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Weekly Minnesotian and times. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1859-1860, 1860-05-26

pund.i o. The pbic treasury by :eortd par,..,s
~"i!e the re:"t star' n desoIoirnr ft~,, All cor
ruptiol.s AT tie Fc!cral Metropoi- io. tat .nt u,
change e.! administration i, inTcrat .,.v 3. u,re1.
Iht TIE me-. dogma that Il, ;.,i.n % IL
own or'' carr", SiTciE into any % ii Territories
Z" the n:'ed States. !, dangerous j.rcs hrrc,r a,
Yarauc. with tir - plct provisions tina, an, irirleb
I'Self, "'in c'u"i. loIafrou, ->r, H. and with @
!tivc AMI ir.i irecy rtl; :. rr,g d. ot.t ~ H.. Ten
d'Hcf AMI sub',rsi:e OF the peaee 49,: .uIn.A, OF the
country.
: Ina the n,r.H condition "t H q Irr.tt, Of ii,
H'''' stale Is t!at g: freedom h. 81. j.. sam
ther~N hen ,Icy h,. abolished Shaver, ia all oit
lie liberty, "r property wtl.It due rr',.~ .y. il
hf;o'ef eur :u'y, by l"s'aton, wh,,tr >1el .i,ll-
on Is n'crSSary 70 maintain TIL, piuy, If Ia. Coeti
iEil"n against all attrmp:s TO violate Il and den, the
authority ct Coitcs Of Ferrito' ia l. >t,urc, any
in,iusl- to give legal existence tc slavery 10 an; Ter
rory oi ;le I niIod Stau,
> Tai We brand tI.e recent lc o,lfu. IF the A.,i.,l
STAY" Trade uni' tn" co,er OF National Flag
hy rlTers.n"s Of 'iicai power. against ITu
inaliiy, and burning shame 10 Country ana Agc
All "" ctl' ""n C"ngr~, I" tab" pr mpt aud eiic"u,
measures tr the total and final Sup' Of that
cradle traffic
10 That in the reccn, yct9ss h their Federal t,v,r
3ra>ka, prohibiting Slavery in those Territories W. tint 4
practical Illustration of the boa>ic u,cra' irn
"t Non Intervention and F"lulaI Fs.nty .rnlr:i
IN the Kansas Nebraska bill, and tf, ,t tn.
deception aud fraud "a ,o,, ei therein.
IL That Kansas should of right. '. nmc.j...l, al
miItcl stare under tIi. C.r,,lit,.,, .,,t. a,,i
ana adopted 10y her people, ami ac,";tri t. !iol>. Of
Representatives.
l.. TIA: Wilde pro, din, r.,.,,, fr ti .,,,,,t o.,
TIM, '"nrrai ''"'"rn"'"n by '"'i"- ininto.t- ,,unt
cnront, % J.e ,.iaplaa.i =" t,. .,,.i a. ' L.,
,hr Th"' r""nry ;r' -. r'"su r'l Ina; r.-, nf pe
ri w,< a,r r'' & 'Ir'"5 '" %
ami manufacturers a,t adequate f,'rl rr ,l: Il n
a.r and , Tn', r', a"d {" Ia" "eorm', pros
=, ,.''..,.".'.....
otI,yr~ {" thc rab. land- h@I t.. .a ..t'. t 20
against any view "t he Fec H'"r.:... ra,> ....h ~
S,n,,, an ,,a',r i" . Fi, ' i".,
re'n. lie AMI ,ati>f.cor, i'a-.r' q..-,r- '.i. la.
.;!f''t'!! passed. ihr N4u>"
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amend the original motion by including Ter
ritories. Mr.. Tracey announced that as IN
the motion.
The motion to appoint Committee on
Platform and Resolutions was then carried.
The President suggested to the Convention
the propriety Of having Il roll of the Conven-
ton arranged under the heads Of the differ
ent States made out by the Secretaries and
to be printed for the use of the Convention.
He then proposed to call the States for the
appointment of Committee on Resolutions
and Platform
Mr. James, of New York, suggested that
the Committee on Credentials report.
The Chair announced that he was about to
call the roll of the States, for the purpose of
receiving the names of gentlemen to consti-
tute Il Committee on Resolutions.
