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Capital subscribed, s4ll.ssc.

Capital subscribed, s4ll,soc.
ARfIoLz w. LIS
who have already subscribed and those
pssass s1s
Thsss notes are TO DO subject to all 'he o0nnssn.
made By parties I, ,ss
paid ~ note e the
SSs sSs ~ so
that b due q hs ct s their
s ss en- IL
ss's
IL
h ss ss i soss s ~ H. O. s
waving ali and every plea Of value consideration
S ses a 3 Il
said notes shall be cancelled and surrendered.
1 ARTICLE v.
All the corporate powers Of the Company shall exercised
icy may appont Board shall q Twelve
the frs. the last Monday IF
shall appoint three Of the members q the corporation inspect
attend a. Pis,Idsat sspoat oths,s
seats g. IL Monday 4 ensuing
the fherefrom until others qualified to
5 ss
ALPHoNsE MILTENBERGER,
HIM. WRIGHT,
~ 6R PARRY
y. REL,HAED,
J. ~ s9 sasaalsS.
a.sxRATfER,
J. IuS Sna;r.nr
whose term shall expire the last Monday
e H. w e IN |
& election taxing pass on the day aoress the
days hsrsasr notice q the advertisement
sn.aa who s + s s collected An them
his ofies until bis successor Is elected
1t all meetings members Of the Company, and sh Ill
Of the Company generally under the
s1s 90
hsyy .sa hsys sarry
IF 1s as o 70 NIL all vacancies that may
ARTICLE VI.
Every person shall hereafter with this Company
own a name Of in the bis firm csrtacats The Com
member 8: sad entitled person
as
titled 70 additional vote that al the
transferred for shorter period than six months prior
said election.
ARTICLE VII.
It shall bs lawful this Board invest the proas the
Company In bonds and mortgages unncumbered and i'm
exceeding oneha the profits Aforesaid and every case
the shall b worth twice The loaned thereon
he p' sd
security in not exceeding hreeourhs 81
Company may hold real estate to an amount not exceed
n s @ ag y s b
In their opinion may be Of advantage to the Company
ARTICLE VIII.
from the time tie aIst shall have Issued and bsar
date ant within one month and during the ,s
and sworn % BY the President and Secretary Of the Com
s1 M5 b a
for ali persons entitled profits herein
s. made The Ga@p.ns which they
s ss zach ell. with q ne Ct
premiums BY paid but in shall such exceed
said and said insurer shall therenpon be
titled certificate signed BY the President and Secretary Of
the OF his credit the books of
Company said certificate be entitled six cent interest
second Monday October of each and
proviso that the namtd therein liable for
any further loss which be sustained by the said Company
No certificate to be ssued for the fractional parts
between tens Of ums less than dol
lars all such fractional Of
dollars passed the ingent
Company shall be applied and charges
Of the year to which they appertain.
certificates shall be transfer be except by the
Of Company and the shall be duly entered the
books thereof.
9.pAl ARTICLE TX. ..5
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A RrICLE XIV.

