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The penny press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1859-1860, 1859-10-08

A LIFETIME OF SUFFERING-THE SKELETON
MAN.-At Clarkson, in the State of New York,
it has been made known that an aged lady
resides, who, for the past thirty years, has
been constantly at the bedside Of suffering
son, now in his fftieth year. AT the age Of
twenty he became affected by disease, perhaps
from exposure in too frequent swimming he
has been bedrdden for full thirty years.
Oliver Babcock, this skeleton man." was
born in New England in 1911. His aged
father survives, and is devoted in the care Of
his suffering "boy."
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First Day-Tucsdny, October rs.

First Day-Tucsday, October is.
Purse 925O-mie heats, best three in five, to har.
ness. Free for all trottlng horses. -
Second Duy-Wednesday, October 10.
Purse $2OO-me heats, best three in five, to har
ness For horses that never trotted for money overs
public race.course. .-....
Third Day-Thursday, October 20.
Purse S2O-mile heats, best three in Ave, to har-
For horses that never trotted in 25o in public
Fourth Day-Friday, October 81.
Purse S5Oc-two-mile heats, to harness. Free for
all troting horses
"Flora Temple and "Princess" are excepted for
these purses.
For the above purses there must three entries and
two to start Entrance 10 per cent. For the first
race entry must be made on or before Saturday,
tober 10, at IL o'clock NJ For the other PURSES the
entries to be made on Or before the day previous to
each race, at IL o clock M. -
Entries to be made at II West Third street. Cincn-
matt, o.
The proprietor hatters himself the Cincinnati
Trotting Park is fast and go cd Course as any in
the Union, and will do all in his power to accommo-
date all persons bringing horses to his Course Good
comfortable stables will be at the service of turfmen
free of CHARGE and they are invited to come early
and do their training over the Course, which will be
kept at all times In good condition.
Liberal purses will be given for trotting and pac-
ing horses during the season.
oc3tt T. L, STEPHENS, Proprietor.
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@a-The London Globe says in reference to
ha Morth .maakarn Ron nEaru disnlta.

the North western Boundary dispute:
The claim advanced by the United States is
a geographical question, and it is to be settled
by the application Of geographical science to
the terms of the convention Of 1S46, which es-
tablished the forty ninth parallel of north lat
itude as the boundary between the Territories
Of tho two countries from the Rocky Mountains
to the channel which separates Vancouvef's
ISLAND from the continent, and thence through
the middle Of tho channel and the Strait Of San
Juan do Fuca to the ocean,. This is question
which turns upon facts and upon the interpre.
tation of treaty stipulation read by the light
of those facts. 1t was to ascertain tho facts
that her Msjesty's Government appointed
Captain Provost Commissioner; the instruc-
tions to those gentlemen were simply repi.
tition of the terms Of the treaty. The
question itself is not quite new; it is as old as
the present year 1859, and there can be nc
doubt that the two Governments will see to its
just and amicable settlement.
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Arrivals of Trains.

INDIANArOLIs h UIHcNNArI-9:4O A. M; $50 r. H.;
1855 p. NJ. I .. .....t. ~
CINcINSATI, HAMILTON AND DAYToN-746 A. NJ; 1o:47
A, NJ; 6:&0P M; l0:lOP.M.
hlrTLE MIAMI-730 A. NJ; l30 p. M.;7:l8 r. M; l0i5
Pm . - -
MARIErTA AND ONCINNATI-l0:20A A. NJ; 9:l5 r. M.
OHIO AND MIssIssIPPI-7:l5A A. M; 200 p M; I0l I'm
C0vINGToN AND LExINaT0N-lO:20A A. M; TO5 I'm,
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CtINCINNATI TRoTTlNG PARK.

The following purses will be c. n&
given for Trotting HORSES, to AAA
come off over the above Course -~&sS4AN4
lOher LIZ. viz. IL
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GREAT WESTERN NJ u s EU NJ
streets. ABRAM PALMER, Proprietor, respectfully
announces that he has engaged Sig. DUVALLI to
exhibit his Learned Canary Birds in the Ladies' Re-
DAY MORN ING, at o'clock, and continuing until
o'clock In the evening. The wonderful perform
ances Of these birds have been witnessed by thou.
sands, In England, Canada and the United States,
with admiration. Admission to the Museum and
Bird performance, Doc; Children 100. oc3aw
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Dixon's Vegetable Pills.