THE COMMITTEE on RESOLUTIONS.
The roll was then called, and the Commit
tee constituted.
On this Committee Mr.. Stephen Miller rep
resented Minnesota.
Mr. Hopkins, of Massachusetts, moved that
the Secretaries of the Convention be directed
to prepare a full list of the delegates to he
printed for tie Convention. Adopted.
The Chair announced communication
from the Xouave Guards, which was read by
Capt Rogers, Of Massachusetts,, as follows:
ARNoRt OF rhE IouAyE CADET GUARD,
May Ii, 1860.
10 tie Uonoradte .Nembers Of tie National Hepub
HcaH COncenti0n:
GENTLEMEN In compliance with the wishes of
the citizens we are, through the courtesy Of the
Committee permitted to occupy the "Wigwam y
this evening for an exhibition drill, to which we
BEG TO return am invitation to the members ofyour
l,,n l,nly hull faal irhly hnn ra1 nv
the presence OF all who find leisure to attend
Tickets Of admission will be found at the head
quarters of the different delegations
J have the honor to be your Obed't Servt
+. f.. ELLSWORTH,
Commander IT, 5. Xouave Cadets.
On motion the invitation to be present. was
accepted with thanks.
Mr.. Kaufman, of Pennsylvania, moved
that the Committee on Platform before they
present to the Convention their report, that
they have large number Of copies printed
and distributed to all members so that they
can see it.
Mr.. VOORHEES,, Of Indiana, moved that when
the Convention adjourn, it adjourn to nine
O'Clock to morrow morning. The motion was
subsequently amended, fixing the time at ten
O'clock
SIR. Rollins, of New Hampshire, offered the
following resolution:
!1.sotted, That the delegations from each State
and Territory represented in this Convention be
requested to designate and report the name of one
individual to serve as a member of the National
Republican Committee for the ensuing four years.
Mr. Nourse, Of Iowa, moved to amend the
resolution SO that the delegates should be left
to select members of the National Committee
who were not members of the Convention.
The amendment was accepted and the res.
olution adopted.
The Convention, then, on motion, adjourn
ed to Thursday morning at 10 o'clock.
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AT 313, the Chair called the Convention
to order, and suggested that Gov. Randall, of
Wisconsin address the crowds outside of the
building. Applause, and loud cries for "Cor-
win" The chair suggested that Mr.. Corwin
go out with Mr.. Randall.
Mr.. Benton, of New Hampshire, Chairman
of Committee on Credentials, reported as fol-
lows:
Mr.. President The Committee on Gre
dentials have instructed me to report that
having examined the credentials, &c. of the
several gentlemen claiming seats in this Con-
vention, they find gentlemen entitled to seats
in the following States, and each State to the
following number Of DELEGATES:
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after the permanent organization The
amendment was lost
Mr. llogebonc OF n. y, moved to amend
Inv inserting" that the Committee report as
early as possible after tine permanent orsan'z
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The Chair stated the motion The roll VA,
called, with the following result:

SO the majority report was amended by the
substitution of the minority report
The Chair was informed that the Commit
tee on Resolutions and Platform were ready
to report.
Mr.. Jessup, of Pennsylvania, then reported
as follows:
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rliHn DAY -AonxIxG SESSION

The expectation which was generally prev
aient tins morning, that the ballotng would
commence, caused al immense throng around
The " ig"'sui io1 two or three hcHrS befose It's
opening.
Vt tea minutes after ten o'clock, the Chair
man raped upon his desk, but it was some
time before the Convention could b, brought
t. ORDER
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DIED.

.RFNsFFLDT-r tn, city. suddenly. Monday, Nay 10,
Capt Asso,tu. Henry Arrnsfret ~ d 80 years
ARMoR- In hi. city, suddenly. Msatay, May H. Gscrys
Amor gsd y-ar AID 10 mouths second sos q o~ofes
and Elizabeth tIuor
BINOHAM-Ia Brooklyn Long l-l,nd Henry Bingham sesd
D y.At a nasive a Ln.r~t ir-lsad
BoSNoLL-Iu this ey aoDd-y Nay H. Amy BOsasE In
TIRE ssh year a her
coLEMAN-A, Glenwood. the HoA-os, Friday, My z.