In addition to their profits the business o. ne
Company the original subscribers shs be entitled e
for liz Art special interest eight cent on TIE
amount Of premiums credited on their s;i
which interest shall run the dates OF snch Gede ent
The fifteenth day Of October Eighteen Hundred and Sky
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STATE OF LOUISIANA,
Parish Of Orleans, City of New Orleans. !
Be remembered that this day. June 1889 before
the subscriber Justice Of the Peace and for the city afore
said personally appeared JOHN PEMBERTON. President
and CHARLES LESASS1ER. Secretary of the Merchants
Mutual Insurance Company Of New Orleans who being duly
sworn according to law did and that the above
statement is lust and transcript from the books
Of said Company.
JOHN PEMBEKTON, President
CHAs LEsASsIHR Secretary.
Swsn to and subscribed before me- this day, June 1859
ARTHUR SAUCIER,
Third Justice OF the Peace for the Parish of Orleans.
At meeting the Board of Directors held this day,
resolved to declare scrip dividend of Is
the earned premiums OF the Company for the ending
the sst of May 1852 for which certificates will be issued
and after the LIST Of August next Also to redeem and
after the second Monday In July the balance of the scrip
Of 1851 with per interest thereon pay per
interest the scrip of 1863
DIRE eRs.
g. o. Nelson Jno. Pemserton
j. n Nevins, P. Poutz
Geo. Connolly, B.P. VOORHEES,,
P. Maspero. @. Honold,
Q. 81. slocoms, g. Miltenberger,
jell 30 vignaud.
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ARTICLE XIV.
Tn casa certificate or certificates Of profits shall not be
c.ied for 81 the parties entitled thereto within three years
from The date then the same snail ne cancelled
and tho with all interest accrued shall
of he after public French and Eng
sh ia two published In this city thirty
which shall forth the amount Of the
and the parties entitled to the
DONE AND PASSED in Office in New Orleans, the day,
month and year above written in Of Messs.
ERNEST DUCATEL and AMEDEE DuCATEL, Jr., comps.
tent witnesses who signed these PRESENTS together with
the said parties the said notary, after reading the
whole.
The original signed Victor Bent, 1t Mlsudon Cabaso
4 Basualdo Lauye Mccall. A. Mienberger 4 Co., J.
Wright Co.. and others.
ERNEST DUCATEL, 4 IN. sa-..--
ANEDEE DUCATEI., JR.,
AMEDEE DUCATEL,
34,--5 s,5 Notary Public.
do hereby certify tho foregoing to be true OF the
original act Of incorporation Of record and e in office
faith Whereof have hereunto set hand and affixed the
of Office New Orleans this day of june
Eighteen Hundred and Fifty Nine.
AMEDEE DUCATEL Notary Public.
The Recorder OF Mortgages for the parish and city of New
Orleans hereby certify that the within act has this day
been recorded office In Society Book F. 25 to 293
2e JOHN HOLMES, Recorder.
New Orleans, June "a, 1859. jys 4t6od
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INSURANCE.
irHARrEH AND.

(,faA1t1fcHs Anl
ACT OF INCORPORATION
I'll -Of the
new Orleans Mutual Insurance Company.
u A'l'7 si nNAsc III 81 NEW ORLEANS. ~
m KNOWN That this day, the twenty Of june
X ths yssr Of ou Lord Eighteen Hundred and Nine and
n the EieAty Third Of American Independence,
Bsfsrs ma ANEDEE DuCATEL, Notary Public, duly
cossned in and for this City and the Parish Of
Orleans therein reading and In presence Of tho undersigned
vitnessss,
Personally and appeared the parties whose
subscribed who declared that avang themselves Of
he provisions Of Act Of the Legislature Of hs State en
tied Act for the organization Of corporations for works of
public iprovsnsnt and utility" approved March the four-
tsenh eighteen hundred and yve they have covenanted
and agreed and do covenant and agree and
bind themselves and those whom they represent to establish
an INSURANCE. COMPANY. for the object and purposes
and under the obgaon spulaons and regulations foil
ing, to wit:
ARTICLE i.
This Company shall be established the City Of New Or.
;H SnS a. & Ur9 fnd
S auadss s
i AZ ss ss
s 81 sesS up b. order q the votes Of the
a s. e & z
| me name Of the Company upon the margin.
ARfloLE II.
Tho obec. and this Company declared be
~ Isos ohss
damage By IRE ,,n ....,. ,r.,sb,. steam
Dses bal Lion 1;snsss f.
sona "a s.s d nss.s and make
every sppsrsnins to connected with marine or
'ne' 9ssy nay cause hsm,syes against
~ ssasas 'os q
menis in al suits against the Company.
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BAGASsE FURNACE.
JAW YOUR BAGAssE-1T Is PROFIT AND