THESE PILLS ARE COMPOSED EN-
IL rIRELY of vegetable substance. They are
sugar coated and superior to any other for Headache
and Bilious affections. For sale by
-, GEO. M. DIXON, Druggist
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HENRY DAVID,

EtOAL OIL LAMPS.-THE SUBSCRIBER
~ has Just received, from Boston, an entire now
assortment of Coal Oil Lamps and Improved Burners
preventing the smoke, SO much Of an annoyance TO
consumers: Also, tho best article of Burning Oil
q. A. SMITH,
.. ...-. No. ! College Building,
sep2S-an Walnut-st., bet. Fourth and Tifth.
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CLAssES-Thursday, from to 5 p. NJ, for Ladies'
Saturday. sto II A. NJ, and to p. H., for Misses
WaltEing Class for Ladies' and Gentlemen, Friday
evenings
aentlemen-W Wednesday and Saturday, at p. Nj.
TERMs-PAYABLE WHEN THE NAME Is ENTERED
Quarter of twelve weeks, beginners, Sc.
Term Of twenty -four weeks, beginners $l0
Term Of twenty -four weeks, advanced pupils 81.
LESSONS FOR GsNrLEMEN-In order to meet the
convenience Of gentlemen whose business or social
tendance, our arrangement is that tickets are pnr
chased one Of which is delivered at each lesson and
can be used during the whole season Of months
foct5. .bm .W&Sl
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Best Limestone Quarries

In tho West, and will make it to the interes, Of
parties using Curb. stone, Flag stone, Cross Walk
and Gutter stone, Caps and Stills, Water Table, Range
stone, Monument Bases, 60, TO correspond with rs
and learn our prices. RUCKER, DUNLAP CO..
sep2ibwf Greenfield, Highland County, Ohio.
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WIN. A. KINGS
School

HERRON'S SEMINARY BUILDING,
Il n Seventh.street, between Walnut and Vine, Ola.
cinnati, Ohio. Evening Ciass commencing Monday,
96th inst Book keeping taught as applied TO every
depar rtment of trade. Business and Ornamental PeH-
manship. Call and examine specimeps. Rensaamt
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N5-The news from Venezuela announces
the total defeat of the Revolutionists in that
country. ,.. ...7a,.g ..rr,l
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MADAME ELLIs's SPANISH SIMS
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.

vUVHE UNDERSIGNED ARE PREPARED
n to deliver in Cincinnati, in any can titles
LIMESTONE of the best quality, from two inches
to two feet thick. Wehaye the
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M n. AND MRS. sHANKS's
t4DANCING ACADEMY!
National Hall, vine.strect, above Fifth.

Leader OF Orchestra. H. Holcomb
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4aptr 9anQrM an0 GlpbolstGrp

WALTER CROOK, JR.,
w No. go BiLTlMoFE STREET,
Invites the attention Of to his very extensive
UPHOLSTERY GOODS,
F1USiEs bATAsES, GR9GlTELLES. e., &c >''''' 49,
P PmGr2it'Ted Cloth Piano and Table COVERS
II fIaq CLOTHS TBS, in different coor with silk ya9ayet
. r \ N G GS.
HOWELL 4 BROTHERS.
Would ca IT, attention of%6ols1is 6ayds AND r public
generally to } s9eiir SEpErqlg Ttgi-*> ,,,.c,
now receiving r n t ( / HAN I !
he assortment IS, rs usual varied and includes all the
Those buying to sell again a, well as those wanting Pa
Orders from thecountry promptyatt uJedt to. sIOc
7 ACE CURTAINSl LACE CURTAINSlI
IA MUSLIN CURTAINS; ,....-
WALTER CROOK ~ 7.,'> y MAINE
go B4LT[MoRE STREET scar CHAELEs,
LAcE I%Q Mi,sI.lN ,ctEThiN#,
'T c&y6iiE BAE NJ
lis assortment Is now better than oGerejin this
IN u q s II Az r s.
Gnt GHt and Cloth, Painted rras,arrnt, &c, on fire
Cambria
A sHARE H a@a Io,2[ic'
SHADE AM, af fI,@i TRIMMINGS.
always on hand and made to order
PAPER Ii a \ IL s,
,,,,,,, N@w receiyina Ir%n Il" mos, cel.hraed
HIS stock includes all the different qualities and styles
from the cheapest and ianast to the richest and enables
\ fine selection Of FlRE.RoARDs on hand
" Town and country orders promptly attended to.
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II II U r Is A Il Il,
II. ENBER,
nrATFp