Of ssnart scss' ever Lha, second asashts, Of wn T.
and Carris VI. p Coleman sssi yam and uonfhs
CREsvELL - In Brooklyn, Moad-y, Nay H. SsAsza
Creswen. wife e Tbonsa. 'rrsv'h aged Is yen
powNEs-Iu Dsrby Ce,n on sunday s9nisg May II John
aged II u,ouths
a. Caruhnc Kets daughter Of ,a' Rev Ans.s and harJ
Erecu an. q, years ara months.
FosTER-IH BreosyS on Tns-dAy Nay IS Mary A.. ~
Sofi,kirr' Finland '''' ''''
GALLAGHER-Ip wIlian.burrh. en- Monday May u Rsss
J. Gal ash-r ss-d - years, 10 HoHihs and q days.
GOFF-Iu PhlladsphA Sunday evening. May 10 Mr. VIVA
Goa ana;svs q the ty Of Dseha
GREER-In t- city suuasy May 10 MarssD-t sic Of
Jo@-ph Greer, as-d q years.
BFNDRlCksoN-At indrP-ndsnoe NJ on friay eyeaA.s.
May sarah iisndIi ..o,. ~do~ q b~1j hsnA1skss
CAri.t.n q "a. worth beloved By Al Who Iae< her
HENEsl In ses,A Broo1lyn Sunday Nay u Edward j.
KaMP-ln TIL. city Moody MAJ IL stephen H. The osy
Of PtiiP sna Rachel Ann kanP. assd ysars snA
M.RzoLF-n hi. city On Mondsy May IL aass. sss ~
No.. serhs viz Of f.eo6 safIoh. ,srd 5 ysas
MoscRssIn ri. city ca SUNDAY Ny Is ,a., sss.,se
q Nay S IL. Inc af az; Ct ..u..
Hamilton and Msh-~ Nefs n.
MILLfR-At Moray street, ferth, Scothnd Thnrpday
prll2 Mrs N.ism kiisr
..y Sud- md NY wSs, sif' sss q ' -
The tsHG q ihe family a,i'-d 10 s.sd .hs isasr.i
Church, West Thaf-as a
II ~ whence 81 be 10 Jamaica fos in
SCO1T-in Hsdon city Friday. Nav II. Liam n dansh-
ter William aud the .e Mao scott ss-ds yvars sna
u.ouths,f
wRiIC 6MBln hi. e,y .nddsnly SATURDAY nsrsi< Ny
Mr.. May r Wkitcoub thu beloved If Of ynxI NJ
comb 4 thu - SSho. Hotel In the sh year Of -,
WlLAERDISGln this city, N ondsy notuirx xay IL sf
.csr-t fever Washington win~rne hs hse Winiap
r. wiln.rdins in the Sh year OF hisss~
Fer additional Marriages aad Dra,hs SO 81 Pass.
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MAR RuRD.

M0nday Nay Il n Tthhy ~
ktisn % sarah Jane Lswreace ony ds1shtsE VI WAn
Lawreu-e 90 all o. tbi. city.
sfIS-Iu Brootlyu on sunaay May "a Il Tie
Charch ofthe AusP0u by The Rev Father f.nns.n Jeha
Clanrv Mss MargArst 3 bTesin s-coDd dAnxhs<f Of
Heury kres.in. "a, al 81 that cliY.
MrNsMFI-GARDISER-At the English Lnhsran Church
e - James Tuesday, Nav IS BY ths k.s lame. L.
Nan@. Afc Beatrice. e4det dAn9hfrr
al he at. Jsu.s D. Gsfdir-i. eli Il Nr~-fork
McSFlLL-kISK-On Wcdgssday, Nay D. al the "a Ireh o.
tn Irsn.Gsraicu tie Rev. Dr. Houshtpu Wuila@ n.
MNei youngest daashtr Of AEn-~t fns 49, an
s.rtf.
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Cor-Rr cALyHDAR-r-r. par

INITED STATS DISTRICT CoVk.-NVr- NJ 20,
10 50 ~ a. 10 iA a 10. -,
Srrr,Nr CoURr-GESERAL TEKr.-Part l-Nos.
