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The Nevada Democrat., 1859-05-25

BAKoS HUMBOLDT, now in the Goth year Of
his age, has addressed the following note to the
Berlin journals: "Overwbemed by the number
OF letters sent me, and which are increasing
every day. amounting to from l,6OO to 1000
per aunum-many, too, being on the most fu-
tile subjects. such as demands for my auto
graph, and offers to cure me OF all diseases-l
once more make public appeal to the persons
who wish ME WE'LL aud request them not to oc-
cupy themselves so much with what concerns
me, in order that with the diminutlon OF
strength. physical aud intellectual. which ex-
n.r;e0cs NAV he allowed a little leisure for
stndv and composition. l trust that this step,
70 which have rec purse With reluctance, will
not be interpreted unkindly."
The Nevada Democrat., 1859-05-25

THE ARMIES OF EURoPE.-Tbe population OF
ali Europe ia set down at 26o 1000, 900; out OF
these, there are 100000 whose trade is war
who belong to the armies OF the several rniers
Of thai quarter of the globe Thus one in fifty
too 6f the entire popu ulation-men, women aud
children. old and young-are soldiers. or
these twenty-six males. eighteen are under or
over age. or disabled from bearing arms. so
chat one out of every eight of the able bodied
men of Europe is in the army or navy. II is
thns that the people are kept bourd by over
grown armies, which they have to labor to sup
port.
The Nevada Democrat., 1859-05-25

BEAR CAUGHT.-On Sunday last, Mr.. Grover,
one Of the musicians attached to the Crimean-
war Panorama, assisted by Mr.. S. W.T.. Henry,
Of Fl enry's Express, succeeded in capturing a
small cinnamon bear near Bloody Run, between
Humbug and WoOlsey's Flat. The bear was
taken to Orleans Flat and sold to Charley Pal
mer. who has brought him to Nevada, where
we understand it will be exhibited as an ad-
junct to the Panorama.
The Nevada Democrat., 1859-05-25

Revival or THE WIG PATTY IN LOUIsIANI.--
A circular has been issued by several promI-
nent wings of Louisiana, proposing reCrgan-
ix.tion of the party. and calling on their breth-
rem throughout the State to send delegates to o a
convention to be held in New Orleans on the
second Wednesday in June next. to nominate
ticket for the approaching State election.
The Nevada Democrat., 1859-05-25

RoBBERr.-Some contemplate thief broke
into the house of Mrs. Gross, last Wednesday,
and stole number of articles of jewelry and a
few dollars in mcney-the whole valued at
about seventy-five dollars. Among the articles
stolen were q guard chain, two gold pencils.
and two or three gold rings. The burglary was
perpetrated during the temporary absence of
Mrs Cross
The Nevada Democrat., 1859-05-25

THEATER. Mr.. Collins, the distinguished
Irish comedian and vocalist and Miss Fanny
Morant, give entertainments at the Nevada
Theater on this aud tomorrow evening. Mr..
Collins has been highly spoken Of as come
dian aud vocalist, by the papers below, aud
Miss Morant is well known to our theater-go-
ers We have no doubt the entertainments will
be both amusing and instructive.
The Nevada Democrat., 1859-05-25

RAIN.-We were favored with refreshing
shower last Sunday night, which extended over
the county. The rain commenced falling about
ii O'Clock, and continued several hours. 1t
had the effect to settle dust in the streets. and
was of some advantage to the gardens in this
vicinity.
The Nevada Democrat., 1859-05-25

REPUBLICAN County CoNvENTIoN.-Th Re-
publican Central Committee of this county have
issued call for Convention to meet at Ne
vada June I'd to appoint delegates to the State
Convention. The apportonment of delegates
il as follows Nevada township 10, Grass Val.
ley, 8; Bridgeport, 8; Rough & Ready, 7; Little
York. 6; Eureka, 6; Washington 6-total, 81.
The Nevada Democrat., 1859-05-25

PEAcHEs.-An immense quantity Of peaches
will be raised in this neighborhood the present
season-enough to supply the home demand.
The peaches are now about the size Of quails
eggs, and the bearing trees are loaded down
with the fruit.
The Nevada Democrat., 1859-05-25

