin twenty davs: or # served on
tad District. thu within forty daYs-1r lfFm "h
aefan't will he tnsen apvin-t Won T1e sntd nci"'n
m'@ght IN oh'ain = w mont and d"rr"r ~ "r'''
sare ef n certain lni'uiur' of " 'rich"e u" wv
vre IN the 2nih dny ~ l"uo " lSN' "Neruhd "
e defendant Inhn \ Roliiurs to tn" plain''f aNd
vsthe sap nf ,nortgagot prpni~es Described therein
the anrli"ation of the proceeds of such sal" t
ts ravment nf the arourt due on the pr'"is'r'
tsR described in said mnrtUaga. together wth sn'l
cher and frrlher relief in the premises a. l' ON
Isa Onurt NAV serm right and proper: as" tor c"e'
daf; and if fail 10 apnear and answ"r The snl'
pnpiaint M qbnv" requi "d. the pi Iuf VIII aPpll
re Gorr for IN" r,"' d -maniel therein
1 Given under nv hand an the S'Nl OF IN" Wsric
i ~ rorr. Of th' Fi0sen'h ludi"i1l pi.ri't
SEAL this '3h da' Of ,rril in the wear "
~ our Lord one thousand eight hundred AN
ffy- light.
Il Rv I n u - yo..,,,. 81, 49,
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MEDICAL.
DIR. j. c. YOUNG.

LateProfessorat theUniversity, Penn
.Nontgomery a'd CaiVorHia streets, san
Fr0nciSco,
Where hcrln e'NRspl'e' n'iyH'el'ani With 'hf
utmost cnrsd PC ivrhe AFFECTED 20 MI hours daily.
from : 4 N..nnti'- Pm. (Curcs always guaranteed
or no pay required.
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Summons.

STATE ht't'N' TrbRNIA.
k,he District Court Of t." 'Th 'Ii ciai District.
Corn'v of Buttc-
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The New York Weekly GOLDEN FBfZEIs one
Of the largest auj b Il weekly pUptrs of the day An
iHptna Quarto containing eight pages, or forty col,
umns. Of entertaining Or~lual matter, and elegantly
illustrated every week.
4 g0 worth ,rum ~ cents to $4,000 20 in gold, will
be presented Ia each Ia. crib &c Immediately on re
cept oi the Subscription money.
One copy for one yeH..S 81 90 and gih.
one copy Tor 'WnNa rr.. ~ NJ Il gits.
OiCCo.g for three yeas. . 90 aud glts.
One coy Tor ave yeacs. % and gifts.
AND 10 CLUBS
Three cop'es on" year s. 90 and = riIts.
Five crrs on" year 90 and ; gus.
Ten cnphS one ar II 90 and 10 ATS.
Twenty COZ is one ear. 80 90 aud Il iits.
The ARTICLES To- be DISTRIBUTED Aro comprised IN the
following list:
Packages of gold, containing. $500 90 ench
10 do do d" q" 90 d" 49, 49,. lao loo 90 90 each %CG
~ patent lever hun, Z cas- watches Slto 90 euch
~ Iud wa,chcs...... .............. - 90 each
90 do do ............ '.....o1 W. e'ch
-o1 dp DO '''...'.'''. 80 up e'oh
aul ladlcs' gold ws'chrs.... ........ 30 90 each
30 -ilvrr hun ,ng casci WaIch,s .....3o ou o',h
500 silver waCh,s.... ... . $40 IT, - 90 each
luUu gold guard vest fob chtins 10 tn 80 90 euch
Guld luckcls, brt =, uruO ;he- ear drops, roas
! In, cun pms. sleeve buttons, shirt studs, watt
k,N ruld Hn suNer thlnutrs aud variety ui ulhu
hrliclr~, worth from 20 c." l., Ia 81 onch.
linn, dtairb on receipt of tn Subscription money.
thr sub.crlbor name will br entered upon ur sub
-rril II "a houk uIsu-ite uumher aud he Ett c"'
responding with lhll n~nper will be- forwarded tt
N ooc wstk. to the subscriber, ny mail ar eNptss
post paid All communications should he Hd 'ttssv
bENk ~ ., 60
as AMI 80 Morat bull ing, 800 B,ondwuy, NV No'l
'.-sprcimcus compl Ia cnt ,rce. Agunts Mantct
Il! lnm-isl
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MISCELLANEOUS.
Notice to the Afflicted.
lust ARRIVED ~ SACRAMENTO iFRoM SAN
FRANCISCO,
DR.. DAVIS,