IL Economr SAs DAWAsSnl-iT Is PROFIT AND
vet as p e s sell rssa e. other
following evidences Of rs value practical utility ,ft mem 70
or Il sa aaes
series Of burning ehamee,s which are applied e cyin
sss.s:
gree. from the mill without the sd Of wood the blow
X s aas. and
gases Well hs lssyns ie ens
s are & s ,ssn ssn BOILER
only tho engine bu, DO much If not all eariacation
lon that principle Of practicable
forming natural eombu.on. and being combination q II
forced and artificial.
ffSHsSSIs JOHNSON,
We have one WI 4 .fsss operation
Parish Of Plaquemine, Planter.
Firm of Hail. Rodd Putnam , NJ Front Lsvss street.
Ne 1 I efGe ;'i Tssb bss Orleans
AxApro 4 fis11s T Ascension
Firm of s''' .',?, sssi 49,; o.
No. 9 sl ~ 5sEss '' ssss siE Orleans
Phoenix 6 6fH9f'EZE i f DGssg street. N o.
SAMUEL oow 9ieff,Ga parish
DAN. c. HOLIDAY Ssas.i n b. B..''a'
| GEORGE H. LoNGAcRE,
New Orleans,
Thompsons Bagase Furnace has been submitted the
of taking off CROP and the principle which 1t Is base
has practically demonstrated proof of which the
erfcae Of those who witnessed 1t in actual operation
| ferred to.
The above certificate, which given in December 1854
evidence Of the earliest in Louisiana Of the
duced by myself BENZ Johnson ESQ., made oath TO the facl
forth and and much stronger than could
braced in certificate of that kind In August 1857 before
| W. Gurey, ESQ., Clerk Of the U. s. Circuit Court
| PARISH OF PLAauENINEs, 3lst December 1856.
| Noses Thompson, Esq, New Orleans:
Dear SiYou request Of statement Of the results Of tn
working Of Bagasse Furnace const ucted for this
You contracted grind and clarity JUICE
with the Of Bagasse and small quantity of wood. You
Furnace has accomplished much In q few words
would say that have full Rlieux apparatus and ha
with the Of Bagsshe and wood with no FIRE excepting til
nice evaporated the to 70 deg to n deg and finished
| our srkepan
We have made twelve hogsheads the "A hours usn
about cords of wood during that time mostly wlo
and baure drift wood the latter cut but day two beor
| using.
For some hours succession rolled sufficient quantity
cane make at the rate Of to psunds Of
"a hours and the Furnace readily consumed all the Bagasse
have threeroller mill, since, wit
| rollers feet long, Is inches in diameter.
have boilers attached the Bagasse Furnace 50 fee
engt, diameter with double l6 nch ues Tn
| one fireman. and one boy al the hoppers.
cnkers formed the CRATES of the therefor
| they required no cleaning.
JOHN l.. WHITE,
SITH TRUFANT.
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DIN PEACH BRANDY-M bbls. in store and 10
" sale By 8, JONES 4 CO.,
iS46 o. Grayer street.
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MYRTLE GROVE. November 18th, 1857.
Messrs. Hall, Rodd Putnam, New Orleans:
Gentemen-Your of the l4h inst Ia hand and in
respecting Thompsons Bagasse Furnace
than that confirm in every particular
the statement letter Mr.. Thompson under
date of 31st Dect mber, 1856.
The only we can suggest the one named BY
Very respectfully,
Your obedent servant,
JOHN l.. WHITE,
SITH TRUFANT.
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r haze always on hand complete stock Of fine WAR
EgIepesn agents Guns Somp5ising al the NEWEST PAT
continued relations with the first LONDON and other
fastursEs extending period MORE THAN THIRTY
YEARS enable say with confidence have fac
ties for the production OF the wants of the
sOuTH and WEST certainly not exceed equaled in this
market
We prepared with dispatch and
accuracy orders of ANY PRICE to suit the peculiar
views and tastes Of Individual and furnish them AS
Low AS THE SAME ARTICLE CAN BE BOUGHT FOR
IN THE SOUTH
BY with the buying community OF
the South and West for thirty years have been
ed profit the suggestions Of their varied and
have introduced improvements peculiarly AMER1CAN
and not found In NINE-TENTES OF THE GUNS IMPORTED
INTO THIS COUNTRYi
Sporting Equipments and Ammunition Of every description
Rifles Pistols Revovers Colts, Allens Traner's,
Smith We~sons and Whitney's Repsaers Sole Agents In
New Orleans for SHARP'S RIFLES.
HYDE GOODRICH,
my7 " Sign of the "Golden Pelcan' New Orleans.
CAPT ]. K. DUNCAN. WI. r. DUNCAN. o JAMEs.
CIVn ENGINEERING-J. K. DUNCAN 4 CO.,
OWL Engineers Surveyors Architects And supentendenis,
Nos. Isl COMMON STREET, and
tex1y AZ CARoNDELEr STREET,
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"BUY ME- AND WILL DO YOU