BROKE DowN.-The bridge across Little Deer
creek, neal Palmer l. Co.'S mill, was broken
down yesterday, by the weight of n saw log
The team had just cleared the bridge as it broke,
SO that no injury was done except to the bridge
The Nevada Democrat., 1859-05-25

Pix PLASTs.-We are indebted to Mr.. T. Wor-
thington for specimens of the Victoria pie
plants. Of mammoth size, and of excellent quail
ity, raised on his ranch, near Grass Valley.
The Nevada Democrat., 1859-05-25
DR.. L. ]. CZAPKAY'S
Private Medical and Surgical

AhSGIGAGos
Sacramento street, below Montgomery, OP-
pOsite Pacific Mail Steamship Co.'S Office.
SAN FRANCISCO.
Established In 1854 for the Permanent Cure Of all Chronic
and Private Diseases. and the suppression Of
Quackery.
Attendant and Resident Physician L. j. CzAPKAY, NJ.
D. late in the Hungarian Revolutionary War Chief Ply
scan to the Goth Regiment of Honved Chief Surgeon to
the Military Hospital of Pesh Hungary the late Lecturer
Diseases OF Women and Children, and Honorary Mem.
Der of the Philadelphia College Of Medicine.
So Office Hours-From ga. NJ. to 9P.M.
Communications strictly confidential.
Permanent Cure guaranteed, or no pay.
Consultations, by letter or otherwise, free.
Address, L. J. CZAPKAY, NJ D.
San Francisco, Cal.
The Nevada Democrat., 1859-05-25

DIED IN THE HosPITAI.-John Brown, ma
tive of Germany, but for many years resident
of New York, died in the county hospital last
Thursday. He has been an inmate of the hos
pi,al about year and a half, suffering from
paralysis. He was about forty years old.
The Nevada Democrat., 1859-05-25

SrRAwDERRIEs.-W noticed yesterday guam
tity of this delicious fruit, at the stand OF Alex.
Mandich, corner of Pine aud Commercial sts.
The Nevada Democrat., 1859-05-25

MARTIN TUE WIZARD, passed through Nevada
yesterday, on his way 10 San Juaa, where he
designs giving a gift entertainment.
The Nevada Democrat., 1859-05-25
BROAD STREET DRUG STORE.

BROAD STREET DRUG STORE.
TT ii. WICKES d. CO., (Successors to W. G.
III. ALBANY Wholesale and Retail Dealers in
Dru0s Porcelain White,
MedtcineS Port Wine,
Chemicals Sherry Vine
Due S,tGs Mddeird Wine,
Paints Fine Brandy
TuTentine Holland 0tn
White Lead Windop Class,
Red Lead Lard OIL
Lilhdros Sperm OIL,
By1shes Polar oil,
Alcohol Fish Oil,
Storoh Castor OIL
Pearl Brandy Meats Fbot OIL
Tdpioca Patent Medicines,
Canary Seed, PefuDey,
Lilseed OIL Cooking Estrdds
C0pel VdrIlish, Spices,
Jdpan VdrniSh Bay Rum,
Coach Vdrnish !Sdrsdpdrild,
Ddnsdr Var1ish, Wdber's Cordial
Putty, Cherry Fectordt,
Zinc Paint. Wistdr'i Bdlsdm.
Together with general and complete assortment Of all
articles In line which will be sold at prices low
they can be afforded in the mountains.
| Physicians prescriptions carefully compounded.
DR.. ii. H. WICKES 4 co.
Corner OF Broad and Pine streets
Nevada, June oath. 1S5e.-42-d
The Nevada Democrat., 1859-05-25
TO INvAL1Ds.-Ha.e you disease of the

TO INvALIDSs-Have You Disease OF tn,
Kidneys9
fake Risiey's Compound Fluid Extract Of Buchu.
Have you Disease of the BladderS
Take Rsley's Compound Fluid Extract of Buchu.
Have you Disease of the UrethraS
Take Risley's Compound Fluid Extract Of Buchu.
Suffering from Debility of Sexual 0rgansf
Take Risley's Compound Fluid Extract Of Buehu.
Suffering from Pain in Back and Loinsf
Take Risley's Compound Fluid Extract Of Buehu.
Subject to irregularities and ObstructOnsf
Take Risley's Compound Fluid Extract Of Bachu.
Suffering from Dropsy GravelS
Take Risley's Compound Fluid Extract Of Bucha.
ANY Burning In Urinary Passagesf
Take Risey's Compound Fluid Extract Of Buehu.
fresh supply just received by
E. #. SPENCE,
2S-tf Druggist Apothecary, Main ST., Nevada.
The Nevada Democrat., 1859-05-25