WEDDING PRESENTS.
w CtNFlELD BRO Il co,
30 BALTIMORE STREET,
Are now opening great variety Of ornamental and useful
articles, suitable for BRIDAL PRESENTS. consisting Of
Superior GOLD WATCHES AND CHATELAINS, Fine
JEWElRI OF every description, FANCY ARTICLES Of
Svc Writing Desks, Paris Gilt and BronZed Goods, or
Boxes Glove Boxes Fans Gold and Silver Card Cases,
Dresden China Figures, Vases, Clocks, Dressing Cases
New Goods imported direct by
CANFIELD BRO. Il co,
NJ plOD nIt;,
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ET..;T DI-'7ItN ttI3IIT4 NN--N 7 III tEI-i u
~ BALTIMORE COUNTY. NEAR CHARLES STREET
AVENUE.
Under decree of the Circuit Court for Baltimore county
the undersigned, Trustees. VIII sell TUESDAY, the
22d day of November 1852 ut the Exchange salesoon
in this city. at the hour OF I o'clock, =. NJ
THAT DESIRABLE PROPERTY. ,Hrt Of Mount Pleasant,
divided into Lots, situated : miles from the city Merry
mans lane, leading from the toll gate Charles street
avenue, and lying between the and the falS road
L-NL W ! r-uL-lm. --.-L . A-EE.
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9abItt Sales.
By CANNON & NTAT1TuEyVC

! Esi;if m warn, TRUSTEES SALE
Ill At fP5iiS2 n II \, Nq I26 ENsOR ST
city The undersigned r is cGq wit g. cSgFt for Baltimore
at the Exchange Salesrooms, second m panG auction
all T4f PIECE Or P 2s # oSG 81 sf5rMJn
Lot ~ 29 s p IN @ aofesaid, being part Of
called 0seTs 4specton Gaow & BAR parcel Of land
Same at the nS S Corner S Lot say 100 esianiPg the
corner Of Lot No. III on the wesernmost side Of En9r e
70 feet hen,e westerly parallel with Lot No b. 100 F
ot rs thence noTtheaserly bounding on Lot No 28
i2l, to the PLACE ofbeginningh '0'
Subject to the annual ground of thirteen dollars and
y Le same piece OF ground gne by Jesse D. Murphy 10
oi2 III %e among the Land Records Of Baltimore city as
% more appear and situated No 125 Ensor street
Lhe mpoyemsn!S consist ola twostoy Frame Front and
dollars per month. D"''''is' anu ''l'S ioi 'eii
Trm M rst 1 balance and months
r6 t23} y yt&hN h T2ijj rvs TT@stes
o2l2aw&ds " ia lb4cMS
fF9s.f UNDER A DECREE OF THE CIRCUIT
HiIii COURT FOR BALTIMORE CITY, the Undersigned
day ofNoyember 1850 at O'clock p NJ at the New i EN-
'&a T 6 EG R6H6 oT r Ey # Bs FR
IN sad city, as occupied by the late pr Thomas H. Wright
ana on the south side Of Fayee street at the
MFs9 to Theodore Anderson and thence sonthery
thence souhcry parallel with Howard str G fwent @
feet six inches thence east parallel with Fayee Street
seventeen feet neinches; thence norhery, parallel with
and thence westerly binding the south side Of Fayette
Stree twenty-five feet SIX inches to the place Of beginning.
DWELLING and three story Brick Back Building hav.
ing gas' furnace and other modern fixtures and
i53nas IL ght II IS now occupied at yearly rent of
pires on the 18th of January, The taxes viii he paid to
i2th October 1882 and the 80 The purchaser
IA Ails 81, Az THAT LOT on BALTIMORE STREET in
oe et 9ur inches or hcreabnut east from the northeast
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BY GIBSON * CO.

~ VT tls NlltLi
GEORGE ! APPulD
F. W. BENNETT 4 co, Auctionaars.
a plat OF the property lie the Office Of John
H. B. LATROBE Esq, corner Of Lev iugton ard St Paul
streets oi}2awts
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9ubIit SaLts.
lSN sAMUNA q. IiiIi -