& - = 2S2 - otl ~ ,e,,
ga 50 qst I7a ig9i liza rs R1 l1t5 lst, itss si
gsl i1ss 1857 i15s l15s ISl 1874 Part H-Ncs - -
49, h 30 6ts lola ,7a "a LOLA leo ssl sA hsi 49,
l0as us. I g. lo44. leo - o.. 49, .er
SrrtRtoh C0URr-Part Mos. 81. -, 80, soo
a.; az rs as Cos, ,so ISL ga go Part H-s>1s =
Tuesday ~, ,s,n
2s1s sqs gel lssa IFS. ls 91g. S15 1851 rs, ist7
10 Eo Per- n Scs 1871, a.. ISIS ls1s lSo H., ic<S
Is lssi 81 IN lee lSs2. ls'S 1877 lsa
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c-s-.,.ns.s,s- ssers sss bs- rs~h ~ - ssd
,s1 Air. "yss are nseoent has ysp e vnsas 70 ~ sss
4. NJ Yor, sr keShon, - sssss6; bssenvs Blhses -
P,syS~re. VS. vh tho tine h. aSaed ths s~-~s "
samuel N. Downs, Captain and Pilos Of De rwsssg
ssrs. s,..i,sS Foana ne v A yohnsDa bfsssa te Ea
Bssi ssi Rssr sho. ssa ereastt Asr s Sases s.ts 90
ths ~k kn.r a. though sverytbiS 80 Il ~ e'sess ~ %
wud sirk snd ss ss. ress desl Of bod "a As s.es6
sA. a.. eepts bo.rd great pool 81 eo'e sa 60
pisrs looked AZ mans hands Ssr~ On No sifng 40
bts sses dorn The hsfchst H.at va ssre 80 t~e
peces n sesh n n thsrs hig pool ~ NO o'rn ~
o. nueh snsshys th~f. bloody irscs sens az sss
20 rfso had teen draerd ~ ross ne Wy ~
uro~u overheard th.r. ksll ior~ad ~ - Ia.
Gross e1snsasften Til Z Mrs 81 'c-sy
Hart II. Weed, Police Inspector seeond rr's-'nf,'
examined roth's htonsh' - Nsvu. from PTosis,e "
s..i al r ~e,e lo.sa u IN sbss hi' A-sssI.s
that ~ D. ssrs'h~an q TIE Ws. boyal fossd vfs N
so,hrs h. I'D b. adat t1o. sByrhrs ,seu ,Ss Bs. -
hadn't hs Ss'sn Island A. n N..ioft bpn< S1
hair slo,i Il b.oTn hair lying N bod As4 h~ svy~sns-
Of being cat found oct ~ hsir eof e>hiad th>
,,oV. m ths cabin daps We'd s sonisn ~hsh III
.oop snrt found bori u.ds u n. eser en- eoSs
IN III blood q. ito "a ihcrsh Ur-T~ hs hat sei n&s
III rsls there blood n oYsit, q te Fs--t NE
cabin boody there pots Il blood On t s
snd pol ca th- vood a., - -. -,
Crcss .sirsou EYsunsi he bofJ u tn pris"sff On
s4rSsy found % fr-sh maTks - s.'l'nfs -, -
The Judge cautioned the Jury, and adJonrned ""
Cour Al 3p.
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Albany Live sseek Market.
reported for TEE ksw.YoSE rsIsvsaI

CArriE-Th' 'arply faly TO l.: web. numbers -
the quality ssSyis the bora 81 tho os-nx. b~inx e
h and bu; few ws.k. In tL year viii there be uasy
beet for The nanhsE of cattle csrrd
Wy STATE slT. coming r~srd whil- Kentashy
Iowa ilnois and Indiana PItfs in immense -
ithey continue 20 do tho thy III re sas~ ssr
geihsr have O. rsiaee their below aao&afsous
TIL, wst wh'eb We rsmsnb- night Is less than any u.
Ia. thrr. ~ 'onr years.
The Eastern here In fu numbers, Lat week h~y
took 80 bad aud met "a lo.s-n many ESQ
g. y heed they they buy &C. lower al
0~ ti lSk- -uPrly herr holder win hayc
All ihk l'sa bed VII tskc that dirrctton The Now
hofk.- tuyns scarcely anything pro.erTiEs AIS
chances Of getting them 90 conarss.on.
