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TOBIAS, OPTICIAN,
Il Z2S PENN. AYENuY. EXT. ~ AM 6rR Srs

l most respectfully inform my friends and the
above pace, where may always be found, co.
c sTlf 81 that I. require ny 3D. with SPECTA
4. 70 my caps5ies and the ss,isfaoton SaSs
generally given vii entirely ieave to the pablic to
and elsewhere, that have Of the most eminent gen.
nemep in the United states; and particularly desire
read as guide 70 those who wish to be well suited
loo 90 not SUIT AZ t, ght as SOM pretend to do
you Tor space OF SIX years, you will road in an
Tbs !, OF another rhioh s stuff
Doctor's bad business. will not impose upon or
insult an enEhssned public, 70 endeavoT make
your eyes DO not undergo change, then viii war
You yoS VIII III 1T al times s9 ssd you rorsys.
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and sns Glasses xonderfn Sese.ra.n e cf9s
s kEss 2EEE EEKvEEkKs
many rRsTIMosIALs 'n'
From AIS Excsl!eney, the Gorsraor az viyx,sia
have tried pair of speotscIss obtained fro from
and % Els to
'''' ''''' recommend nm HEsR sH A. %%efsSE.n'
Ror, shs late Hon. Jrdss Butler.
t. Nj ss =. ls
that Mr.
Tom,5essna them BY insRso.ion and slight
oiea that suit me admirably. A. r. BUTLER.
Pom ,As Hon. Secretary Of Stat, oy y;,r,.,n
EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT.
Dsd, Sir: Gov. Wise having shown me the So
ae!s. yon sent him, and discovering that the focus
TO enclose them to you to have new Glasses snbst1
tS.ed III; hsys since rsceiyed them and Eratifed
give my eyes great relisf The pebbles Won hsvs
used are really superb. enclose herein the amount
Of your bill. Very respectfully, &c.
GEO. W. MUNFORD,
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PHINIX DISTlLLERY.

OLD MAGNOLIA WHISKY.
This standard brand of FINE WHISKY 10 offered
to the III ade in barrels and half barrels. IL 10 guar
tied as being perfectly pure WHISKY, entirely free
from deleterIous substances and possesses the pre-
m,um merit OF being CorPER DIsTILLED, from best
vi ALTED RYE, under our personal supervision.
Having large stock of"MAGNQLIA,"a and other
brands OF FINE WHISKY In NEW YORK and PHILA l.
pHLPHIA, enables US 10 ship rom either city with
out detention.
FREEMAN 4 SIMPSON,
-.f PHOENIX DIsTILLERY,
. .-.' ...t Schuyiklil River,
Ofsc.s }1o9 South Front St, Philadelphia
f96 Wall st., New York. jy IS tOct5
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Hov1 Prof. Bnrks

,,, .WAsHISsToN, Feb Il. 1850,
have Ssed pair Of Gasse. of Brazilian Pebbles
They clear, gure and well mounted.
A. ID. BACHE,
Penn avenue, between ~ and 9Th streets w
TOBlAS AMBROTYPE ROOMS,
any otha( Establishmsnt. and At moderate charges.
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IMPORTANT - -
WASHINGTON AND GkORGETOWN.
HEALTH, ECONOMY. AND COMFORT
McDonnelrs Catawba Ginger Wine.
The Great Southern Plantatien and Family
Remedy and Beverage. OIL.

