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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-10-24
FROM THE WEST.
GROWTH OF WISCONSIN DOUGLAs's PILGRIMAGE
POLITICAL PROSPECTS.
Cnrrarnondenca Of The N. Y. Tribune.

Correspondence Of The N. Y. Tribune.
CHICAGO, H., Oct. Is, 1860.
Having made rapid journey with some taryiugs)
over Wisconsin, AN prepared to express my amaze
ment at what have seen there. What most amazes
NE il tie prodgious progress made in those improve
mens which constitute go large proportion OF the
working capital of an agricultural community. Take
the County Of Marquette as an example. About
eleven years ago the pioneers began its settlement
The Indians were still numerous aud indeed there are
some remnants of them yet. The wilderness was
nearly unbroken. Yet at this time, ride which way
you will, You come on large farms OF from two hun
dred TO four times that number of acres and yards In
which il is not uncommon TO ses dozen, twenty or
even double twenty, great stacks OF gram waiting 70
he threshed. The country is 80 new that oaiy here
ard there will you any kind OF barn, and only
very few comfortable barns. The s,umps chow how
recently the land has been reclaimed, and yet that
county will this year put hundreds OF thousands OF
bushels of the finest wheat 10 market In driving along
the Fox River az riding along the La Crosss Railroad
and the Chicago and North Western, from Oshkosh,
we did not in the day tine pass station q. which
were not many wagons waiting to be unioeded In
Madison, Portage, Fort Atkinson, and spch places,
hundreds of wsgon-loads of wheat are taken every
day. The trackmsse r on the North Western road
tod me that the constant OF the read by the i'm
nense wheat trains knocking his track out OF
shape. All the roads complain OF TIER own prosperity
are tssked TO the utn oct TO csrry wheat Here, at
Chicago the great grain houses are handling millions
of bushels of wheat To one who has not seen the
operation Of warehouse facilities such as are IN the
establish nents of Sturees, Buckingham 81 Co., II
seems incredible that they should be able TO unload
from the csrs ard sort and weigh hundred thousand
bushels in cay and suppose deliver into vessels
sim lar amount. IL is amazing aud yet at tine TWO
ware houses of this firm this business 10 driven on
every day.
On Friday last as was coming down the North. West
ern Raj road saw Douglas at Milton. Some 300 peo-
Ile there to zee him He shook hands 9Th some
feebls cheers were given him. which he acknowledged
by takg of his hai and bowling His looks are rusty
for the excellence or email quantity of his liquors. Just
ss the train moved Of the spectators swung his nat
and surg ont Now, my lads, three cheers Tor old
Abe and one Of the hesrtest cheers rug out sho "
ing that four-6fths of the audience were Republicans
The Sena or looked disturbed in his mind.
This city and country is wild with excitement, and
To- mig Owen Lovtjoy, and next week Tom Corwin,
discourse to tue psople in the Wigwam. The work
gees on and our friend Lincoln will not fail for want
Of Western help.
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The follow ing extracts from the Circular Of VIM.
T. Goldman & Co. Of San Francisco, under date OF
Sept. 90:
Oar last m i-rees he market under date Of he I'm inot
bsye ~ IN ly character o. the sr aoae
11rg the pat d4ys ed sgi'n reqIf-d u q
bu0vsr ~ Of feeling srd general isyoa enrehc 10 P'es
esutr from i've d mani 70! goods f consnnP I'm
qbrougtout the interval under not. th o..all ua'
been qie liberal snd eynoes sign of sbegeli y ~ ,T
civ dealers though buyirc freely tave scarcely t-
ek, sUd cor u1ee be trs o. the gods BY the eed ny
v the sciyy iom first Lands and Keep the N' "
i,r present hea hy oondih5u -, . l.,,,,r.-1
Ths trade VI h such e1t-nded erpe'ience o ,
terdeuty II prices have hardly fesred t4at any 10
could be relied upon and their esg,e 20 p.tb 49, onab.
onp,ss before tie ircous Of spng sgppies rs. Iiss
.ore 10 tie na'ke which IL further epnhf,u uy a., 80
c.Iitv of trade Nth The interior Move OF ices
ioe 6e, been manifested but opeuusns In ha - -,
been they h<ye hem relieved 700 uy A.
e advances 20 tbs there few cumbersome ~ -.
