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Litchfield enquirer., 1860-12-06

9G We are requested to state, and do so with great confidence, that in the matter of Charles Church, Esq. rs. A. o. Burton of vsr- mont facts will be elicited which will place Mir. Church in more favorable light than the cur rent paragraph that has been going the rounds of the newspapers, (ncluding our own,) would seem to exhibit him.
 Mir. Church went to Vermont with a regular rsquisition from Governor Buckingham, to bring this MT. Burton to Connecticut, to answer to the charge of obtaining $4000 from the Litchfeld Bank on false pretences; but owing to slight 'nformality as to the name of Mir. Burton, which Oscar, and not Oliuer A., new requisition IS necessitated to be obtained, and which we are assured, will be obtained from Governor Buck lngham which will at least bring Mir. Burton into this state to answer to the charges against him.
 Mr. Church has the sympathies and the coop eratlon of large majority of the people and the Legislature of Vermont to sustain him in his endeavors, as agent, to mete out justice to the parties accused.
Litchfield enquirer., 1860-12-06

DS-The following is an abstract of the Per. sonal Liberty Law of this State We give it at this time, while so much wisdom and wind are being ventilated upon the subject It will be seen not at aA to interfere with the proper en. forcement of the Fugitive Slave Law, but only to provide for the wisest caution and the most extreme carefulness in handling this delicate law.
 |. CoSNEcTIcur.--R. S., Title 5l, pare 79s a1. '. hyery person whe shall falsely and malicious. declare, represent, or pretend that any FREE enaaed to Freedom, is slave, or owes ;ntsn. or labor to any person or persons. with tha .o procure or to aid or assist in procurno sh;s iorcloie removal of such free nerson fror, and hs Isa;e as slave, shall pay fine of s5 o00 Sts.o oe Imprisoned five years n the Jvvv t pessoa .Issa two witnesses to prove that any ?. Froyides penalty of s5 ooo .r,;.
 person selzlng, or causing to be se;,eI anst any person with intent to reduce him to any Tree Aence. " pe aqmitted as evi- {. sS; oso Witnesses testifying falsely ,;.h,. :. 5000 hne and five years imprisonment asa aae's to
Litchfield enquirer., 1860-12-06


 At the election in Bloomfield, Scott county, Illinois, no democrat could be found to fill the office of clerk, all of the party who could read and write being chosen to other places at tho poll. Several attempts were made, when at last leading democrat, known as Timber Jim,' went shouting through the crowd, !" Is there ary republican here? Is there ary repubz
 can here?s His democratic friends desired to know what he wanted of republican. Why" said Jim, "d-n it all, want to find somebody that can ,orite, so that we can go on with this election p
 | The President of debating society ouk West lately decined that the " milk of 6umars kindness meant milk punch with nutmeg in ii. | When Mir. Wilberforce was a candidate f,.r
 Hull, his sister, an amiable and witty younv Ia- | dy, offered the compliment of new gown ,r. each of the wives of those freemeu who vo,o[t
 for her brother; on which she was sauted with,
 a cry of Miss Wilberforce for everr when sho-
 pleasantly observed, !" l thank you, gentlemen
 but cannot agree with you-for really do moi
 wish to be Miss Wilberforce for everp'
 The Indiana courts decide that a bill of ey.
 change drawn by free bank in that State ia mn, the act of the bank unless signed by both Pro..
 ident and Cashier. The name of one oS t5sr,
 has heretofore been thought sufficient ' | The supply and price of grain, saws tho S.x
 York Post, at Chicago, now control tho mark
 cts of Now York, Liverpool and Paris. cI;- cago sends abroad this year l5,OOO. GOO busSaI. , of wheat, lG000,000 bushels of corn TO0 0oe barrels flour, tor 3,5G0,000 bushels1 and 3ooo. 000 bushels of oats, rye aud barley, an ayors- gate of 37,500,OO0 bushels-abuut nine bnr,irsJ thousand tons.
 Dr. Schuck, the German quack at Buffalo. ar.
 rested in Canada and brought back for urocur. ing an abortion upon married woman causiu1 = her death, is found to have been formerly con. nected at Rochester with the notorious Dr. Bei0- : Ter, with whom he will be again associateJ in State prison. The authorities have now discov. cred many cases against him, resulting in death , to the patient, two of them having occurred
 within week. Dr. Woods of Rochester b..
 also been arrested as an ahortioriss. on tba most convincing testimony of his own patients. ? Cheap Dry Goods we invite the attention of s our readers to the advertisement of Albert , Wise l85 9th Avenue, New York in another l. column of this paper. " A word to the wis, is
 sufficient
 0 A man named Joseph Burnhaln, who removed l. some years since from Midd4ton in Rutland < county, Vermont, to Wisconsin, has rereptlv 0 been discovered to be heir 10 sn immense pron + erty in England. It seems that an agsn: of the il English government has been over To nvcs;;- + gate the matter and the result is the lindins of
 the heir. Ron of the brother of the t,,tuts,r. hv
 whose will the wiudfall comrs in the uer.on of l. Mir. E. X married daughter of the fortunate ,t man resides in Rutland The estate amounts to }. to tie rOuaa sum of $22 CO0gGO.
Litchfield enquirer., 1860-12-06