No more Fsrsr and Asrst-No more Cholera Champs
gsstiOn, or rlasNieaeyW ..r s-
For these com plants the CATAWBA GINGER
MIN is an USEAILINs RsMn3T And PaEyEEIyyE.
Ia SsHFG YIN and for
purity, Of quality and richness Of favor, is une.
s sns most Of 81: s.
whilst ,ts Tonic and invigora,ing Properties have
PREcEDRSTED SALE.
I'm. MlneIs Pre- emineut,y ADAPTED d. 70 the Female
persons Of sedentsry Habits, being NON-1NTOX-
ICATiNG. and in impartins HEALTH And VIsoR
NO FAMILY SHOULD BE WITHOUT 1T.
Weask for it trial from all, satish ed that SIN
the Union. I---1-t
W &im fH Rs'%sf b NsFfsL agent
Buohu,, Hospitals. Instruments, or Rlnss-shun
, Yfs FOL- 10; an T e my
,., spERMhTOK KHtEA Its CURE.
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Sold BY slFRrusgisss in Ws.hinston.
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COLUMBIAN COLLEGE. - IL
~ PREPARATION DEPARrMENr.
informed that there win Do fev vacsDees S,sds
tes aey pupils and but few. For terms amy IN
signed. WIN. h iiGGIf9 T HEooi-
eH-W&S Chairman Of the Faoulfy.
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TO MORROW, WE SHALL RECEIVE
= from Boston, two superb new PlANOA@
fOhTES, which added TO orr slrsao, "XVH
large stock, will make ours the iargests W.
ard most varied assoft lnent in this CITY
Me shaft siso receive large lot Of NEW MU-
SIC, just published.
Pianos of al qualities for rent at all prices, By
week or month. JOHN r. ELLIS,
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rrT NEW MEDICAL salt, 80.
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ONLY one boL.L5AR,N -

yVATCHES.Ih have inst feoeixet iet Of sne
~ g % LID and SILVER wATCHEs.ara IN
quality has eyer been sold for in this citv. &<,2
i'll H. u. HOOD, 33e Pa, aV.
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SUGAR, BACON. 30.
- g h6ds. Ne. O5lesns SUGAR,
500 choice HAMS,
so plain do. -H- g
500 lbs. SHOULDERS,
Ion hays RIO and Java COFFEE.
$50 ba!rels fne Old WHISKY, .-asa
ITO do. common do.
rs do. BRANDY. 'r-........
Just reoeiyed and for sale by -t--5t#
ma n-eoh 81 MURRAY 4 SEMMEs.
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AYERS CATHARTIC PILLS,
PHHPARKD 81

LOVELY MASS,
PRIc., 81 PR BOrTLk; Six BoTrIra m, NJ
Rsold ey = D. GILMAN, w.sAinsson; R. g. r. CIs.
Nebraska advertiser., 1859-11-17
NnW Stage ~angement

We are informed that HAWK s. NUc-
the contractors for carrying the
nail from Nebraska City to White Cloud,
Kansas, three times a week have made
engagements to extend the line to St.
Iosepb, Mo, We are glad to hear this,
md hope thal.arrangements may be made
hatwe receive our Eastern mail by that
pgle. Our daily mail from here to
Rock Port is worse than a nuisance. We
scarcely ever get any mail matter bythat
route; j, goes past Rock Port, On to
Council Bluffs, then across to Omaha, and
this side Of the river. WI the
secret agent make a tour through this
upper country? He'd find cussable ma
prial to last him the next twelve months.
Nebraska advertiser., 1859-11-17
Periodicals.

Our periodical exchanges have been
neglected for a couple of months past
We hope they viii pardon US when we
Fomise better for the future. Now is
he time to be thinking of making up
clubs for the next year.
LADIES RI posIroRY.-Fhe November
No, of this model of Periodicals is before
u.s.. Its editor and publisher are constant
~endeavoring to make it nor attract
We fresh and beautiful. No family
6ould be witho2t it. Rev. d. Hart Of
his county is an authorized agent, and is
oovabout making up a club for the COM
ing year.
ATLANTIC MoNrmY.-The Novem-
Der No. of this Justly popular periodical
Is upon our table. The Atlantic is among
The fixed Institutions the amount of
reading matter it contains, 10 say nothing
q The quality, cannot be had for the
.nne rlOney in any other form. TrcKNOR
&FrELDs have recently become the pub
hhers, and promise much for the future.
ARTHUR's HoME MAGAzINE, for Nov
fnber we-haye. 1t fails not in interest
This has always been a]favorite Magazine
q ours; we are a particular admirer Of
l 5. Arthur's style of writing. 1t is SO
e'fry-day-ike practical and full Of who
esome instruction.
GoDrr's LADx's Book, the "queen Of
9onthlies," and so very popular among
ne ladies', is on hand for November. Its
l'shionPlates are looked for by the ladies
With anxiety always. The reading mat
Ter too, is chaste, agreeable and vigOr-
Gus Who does nOtlike GOdeya
Since the above was in type, we have
'eCeIved the December issue, which the
'UeS pronounce a perfect duck Of a
lumber, The engravings; the fashion
Fa'es; the patterns; the diagrams in
oe December number, exceed those Of
'Hy other. If this is a specimen of what
swans GOdey's patrons next year, what a
Teat theyawill enjoy. Make up your
aaOs, We win furnish a copy each of
'osey, the .Hdrertiser, and Farmer, one
''S' Tor 81 cash in advance.
~PALIOU's Dollar MoyrgLr,-The
November issue Of tbs sprightly and
lsaP magazine has reachedus 1t can.
a. 10 interest. We are pleased to
30" ITS circulation is continually In
'~'easng.
LADIES'. American MAoAzrxE.-The
p@2er No. is welcome. The work is
saea for the ladies', and the publish
Nebraska advertiser., 1859-11-17
a CARD.