"oou."--liealth and strength secured by tho use.
OF the great Spring and Summer Medicine. u,
han7''V'S Roa and HrJ Bners, composed of Sar
sap'riI"' Wild Cherry Yellow Dock, Priokly Ash,
Ihor"ughworth, Ehuhnrb, Mandrake. Dandclion.
&C., n'l ot which %, comp .nn led ~ to nc, in
concert and assist Nature ia era Heating disease.
me effect of th, medicine most wonderful
1t acts directly UPON tho bo wells and blood by rc
moving all distractions from the internal organs.
summarizing thom into healthy action. renovat-
ing thc foundations of life. purifying the blood
cleansing it from all humours and causing IL 10
course anew through every part of the body; 70.
storing tho invalid to health anil usefulness. Tbov
cure and eradicate from the system. Iivcr Com.
pant, mat inainwheel Of so many diseases.
'aun''ce N ITS worst forms. all Bilious Diseases
anu Foul Stomach, Dyspepsia. Costivoncss. all
kindf oil humors, and every Disease arising from
indigestion, Headache Dizziness, Piles. Heart.
burn, Weakness, Pains, in the side and Towels
flatulency, Loss of Appetite, and torpid or
diseased Liver disordcred Stomach, or bad blood
TO winch all arc moro or less subject in Spring
and Summer.
More than 100000 persons have been cured
by this medicine. It is highly recommended by
Physicians everywhere Try it and you will
never regret it,
only 20 cts. for pint and 31s cts. for quar-.
Bottle. Sold by Dealers in Medicine ev ,rywhere.
Orders addressed to J. o. LANGLEY, or GEO.
C. GOODWIN & CO.. Boston,
March IL, 1859. dxGm
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NJ a T. X cts.
BOSTON MARKET,

Boston, May 20.
FLOUR.-The Flour market has been dull
throughout the week, Common brand. Western
Sc 2ja6 so; fancy brands O0a7 so; common cx-
tras 81 75as 90; and family and superior extras
sSooao so. In Corn Meal the sales have been
moderate at 81 5Oasi IS per Dbl. Rye Flour; sale.
at s. 5oa5 so per Dbl. for common and extra.
GRAIN.-Corn has been quite dull the past
week. Sales Of Southern yellow at 81 O5; white
81 GOAL OF per bush. Oats are lower with sales Of
Northern and Canada G5c and Prince Edwards
Island at 55a5s per bush Rye has been sold OF
81 05 per bush.
PROVISIoNS.-Pork for some days past has been
comparatively quiet The demand has been prin.
cipaly for prime, and the GALES of the week have
been at SIS oOaSl6 90 prime; 10 00as2O 90 for
mess; 81 00aS22 90 for clear per bbl., cash and 4
mos. Beefhas been in fair demand. Sales ats l. 90
AISLE 90 per Dbl, cash and mos for Eastern and
Vermont and Western mess. Tho stock of the
bette, qualities of Beef is comparatively small.
Lard has been in moderate request, with sales at
l2ial3c in b. Is, and tierces and l3al3 Sc in kegs
per h., cash and mos. Smoked Hams have sold
atlOiall sc. per b. cash and mos. Picked Hams
9ialOc, per Id, cash Butter has been in ia de.
mand, during the week and prices IRE steady
Sale. at lsa20c. for good, choice and extra l2al6c
for common. Canada and Western is selling at 10
alSc., as to quality. Cheese is steady with sale,
Of poor to good new at 4alOc. and prime old which
is very scarce, at Hall tc. per ID.
WooL.-The stock of fleece Wool is very small
but the market continues to be pretty well sup.
piled with pulled. The sales of tho week have been
10000 lbs fleece and pulled, principally the lat.
ter at 3?ajOc for No. to extra.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1859-05-27
LATEST FROM EUROPE.

ST JOHNS, \. F., May 20.
The steamship City of Baltimore, was
boarded yesterday off Cape Race by the News
Yatch of the Associated Press, and her ad-
vices brought to this Port Her dates are
from Liverpool direct to the llth, and by
telegraph via Queenstown to the 18th inst
The political news by this arrival does
not appear to be specially important
There had been, as yet, no battle The
Austrian movements are inexplicable,-
but it is believed they are waiting favorable
weather The Emperor and Prince Napoleon
have left Paris for Genoa,
MARKETs.-All qualities of Cotton was
considerably advanced. Breadstufls were
quiet. Consols have advanced to oil a9ls
WASHINGTON, May 20,
W. D. Phillips, lawyer from Iowa, and
late clerk in the General Land Office, is now
in jail here for the forgery Of Senator Doug
lass frank.
Postmaster General Holt to-day sent the
President an elaborate review Of the case Of
Postmaster Wescott Of Philadelphia, con-
Guiding with an opinion that the public IN
terest demands his removal.
Efforts are being made 10 supersede Mr.
DALLAS as Minister to Great Britain by At
torney General Black, and to replace the
latter with Mr.. Commissioner Reed lust re-
turned from China.
The celebrated Telegraph case of Hobson v.
The Magnetic Telegraph Company, involving
81 800 awarded to John C. Hobson, of Rich.
mond, by Jury, for a mistake of the Tele-
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1859-05-27