POPULATION OF NEW YoRK CirY-The com plete census of the city for 1860 that have just been returned, shows a population of 82l.ll3. being an increase of 3o5, ,7I9 since l85O When the population of Brooklyn (28O,0O0,) which is virtually portion of New York, is added to the above, the number is swelled to one million and over one hundred thousand. The number which at this rate, is annually added to our city. is enough to form of themselves city of respects- ble size. The comparative progress of New York and Philadelphia since l790, may be ss,.n hy the foIInwinc tahle.
Litchfield enquirer., 1860-12-06
PERSONAL AND POLJ7TcAI

 MUNICIPAL ELEcrIoNs-On Mond.. .h. ID. puoiicans carried Fall River. and as,s ,ru .so Mass ana tiie Citizens Party New Raafnrd lh Sprihgneid, there was tie on Mavor Y,Eo Democrats have two majority in the Idor,,a.' ne ic Board, and the Republicans four maioritv in the Council. HI Bridgeport, Conn.,, reelected it's Democratic Selectmen, and majority of the town officers by an average majority of only 30. Norwalk, Conn.,, elected Republican town of- fcers by vote of 33l to 1892.
 BG~ Jackson Thorpe, person well known in Cincinnati, died recently in that city. The de- ceased was remarkable for his great corpulency and was probably at the time of his death one of the feshiest men in the United States. He at tained at one time during his life the great weight of 40 pounds, and he has not in three years past weighed less than 36O pounds.
 HsA- Young Edwin Booth, whose appearance upon the stage three years ago caused a dramat- ic sensation rather of the physical sort has been devoting himself to rigid self-training, and is now pronounced by the critics the best tragedian America has produced.
 | HeA- William H. Weeks of Sacramento, one of the electors chosen in California, is q man of immense abdominal ponderosity. He-tels a good story about himself in connection with his canvass of the state. After toiling on a slow motioned mule up and down the difficult moun. taia roads, he stopped, weary and thirsty, at the cabin of a Chinese miner John gave him g drink of water. While resting his corporality and wishing to be sociable with his host, he re marked in the best Chinese he could muster Velly bad roods, John, too muchee uppee, ant too muchee downee, and too muchee steepee. John cast an amazed glance out of his almond eyes, at the exterior of his guests digestive ap paratus, and bringing the finger points of his two hands together with his arms forming a capa cious circle in his front, he soberly repled-"Tot muchee guttee!' Our friend Weeks, his thirs quenched and his body rested, betook himself incontlnenty, to his mule. He left.
 gGa- Governor Letcher has issued his procla matien dividing the electoral vote of Virgini between Messrs. Bell and Breckinridge- -givin! the former 9 and the latter 6. The decision ha caused much indignation among the Bell men as there is all apparent nlaj orty for their candi date.
 m- Governor Hicks of Maryland, replies t. q petition for special session of the legisly ture, declining to convene it. He is unwlin to place Maryland in a position of appearing t lion ill any reasonable designs against the Ul ion, while he is ready to go as far as any man i demanding the rights of the South in the Ul
Litchfield enquirer., 1860-12-06