To PRE-ERFPTORs y 0THERs.-Person who may
hereafter desire the services Of the undersigned, aad
Associates, viii please send to me- go
list description Ofsthe landin contest,
ID. The time when the cases are tried at the local Of
fees; hOW decided; and Chen sent up.
81. A copy OF the evidence taken.
PATENTs-When Patents are wanted, the Certificates
must be sent to me. The cost of obtaining patents is
only $40. .ag Ga. r4reT Us + s-.-r
By complying with the above, much time will be
saved, and the business can be better attended to.
JOHN A. PARKER.
Washington City, September, IS, 1859.
Nebraska advertiser., 1859-11-17
Probate Notica.

Whereas application has been made to the Probate
Court 81 Nemaha County, Nebraska Territory, by vii,
liam Hoblitze!l, Administrator OF the estate Of Mary
Simpson, late Of &emaha county, deceased, for the sale
Of certain real property in order to obtain means to de-
fray the expenses Of administering said Estate. notice is
hereby gisen % all concerned, that Saturday the 18th
day of-November, 1883, is the day appointed for hearing
said application before The Probate Court. Of Nemaha
County, Nebraska Territory, at 10 o'cnck A. n, at my
ohce IN Brownville in said county, when and where
an persons interested may attend and show cause Why
authority for the said sale may not be granted.
r. J. WHITNEY, Probate Judge.
October 9Th, 1859. 6w-fs7
Nebraska advertiser., 1859-11-17
Religious Meeting.

An interesting religious meeting has
ssn progressing in this city the past
reek under the management Of u Me-
|iodist friends. The pastor Rev. d.
hart, has been assisted by Revs. j. Chiv-
'ngton and Haskell, of Nebraska City,
Of Plattsmouth, Giddings of Table
Rock, and Payne Of Platte County, Mo.
Nebraska advertiser., 1859-11-17
Momts Patent ohio 7ThTssheF.

Tie subscribers have now ready several hundred oflhe
aoove excellent machines. Wherever thsse MoHt'E
I~hreshers ha~ebee introduced, & Is veil known nat
they are altegether unequalled and, therefore, IS ma
ny list class references can be furnished as mayEbe re-
blurred. They are built Of (, 8, s, and 10 horse capaci~
y, and every machine Is run several hours and thor
Oughly tested in all its parts before leaving our faeto-
TieB.
We have also now ready for delivery SORGHUM su-
GAR CAM MILLS, OF the most approved patterns, ans
also al Unnecessary apparatus foE the Domestic Man
sufaduFe Of Sugar and Syrup. We are now prepared II
supply our customers with Nils o. the most efisient
operation, at prices IN St. Louis as low asin Cincinnati.
Descriptions Of these Mills aud Apparatus, also a Trea4
tise On sorghum Sugar Cane, and on Sugar and syrup
making, viii be cheerfully forwarded 70 all appicants.
AS our farmers are fast learliag the easy and large
profits Of raising haY for market, w are now making
ready 10 supply the demand for a large number Of those
well established DedeTick's Parallel Lever Worsc pow
CT Hay Presses
We manufacture and have constantly for sale the fol-
lowing hiEhiy approved Machines.
Selby's Patented Premium Grain Drill3 the celebrs-
ted Kentucky Harvester; Atkins Seif-raking Reaper (;
Pages s. Child's Portable Saw Mills Portable Flour x
Grfst Mills; Mill Machinery, and stationary Steam Eu-
gines, and Boilers and fixtures
Orders respectfully solicited; aud pamphlets with
prices, termsaad full dezcripti0Es cheeTfully furnished
gratuitOUsly.
ST. Louis Agricultural works Copper Maine BID
de streets, 81. Louis, No.
CLARK, RICHARS0N GC7.
noTvf ProprietorN
Nebraska advertiser., 1859-11-17
Insure Your Property.