The following letter. which emphaticay speaks for it.
self written by the Dean of the Faculty of the Pha
depha College Of Medicine the editors of the the Paci
fc Medical aud Surgical Journal San Francisco, for
publication;
PHILADELPHIA, January 18th, 1859.
To the Editors Of the Pacific Medical and Surgical Jour
nal:-6entemen-Ny attention has been called TO an
article in the December number Of your Journal in regard
lege of Medicine TO DR.. L. J. Crap4sy. When the app
cation for the degree made to the Faculty, 1t
accompanied by afdavts and testimonials 10 the effect
that Dr. Czapkay a regular graduate NJ D.. of the
University of Pesth had served Surgeon in the Hunga
rian Army, and was regular Practitioner of Medicine
On the strength OF these the degree granted The Gd
endeH degree, its implies is conferred gradu
ates only and gives privileges. Had there besn
the slightest irregularity the application would have
been refused BY inserting this in your Journal you
will do act OF justice to the College and confer favor
on Yours, very respectfully
Dean of the Faculty of the Philadelphia College of Modi
cine.
Dr. l. j. Czapkay Medical and Surgical Institute is on
Sacramento street, below Montgomery, opposite Pacific
Nail Steamship Companys Ohce San Francisco, califor
MIA The Doctor offers free consultation and asks
muneration unless he effects
CERTIFICATE.--I, the undersgned Governor Of Hun
gury do testify hereby that Dr. L. Czapkay has servec
during the contest for Hungarian liberty Chief Surgeon
in the Hungarian Army with faithful perseverance, where
Of have given him this certificate, and do recommen
who capable Of appreclang patriotic self saerce
undeserved misfortune. K0SSUTH LAJ0S
Governor of Hungary
Wa shington city, January 9th, 1852. Sl-i
The Nevada Democrat., 1859-05-25
TRAVELLING.
CALIFORNIA STAGE COMPANY
NEvADA s WASHINGTON sTAGE LINE.

NEVADA d WASHINGTON STAGE LINE.
ON AND AFTER JANUARY !, 1866, the above line will
~ run iOlows
Leaving the Office at the National Exchange Nevada, at
O'Clock A. M passing by Mountain Spring llouse, hogans
Cold Spring White Cloud Gold lIl and Alpha, arriving
at Washington by O'Clock In the afternoon
Iis the nearest aud best Route 20 Washington, Omega,
Scotchman's Creek, Poor Mans Creek aud Eureka
Returning-The Stages will leave the South fuba Hotel
Washington every morning at nine O'Clock and arrive at
Nevada by one o'clock 7, NJ connecting with the Cali
iornia Stage Co.'S Coaches for Auburn, Sacramento Mars
vile and Shasta
Oniee-South Yuha Hotel, Washington. ta.
A. :. OIIN, Proprietor
W. s. McRoBERrs Agent Nevada. T3I-u
The Nevada Democrat., 1859-05-25

knights Templar.-The regular meetings
of Nevada Commandry of Knights Tempar are held at
Masonic Hall of Broad Pine Streets the eve
nngs of the LIST and Sd Thursdays in each mOnthvisit
ing Sir Knights invited to attend.
SIR THOS. II. CAswEIL E. Commander.
Nevada March 1859.
The Nevada Democrat., 1859-05-25