any hands such would otherwise tiehe alP''H "
The market has also experienced the sdyanta'r ~ ~ -
,o,sl ae6ci.ury OF frtsh receipts The a'As sp Frns
ang; number Of vessels fon domestic ~ A. and The
port, are fully doe, but all supplies III oTs.st sey
period when pnets Induced by tns
lty Will be coz log hand do not promise an bs
ths, should prejudice the present moderate Nv
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SHPwREcK AND Loss OF LFE-Loss OF SHIP
BLACK HAWK, OF The Boston Jour-
nal has the following particulars Of the loss Of the ship
Black Hawk, reported on Monday by telegraph;
"The ship Black Hawk of Newburyportl. Capt
Thurlow which sailed from Calcutta April for
Boston, and which has been overdue for some time
was undoubtedly lost in a heavy gale In Bengal Bay
April 5, and all on board perished The only informa-
ton in regard to her fate Is furnished by seaman
named John Labor who arrived at this port 10 the snip
Mattapan, from Calcutta, although similar state
ment wat received here come mouths since IRON Cal
cutta lie states that he board the British ship
Geoloeis. from London for Calcutta, and when IN the
Bay of Bengal the 4th of last April, they sgaaled
the American ship Black Hawk, from Calcutta for
Boston.
On the next day, the Black Hawk was In sight 70
windward, under ccse-reefed sails when heavy
sausll csme up which seen to strike the ship and
cspsizs her. The equal shortly after strusk the
Geolcgist completely dismaDting her.
1.-The captain of the ship Octsvius, which arrived at
Calcutta April It, slso passed in the Bay CT Bengal
quantities of wrecked stuff which he judged 10 have
belonged 10 an American chip.
"Ths Black Hawk was built in Newburyport in
1857 and was 94l tuns register. There large insar-
ance in this city on the cargo"
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NARROW ESCAPE OF THE PRIscE CossoRf.-We
learn from The LONDON Times of Oct. that Prince
Albert the father Of the Prince Of Wales bad some
WHIST escape at Coburg on the rst day Of this
month.
The Queen, the Duchess Of Ssxe-Coburg, and the
Prince 80 Frederick William of Prussia, having driven
10 the castle Of Gutenberg the Prince Consort little
before O'Clock, entered carriage 10 proceed 70 Co
burg After having gone for abou. three mies, the
four b0rses becoming alarmed from some csnss after
kicking violently ared Off at fal speed In spite OF
TIE efforts of the coschmap.
At about the distance of q mile from Coburg the
read from CALI nberg the railway as level
and upon approaching THE spot the Prince Consors OBJ
risees crossing the line when train Ia expected wu
closed preparatory 10 the arrival of The train due at
Coburg g. O'Clock. a wagon which had been stopped
by the bar ALEC standiDg upon The road. violent
conclusion being then inevitable. his Royal Hghness
Jumped from the carriage and fell to the ground. His
Roysl Hgtness though receiving some superficial cuts
and bruises in the face not at all stu MED or Sc
rously hurt ard shortly proceeded 10 assist the coach
msn. The carriage had in the mean tine come into
coisicn with the bar Of the railway, and was upset,
the coschman beug dashed 10 the ground and CONSIDER.
ably hart. His Royal Highpess Immediately devoted
HE attention TO this man, who was conveyed 10 the
odge of the railway servant who ba, charge Of the bar
The hories having thus freed themselves from the
carriage continued their into the town Of Co
burg and there by Col. Ponsonby the Prince
eQueIy who had been In atteidlnce IN inc earlier
part of the day.
Al Col Ponsonby's arrival the Prince desired him 10
continue his route 70 meet the Queen and prevent any
unnecessary slarrn 10 her The coachmsn was much
better tho next morning and il is added that the
Princes escape is regarded as most providen.ial.
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HEAVY FoRGERY.-The Cincinnati papers Of Tues
day report new rascsity, committed by merchant
of that city who has hitherto sustained good oharae
ter. We copy:
"Our financial circles were startled Yesterday after
noon by a rumor 10 the effect that Henry Esmann,
old established liquordeser at No. los Pearl street.
had abscorded from the city, carrying with him 900
or $50 600 which he had obtained by selling forged
paper to plumber Of Thirdstreet banking houses.