In another column will be found the
advertisement of PhGnix Insurance Com
uny, one Of the oldest and most reliable
companies in the United States. o. B.
HEwETr, Esq, is agent. Call IN him
and insure your property.
Nebraska advertiser., 1859-11-17

ers appear to understand themselves.
The illustrations are Of the best quality.
we cordially recommend it 10 our readers.
What has become of the Republic
Monthly, Romancist, and Gardeners
Monthly? We miss them.
Nebraska advertiser., 1859-11-17
T7HE LAST CALL.

I hereby once more notify those indebted to me
that they can liquidate their Indebtedness with
corn potatoes, or almost any kind Of produce, atthe
highest market price in Brownsville. This request
is made because Lam in debt myseli, and need
money, bat can make use Of corn.
Heretofore the excuse with those owing me has
been. that they cannot raise the money. / now in
form YOU that Twill take produce l kRoW you
can raise that. Such an arrangement will be taken
as a great accommodation under present eiTeum-
stances. NY r--r Er-.rr.-~rrE
I wish 20 be accommodating, but Irepeat, this is
THE LAST CALL. JESSE NOEL,
BroWnville, Now, TO, 1859,
Nebraska advertiser., 1859-11-17
EstraY.

TAKEN Up BY The undersigned, on this 6th dag o.
November, 1853 one small brown horse, all four Of his
feet white, large white spot in the forehead, saddle
marked, long tailed and low carriaged, supposed 70 be
eight or nine years old. The owner will find said horse
at my residence near the Little Nemaha ferry. Nemaha
county. y. T., and have him by paying all charges OF
advertising. JACOB OZARTH
November 8fh. 1859. MS
Nebraska advertiser., 1859-11-17

E5@All advertisements required 70 be keft on second
page, charged as new each day, and on third page an adj
vance over stated rates. 70. l.r tHH..
Il advertisement required to be displayed or set IN
large type, charged double rates. .H..
U@Transient advertisements must be paid for in ad-
Nebraska advertiser., 1859-11-17
Lnst land Warrant.

Notice is hereby given that after six weeks publca-
tion Of this notice, application will be made TO the Com
missioner of Pensions for a duplicate of Land Warrant
No. Sc, 466 for I6O acres, dated April 10, 1853. issued 10
Roswell Austin, a caveat having been filed ia the Gen.
eral Land Once against the issue ola Potent, the said
warrant having been lost. ROSWELL AUSTIN,
Octoher IN. 1859. ranI6 \ By DE-. A. WRIGHT Atty
Nebraska advertiser., 1859-11-17
Two Bay Mares in Charge

On Monday the 9th Of June, 1859, two men
passing by the names of James Hamilton and VIM.
Johnson, stoppedat the Brownville House in Brown
vile, N. 7. having with them two large dark bay
mares. On the 29th the men left BrownYiIle leaving
the animals at the City Livery Stable. They stated
before leaving that they had taken up the horses on
Salt Creek between the two Blues, thinking them to
be estrays. The mares are yet at the City Livery
Stable in Brownville, where the owners can get them
by calling proving property and paying all charges
connected with their keeping unless called for
within sixty days from this date, they will be held
at aucLion to the highest biddcr.
Nebraska advertiser., 1859-11-17