1 sarTo-day "Wednesday in the day fixed by law for the meeting of Presidential Electors in the capitals of all the States.
 Undoubtedly the vote of our State is cast to-day for Lincoln and Hamlin. The people have so willed it.
Litchfield enquirer., 1860-12-06

b@~ We learn that Mir. Charles s. Hunt, of Huntville. has taken charge of the Housatonic Republican in Falls Village. We'll, it is an ex- cellent school to learn the trials if not the re- wards of an editors life. We wish MT. Hunt unbounded success, and have no doubt but that he will deserve it.
Litchfield enquirer., 1860-12-06

BsT In speaking, last week, in our leader on "The Result in Vermont" of the effect of the torch-ight upon the trees, we intended to call it acild, but our printers drew it miza," and made thereby nonsense,
Litchfield enquirer., 1860-12-06
M ARREUD. A

In Kent, on the 27th inst, at the residence of the brides father, by the Rev. Mir. Tomlinson of New Preston, Leman T. Peet of New Milford, to Justina Nj. Rowland of Kent.
Litchfield enquirer., 1860-12-06

a6r Our State Republican papers are out generally recommending Gideon Welles of Hart ford, for seat in Mir. Lincolns Cabinet. It is expected that the President Elect cannot fail to recognize the services of his party in the spring campaign of this year, and it is possible that he could not select better representative than MT Welles. We should not however be disinclined to see Ex-Gov. BALDWIN selected to fill Cab. inet seat from Connecticut CoUsININd.-A few days since stranger call ed on Mir. Lincoln, from Missouri, professing to be his cousin. Probably having been posted by some bogus Campaign Life," he tried to call to the remembrance of the President elect the fact that he (the cousin) was "present at his wedding in Lexington, Ky"
 But was married in Springfeld,' said old Abe.
 Since then, that cousin may be put in the list of not heard from."-C Chicago Journal
 Another individual, evidently hoosier from rural district ofhis State, i've learn from a gen tleman who was there at the time,) call ing upon MT. Lincoln in Springfield, was aston ished to find himself unrecognized. "Why Squire" says he, "don't you know me? Iknew you as soon as came into the room'
 Nr. Lincoln confessed that his friend had the advantage of him.
 "Why, Squire" remarked the importunate, you ought to know me-" Don't you remember that case of horse-stealing down in - Coun. y?"
 Mir. Lincoln had an indistinct memory of the case in which he was employed as Counsel.
 "Wall, Squire, Don't you know me? I,cas q acitncss in Mot coss. Iknew you as soon as eus, sac you, Squire!"
 And so "Old Abe' is hedged with acquaint- ances on every side.
Litchfield enquirer., 1860-12-06
WHITE.

SOLUTION TO PROBLEM 70. EHIT. 1j,bffe. p'Ga& l. R to $ t. ]. k mGvcs. :. E to 5 5.
Litchfield enquirer., 1860-12-06

Said a certain individual to a wig. The man who has raised a cahbagehcad has done more gocd than ali the metaphy%ic;ans in the worl'I.' Then replied tho wag, " your mother ought to have the premium. '"
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1860-05-10

HUMBOLrs OPINION OF THE UNITED STATES
He is no less severe upon the United
States which he regarded as having betray-
ed the cause of freedom in its devotion to
negro slavery. He said:
IN the United States there has it is
true, arisen a great love for me, but the
whole there presents to my nina the sad
spectacle of liberty reduced to a mere me-
chanism in the element of utility, exerci-
sing little ennobIing elevating Influence
upon mind or soul, which, after all, should
be the aim of political liberty. Hence, in
difference on the subject of slavery. But
the United States are Cartesian vortex, car
rying everything with them, grading every
thing 10 the level of nonotony."
Again, speaking of the success Of the
Democrats in 1856, be remarks
" And the disgraceful party which sells
negro children, and distributes canes of hon
or rs the Russian Emperor does swords of
honor, and Crates noses of honor, who
would prove that all white workmen should
rather be slaves than free, have succeeded
What a crime F."
They are doing better now and 1860
will doubtless furnish better account Of
the state of things
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1860-05-10