HX SAMUEL n. GOV "a,
o. ORPHANS COURT SALE
lid Or T WFST = AXR FrF ELEG T DWEL4ING on
~ WEST F FRR{EEEF NsEBEFEE EF,E NEAR
MoN fS YoPF9TrRR GS9S! fer Hazard county wiz
the premises, all the following described very valuable
ALL THAT LOT OF GROUND AND IMPROVEMENT rs
situated on West tayee Franklin Square Tho
ot fronts t3yette street about 20 feet and running back 20
, The I N2 G2 consist Of large and elegant
ack building finished in superior style, marble mancs,
nS and Water Fixtures with all the modern improvements
LOCATION unsurpassed Ground rent s56 '''' o'' anu 'T
Terms Of SaleOne third cash. ba in six and twelve
CHARLEs D. WAKEFIELD,
Admir- Of Pullman Warfeld, deceased
c cHAS 3 !. W W11RRFFIIEELLBB,
Executors OF ChaS. u. Warfeld. d acease1
n7+s 81 Baltimore street
O. O. HANDSOME COTTAGE AND LOT ON
TH6EYF6 IF ssYFESE YEAR ETFrF TE NTERsE
will sell on MONDAY, November iIth at the Exchange
sSS%P f 5F:' and id aT as Fo,G %s[ THAT
M near the intersection Of Washington OF
and running back $50 feet, a feet street 's''
occupied ed' by WIZARD T'F H AG F
Tir me usual oghouses Ground rent s5O per OF
n5ts No 81 r. Rai fTy,2 e.
f75::7 TRUSTEES SALE
- RICk STREET NEAR BALTIMORE STREET
BY virtue of decree Of the Circuit Court for Baltimore
GI me uder1gnei, Trustee, will offer at public sale
FRIDAY AFTERNOON. the 18th day of November, at
Gc ock ut the sales on Second street adjoining
the l'oSt Office in the city of Baltimore:
o;t AL THAT PIECE Or PARCEf OF GROUND in said
ct beginning on the side North Frederick street
at the southeast corner of the Brick Building on the lot now
eg described which point of beginning is distant 4G feet
nof6 From BSmore street and running thence
east corner of the Brick Building the lot n W brin de-
Sceed thence westerly along the northern wal OF said
pudding, 50 as to include the entire wall CO feet inches 10
Inc drawn norhey through the centre Of rear wall Of
the improvements the lot being described and rhe
property on the west then, bounding that line outhcrIv
80 lyet inches toa line drawn westerly along the south
wall o. SAID building, including said wall then castnrIv
ming. " ''''~ ~ '17'il
Ihe above lot is improved by foursory BRICK WARE.
and IS now occupied Carriage Repository and
SUBJECT l. yearly goundrent Of 5000 out Of which the
iaTdnTd required to pay all taxes said property
Terms Of Saepncthrd cash onethird in three months
and the residue in ak months from the day of sale and the
cred pay ent TO bear interest and he secured to the sat
isfaction of the Trustee JOHN CARSON Trustee ~
,,,,-,.- - ~ Il taYette street
SAMUEL II. COVER. Auctioneer,
- ~,sSls No. 81 Baltimore street
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sS-tf Real Estate 40,
MAINLAND EARNS.

"
w FARMS FOR SALE.
Farm in Kent county, Nd, on the Bay: BOO acres. rn.
dwelling and outhuuSeS Of all kinds. The situation
beautiful and healthy Churches, Schools, etc,
Has been lined is high cultivation: Fruit Of
all kinds, elegant gardens, etc, etc Price $50 per acre
easy
Farm Patapsco Neck. $50 acres, Back River good
DuCkin@ Grounds
Farm in Queen Annes county, near Church TIiII. 2a
acres, in high state Of cultivation good Dwelling and nu
0utbuiidn@, all in good order Price per
Farm in Queen Annes county; 30 with good new
Dwelling, g feet by Is and out huIluc all and SUM-
cent for the Farm Fruit of most kinds Price for hn.
tract SS per 100 $50 acres, with small Frame
dwelling, will be sold for $23 per There yards
Of water 'front.' with two good landings Chester
opposite Chcstert0wr.
Farm in Baltimore county, the York Road good
Dwelling and out houses all new Orchards with all
sary improvements Price Si5mc will take house in
change.
Farm in Queen Anncs county, Centrev,; acres
Price $50 per
Also, Farm near Church HILL OF 4@5 acres Both Farms
have good Dwellings and nuthpuseS land good Price
per acre; terms ami liberal
Several tracts Of land in Franklin county, Illinois one
ll.n prime land Of M both adjoining viii
change Dry Goods, Ready Made Clothing Whkey;
Farm Talbot county 23D Eason on the
water, Oxford $50 acres OF j acres Miles river
VI these FaIms have good buildings.
Farm Ci-stcrown, in Queen Aune's county: 800
land AMI on Chester river cod fishing and several good
landings.
arm on Bird river, Cunpowder, 27G acres on the
Railroad: viii Exchange in part for City Property
Farms IN Virginia, Texas and several States.
Houses and Ground Rents bought and sold.
Money loaned on mortgage.
Call for further particulars r. ". RASiN,
NJ rAra
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NJ. Z. KTIUCN,
Agent, No So Exchange lace
| prepared to sell the f. .Owinr PbosDha+io
! GUANOS to the trade and farmers
BROWN COLUMBIA NEFASSA, 7Na85 per cent bone
Also, WHITE MEXICAN AND IA BROWN MEXICAN
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A0asts. It,. fgE SUI am Renl.