The Montreal Pilot hash on authority
that His Royal Highness, the Prince of
Wales, accompanied by the Colonial Sc
cretary, and other distinguished person
ages, will visit Canada in the end Of May
or the beginning of June next. The
formal opening Of the Victoria bridge
will then take place.
Nebraska advertiser., 1859-11-17
We viii Purchase Wheat

As money is scarce, we will pay in goods for wheat
G5 cents perbushol and for -four S2,75 per hundred
pounds. We will furnish sacks for wheat and re-
ceive it, either at our Store in Brownville OF at
Melvin's Mills. d. J. MARTIN q CO.
Brownville, Oct. 20, 1859. no15-tf
Nebraska advertiser., 1859-11-17

A letter published in the Pres d'Orient
announces the conversion to Roman Ca
tholicism Of an entire district in Bulgaria,
which numbers not less than thirty thous-
and souls, who hitherto belonged to the
Greek Church. They have addressed a
letter announcing the fact 10 the French
consul, who promised the new converts
the protection Of France, in case they
should be molested in the exercise of
their new faith. 1t is said that other
districts of Bulgaria are only waiting to
see the issue of their religious movement
before following the example.
Nebraska advertiser., 1859-11-17

Read the Prospectus of the WeD York
Tines, and also of the Cincinnati Enqui-
rr in to-day's paper. They are the most
valuable and reliable papers in their
respective localities. Subscriptions recei-
we'd at this Office.
Nebraska advertiser., 1859-11-17

AFnOId's Combined Grinding Mil
Corn and Cob Crusher, and
Corn Shelter.

Three valuable machines in onel This Il a new IN
venuOn, and one that is we'll worthy the attention 81
thP pubic, the farming portion in particular eombiu-
alton has been pronouneed BY those who have the MIL
in use 20 one OF the best ever made, AID the great val
ue Of this combination Will be readily seen when The
fact Is considered that each machine makes a necessity
for the other. Thus: a Mill makes a necessity for :
Shelter, and Sbellerfo for q Mill, etc. r
Being adapted TO the use Of the farmer, b. horse
power as a farm impIementi lit scarcely has an equal In
value. " | r.. cas- r.
1t s also adapted to steam and water or wind power.
Itiscapable Of grinding from i've 10 ten bushels per
nous, requiring frora two TO three horse power accoTds
ing to the quantity and quality Of the wOrk done. --n.g
II grinds sufioienily hne for family use, making a su-
perior article Of Meal leaving 10 round and lively
which, Indispensable for Hight bread or puddinn.-
Everyone will be ast0nished at the difference in this
respect in favor Of the meal made in this Nal comDa--
ed with that made in any stone mill. They nave Snlv
to make the trial 20 be convinced. l-rFI
twill shell fifty o sixty bushels per hoBr. and wa
grind and she'll al the same time. aI
1t wiltcrush fifteen TO twenty bushels OF corn and
cob per hour, and IL will crush and grind At the same
tine.
It is light and portable, Weighing tire hundred pounds
and occupying a space Of less than two feet b. hfeo
The grinding surfaces are very durable, being mado q
iron as hard as hardened cast steel, and when worn 90
can be rep acsd without the aid Of a mechanic, az thu
trihing cost of one dollar ard nfty cents, thus overeom
ing entirely the great objection 60 iron mills parffrn-
lar attention Is called 70 this feature in the Mil, a.
The dihleulty Of replacing grinding surfaces In Iron
mills when Worn out Is an objection 20 them thatha al
ways been urged With great force, asdhas bad the effect
to prevent thousands from purchasing, who otherwise
%olldP sha 20 90 20. fhatcjecdop = enbreiy d1as
Aillers Will DO we'll 10 examine this Mil there be-
ing no doubtthat they viii hnd 10 for their lntercst 10
adopt it for 8 feed mill, as the grinding surfaces are re-
placed AZ a much less cost than Is required to keep a
stone htlltn order, % say nothing Of the great saving
in power and cost Of Mil.
An examination Of tbfs mill Is earnestly solicited, ~
itmust be seen in operation TO be fully understood and
appreciated.
cards Of direction are attached n elch mill. which
willenable any one 70 set Up and operate them without
furthN Instructions.
STATE and county rights for sale on reasonable terms
Price OF mill complete SO. For particulars inquire
OfEl RAWSON No I8 Cdss strccF. or address g.
sHEPAEDs Posiomce, Box, 2e6e, Chicago, III.
n0lvl
Nebraska advertiser., 1859-11-17
COunterfeiters Around.