Nevada Royal Arch Chapter No. q. meets
every Monday evening at Masonic Hall Nevada Regular
meetings. first Monday of each month. Visiting oompan
ions respectfully invited to attend.
CHAS MARSH, NJ. f. HIP
J. F. RUDoIPH Seciy
The Nevada Democrat., 1859-05-25

rr1uORN,s ExTRAJT, Genuine mel-E"r sale
E. +. SPENCE,
Druggist Apothecary, Main street, Nevada
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ERH4F SALE cf PERSONAL and REAL
u PKOPYRTY A rare chance ~ inves,


q CITY LOTS FOk SALE
q the fariau Community Offer TOY
- ~. whoc PERSONAL cad REAL PKoPERTf us'e and
,orocen 5ocip'y Nsuvoo iinos OF nS
t Z. o tie properly, sevfufeen are sari IN ne
.! lie city, which sse bot bFrs notss soAp@d -
/ Pin, apeina houser oout.n'n, 100 mons with
barge deoorsted hail. The iozr-n Han ala
= a. ',or,s bi9isg-th- Icsrisn sshool Hoss-.
). Bact HOure-Bsksy. ..--..
Or. store one Buck fcg No containing ~
scop~rs csrpeners' vsson'rnikei'' oipa'm 'N aa "A
cbil,,ts' saoJ-
3 Ule Cow ana Ok st2b.-
g. ODe Horse Stabb
T. A Gsydcu House. -.- ~, - ill.,. 3
Of this diV Of tie property ~ P'i''h o
xORaoE TEMPLE
-u,s!nis. standing - -.
Ia an, - =, a. Of The city, and toe maryr n the MISS
consists Of eistt c'-f GA whicr "a Dt
Dyiii.fs ata Orr. Mii also hne bdck Dw'ltf
built for The accOmno4A.lyl Of tts
.,stet ius etsd the only ofth- Kind for ten
n. siord Tne Warsas sud Rockford Kssd IA coIfs oi
oopsr,e,jn ta.es within GV hundred yards Of tis mill
Inland No s. tie tuLer-d between h"nrose ~ q
Fort Msei,o with very comfortable cabin on IT, is also part
of the propeS-y hereby advertised for sale. .
TIE described real caie, together WITH isIss am %
a undscrb-d personal property WI b. 900 o" Ie !" INC
la tiOu VI the Pufob-'ef
Sale Nsusso. ILLINOIS, cotnnt uciIs on thr 'h
day August 1859 at 10 O'clock m and continue from osJ I"
dAy until hOO.
Coiunuuy On al sales Ot prISOia proper j.
.x moa.bs per cent with approved se 'y or n' paper
Of the icsIial Community 10 mana w a. tsss
tate H. cash ne due OF the larn
al se0urity ~ our months az u
per third foC! months either III cash or h7
paper Of the IcaTiAn Community sd tue p.ioe WIZ"
Certificates OF the sale WI Do
given AZ deeds when payment Is fully MADE ~ me nnc
the Possession be given ia AZ good OdeT b. ~
the sale. when the four months payinG made
For other information inquire Of TIE UNDERMINED
MORRILL, GERARD PRUDENT, Assigned
NauyOo Ill May 4, 1859.
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NOTICE Of application for the discharge of an
rsy.ut from b. debts pnrsu,nt the proyon. Of he
iHifd sT oi ne - title Of Ne fifth chapter the part
q ae Revi.sd Statutes OF JOSIAH COLBY an insoyen
roilce h'st published July D. 1850 Creditors appear before
The Hon T. d. ll'ei Cry Juo.-, az his Office No SIS Fulton.
- D. he ~ 81 Brooklyn, the lyth day u OstOber 1880 A.
O'Clock IL ur oielo 20 shes why the sid usoyeu
q" no LOT b. CO hafE'd tom D.. debts + NJ UGETr
% las evil Attorney for ll,o.y GU, No. 10 Nss, NY
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A n. RsRwtS, As>fsoossf.
DY BANGS, MEKWiH 81 Co, Irade-oaie

~ kopais No. IS Psrr ...-...t. Ii.
At PRIVATE SALE-A0d- toE's Btis Of Aiael, q o''P
IN : wis. tvc Turkey oorocon III - ,,.-I arm
"WEDNESDAY AF'TERNOON, July r. 3: o'cFcf a ~
GHAFH LFTTkR-. COINS. bc, rr of.fii "'ty 80 -. n
and ystAts Aqrriaphs Annnr ih-fn Is tnt o. fia
uors leer h,1n Ben iau frantiu 70 sif 49,, 49,
P.rl,,,oea A.D caseoOg a cnf4ce aud rare H'''l--
EU4v L.
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Sales bp 1uc!iou.