A slaves speech on the relative standing
of the races, and the superiority OF slavery
to freedom, is reported by the Petersburg
(Va.) Express Of II late date in this wise:
In front of the Central Warehouse, a
philosophical darkey, leaniug laziIy against
one OF the wheels OF dray, thus delivered
himself to brother Jehu, who was disposing
of himself similarly: All niggcrs ought
to feel de dignity OF bcin niggers, 'cept free
nigStrs what dunno what dignity am. bis
minute I'm wifi about fifteen hundred dol
lars and lie gave deinonstrative gesture
with his left foreiingrr, and heap a hite
folks can say Dat fer deVseyes. Now dar,''
and he pointed t0a " gcntlcmanly yngrant,
" IS white man ; he couldn't turn hisself
INTO money to save his life. More'n dat, he
ain wuH muffin, he dunno muffin, anu he
won do muffin. feels lie dignity oh de
Tack, and dats what makes me say what
do say"
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1860-05-10

B%G" \ French paper manufacturer has
invented new pack of playing cards-each
card represents some remarkable fact con
nccted with the history of Napoleon l. or Of
Napoleon Ill. All the figures are OF the
same period, the costume is perfect, and re-
markable for the execution and brilliancy of
the colors. The pack of cards is called
Cartes de ! Ere In,PeriaIe. In place of
kings there are four emperors, including the
Empress mother. In place of knaves, four
Bonapartes brothers of Napoleon |. Fer
aces there are four islands, viz Martinique,
where the Empress Josephine was born, the
Island of ST. Croix, Eliza, and st. Helena.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1860-05-10

name in part: aXics, Hprings made Of the bes
steel; bands, cnamelcd and OF all kinds Of leather
cloths Innings for carriages, varnishes, castings of
all kinds, saddle trees, English bride esthers, bits,
siirFuDs. spurs, names, fine silver hanes Of all
kinds, Jenny Lind Gig Trees, self-adinsfing PADS,
Taylor5 patent hanIcs fiv nets, shoe threas horse
blankets, london Girth Webs, American Girth
anC Rein Wels, both cotton and worst, J; Landon
We skins, superior article; ivory, gutfa perchA
anG ASS lined Els,rtcngI rings; superior k'rsess
for SO covers, the best quality Of carriage BOLTS
pat g-ig trees, &c, &c.
hep i'm fact everything appertHihing to either
branch Of the business, and understanding both
branches thoroughly, would respectfully invite
your attention before purchasing elsewhere.
sm also agent for Wards Patent Spring Saddle
ao20-d&w
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1860-05-10