We understand that some scamps are
around putting off counterfeit money
again Thought such fellows had been
taught a lesson as to operating here
aboutsI
Nebraska advertiser., 1859-11-17
NORTON HOUSE
MAIN STREET, eea
NEBRASKA CITY, NEBRASKA.
T. 1. GODDIN, Proprietor.
September, %. 1859. If.
"a Historv of all Religions


With Biographical Sketches of Eminent Divines
by Samuel III. Smoker, liz D.. Published By
duane RulisOn, Quaker City Publishing House, 80
South Third Street, Philadelphia. s se
The subject OfReligion and the Doctrines Of seets
must always have an absorbing interest for the
thoughtful observer, and a work which nffards the
desired information, in a convenient and accessible
form, at q moderate price, has been urgently denan-
ded, and will be sought for with avidity, and must
command a large sale. 3 u i
In the present work, the origin, development,
doctrinal belief, Church Government and PECULIAR
ties Of over eighty different religious sects, r etrea-
ted in a style clear, compendious and accurate, and
will afford all the information which might be pro-
cured with great difficulty aHd expense, and much
labor and research, from the larger polemical works
and encyclopedias.
DR.. Smucker has evidently prepared this work
with much care, and it exhibits great ability and
learning. The articles on the different religions are
very impartially written and show the careful study
Of an unprecedented and sound mind and the inn
portance and value cannot be too highly estimated
Of such superior and unbiased effort in q, work of
this kind. as too often, those pretending to give cor
rect information upon such subjects are prejudiced
in favor Of some particular sects or denominations
Dir. Rulison has brought out this great work in g
very handsome form, and the public is indebted to
him for a very valuable, instructive and useful book.
The price, Sl,00, is remarkably lev for such a work.
and in order that it may have a rapid and extensive
circulation, he will send it to any address, accompa-
nied with a valuable Gift, on the receiptof the price
and twenty Eve cents to pay postage.
Mr.. Ruiison win send free, on application, his new
enlarged and revised Catalogue of Books and Gifts,
containing all information relative to the establish
ment Of Agencies in the Gift Book business. Ad-
dress DUANE RULIS0N,
Quaker City Publishing House, 80, South Third
Street, Philadelphia. a. N8 LLsL
Nebraska advertiser., 1859-11-17
Land Warrants.

For CRSh aEd on Time
We are prepared 70 loan Land Warrants OF all sizes to
at the usual rates.
A constant supply Of Warrants viii be kept on hand
for sale as cheap as they can be bought elsewhere in
town.
Buy Irregular dealers and beware Of bogus warrants.
All warrants sold by US Will be guaranteed 70 be
ge5uinein every respect and will be exchi nged il de-
fective.
Being permanently locatedin Brownville. we can al
ways be found at the old stand a few doors east Of the
BrOwnYille House. ~
L~USHBAUGH & CARSON,
rrF@ Bankers, and nealerR in Land Warrants.
Nebraska advertiser., 1859-11-17
NOTLCE-

/ hereby caution all persons indebted to the late
frm Of Green, Sprinkle & Co., alias, Sprinkle, Baker
& Green, against paying any debts, notes Of hand OF
from my Office about q yearagO, and as yet have not
and cannot get any satisfaction Gs to the disposal Of
the collections. LEVI Sprinkle.
Nebraska advertiser., 1859-11-17
HTnA -TFrTru WM. ROSSELL.
.tilillD L.EFIE R.T. RANEY.I &.
Farm Tor Rent and CrOD fOr Sales,

The undersigned will rent his farm during the
the winter. The farm is located about sixteen miles
southo of notwithstanding 10 acres Of corn, which
will besold on reasonable terms. There is fre-wood
on the farm. Hs-I.arR r. S. HANIFORD.
September 18th, 1859. s7 a.I sHt +. l9-4@