ANT ACT OF A FIREMAN. fire broke
Pout ia o'clock, Monday night, in
IN building occupied as store and
g house in Washington Street. The
e was saved though the property
was mostly destroyed. The Tracelle,
ring the fire an incident occurred which
the highest degree creditable to a
man, about 81 years Of age, named
|B. Goggins, plumber, who lives on
rect, near the head Of Warren street
intrepidity and humane conduct.
fire was bursting out of the windows
rooms over the one whore the fire
and which were occupied by Mr.
Der and his family, when the scream.
lid were heard, and it was ascertained
little child of Mr. Guenther was there
IS Immediately forcel his way up the
hto the room, and after few moments
ess suspense, was seen climbing from
|ow upon ladder. with the child in
hs.
flames and smoke rolled out in heavy
Es at the same time, and it was only
utmost bravery and presence of mint
be young man or his burden reached
Pund alive. They were received will
beers on their safe descent. The chilc
ken to the fourth station, and ther,
by its almost frantic mother.
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THE WAR

Some additional items Of tho Canada
news are telegraphed from Sackville.
The Austrians had crossed the Po near
Cambnno and advanced towards Sila. They
also made an attempt to cross at Massinneto
on the Sd but were resisted by the Sardinians.
The cannonade lasted through that and the
following day.
The Piedmontesc had onlya few wounded
whilst the Austrians experienced much loss
This is the Sandman account.
WASHINGTON, May 10.
No project ola treaty with Mexico and no
arrangement to that end has been received
from Mr.. McLane'
The Administration has recently receive d
assurances from the British government
that it is seriously disposed to fulfill all its
engagements with this country with regard
to the Central American question.
The Havana papers report Lthat two car
goes of African slaves were landed recently
on the Eastern Coast of Cuba.
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AnBI.n /" rrLr MARkET.
Wednesday, May 2jth. 1859.

htdHtS'"T, way .oth. ISdj
NJ mlrhot--Cattle, about - Beeyes and
stores, consisting of Working Oxen, Cows,
oe, two, and three years old. Market beef
IA, per cwt SIS 0Oao 90 LIST quality, 81 25a
I 49, second quality, ST OOa6 50 third quality
5OO ordipuy, 4 90
Working oxen Ss0alO0al2jal7U per pair; Cow.
and calye. sjjaijajOa67. Yearings none. Two
years old 2ia2s; tIree years old S3Oa5i
sheep aud Lambs, % at market. Prices, in
lots, 81 75a2 OOa3 90; Extra and selections, 81 90
ai25.
swine, none at market
Hides, 7ii74j pUr ID Pelts, 81 5UIl 81 each
Calf skins l3alio. rallow 7aslc, Veal calves
81 0Oa6 90.
REMARKs.-rhere was a large number Of ca,tIo
at market, AMI bat few lots had changed hands
when we left, and those at a decline of 30 to 75cts
per ewt., and as butchers have n good supply
from last week on hand, they were not disposed to
buy moro ualoss at u still greater reduction
sheep sold at about the sane prices as last week.
Calves rather higher There was God supply
of new milk COWS at market. Calf-skins are low
or full two cents psr 10. THAI they we.o three
weeks since The price Tor Pets rather unsettled
Lambs 80 to IS cts, Sheep unclpt 80 to rs ;
cipt 25 to 80 cts.
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The Great Musical Bazaar
VI u SIC STC II r..