AycTlON SALE in JERSEY CiTN.-D.
~ sC1TT -fg sHe ACTIN OF TUESDAY. Ang. ? a. o
80, On ne pr miss. thc vsusble srOKt ard 1,Ae
r,,. - - sssd on Was'ir-t ar YoTsss sud Ne~ziFav
EfFkES LOTS Sutb la IL PfO.prct IS 80 -
AZ AZ BRTCk DN WILING No p rr-st- =. o. 3 "a
tte ,-ry No III Ne.ey' New losk AZ me above
an r. .od fsvafs be Dor f1T-het ffora'Dr
aq,lre g. H. BROAs, No Ioe Essej. O. 10 II hsNt'
Ier.v
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4 Nm INNII IlNTBhViI NI w " y ItNI1
- Connecting New Hampton with the Del ware lIrks
sld Western Railroad E,on with the L. On
Nsii,y RaifC8d
SUswFR ARs.NeEwrNrs-Con4ue ucing May sis53 Leaves
place. from Pier No
Hcri Riser, $50 lI.fj = - Tor Souirr
Vile tie above trains 80 So The eboS" trains con
rect Elizabeth trains the New Jersey Rard, ~hch
leave New.York from fcot Of CourGldtst, 81 1:p snd Il
m. emo ard IN.
Tie ll.i5s from N.vioTk nakc. 'lo.e connection
3, F..5p with the Iehsh Valley Railroad and heure via
Peusyyaua Rscaf b. Reading v out change q cars
sud cuurecis % R.sding direct for Po'tsyr sud H.bus
Pa, rr, f5f the DeAwsre. Lsckswsuna aud Western R
rad Will cave at oLly; Tor Lehgh Valley RallF0ad a.
7.j0s ~. and n As only. -
JOAN O. srEBHS. Superintendent.
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NOTICE OF APPLICATION for the discharge
third rtiee y fh- frs .-l- o. D.. m b. ~, = ,h- s.
cord y u 80 Revised Stsiges JABEL PARSONS Of he
Cry o. h1es9n County %. Co.lmb, aud Site Of NewYof1
an iasoiveu. DEBTOR
Notice t.. published July - 1850 Creditors 20 appar De-
fore tae Hon Darius Peek County Judge Il C0um BIZ county
safe OF d, II. Office, No 1885 Warren street m 6s
Siiy 81 Hudson 4r-;d the i day Of October 1852 al,
~ O'Clock IN IL Forenoon, show cs4. II any .ss WHY
al assignment sLoc DE- made u sd e.s s.a.- I'd
De u GischaTs-c bnl ia D. Dated july - 1853.
MILLER = WEIGH, At'ys ioI Insolyeut
lyle laWiNsrI Hgdsor Y
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NOTlCE-ln future, TIE Steamers of this Lne
~ VI cal a. CORE ireisl6 land letters AID pass-DseIs
s-eap = LIVERPOOL oalus Il CORE, AID wa Liverpool!
LONDON GLASGOW, DuBLin. BELFAST, ana most o. tnt
pfiat. tovnsiH IRELAND At greatly retuctd rf-s-Ths
tNERYOOI. EEW.TORk. and PHILADELPHIA STEAM
5HIP COpPAN1S splendid Cyd-bi iou screv stes-nsa p
AZ ir.er.. ID q ssi az foicvs
CITY Og WASHING ON.......sATl RDAY, July -.
kANGAROU...... his
CITY % 8AL1fhOeE........sA rt hUhf. Avg n.
l. c'oocs, coon. from Pier No a North RYeT
etTEs PASSAGE.
gssta ron New ors Philadelphia ............Hlo
fh3 cm New York any o the above named pAces -
Hsuru sv.ahle FoT SIX month"; b.
Passenges Forwarded b Havre Paris Hamburg, brems1,
Artue-p al parts Of the Continent, without dsAy
o1IcF provided with every requisite N
immediate extinction a fire, and the scest dsi
q zine 4. enforced with regard % the use Of hgAts
irea.d hy this Line avoid the max aNd sss'
.s;eu;iou osrt S. Johns, the S;@amer' proceed 70
Cort direct - .
Eoy fr-h Or pAu,y, apply at the Office on the Company
John u DALE No. Is Broadway, Newiors, Agent
IT, Liverpool, to VIM. INMAN, Tower Buidinza
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IN PURSUANCE of an order or the Surrogate Of
County newiors notice hereby given all per.
having claims against CHARLES x. THOMAS late Of The
City o NeWlork, decreased pe--nt the with yuJchcr,
thereof tas subs rber h Oi- No. II Wals, Ia the
Cry New before the day No.
yerlber next Da.ec New. YORK 18Th day Vi May 1850
myIf law6mTu GEORGE h. HgST, EIecu'os.
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AND ERIE RAILROAD.-Or