OF THE CITY OF DUBLIN,
NNI1lO tSDAILY RESTORING SIGHT To TIE
w Bnnll lIcning To- tho Dealt Nanishing iitsi
ttmovinV Nurks from tie ince' curing Piles and bad
legs! llair also restored to the head, and pre-
.cntcd from falling on
The Doctor viii cure PRIVATE DISEASES In less
ne than my man IN The world, without loss Oi lime
10 the patient.
LADIES, with weaknesses Of amy sind. give bima
l and YOU viii not regret It, Ladies nlso alie nded
q hy letter.
Persons treated for furCONSUMprfON had better soc
he Doctor, ~ uine ca-cs out Uf twelve TOT Com
Wmpti At NIL. nnd ur" cnrHhlo. Al J,roI Ay
re- SUI" TINT tho Doctor viii not take any case In
mud unless ho r certain OF u, cling II cure.
the eNcn ul imposition npw a-dnys in the practice
~ dciuc, Induces the pocior IL inN tie all l,rsons
hls uGicr. where they Ctn zee r thrWsciv,r tho
utcs he Itriurm-, VII, re-, lto. hi' once book 10
ZEN tor rclrrenC" tV thr hundreds he has cured In
~ tranci'cu, and also his Diploma.
Cancer Cured without the
knifc!
Mnrk-This ~ the Ir. Davis who performed 20
npny wordr.lul cures al lis ofice i07 BiUadwny,
fcw iuyk.
Notice 60 the Old Country People .
Er. Davis irrnts nll cases the suine as he did In
MADAM STEPHENS lfUsfIfAL IN Dublin.
ont hours. from 2 4. NJ. To Z NJ.
OffICE--NU. 10 l. street between Second and
bird. Feb 3d--u
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BATHING ACC OMMODATlONS
CONNECTED with ITO House.
Shower Paihs Free

FREE PASSAGE IN the Omnibus 10 and from the
Loais l.O X 10 the name on The Omnibus to avoid
imposiiiun.
BY unremItiiny Hiienliun and unliring efT rts To
fur ish the grraicsi amount oi comfort sud cGhven
10 CO Ht extremely uN prtres ihs prnrrieior hopes 10
merit cnriinuahc" the Increasing pIirAnage that
The WI IT CHEER iiDi'rH at present - JOYS
For the a"c iintniati"n "f miuars aud Others hav-
ny money or valuable, there two irge sales IN
the Office.
There - an extensive Llbrnfy fnd Reading Room
We supplied w"h pr e--. rerioiic i. &C.
TltE HOuSF ~ tTS Att NGNf
| ss- Tnlselesw pletss 10 rem nber that there
tY 40 runners COM isi wiib this . tablishment
ieit-3m X b. WooWAhJ' frppf1e'"r'
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y0rw,Rv OF IMPOSITION consequence
= Of the " de .,,rrad celebrity Of DIR. HOuN',
rarp.nu- ru,,tor- hHve sprunP INTO existence. pre-
iending to- b. perfect masters "i the henhg hrt ana
have succ"eo"d in imposing upon " t'" oI "n
,ynry srHrrrrs Fprs,lns ~ is'inI 10 cHusutA PhN-l
rirn sho,d hr very careful how they pm aonf fienc"
in the puhl tsh,l .ta'ancnts of slch charlAhns. Tor
tho, nrp ~ uus~rinuluus N such stntcnenls - in
their praciicc of meicire md very un"n'e To
trust The, will Rr- dec. i've vou hv false certificates
,rocurod frnn ",runkpn ln1r.r- who periurr them
selves o get money ta satisfy the cravings II dt-
.osed onrc'itn VIE" such QuaCk V1in. your con
iencn hc iIthe- d'sr v,U with m 'r"nr' nni "her
n,isn - drtps and af ~ they have robbed You -
yopr money auI iniurnd vorr c""siii'on. the, WI
cnsi Won oT with The charge that yon have not fol
lowed hisdr"r'inns.
The orI, wav % avoid alch im"osI"rs ia to con
-nlI pr =. V"unc, the rinVeor Nivrtt-i " Physi
., nu oC 'r,ruin ~ a 'n"rtlu" 90 tho Ne'ich &c
M ortri- -tar. ll-htn iuv"-'v't" th" 'urre #
r,nlrrn.i 'ra ~ ha. ctt-pi ~ mnch -uf' Ing u
hi. o,rr'-, v VOC ruap,tnoue r""In oeNdcd thql
l' the f'c'c' shuu,Hc n-rl' nr. NourV. NJ hp y :
tbc nul, r.uIo~ h. -'ct uO~ Hty r''- Z T., tHl-
n- ia "l o'hr-s , his I,n n. '"g HrEs arl ir'n"s
t.r. un1 ~, prt tn hr trI-trd III" n"i'c'pf will
rl"a.rt kr uo'ir" ihal 'hrr' WIS n"' ph sican nj
the lnr,r q po h d ever 'ten or h"1tt a IN IL
Cth,'n hnt had seen = nNm''- ~ c"sos ON Nc
G,rci,n quarts, VITO 50 van' fiugN soi forth their
nrr'rrdrt virtues ~ the prOlc prints.
The uh " ftcts sh'ii ne borne in mini by -
-rrSiu, 'ocdic assistance
THINK heaven thry Nra 2 tting thoroughly evp"s
cd aud it viii not hr long heinra 'hry win have tn
rs the country - avoid he just inlignauon II ~
nutr,ged nuhic Then Will n'i 20 III people ttnnI
NJ Nuun, r hi- continued Efforts 90 banish quack
cry from uur ulisl.
DP YOUNG can hc cou'vlled from VI tN : |
49, at his on 20. rprufrof California and M0ngomer
s.re.t- over lhr Pucsc SprcsS Office. sun Frauc .cn
II.iirr, cncl sing the usual Tee Of Sl0, will NEE
with prom p aueHton.
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HOTELS, SALOONS, &C.
.SI. NICHOLAS IUIEL,
General Stage Office,
CORNER MONTGOMERY AND HuNrooNsrRtKIs,
RovyLLE.
FRANK JOHNSON. Proprietor
FRANK JOHNSON. ..........ProprietOr