The mos diligent inquiries faisd 70 elicit any other
facts than those that follow: A man, whose name We
withhold for obvious reasons not long since discounted
a note for 81 600, which was Endorsed by Esmsnn's
fatberu-law William Wolf, Of the firm Of Charles
Yesterday the holder of the note met Mr. w. and spoke
of the matter telling him that he held some paper Of
his soninaw's with bs rsme upon it. MIR. Wolf re-
piled there certainly mistake about IT, for he
bad not ndorsed any Of EsDsnns paper for SIX months
wbereupon toe note was produced, and the signature
pronounced forgery.
Inquiries were then instituted which resulted IN
finding several others who had been vctimIed IN the
same manner, until the amount t is said, will reach
the sum above stated. Mr.. Esmanns whereabouts
then became matter Of interest, but he was nowhere
10 be found. LIST night however it was discovered
that he had left the city early 10 the morning. bound
due North and IL il quite likely he is now n Canada
Heretofore the reputation of the abscondipg mer-
chant has been very good. He eeemed 70 be doing Q
fair business and the readiness with which the forged
denee of bis standing and that Of his father-inaw.
The affair has csased considerable excitement In GER
tain circles, and will probably cause some interesting
developments. Esmsnn was member OF the School
Board for the Tenth Ward and was highly esteemed
in that bodv.v
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TUESDAY, Oct. % p. N.

7 EsDA1J ODs' :" - ~
Stocks came cut upon the market this morning with
rush seldom witnessed al the Bosrd, except In tunes
Of panic The severe decline Of yesterday, and the
continued sounding Of the disunion gong, have a
length frightened timid people andmen Of small means
who are unable 10 pay up further margins on stocks
under contract The result s thorough III aking OUT
Ct stocks under contract bypoihecaiiou with email
deposits. The Gales TO day have been msinly by this
class of operstors through the eommi'ti'n houses,
and, Of course as always happens in such eases the
sales are forced at the most unfavorable time
The besIr, watching every chance, have not been
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Total........$2S,95O "a

Total..,...s. f6k,ESE ~ lOtai''''''"pN'i0' 80
There lie no essential variation in money matters.
Rates are Domiually the az last represented On
cali the supply is abundant, and the Stock housss gen.
orally are light borrowers. The Ariel brings in
1910 600 in gold % count in the weeks rturns, nearly
neutrslzing the shipment Of Saturday. Any further
contraction on te part Of ths banks will probably be
involunlary-tbe IN est conservative baking author-
ties admitting the position now established 10 be up to
tie standard of prudenoenot 10 cay of extreme eau
ton. Some of the students Of political economy
are vet looking for the financial pauic which
early ia September was predicted by the Fossils
Of the strest-5ut the latest accounts are
tina. Il has been Indefinitely postponed. Rail way earn
ngs 80 far as reported for the month of October, are
very satisfactory AID fully confirm tbs ancipstions OF
their msuage e. The gains promise TO be equally IA
vo1able for year to eoms, and as they develop viii
give stockholders opportunity Of Judging for them
selves whether Railway stocks and bonds merits any
higher market valuation 1t ia not to be presumed that
Ieole ere judge Of thu present business and profits
of Rsilwsys ty "baarce sheets Of last years bust
ness when the whole argument Of all who have con-
sidered Rslwsy property more promising hss been
founded upon the business which has had lesl than So
months continuance, We adhere 10 the belief that
well located Rail VARS are deiiued to take much
bieher rank in tie market az investments aud it s but
fsi, to wait for the proof before pronounoag stocks In
fa.ed or worthless, because reckless political agi,a-
ton fiicIt,ns sore people into predpitste sacriies
Tie statements Of the Pblls3ephia banks for the
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b.s ~ ss fs :ss
cured BY SCOTS American Remedy. Write for bottle Of,
or,snt TssK 81 IS, to DIT SCOTT No Bro.dw y N: y.
uEALTII OF AMERICAN WOMEN
s1ned by aen o. the highest esa.ets and ii the
Medical sssAnesd a. u az Ss. ~
ieened L eaic. organization 10 the country
TESTIMONIALS KEGARDIsG MEDICINES HAVE BEEN PUB
Cow Gov. w sIf"' ,1Sr D ~ Fis,ida.
Rev. Bases Of t,s Metaodi't Church.