C,pVFD ~ I717T7I7D1=Ic,I7r3,7 75,5=5555z5
SENERAL UNFINISHED ROOMS ARE TO
residence in the section the city Who have more
Row 90 Riti;S ' 'iriehcgs eNchanEed Address T."
ENUR RENT-OFFICE or the WHOLE FIRST
- FLOOR p.s3 ofwarehouse No Co SOUTH GAY STREET
EOR SALE OR EXCHANGE FOR CITY
Of Land in Howard County 10 MAJ from ACRES E
mile from Leicester Station Baltimore aad Ohio Rairoad
T f n sT ge FnTnRassed for heath and beautiful
water anu '''''''''E country goo
Also, EIGHTY ACRES of Land Il! miles from BeItsyiIe
The above properly viii be sold bargain If oprIfod ~
immediately. Apply at 7''' u "iP''s' 10y
d. OLD ESTABTJSHED RFSTAT7P
hy.;i SOJrT1 STPEET = 'i I-G11 - Sr ~ -
= ~ vAD TTAhkt3& MILK, &y{$Ei3LD rR@fEEfY WITH
FOR SALE. 'l,>'N ~ Trade
with eight Hy a Of ga 2 fa9 s M
9 mn Apply e Corner ofpS,s al VIII
A SHTON & CO.,
N BROKERS, .
Zeal ESt3e bought sold and exchanged Mortgages
es Gdns Sq sRd 6GPd Ground Rents and all other
E'QR SSAL,E.-l60, so and l2O acres of Illinois
niiw ASHTON co
tn rlG 8TII F y, hEN No. OF the fRANh-
Apply Gsy Street ''''''' street, On NG n9tf
j " tp y :mIIiAI DESIRABLE
No. running through to Cheapsidc.
Apply on the premises SO If
TEN PFTD AcryT
w 20 60 ~ ~ =, ~ u
HAS FOX SALE GR0UNb RENTS S&9 So IS So s ~
s'V s o. 3 So Of S. 80 each $50 Of $22 each
rent i'''S '' exchange housei ior
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G0al,

CoALl CoALl CoAII
y H. EN- M GTON,
Gate of the ir1a of
PENNINGTON ~ RIEMAN,)
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALER IN
ANTHR1CIT AND CUNBERLA ND COAL
0FFIcE-NO. Exchange Place, South street.
4ARD-North street, near Madison street. je276m
GEORGES CREEK COAL, SWANTON
MINES STEPHEN s. LEE, Agent,
II-+-u 80 s Gay street.
KINGSTON COMPANY'S COAL.
IN Orders for this pure White Ash COAL (which has
Dh found ny use to excel all other kinds domestic and
manufacturing purp0ses,) should b. left with c. NJ DE-
SON, at the Office 81 Second at the Office 30 West
rails avenue, First Coal Yard below Pratt srec) Short
Mountain Free Burning, also Georges Greek, Cumberland
Oh manu- ana Tor sale by The carT or single ton -
Baltimore, April l, 1883 W.
NOTICE.-The undersigned having made ar
rang"m"nts 10 transact business for WIN McCLYMONT
TONERS and consumers of COAL generally he has taken
the Office q SECOND STREET, where he would he pleased to
receive orders which will meet with prompt attention guar
anteeln9 the Coal to give satisfaction
Baltimore, April l, 1859. m2ati
w T, WASHBURN,
w DEALER
THE BEST QUALITIES OF
WHITE 4 N d RE D 4 SH COALS
OFFICE AND YARn-C0rner Lee and Light streets
HARD-Corner Hughes Quay and William street
~ our patronage is respectfully solicited ml76n
~ CUMBERLAND COAL of the best quality, from tie
american Company and other mines the Georges Creek
Valley, constantly for sale by the cargo car load
dp24U Exchange Place
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Il 43 and IS HARRISON STREET,
,,-.- - IS TIE BEST PLACE TO BUY
EVERY DESCRIPTION OF
BUILDERS HARDWARE,
CABINET HARDWARE.
- -. BEST QUALITY TOOLS
FROM THE LOWEST TO THE BEST QUALIFY
TABLE CUTLERY, POCKET CUTLERY,
-, .,,.,-,.. -, SCISSORS, RAZORS, sc
BRITTANIA WARE,
JAPANNED WARE,
NE}Y DESCRIPTION OF
COOKING UTENSILS, PLAIN TIMED AND WHITE
s26-tf WHOLESALE OR RETAIL
SPECIAL NOTlCE.-rHE MERCHANTS
kOAND MECHANICS PROTECTIVE UNION,
INSTITUTED 1855
For the INITIAL protection OF its members from selling to
pOHsihe persons in the city, ARE NOW READY TO
RECEIVE NEW MEMBERS. application may be made
at the Office No 36SEoo"D STREET, (near Town Cloe) up
stairs.
sl5tAp25 P. STEVENS Il Co, Agents
OFFICE OF THE BALTIMORE AND ONO
" RAILROAD COMPANY, October 18th, lsj9-Notic is
hereby given that General Meeting Of the Stockholders
this Company will be held 1T this O;ce Camden Statian
on MONDAY, the DIST of November, 1859 being the third
MQ7oay IN said month, between the hours Of ard
O'clock, tor the purpos" of "tcting TWELVE DIRECTORS
for the ensuing year
The Tran fer Book win be closed from the 18th Of October
TIL the 22d OF November. j. l. ATNIN son,
ol5fN22 Secretary.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-05-17