80 THIS HOUSE, which ever since the -
..lA. earliest days ot OTuNhle has been The ,t.kV
popular resort of the resident and Tray cling pubc,
has lately been thoroughly repaired and rendered
IN Ills every appointment the very best hotel north Of
MHtisytle.
BElNG THE DEPOT FOR THE CALIFORNIA
STAGE co = COACHES, Travellers to and from all
parts OF the safe. will find this the convenient
Hnd desirable stopping place IN uruVille.
The Table
WIN always he supplied with the choicest viands
obtainabe in the market.
The Beds
Are carefully attendcdto, and always kept neat and
comfortable.
The Bar
Is stocked with the very best brands Of Wines and
liquors. In fact, 1t IL the ann ot the undersigned to
maintain for the ST. NICHOLAS, the character of
EirN Class Hotel, Complete throughout
FRANK JOHNSON, ,ProI rietor.
\. D.-Ttnvelers. by leaving their names with tho
clcrk be called for the Stages at any hour they
may uestrc.
urnve' Dec 81. d3l-tf
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4 4inH NrN"~'i IN the
Ojs,r'ct 80 IT ~ 'h' -
tnnn'h IiIir,a ni.'r'c'
a,I Ith,r,-unl-ip' hi"'
'i,,bp - nv ~ "u'i"
i,thn on e" ~ No ''"Tk
If said District Court.
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HFFtCT TORIES,

For c. rclonerNs e1'lug h uses, m'tSets,
pruvtiun - ~, fi'~nent aud er ~.
- Iopu'. according 10 the q mn.iiv o. water
used ........................S2 W 10 10 0O
BCILpING PURpo>Es.
For cq"h tNn 'sln nf brict tai .....,.... ~
For wru'nt lr * t1-o = a hp'r or otherwise,
firrnrh p, SAINT 90. ............. ...... q
TOR u'a-'p, iug ach M 'r.i var i ...... 80
The "w pr> of .iy lhl.,wdI be he'd responsible
ar wa cr used in The sim-.
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For private stables, incluhng water for wash.
UE CulTllENS
an 'or cacl hor.e aver iSo &C.. .. .......
FOrhNtry s'ah'es. incl ling water for washing
carr. 1 =, for each hose -. ........
For sta q siahlc,. tor each horse ....... .....
For Trl ckman's Stable ard hay var tor each
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1858-05-07

Baz~Saturday last was the first of May, and our
and the parents were all alive to the May Day shows
and pretty shows they WERE Our associate had an in
teres an investment in one Of these fowery pageants
in the shape of two Juveniles who said their say right
properly Other parents were also delighted no doubt
We suppose there more than one May festival but
and was given to the scholars of Miss Hette James
School.
May Day and flowers and little girls and handsome
dresses. and parents and friends and perhaps odd
pair of lowers here and there and pretty little speeches
from the pretty little queen and her pretty little court
scattered around, all this made up picture of human
nature in of its most pleasing aspects with its Sun
day face on and its best leg foremost.
What world live in, and what terrible contrasts
it contains But square from the school room stands
omnous looking pile, through whose grated windows
the bright May sun struggled painfully and brokenly,
that might light up the sterny fastened cells in which
lie three men, upon whom no May sun can ever shine
again-to whom the bright dawn announced but the
passing away of another of their numbered nights and
the gathering shades of evening gave token that another
brief day was gone One of these men, at least, is
husband and father and to him. as to one already dead
the lines of Grey will apply,
For him the blazing hearth shall burn,
Nor busy housewife ply her evening care
No children run to lisp their sires return
Or climb his knees the enyied kiss to share.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1858-05-07