NETWORK AND ERIE RAILROAD.-On
IN .ut ,r, MONDAY April 1889 and until further notice
Passenger Trains Pier foot " Duane flows Wis:
DUEkIRk EXPRESS at a. ul for Dlukirt and bufaIo
u principal intermediate S;a'ions
SAIL TRAIN ,.s ~. fox Dunkirt and Buffalo, sud Inter
n@dis Ststious
RoCKLAND PASSENGER 81 $50 D. m, from foot Of Har
hsors Fremont for S1ferns aud intermediate Stations
WAY PASSENGER al p. N fer Ne~bGrgh, Add.S.ovn
And uteraediste sts,iops
NIGHT EXPRESS st s p m, fof Duntrk AID Buffalo
TIE above trains daily, Sundays excepted.
These Express airs connect a. Elmir, WITH tbs EIua
C.nsudsEus and Niagara fas Railroad for Niagara FAILS 81
Bush.uo With the Syracuse bnxhAmtn Rsiir ad o
syracuse. a. Corning with the Buffalo, Coming aud New fort
Railroad for Rochester snd Buffalo At Crest Bend, with the
Dea~Me L.cia-.nns Western Rsiro.d for scranton
Hornele.ye with the Buffalo ard Sew-Y0rs City RAILROAD
and Al Buffalo Duntirt with the Lake Shore Rfosc o
Csyshnd Ciroinnsi. T6eio, Detroit, Chi ago. &c.
CHARLES MORAN, President
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IN PURSUANCE Of an order of the Surrogate
Of the County Of NewYok, notice + hereby given 20 ala
pr.us having claim. against BARTHOLOMEW HEALi late
u the City II hewNok Boot ana Shoe nakeT deceased ~
Present sae vouchers thereof the subs rber at
lie office of STILWELL SWAIN, No. IL Chambers -, ia
the City Of NewYork before the sixteenth day Of Decem
Der nel;--Dated New York the 5tn day ot june 1850
in1l Iaplhn'In MARY AM HLALH. AlMlulstTifTLX.
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of an order Of the Surrogate

NETWORK SUPREME COCRT-The AT
~ LASTlC MUTUAL INSURANCE CONPArY against,
>HAkFS Bit LE-MAEt FACTUkING CUMPANY.-s1m.
t0r money den and contract tom. ITO che
Defendant, above nau.d: Won Rcrfby summoned and
dy fled the Of II The Lsrk0 tie Civ County 4 New
lork az the City ia 10 ne Iy u New forl, aud o.
copy II your ~ lie s4l complaint subscriber
- lis Office " VI al street, IN the Cy II wYork within
twenty days after liz service Of his y0l
Of tue csy - such service sud said
compscl within tie zine sor. said The plaintiffs IN this action
VOL al judgment a.air for The Of eleven nludfec and
w. collars sue Ly ces With interest from day u
jag, oue thousand ei2A hundred AID tGysescu
ded SO one dollars and five cents
remainder thereof from the nn;h DAY q Jolly m SAID yeas
te.ce The cos VI po.e. snd IN. Il souDat.a
luxe -. llJy. TOWNSEND SCI ODER,
Zig aw6yTu p'aintfS Attorney
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THE kEGULAB SAIL LINZ yis SIOhiNG-