Hon BRIGGS hyperion CouEy Of heD' YORK and rom
leading Diyines Physici-n' and public men
Previsus notice. and testimonial, have established
the fact that THE GRAEEENBERG CoMPANYs MAR
for The e es,es which render he ves Of wOmsn from tbs age
Of IS upward miserable extent only known TO hemseyes
Iesps9en, Of V"S' or condition in life sods any guaranty
g.n them Beside the local uterine mpsOms they are often
Dersnsed Mortbiy Peiod.-Inesulsi
Westness-E sintness-DeI.nsed Appetite .
Cold Hand. and Fsei-BlOatinss -Fe7eri'hness--
S
Disturbed he'd Size s;oR.a fluSss: 81
Difficult Of ~ Urine with hss or '~'F'inS
OF s s:S N the Uterine
ifrit.sIs Tc%petmssdns..- DEPRIVED Ape Ito
HumbDs.s and pain in the Linb.-
THE SlRsHa E Il P Uterine CA
THoLIcoN i prepared By educated physician and Be
% . A. ; sa s S should r s ..' ss
EXPRESS Lrss NEw-YoKK. IA Address
JOSHUA +. BRIDGE, M. d.,
Resident Pbydcisr, 9rssfenbere Institute.
No. q BONDsT.. NETWORK.
THE GRkFFENBFRG VEGETABLE PILLS.
ar the beat in the world for family use, and fof -
INpIGEsTIoN-CoS sTIPATIoE- HEADACHE -NBhvoUsSKss-
BuLIousNEss- ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS ! LA1uLsScs
WANT OF APPBTTE-DYsrEPsIA-L Liver COMPLAINT
GRIPISGs. -,
On ofieiy great mdne' andJro the fact at hsy
neser sripe ndalea or bope oonstpated oo'd
The G,dsenbe,0 Pills l be found more pleasant than any
others -.
~ Price Us cents per On tbs receipt Of one dollar
-four viii Re by mail free of posgs, to any part Of
the country.
address ds ADORE - - ~ oo,,D
u OF the Graeenberg medicines sold at NO bONu-
81, BY all druggists. -
RI Dr. BRIDGE OIL attend 10 protes,io-oi call. and ,eeeite
psftnts at redcncs he Grdefenbtr0 IEsftuS Bat1d
rigs BONDST He York. and be permitted to refer,
smong others, to .
HokAoB 0RKRLEY Of The Neto York Tribune
Prof A. p PEABODY, Of Harvard Unrerstfv, mdst
Rev. Z. II. CHAPLIN, D. d., Of Neio- York.
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A NOVEL YAcBT.-Tbe Illustrated Tines gives an
engraving a besutifnl yacht bull on the model OF
Bewiek's White Swan, only four times the size. 10
length IL feet inches its greatest breadth OF beam
feet inches and s height from the kesl 70 the op
OF the back feet nohes. Even 10 detail the propor-
tons Of swan on large seal, strictly adhered 70.
I've neck and hesd beautifully carved. rise gracefully
10 feet above the water ine The wings of tbs bird
are represented by the ssils. The vessel 10 persst
me boat beside the whg', propeling force
feaherDg feet In their nsiurs position between
the keels The Swan IL especially blil for sailing on
Ornamental waters or inland lakes The interior TT
tipgs some hat rsssmbed those Of first elias, rail gay
carriage ard ldeed BY frustrating coachbox for the
neck and with the addition OF wheels the van wou
mike very commo3ious and hand, ONE land
carriage. The seats covered with green morocco
ard atm fled with grsnula,ed cork and cocoanut fiber.
The ceiling Is lined with inch air casing 10 exclude
the heat Toere Venetian blinds at the sides with
oval plate glass windows, which can be lifted or low
cred NJ pleasure In the center table large enough
for ten persons 10 dine comfortably at.