"My dear what is the matter with puss? See NV NV
she swes her tail, and arches her back at the saq
gave her, that was left on the plate" "Oh, tna
nothing she merely scents old Towser in it.
Patrick O'Faherty said that his wife was very wv w
grateful, for when | married her she hadn't raS
her back, and now she's covered with em.I H.
William, can you tell me why the sun rises ID S T.
east ?" Pupil, looking demure-" Don't know ~
'cept it be that east makes everything rise"
An old bachelor, on seeing the words families w w
piled over the door of oyster saloon, steppeu
said he would take wife and two children H.,
It is an extraordinary fact, that people When ~ ~
come to what is commonly called high WORDS, W''
orally use low language. ,,t
Mrs. Darlington says she was much elqclda aadrd
Sunday, on hearing a fine concourse on the paw
the prodigious son. .r
"Have you any fish in your basket ?" asked roI
of fisherman, who was returning home It's 90
eel" was the. reply. M
There is chap out West whose hair is so y, and
when he goes out before day he is taken for SuDrA
the cocks begin to crow. a,
A man in Boston who stoutly objected to Dis )" lie
learning to skate, month ago, has at last come
conclusion to +" let her slide !" INF
A young lady at ball was asked by lover Oh S4
poetry, whether she had seen Crabbs Tales .hsbj
Why, no." she answered, II did not know Crow
tails" haze
AZ beg your pardon. Miss" said he, I" ] mean .
you read Crabbs Tales? ~" crabs
. And assure you, sir, did not know that feu
had tails. ,on
A BRurE OF Il MAN Henry, love, WISH y, %
would throw away that book and talk to me- Ionry
dull.n "a long silence, and no reply On, n gcu
nv foot,s asleep as it Well, don't taik, os'''
might wake it,
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1858-05-07
The OpDOsftlSn,

It would appear that the question to who to OPP
pose Judge Ellis has at last been definitely settled
We are informed that Mr.. McRae, who was present at
the Newbern Celebration, distinctly announced himself
as the antD Democratic candidate There is then no Ion
ger any doubt of his running.
That some opposition would be started doubt
ed the only question existed to the particular person
who was to be the mouthpiece of that oppositon-or
after all, it IS opposition and that only. Those who
have cut themselves off from the Democratic ine-who
find themselves among the outs will join any party
OR raise any cry that they think may tend to break
up that Democratic organization outside of which they
have chosen to place themselves. Well, every man to
his taste, we suppose. Mr. McRae is man of ability
good speaker. It is none Of our business or ncna-
ton to ignore his talents But the day is past when
little clique of the disappointed, calling themselves Dem
ocrats and acting in full concert with the high priests
of the party of which John A GiImer is the sole re-
preventative from this State on the floors Of Congress
can win the support of Democrats receive from the
people of the State any other verdict than that of con-
demnation.
We shall have abundant time and opportunity to no
tice all the movements of the summers campaign, and
shall do our full duty to the Democratic party, as we
ee assured all brethren Of the Democratic press will
do.
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Please Believe Us.

Over the Editorial head of both our Daily and Week
y issues, keep standing the announcement that
name for either the Daily or Weekly Journal, will
hereafter be entered list without payment being
made in advance"
Notwithstanding this announcement we are daily in
the receipt of letters containing orders for the paper
but unaccompaned by the cash. Some of these letters
are from gentlemen well known to u.s. others from stran-
gers We must adhere to our rule and treat all alike
and cannot therefore take any notice of any orders
for the Journal unaccompanied by the cash. This
is and has been our rule for over six months, and
we have found it to work well, for since it has been
in operation we have received larger accession to our
list than during any corresponding period under the old
system We thank our friends for these tokens of their
appreciations.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1858-05-07
LATER NEWS FROM EUROPL.

ArriOaI Of The Steamer Borussia: AcquaI Of Simon
Bernard. A Russian Plot IN CrcaSSo Foiled More
Trouble IN Montenegro
New YORK, May 1.-The steamship Borussia from
Hamburg via Southampton, has arrived. She left
Southampton the night of the 18th ult and brings
London evening papers of that date
The steamer Fulton from New York arrived at South
ampton on the evening of the 17th
The trial of Simon Bernard for participation in the
attempted murder of the Emperor Napoleon, was con
cuded on Saturday afternoon. The jury, after
sultaton of one hour brought in vereict of not guilty
Telegraphic dispatches received at London, states
that and organized plot in favor of Russia had been
discovered in Circassia and Hungarian officer who
was implicated, together with several emissaries had
been condemned to death.
Affairs between Turkey and Montenegro have be-
come so alarming that the Russian charge at Vienna
had announced that Russia is concentrating troops on
the frontier to provide for contingencies.
LONDON, Saturday evening April l7-Consos were
6rmer, closing at 961a 965a.