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ct tie cii.cr,r. From tsess a'a 'L'rf t-1-|
nv f.@sse., ,br slrs-d sansnAsr Is sso'':eiy voH
TIE rsser s i"F.iy onn',as'a c-spnsn u .t s a.,
eas.arS 20 rorsidsr Tor ne rosPor~s.- nyd,
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"a ho sUgsssnuS. thik. WI aispoan Of ms
, :. ~ r.sod, ofse infsts III. wss ths ot.c soal
BE- wei founded 'o clear tnBi am uo e'ot5ed WIN 'Se
cus,rAy of Infants hcs Fx'cied by ne le o1i'
c and By e q tie sew oo1.'1,an .S. 9raS 20 s,n .sa
vcsed IN The Supreme o0uTt o. ne So ana G
IN rrsuon 20 rus hsbss corpus esy the ssrso
a. tht1e ccnsrTd by statute te suIfrnI- t-T, =
en- Tnose pcis only give we the rsh 70 inq9irs i,2 ne
osnse d,tep,op ad Il il sFPsrs ist ti rs;raHt .s E
di-cs,se he parry FROM ~ custody - -,Isln 70 e .,
Dr =, .s-ei.- t6is II the infant ~sT" ~ sum
crIt sud die rslion to chco-- for h.n-'ve- %i
H., ,ncb an o.det m ts would "d.chaTk- t- par
from & est9ay or e1 q I kDs K ~lsH :. G4o1s@. n ~. @ = Aac
ss2 r. srshns 1pon .njrct G1y Ha5en' Cs. rro-
wit ia ob yed parry brong; capable Of Ss'e O..
cIe,'o he rt !; ,te .la pa, Jrs, /. dssrt &
be Hbery and The Court will even drre u. .cs ~
But wien lie prsuus young have choice .ef
galu VINO j. entitled % tns aosrNy. or''
De law that the legal custody H. no restrain
Toe People Porter Jedss Dr sAys
Au intent tsud. 20 b. incspste Of rstoney
Sta inc lis w,es, which is all can undrrstsrd by III lablc
uskirg choice, Is Of Decesty under rrs, and IN rdef
10 whether the restraint Is legal The C0uI. must deter
whom the custody beings II Duer, Tls 7< ana IL
c restraint the COurt oust mat
infant delivered Us legal Gust dian Jidge Mason N -
Barb Ie6 after referring 20 Judge Duers opinion ADDS;
extent entertain doubt the legitimate office oi oar
hdb61s eA,ends and % TINS extent may
be executed by COumsoneI a. Chsnoer~ for these tn'
ton ying that infants esay rest-ased iTo ni
liberty aid discharged And, they young a. y
be wholly incapabir choosing for ti. Ives they only b.
discharged III gal TeIaint imposed npn them by tAs
cepondsus by giving them IN charge OF their "say cn'e
gusrdian. So. j. my disc dion IN this case
The CHILDREN who preseut in Court were then iTsIa
Err..d n tn-IM Nh k.an,Y