In the table small apsrtures which open 70 the
water underneath and thus afford the opportunity OF
fshipg while sitting at table. Any aquatic prey tins
obtained may be dressed In multum IN parvo cooking
apparatus board, the smoke from which conveyed
through the birds neck and out at its noss the wood.
work being protected BY afewster-cssng round the
ue. In the breast Of the bird is ladies' caa, fitted
up as boudoir The fittings also include pumping
apparatus freehw ater tank, and lockers inuuuerable
for the storing Of every necessary. Ire whole interior
IL either covered with or delcateIy painted
The geerer sis high in the tail Of the bird. and, hal
yards In hand controls the vessel easily az the driver
Of hsrscm does bis horse. Behind the nsck h an ap
ernre large enough for man b get out OF when the
sails require reefing or the anchor lowering. The
Swans register IL about i've tons its internal capacity
O0 cubic feet and its total weight about l6cwt. When
fully stored and carrying fifteen persons, fs drafs OF
wafer 10 only seventeen inches. ra
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Appysr OF A THrIF-A few DAYS sinse a bold
f entered Ns Heights dwelling house. No II, Eas. Broad
yav "a the DAY ae aud ste jsely and clothing 10 the
~ 2I0 Mrs Haiglt ca ght sight Of the r5bbe5 asd
ubssggeny enabled 70 r.cegazs bis picture The Ross.
Gallery Inc picture that Of Wu Beeoe snd he
y arresd BY Detective FseY, and portion Of tho IDS
reeoysred. Beebe locked up for examination. u
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Erm.1r PIcKPocKE1s An Irinh woman naned

FEMALE PIcKPoCKEIs An Irish woman nsned
Ro.snn. Murphy arrested Monday evening BIZ Oe.r
Rob the Fourth Ward, charged With hxsos stolen watch
worth rem George Chesyn OF No. % Roosevelt street
cha ged tha. the accused With two three other
ioei against Chssyu In the when RossnnA Ahel bis
wsich The prisoner was loeAed up TO answer.
FATAL BURSTING ACCIDENT -Mary Jane Jackson
eyed II yesu ofNo 81 Seventeenth street sefeusy
burned Monday night By the Of aoid lamp
death eusued In hours Corarer schirper bod isaae
the BODY resulting verdict Ct Accidental death
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Oct a-12 800 bbs Flour ga do Corn Meal 1l6 IS bush.
Com aO 600 90 Wheat 557 do Barley 81 go do Oats 200
do Malt do Rye l6a pks Provisions, do Ashe' " do
Lard, / lis do. Whisky.
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CENTRAL RAILROAD of NEw-JERsEY--

a
Ryor foot Of CouranSt s-Connecag az Hampton J1rc
tsu with Delaware Laekawanns and Western hao-d snd o.
FIson With Leigh Valley Railroad and its eonnsetoLs
6TTSSNER ARR .HGEMENT--Conmencng Msy % 1870 -
Lave Hew-Y0rk a. follows: -, n
HrEslsTuEe ETPREss--Atea u for Easton Reading Har
yispurg MSucb Chunk, &c - e..
4T.at Bend Pittston, Wikssbzrre &c. -, an.
u TsHOu6B GRAiS-foT Eestons hauch OnuhH' NeS1"t
PottSyle, TsrrisSurg &c. ,r. h,,A
y. THROUGH TRAIS-for bes1oh HheD'oTn' 'Asu"0'
G.nnk, &c. =. - ,.o ,...ioo.
ETPRRss Train HAREIsBCRG. - .
IN. n yxpfass Train from Newly ofk arrives 81 harn
,re noon IA zine 70 connect Win trains on fenns
sar. Central Rarosd east and west EeIthe Central nof't
,oS aovth And ufth Cumberland Valley Railroad $500
Lava NV YOEE IRON PIBR No N y at ISO ana 20
y and 3:3Op for Eastern sud intermediate s'sons An'
"a no for Bonneville snd Intermediate sstions -
S'' = - - JOHN o. STEARNS. Superintendent
NTEW-JERSEY RAIIROAD.-For PhILA.
IN pEIPHIA and the sol THs and WEST va sih9En
n ny -Nsi aid Express Lines leave New I9rk A. an9
a o. and ssS N fare So Through tqzt Is sol3 io ClD
espps.i ard West and for WasrDgtoni he@ AZ 9
IT, kc ard through b checked 20 ssnugtOn
. sue 8 ans. -. :, - ---,-...s..,
40 g.ae received fer trains nlie caFefe0 arc
ssscE,d Is uinrt-s advances Of the tine Of leaving
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AND HARLEM RAILROAD.