RELIEF AND HEALTH 10 YOUR IEFAHTs,
55e haye put nr ail4 sold this Article fCr over
ten years, and can say, in confidence and n.
90 il, lHt have asor been able to gay OF any
other mcdieioe- never s'hA3 it iaiied, ia "a single
iuetance, to effect cur. Ewhen timely usod. Ney~
er did we know au IN stance Of di83at isfsctioB.
hv my who used ir. son the contrary. All are
delighted with lis opera tstious, and spca ia terms
Of highest cosmiendt .s.Iiou of its MA sieai e.
Iects.sHd medical yttur7 20 aHk ~ tl3s na8tter
s.,yhHa do know, at .sier Tea Ycatr eSpeI lslee
and pledge Trput.i -fiHu for the IthmcDt IF
what we here declare ain tia,css every iustsnce
her. The infant sterirg from pam and eN-
had-IiOn, relief vii De found 10 l. rZO minutes
.tfteT the syrup j. admin 3istcIed.
Tin 8. liable prepaFa stlon Is the prescri option
Of one o. tlic most expo ssgienccd ana skiltfuI
kGrsa- 40 New England, aiind has been used with
EdbHg success ia kstii0Gsands Of case.
IL not only relieves s-the child from pain but
iFisorsJes the stomach Sind VHeis5cOrrccts acid.
n.y. and gives tone aud s.-nergy 70 the yyboles y5-
tenn. 1t = iii almost in stuntly relieve GRIMM
~ tue Bowels and Wind RtOiic, and overcome con-
missions, which n not speedily rerneuicd end
III death We believe u ssthe best ;tni rem
ely in he world, in all --cases Of Dys merry and
DiarTbea 10 children, whether it arises from
tcethlHg from any other cause. We would
FAY every mother who las a child . u. tfe ring
from any one Of the foregoing complaints Is, do not
let your pIeIndic~s, the pei udiees Of others,
stand between your suffering child and the relief
that viii be snfe--yes, absolutely sure-to follow
the use Of this medicine if timely used.
Full directions for u8iDg will accompany each
bottle. None genuine unless the fac simite of
CURTIS PERKINS, New York, is on the out
side WRAPPER.
sold By Druggists throughout the world PriB-
G.. pal office, No. - Cedar street, New York.
Price Is cts a bottle. janl3-dwIy.
KELLER & WHITE, Agents, Evan vile, Ind.
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New DIV GaoIs Establishment
ENCOURAGE HOME LABOR.
My ~ ID Il q " ire. Gamma ~ p
EG9 MNNUFA('TUiGEI,
RsatA STREET. near the Canal,

ENANStITLE, ISp.
Has on hand a large stock of Bugsies aud Nati.s
Of every variety all OF his own mInufcture-
which he will Warrant 10 be- superior /" ,,iiy work
to be purchased III the East f"F The prices
During the late hard fines, and the iucleIet
ter with its inl;tsshy muddy roads, the d-u,.u,i
inr Carriages has. been light, and his stock has
clnnlated in his warerl"m-; to dispose Of il, aud
10 relieve himself from slight pecuniary pressure
lac will sell remarkably low prices. Any person
who wants = beautiful Buggy ri bargain, I'll tId
better chance for trade than iie has ever had be
fore, DE{iA RAiOS
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1860-05-10

THE HORSE Show AT RGcHMOND.-The
Wayne County Horse Show at Richmond
on the 18th and 18th insts, promises to be
one of unusual attractions. Some of the
best stock of Ohio, Indiana and Kentucky
will be on exhibition.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1860-05-10

Tue Washington county Times suggests
that Democratic papers should "set" Char
lesion news with changing head" and
long faced type
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New Administration
70 OLD PATRONS AND NEW ONESi
D. p ELLIOTT

Successor T. 4. II Cook, FinnoeT FanlIy Gr0rerv ;,
No. - Main Street,
IS RIO BE- O.N< Fl .T.S-EB EZsg = 81
Z almost endless variety OF Fancy and Staple
Groceries, which lie intends To sell at u UNIFORM
prices He will not sell two leading articles
cost or below cost attract attention but tl,e
community may rely on getting good ticlrs at
fair average prices have something for almost
every body. Mechanics, Dealers house keepers,
misses and bachelors dud goods in which tdey
obtain value recei we'd for their money
ian14 j. p. ELLI0TT'S Family Grocery.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1860-05-10
CANDIDATES.

CANDIDATES.
For County Treasurer.
Mr.. EdSEOr:- Phase announce The anne
of J. N. CALDWELL Il candidate for County Treas
at the next October election. marco.
For Judge Court Common Pleas.
John Pitcher, or POSsy County, has
been solicited to become Il candidate for the judge
ship of the Court of Common Pleas, by Il number
of Attorneys of the District, and has consented to
the use of his name in that connection The an
nouncoment is therefore made accordingly.
The friends OF BeA. Sffnson, EsS., an
nource him rs candidate for Judge of the Court
Of Common Pleas, at the October election.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1860-05-10
OoAIa5