Rs,tFI~-Th- following comparative a -
eerts ths nsgss via tse Mes lors tcntral R.iiroA
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SUPERIOR CoURT-srxo.L TsHp-hsy is-BesoTsJsss's
BasKarsON.

Jessup II al set. Gilman - al.ordered thai es<nse
he placed prssrt cal ndsr q sp~a Term hSun se ret
dsusi ~ith hbsr1y al ssfts aft~1
Pal'n agi. lent - sl.-Demurrcr sustslned. JUG
for asfHdaus with ln.rs PIT uas I'D IA ~
dsys Dn- bil q costs only q b. tassd
Ii,;le AIT Duncan.-New ulal ordered. Cosss 20
-hile -yeut
Sane agt Ssme-Costsio b. read usied by dedsctag
IS cos motion Motion for retaxAOS n otT sspsass
Dried, Nithoai cd.
Ilrirne s,t. Wanng.-Case ~e'tled-
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CUrEME COURT-wALTER GUN, PLAN.

CTpEME COURT.-WALTER QUIN. PLAIN
- us sssin.i THOMAS 4. oCIS and MARY JANf GUN.
a oJIs. john QUIS, John i. DEvLiN, Individually
.ss bS ri s =, afa s: 81 A.sS
sjadDsrt q iks SuPIss Court n ts Hr.i pi.lt h "a
Referee IN ssi1 jaasnnt named 81 a. =; ratc Aucon
MGR hants kIriansr IN TIE City Ct NsSlok ~ An
sssh aay April ss At u ocl a, noon o. nat day ~ G
certain Lot piree or pan % OF And viih % heins ih~reon
Yorf kosnta and sssnhsa follow: Besnns polnt
tsns The north wesr'y e9msr q Ws-hut,n aGd hs.,opd
~ on .tret fty end in Ces sb.nc- westerly
.rcs .osth.r, is at hs' sl-' = "a hammond street
hny tie DOrthsfy hpe q Hammond sfs~ and hence
IN ys. Of bsgnins Also az TIE o"rt.n lot peoc Q.
s,cel q Land With tae Building thsTcon situate yirs add
d.ssShed Beginning al pOi on The nohefly ine
Of Hammond street distant trslty two fet westerly from the
iheuee ruurns north.iy At nss, lns, 70 .ad Hammond .c
fny th-ncc westerly pAfa'i With Hammond trst tven
=, :, ' ,ss ..S sy & ~ s s .d
tieacs sAtery Gous III nohery line Of Hammond street
s s.r,s's 20, piscsei g.s L.s S Bsdas e,yoa
situste y,hg and s b. ~ hn,h ard Of ts City Of New
a. tl usthsy ue Hammond street distai forty four frr
wsstsriy non th' soft rsssiy OIL % ws'.see ard
A. q Hammond MY feet hsos ~'stefy Fas. 9Th
usn oad e, ~, 20, and .ss ns's. ' go I stt and
,hsDoe westerly and pafallsl win hsmnond 't s.,-es
f., o1",s ,ess, a. sIes .s.,e,, .S.. % IA
.tsi .'s OF snd ..t isess' tse. go y st
H'au Ssrsss and thsBoe .ss5ly Aens The nsrly line
bsmmens street Ssr, two Get % -. I.e. q eessas
T ss a. ,si1s s ''''s'' wi;sn as.
JOHN c. Dihaook rAiaas' Attorney.
TIE q s chow g.a.ios.s p.a... sia. s..s A.,,-
=. % ). SsssvsI, ed % as So Jas iss, -i,sos.
hIthss psssssssosnt W. WATSON, hsssses
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UNITED STATES CIRCUIT couRr-M.r is-Befor, ia,
ucs ssALLEI


TIT INpItftD TIFsTAFFs-hOTION TO QuAsH THE
IkpICrsTST.
In the Gaze Il Theodore Rynder and John Mum,
hf Jos said he spp-aI,d Tor the iAa and d.
,ired 10 nake motion gu sh tho indictment.