NIEW-yORK AND HARLEM RAILROAD.
info Albany and Trey making direct connections with The
Central Railroad for Niagara ais bunao ana All
n1ints West Northwest and Southwest -. 49,,
n md after MONDAY, Oct Is 1850, trains VIII leave Zo
st s.stion. EevSYork, az follows;
Albany Express Trim. 7 a. TO-. and p NJ
Albany Msi Train. 10 a. N. -. -, v.A
For Cfoton Fails p stopping ct all ststi'ns above York
vile. -.
all stations ,,r.... ~. ...,,tn.
For Wiismbrdge II a. NJ and $3.50 from 26th-st De-
w. '''FF's RETURNING WILL LEAVE
Albany 5A N. Fat Albany, 5:l5 a m-EIpress Tram
Ab.ny p N Fast Albany, AIS p m Expires Train
Albany a m Est Albany, 915 . D.-Mail Trsio
Croo1 Fals NJ Stopping all stations north o. Trenon
White Ptias s. T. IOs a. and 4:4O p Stopping at al
stations. 81. Il, ...,o,.
John BURCBILL Asst SUpt.
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Albany livestock Market.
IKeported for The y. Y. Tribune.
WHsT AIRANY Oct

WKsr ALBASr Oct o. 1890.
BHryEs Once have 10 record isIng Oh, bdth Ia
the Der OF Cattle aud prices Although nave over 40
hed less than last week the average co'ieraoy beasef %
that there g. asay as many pounds here Monday last
The Fssten BUYERS will take about 30 head which ia not
enough give any life the market aa3 holder. have T. make
coleesons L. and o,tADces tc = 10 live weight
Many Of the sellers prefer however b through and try tho
York market than submit to the deco and there
win be pety Of comm lssion Cattle IN th- yards Forty fourth
street. Wednetday neat unless the brokers take hold tomo
Ieg.
RrosIPrs following comparative statement 81
receipts ills place via the Newly on Central Railroad:
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EEVER and AGUE, DYSPEPSIA, RHEUMA-
TIsM al Scrofulous AHee.i Le Of Apostle and Sleep
Debility Nervousness Melancholy Botcbed Skin effectively
cured by SCOTS American Remedy Write for bottle, e.
Or snt rssK Oh IS TO Or. SCOTT No D, Brosdw YIN Y
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REPORTED PoR THB N. Y. TRIBUNE
TuEsDAY, Oct 25 1850.
AsuEs-Tle inquiry IL fair for Pots and Pearls at IS %
COTTON-1te market is ess buoysnt sass Of 5000 bales
We repeat former quotations:
MENTORS cLAssncArIoS
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meoital.


A GENUINE PAIN KILLER
a 80 FAMILY SHOULD BE WiIHOUTnr-
RIIsIIs MAGIC CREAM IMMINENT.
a. nsfn n Lills-the swellirgs cessei
Ven have 40 fear from soil or grease 80 =,
S,ldbv Gu!on conner Bowey srd Grand zoo. I,
"a Ryosdvsy Knapp No &z Hndsonst ana 0'h0i DUts'
fssot No is Grsensish-s 1t. Fhee - cents.
TAR. RIGGS Truss challenges com WIN n.Il
etbsr Wster proof sIwsys clean and TaIIsntea Pc
del for i've sssrs with careful Also lew uVs W
socek. Ne BResy'st
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CUPREME COURT-City and County Of ! New

CUPREME COURT-City and County of New
- YOrk.-JoHN ALDEN ssdn't WILLIAM = p il s
Summons for demand contzct-To the Shove
named defendant hereby summoned and required 20
answer the comp IN this acion Of which copy IL hefew
Complaint on the subscriber his Office, No 69 Broadway,
1lsev Budn ~ In the City OF kewYork within tseny days
ser The service hereof excuhve Of the day Of such service
and you fail to the said compsin within the hne
Aforesaid the plaintiff this action will take Judgment against
you for the sn hundred and seventy hve doars and
lit, three cents WITH interest FROM the hrsth day Of May
scton-pated Msy 3d. l8oo T. r. sIEWAhTI
The complaint In the above entitled action filed in the
Office Of the Cerl the Cy and County Of Ne~ York At the
C1ty Hall on tie City of EewYort the % dy Of jane, 1850
~Dated June q 1850. I. T. STEWART, Plaintiff Attorney
,19 law6wWt