Bodiam Mining Company, Evansville, Indiana.
0ficu on Water street, between Main and Locust
Coal i. quantities of less thu. 20 bushels de-
lvrrod ~ any par OF the city, Ia per bush.
4 thS mt, : CeHt JOHN MYMUNp,
act9 ssacretnl v s Bd ManagAr.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1860-05-10

for ChIIeH Taethjag, which greatly facilitates the
process OF Teethiug, by softeniug tins gums redn-
cling all iiiiismmatiou--will allay all pain and
slstsInojic action, and is SURE 10 islGUhAiE
THE BOW ELS. Depend upon it, mothers, il will
give r'at p yourself, and
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1860-05-10

100000 $sUKSZ.SS - S1EyN>E-E rs H-zs Z,
W be sold for a. - PEI Nj, iur cash, a iel for
within the next i've days
CONVERSE GLEN ENf,
At Jewell, New, berry Il 90. :,
eprl3 Cor. EIIst and SNc..us.rr.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1860-05-10

EYOU.T'9.-U.E F'OU.S-SI Il S.w-gEL
- sum of money, which the have by
describing amount and paying for this advertise
ment. SCHAPkER & BUSSING,
mAN5 No. 80 Main ctreet
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aaI. Also, AatNl- ron
ksEf. .Fs.F.S-7-s = or Z. = e ES.SgEE -
"A. q al - II u I - n IN A..
4aarI2-smdtw
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1860-05-10

AfA'isk n M 81 e q rs TO kss-:s5 Sf.sER-
- Iels Pink Eyes, 10 bbls Neshannocks, prime
article, in store and for sale by
+. SHARPE j. CO., No 1870 Main
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Inrns. HY.N,sEoIE. ~ ENPERE-

3 ri cncud Nurse and female Physician, presents
L. All l.nti-.n All mi hnra lLnr
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4Tfis.4EABs B.SRCOCa, x.nPOBFEB
y and Dealer in Coach and Sa1dlery Hardware
Main street, Water.

fer Inducements, that
cannot fail 10 be to
the interest of ali en-
gagged in the business
10 give Hie "A trial.
The semi-weekly mountain Democrat., 1860-12-29
THr EYFSl THE EYES /

.>.,,r,.t.,.<.< DR.. T. H. PARDER, OculIA-
&NSI ~ AfIer . pFotraeted blindness og
= more than I've yesfS DIR. PAR
- - DEE hes made himself thOT
~ oughIy and sciExTIHIcALLT &C.
'/;/fIJ1sVENe\ 0uaInteh with al diseases Of the
Hvs. And has nov been In prscce eight year, N Fan
1ysnriseo with a sucress that can not be surpassed
in any paTt ~ the United States; and Tor proof OF
ms hs viii subStantiaie By eaSes that have been
cured ny him, after having exhausted the skill o. All
the eminent Oeust5 In the cities Of Bostcn, PhMa-
drIpl,la and New York. DR.. r. wholly objects to the
use OF eaustIe blue stone keeping the patient IN
dark room dieting. blIsternE. cuPPing-the blue pll
nj nRfbt and saHa In the morning. ete., etc DIX
PARDEE has Al,o been remarkably successful IN the
treatment Of rheumatism, Neuralgia. and AL pains
about the had and the frequent calls that ne mas
for his Rheumatic mixture from all parts Of this
coast, with the many testimonials. IL positive proof
Of Its elheaey; ARd TO prevent answernG many m
qures by letter, he will state that II can be sent 70
any mart ~ the Stafe coast and each bottle VIII
he accompanied with full directions and receipt
for . Imminent, magical In its effects over pain,
ingredients of which can be procured anywhrre-
pTice, Al0 The ARTIFICIAL EYES inseYted by Or.
r. have all the natural movements Of the reel eye,
and cannot be detrri-d even bv close ipspectl.n.
Z Address DIR. =. H. PARDEE.
San francisco, California.
OHPICE-Ho. 2i1 Clay street, opposite the Plaza
IIo,eI au25. 6m Law