The Jndse said that he'd better notice the
ton and a. all events ought % be snisrd the docket and
thu motion coad be arya~d neat Saturday
NJ Hamilton aid he appeared for Mr. Mann He would In
g. have louger time THAI ill saturday
The judge coEdsred that sufficient and observed that In,
must b tried this Term
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IL INNEs TRusS-A new article, the best clean
est shrspest and most eofcrtsbl. sor an ehn.s.s Pur-
sn.sns st s&nsses msy retnn IN v~sk s.d GA the
nkSE PHILLIPS sea La Bsc.S~s, "a john,
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N PURSUANCE Of an order Of the Surrogate
Of the Ceaniy 81 New fork notice V hsrskx p.ss 70 e.
p~r-ons having eisnns sszint OSCAR ". sTUhIENAri,
late Of the CITY q New fork counelor at lac, teoe.s
Pr.snt ne sABe with vouchers Thereof n the rue-oeer s
Ocean tsns No T Uresnvtch 81 In the CITY 81 Nrs Ios
80 eeore the t~sutyosTth day II Nay neI-Dssd New
iors the I'd day a. New ulber its9
ms iawe1n.W d. RIDOLPH MARTIN Ereontor.
SUFREME COURT.-DAVID LEACH, pam
~ to against HUGH kESSEDY. and OLIVER sPkoi h.
end JANIS kKNAEDN, Defend lnta-summons ior nus !
ltofn not served To the Descendant. above named
hereby oued aud sred o. he npn IN
action. which ain be hlss iI the ohee 81 the crt o. '
Cry and County n New ofk At Tic tty Han n 80 ~
acrb.r - nv &C. IL ash ~ he city Of Ne~
Nck euy tn~f The serCe II this summons on
yeu rlnsvc n The day such and fail 10
saa complaint within the TIM nor'ld the plaintiff
IN thu ctlau i spply Tor the ief demanded in
the eon ylsili- Daied he 7Ah dy ol harsh 80
CUPRFME COURT-CITY and COUNTY Of
- NEW DIRK PHILIP DATER H,ury D.ter Alisn
Nsts, and josiah y Bfr-uman, sFsinst JANIS SMITH
Summon, for deuAnd coutrat not er ITO
thu dsfsndA lou hsby Ani required to
sn.~e plain, an th. action witch sled IN tAe oce
Crt q The CITY AID 0oIty Of New oh the lfth day
OF pr leo ~ the City Han o. aid city and
copy yor 60 The sad comp thu suh.ber. Of
thf chcc, No Il Na'au street IN aid thin twenty
days after the service q this exclusive Il Inc
dan such service and fa the said sEt
within the time Aforesaid Tie plaintiffs IN this Nton viii Ahe
JUDGMENT sgst Tor he q hundred ard SIXTY eS
AID sht hundred and atty four besides the cost q th .ti0h
fAGGARD 4 PISKEEY, Pl.uus. Attorney,
apll wtwWed. NJ. II hAs-ans N Y.
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HALL III VI NpInL>-N' ~
o. tse iHd Iy9 "sy lst" y, G,1;tcns',g cesI,sy.-
See~ CoH,,ag oe'. ed Moo n is','ss sT;' =,
(6rrt door Broadway ovdlr SFord greater 1'Ii
ED on'rai i,a. d.aHsea ~ as sS's 'ES''a' q
fHE vAlrlErE sxErHs - GRsSyKsbEVs fsErr NKDr
~ ya.~ 40, sy siSRnal pHrs WaaTrrrH Ta
at s Frovee eoyosd qseson Al ne .',nsrs PfrTSA
p.r' OF IT, Ers4,,, 9, Sses I'd 80 ~
ThE GhAkf ENbtk" hIh lAbLf FILLS -,
oE Liver Complaint DyPcpsiA a. Poo = eesi' boz -Four
be5e' .eaf - ~s zee o, ro'tl9s Jo' -ae eaa,y -,
% =, s ian $500 rsa.4nS 80 a. o,en .ea,
out ron tn. e.;stshu-t in moth
sig them Tscedruee But Nhea e si rient and - .,i,
al their ous I'd sud Weayng Train Of cnt u'n debility aud
A. ecsn Welvu ,ard. ou bold relief aud MUST Prcoeds
all 0'Lers Tl 5; is found N s,.prpo coup.rye
MA 1af SEHsf tTFRSf S S3Fh6fc9y
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between tte sgs OF j. and % Tor -h,h the medic
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SYMPTOMS attending hosc diseases too well sD0~ " or~d