~ W. PARTRIDGE, having Just returned
! w from Boston and New York now offers
the largest and best assortment Of SHEET'
! NbHIf both new nj old; the best assoitm, Mt of
~ rlNG BOOhN, both sacred aud secular;
| with INA1RUCIIO v BOOkS for all kinds Of
Musical instruments singing, Thorough Bass aud
harmony 81 th" most approved kinds that can be
found n nth Of the cities
hS1 me Ihrs' stan IN It complete assortment Of
" SICA j. INSTR UMENTS. Dr..
ilutesi ihgoletts; Octave lIut,s; Picolos;
fHes AMI fInIOlott-; Niolins; Guitars from the
pest makcrs-as Mnuiu, Hail & ron, &C. Uul.i.
mm'T. Banjos and fambHrinesi Tuning Forn- aud
uhihg Hammers; C,arouetts aud Lariouett
Heeus 'ccordcons; Flut'.is; ell kinds Of Strings
,ur stflng'd Instrument; Violin Bows Bridp, e
TiegS' fInEer-boards ami rail picc s. B,w.bair and
ncsih; Wood and Pop Boxes Tor Guitars and
' i"Ilh.i Tenor and sIG'l Drums; Galvanized,
Uutta Perchn and IND rubber Covers for Pianos;
Piano SLuls
y ;Arranscmcnts ar ale for keeping and selling
rIfNOS from the following ManufDc urers. viz;
ChicKERiNG son; Wv. =. LNERs o.; T. GuBrRr
q Cos W ,oDwA,D & BRowy, J. W VosEi A W.
iAnD Co.; (Bo't,D, M,s); 10 Y =. DtvaAN;
n, II q bRo's; LlGHr, NEWTON d BRApBuFY;
HAYNES BnoTnrRs; SrEtvwAY& SONS; RAVEN.
BAcoS Coz BRAtXARD & oGp.v; INV Yo,t);
boARDMAN, GRAY Co.; (Aibany); J. B. RAID;
(Concord, " IA
MELDDEONS from all tn, best Marufectur.
crs.
All Of the above will b. sold CHEAPER THAN CAV
be Bor5hT in this vicinity, aud At ioue- nen Ctv
prices.
our reccip's Of Music, every two months are
probably, more thin the entire stoc, rf any dealer
IN this vlc,nity, and persons ordering Fl, m will
generally have their orders fle1 at light and not
b" under the necessity Of waltz. til ,r can be
obtained fir, IN the CITY
sec midland Pianos To- Rent aud for Sale; rlso
Hken IN exchange t'r new Pianos at o fan mice
9h'tt Music slnt to any idrt rl the c,utt.y
T. ON ittt 50 > ....' ..-s..
9efs solicited ard ,a'i.f'ct wnrr.,ut,r Gail Lc-
'"fr yen Inv, where you oou ct wat yuu want
at college 'tr',t two doors eu.; o L. Lymau's
Dry Good. store.
y. E.-NE W PIANOS jr.t received.
W. ". PARTRIDGE
May Il. d,,r,F
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1859-05-27
From The Sprinqfeid (Nass) Republican

The GOLDEN WEDDING OF Dr.. OsGoop--
There was a large and happy gathering at
the mansion of Rev. DR.. Osgood on Monday
night. 1t was the 5Oth anniversary of his
marriage, and hundreds of our citizens res
ponded to the generous invitation to call and
pay their respects to the bride and BRIDE
groom OF matt a century ago We found
them hale, hearty and happy, apparently en-
ioying the occasion AS kcenly, with their
~ to 81 children and grand children, and
scores of friends. covering three generations,
around them. as they did the great original
festival. Their children had come from
California, New York, Boston and Worces.
Yer, TO greet their venerable parents on this
blessed and blissful anniversary. Only one
loamueD was missing; he is in Europe. AZ
,he company were all assembled. and the
mouse was full in every nook and granny,
hev' AIR. Parsons invoked the divine blessing;
ana then there rose up many voices in sing
ing to the tune of Aud Lang Sync the fol-
loving stanzas. written for the occasion by
DR.. liolland:--
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1859-05-27

SPRINGFIELD, May 25.
The regular correspondent of the St. Louis
De'nocrdt, writing from Denver City, Kansas,
says Gold miners on the 9th recount Il
most deplorable condition of things on tn
Plains. Many of the cmgrants We're dying
OF starvation, whilst Others We're suhsisting
on Prlckly Pears and Wild Onions, found
along the road. The stage agent reports
picking up nun named Blue, who was re-
duced to skeleton. lie had started with
his two brothers one of them died, and the
remaining two ate his body another died
and he in turn was nearly devoured by the
survivor ~