1T
Il TON for BC>1Q.S arc fkONIDENCE.-l. ard houSe--
direct Carrying TIE Eastern Mail
The steamers PLYMOI TIL ROCK Cap. Joel stone ana
c. VAhDERBLT Capt d. r. S,ugs IN connection with ne
sTONlNGTON AND PROVIDENCE AID BOSrOS AND
PROVIDENCE RAiLROADs having Now loIt daily tsun
.y esceprsd, frc Pie- No. North River ft wharf ABOVE
sL.r place ocloof aid sonng,oE a; $50 o. n, o.
IN the ArIiys ne Nal Train whch e,yss Bostoa $3.50
The VANDERBILT, from htvfotk Moudsy, WedGet
,y AID Fnisy o, Sounson fTuesdsy FhlT'day and sat
lrday.
sy .d Saturday; Soninstou Monday, "Wednesday ans
Friday.
Passenger, proceed rom sonnEton per railroad TO rrovteno
and Bos.on Eaprs. Mail Train reaching so pas In
.ov.rce Of those by and in ample r all the
morning connecting north aHd east Passengers tns
prefer relu board toe sesnet enjoy nights rest un
srbed br asfast desired lesve SouOzton IN the
a. train connecting Providence With The IL u Tssc ~
Fs!r from Providence 20 Newport 81 oen.a
accompanies the steamer AID train through
s,ch way. 49,
For passage o-h, sssroogs freight. sppy board tn
reaner or az Freight Ofce Pier Nc North River % At
thr Office, Nc. IL Battery place. June -
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IN PURSUANCE Of an order of the Surrogate OF
the County 1t New York, is hereby given all persns
having claims assius PETER VAN ARSDALE al II she CRY
NcwiTk physician, decea.rd, to present the With
voucher, thereof the subscriber the office Il g. W Van
Voorh Attorney Law, No. 81 Nssau Ia the Cry of New
York on or before tie 18th day Of pteber ne,DsJed New
Yor1 the 7h day II March. 1850
WGLHELMLNA VAN ARsDALE, Administering.
,,JQ IT,
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1UF GLASGOW and NETWORK STEAM

THE GLASGOW and NETWORK STEAM
i SHIP COMPANY 1teud sailing thsir new and powerful
s-4,T1srs from EKWYORK direct 20 GLASGOW. iouoE,
GLASGOW, Thomson, WEDNESDAY, Aug. a, q. Il O'Clock
EDINBUg6H. Cumming, -
Rms 90 PA.ssct from EewYork Phsdelphi, or Boston
70 O,sow Liverpool Belfast Dublin Londonderry: fr.
81 Seetag 70 nd with az abundance oil cooked pro
visions { 80. For freight or pa,ssee app. 70
ROBERT CRAIG, No. 3 Broadway.
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OFFICE o. TRUsrFEs OF CREDITORS AND SIocKHOLD-/
ELs OF IHE ONO AND MISSISSIPPI K Co


CIRCULAR To meet the numerous aPpDci-
~ rs from psre. woo had ected tc sl .he as'een't
Ijh Drrriatef 1885, requesting pni..ru % pace tArf
property thereby created the Trustees nave ula
uou. y ADOPTED he following resolution, VIZ;
Tiat n. Chsirmsn ulfin all parties by Published uoe.
who have failed the agreement Of 18Th Oecen'
br 1853 that Trustees viii pdchsse snd receive INTO
the proportion o the Demands bonds CouPots
ara all such parties 20 be delivered by sgae' 70
the s,meut wholly IN payment .here ~ Ifus'
Certificates the the proportion 81 DELIVERED par
except stocs the certificate, for which viii BE- ga ed 90
ana hereby make the Aforesaid purchases NON
all parties shall Of their several iGn ccnislaS
OF ,Look With satisfactory description thereof
In purs Of above resolution, AID In srswer 70 me va
rio .ppc sols made them the Tflsc.s uew ave Go'
that ~, are pur The BOnDs COT fONS s9a
sTOI off, or gudai,d admitted CLAIMS against tue
ONO AND MISSISSIPPI RAILROAD COMPANY Eastern
Dy,i for Cert fcates the terms th-ri stated
Nv order OF The Trustees EDWIN BAH ILrii'
New Ycik July rs, 1859 Ohshhsh
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u)atcr Cure.

hOCNT PROSPECT WATER CURE, BING-
vi HAnTON y. G-yga' holrs fr''r NV York city, By
NYSF X R-Ili. establish bAs very p.-ssa-
hrahfg cs'iou CIolls syrs Pa'icslaF' address J.
IA. NORTH. ~ d