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mo vet, M nom yroirsed childbirth iuludious attend
a.. thcsc recui-irR PECULIARLY ski treatment aui II
tnes q cousEpves aud others u1snns ron
lcue eo-tuusd ci ru;Is 9th no
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rar-x within walls 4 Tho tRi'rh~rg lott
tote a ard be under the q the
saert physcisu TIA b BHlDeEl This bdus l. E~i
hosu In suy Tie word receive charity
t-rt. out fsg dA.e referred for
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md h.d nav every Conhd"ace Boz ts MEDICAL
board 81 G8V.rs in that th@ resident piy. no
supi4. the building b. family ard ~bo sl~sdy veil
tra~n 30 v.ry many Invalid. gni pIOs.d-uu.oy
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OAK ORCHARD ACID sPRINGS--The.s

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y srns. AZ. situated IN the ysy q tho oea orcAxs crsl
as NE va.se Of Medina on The Es Canal AoSOaussn
Ths principal Acid sPirr thru IN number beae these
si. &c 'N ether They arc all heated within circuit Of
shown d RE .1sjeins .s Teey Sor,1in ,eT, SIss
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Ss s Ss. 20 5 s,s ss g'e' in ''A
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been snSiy .sce,s.Sl u ''''
OpaSr, Il ned Al nd .eutife s,usn are sives in tn.
sheViss TIE flevis eminent reueu,n ,p,.k in wrong
tern. Of tlS uasi 'sise q 'hese ~s,sTs Prot E1.ons
o. Affairs Ed-,yd sprins N u = Ss~.Yol Dr r Camp
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ose .. thIoni u.,ihes OF .'eTsl ysss s.nd; ~tsh 20:
.ar.d y e u'e q as gssr Di Beot II am -.i'dsd
that ho. wAos hshly valuable u iasl s"1iA Dr
pesh' sy ltey m9', Dc h.hly ben'to'l ior al chronic
better he Academy q n y.ei.n. 10 ,S fhy q Ss~Yet
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tsnoous biseA 'hroi, DypsPa Csrouie D'Asea ,hroni
u Yss,e heuohsre ,seb Psrar. Hsmorh.sos ard The
coqlAtivc }eyd Fevtr The Water LAY also %
con,sle. srcs 1 r,rsc'ed fever. 70 ess,e Toe sP
pete nd promote ds.o In psc,, Pa o ~, nun
membrane Of he Intestine " Sslc.l.i ss.isnt o. Li,s
heinF u.urs,e .d a. b.ihs uorr .en AID les
R ~ a. r,,s s.S ss :. S ss a s
,iis, a. az perpetual sse.o
Dysrepsa usctsd WITH alkaline condition q the stomach
Fyross wsefBfssh vi prove better ihaa hydro
rhlrc aid Colea Pctouau and other
consequences lrsas from the action at Lad this War
prove sduirNSe sntiAoe In Chrouc Phsyus's yn
All. CArouic Muccns Cstauh aud Humid Asthma Cho1ic
Ophthsla tex;crusy FATgle in UleeIsed Sore Threats
Of salvation AID IN LeucoThsA and elect aud ssO IN
Pile
When tAlen Internally wine -zlAssl Of the Water. diluted
tAkru three times dAy. 10 ruH crut for a ID 1t
Other testimonials from ply aEs ana other rssreesseie h.
AViduels - = - sVplc s,isu 10 the Agent
Dealers ,apphed on liberal terms
DO Water genuine NH - pfosared rom
n W BOsTwICK s'h Asrn,.
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In PURSUANCE OF an order oi the Surrogate OF
TIE County ri New YORK potee y hsIsey gwen g. Al per
having claims atanu HBERY GOLDSTEIN, late Of the
City Of keiok deceased q pessnt To IN vouchers
theIfof subscbs az the ccs % Abrsu bi;~nh0-f
No ~ Broadway ;he City Nov before s~ hs,
q September uSatDated New ora IL. l5 dsy 81 -b
rssry leo SIMON GlTMANN, ty,srr,c-,
% iawtuNrd LAZARt 5 GOLDsIEIE. iiA'@