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The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1860-07-05
Documents of the Hmoy,5s5t,om.

Perhaps some of our readers may be
surprised to hear that the records OF
the Inquisition at Some are at this mo-
ment at Dublin, and accessible to any
one who can lead the italian language.
The history of this extraordinary addi~
tioh to our historical records is this
The late Duke of Manchester was at
Rome since the disturbance Of 1848.-
He discovered that the minute books of
the Inquisition, extending over more
than a century, had been carried off
among the plumber, and that they were
for sale. He Immediately paid the price,
amounting to several hundred pounds,
and from him they passed into the hands
Of Rev. Richard Gibbings, now Rector
o. Tessauran and formerly editor OF the
''IndeX Expurgatorius." The records
~ere afterwards purchased by DR.. Wall,
the present Vice-P Provost, rnd presented
to the College Library. They may
now be seen in the manuscript room.
The visitor to the Library will see in
the manuscript room large press, cen
tanning fifty or sixty quarto volumes,
closely written and bound in red, in
imitation, we suppose, of the statutes
Of Draco. These are the original min
ute books, written from time to time,
and containing the actual proceedings
Of the Holy Office, in the handwriting
OF the Inquisitors and their clerks.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1860-07-05

AN INcIDENT.-They met, twas on
the sidewalk, and he thought to cut a
swell, and so he raised his beaver grace
fully, bent his body like an L. She
bowed and smiled SO sweetly, that he
thought her very nice-quite forgetting
for moment that he stood upon the
ice.-Thus little reckoning what he did,
or how he stood or where-his head ap-
preached the pavement, and his heels
went up in the air, while he stern ly and
with violence, on the sidewalk took his
seat, and with very sheepish look,
picked himself up, and the way he put
around the corner isn't very often beat,
as far as speed is concerned, at all
events.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1860-07-05
Fashionable Anthem ,
FIR o Nj PUN CHI


Long live our gracious Queen,
Who won't wear crinoline,
Long live the Queen
May her example spread,
Broad skirts be narrowed;
Long trains be shortened;
Long live the Queen!
o storm of scorn arise,
Scatter French fooleries,
And make them pail,
Confound those hoops and things,
Illustrate those horrid springs,
And India rubber rings,
Deuce take them all
May dresses Haunting wide
Fine figures cease to hide;
Let feet be seen;
Girls to good taste return,
Paris flash modes unlearn,
No more catch Ere and burn,
Thanks to the Queen.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1860-07-05

The Hoosac (Mass.) tunnel is progress
ing at the rate oftwo and half feet per
day.-On the eastern side the workmen
have penetrated 1858 feet, and on the
west side about 80 feet. There are
yet three and half miles of solid rock
between them. The great boring ma
chine which was formerly used is now
abandoned as useless, and the work is
prosecuted by blasting.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1860-07-05

~Ten years ago, Wisconsin had
not single mile Of Railroad compile
ted within her borders. Now nearly
one hundred thousand miles are daily
traversed by the cars. Wisconsin is
State of rapid progress find another in
the Union that will compare with her,it
you can
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1860-07-05

sW~ The Albany Argus says if the
south had not seeded from the Conven-
ton, Douglas would never have got
votes enough to nominate him, and
would soon have been withdrawn
This is probably so; therefore Douglas
owes the partial nomication he has, to
the hot haste and blunders of his enc
mics.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1860-07-05

az The New York Liquor Dealers
Association, an organization with 800.
900 capital, designed to prevent the ex-
ecution of the State temperance laws,
has been indicted by the Grand Jury
for a misdemeanor in conspiring to
Commit an act injurious to the true
administration of the laws"
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1860-07-05

A great many young ladies of fortune
have, despite everything their parents
could do, entered converts these last
seven years in France. No less than
five converts have been erected in Par
is with the fortunes of heireses.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1860-07-05

CELEBRITY OR DEATH."-The New
Albany Qnd) Tribune records the sui
eide Of William Letcher, mulatto man,
by shooting himself with pistol. He
was an escaped slave, and the fear of
being recaptured and returned to bond
age SO worked upon him as to lead to
the tragical result. He had been
wandering free man for some years.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1860-07-05


and of the North, for
'sTruth crushed to earth will rise again;
| The eternal years of God are hers;
| While error, wounded, writhes in pain,
| And dies amid her worshipers."
say go for non-intervention in the
broadcast sense of the term. / say thai
this whole thing should be taken out Of
the hands of the General Government
say it is all wrong to be spending two
or three millions of dollars annually
from our pockets, and sacrificing thou.
sands of lives upon the coast of Africa,
In that terrible cline, to prevent our
going there to get few negroes. If il
is right for us to 90 to Virginia and buy
a negro and pay 50, 900 for him, it is le-
gally right for US to go to Africa, where
we can get him for $50. Applause
and laughter. Here is the condition
we are placed in, and you may as we'll
come to your senses and face the mnsic.
There are 1000 of our negroes now
down at Key West begging and plead
ing not to be sent back. IF they should
be sent back what would be the result :?
One half of them would die before they
get there, and the other half would be
turned upon the Coast of Africa, upon
the Coast of Liberia, among strangers,
to be eaten up by cannibals, or to be
caught and sold again, or die of starva-
ton and this you call humanity. I
say it is piracy. I say that our govern
ment is acting against right and reason
in this matter. And if the Southern
men had the spunk and spirit to come
right up and face the North, | believe
the Northern Democracy at least, would
come to the true doctrine of popular
sovereignty and non>intervention. APP
plause and laughter.
Think of it to Two thousand Of
these poor barbarians from Africa,
caught within the last fonr weeks, and
kept upon that miserable Island of Key
West, dying there from disease and
starvation, and what do not die are to
be sent back by our Government at an
expense of one or two millions, though
they are pleading and begging not to
be sent back and landed upon the coast
of Africa. 1t is cruel, inhuman, wrong,
and | appeal to the good sense of the
American nation against it. Look at
John Bull. He has bound us to catch
all we can and send them back at an
expense of $25 per head. We send
them back. But what does John Bull
do? When he gets them he appren-
tees them out again and makes slaves
out of them. That is the hypocritical
treaty that you are bound by. And yet
[ hear no Southern voice, or Northern
voice raised against this aggression upI
on the law of nature, and of natures
God But intend to raise my voice
against it, humble as it is.
Now this may be secondary ques-
ton, before us tonight. The great
point is harmony and union in the great
Democratic party. Let us whip the
Black Republicans; let us win the
fight: and when we have settled these
things let us act together and all will be
right.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1860-07-05
EwThe city of Hamilton, G. w

Ia The city OF Hamilton, Q. W.,
with a population of 90 900, owes two
million dollars, on which the interest is
1882, 900 annually, in itself very heavy
tax. The population has on this ac>
count fallen off 10000 as compared
with ten years ago, and is still increas-
ing. Property is unsaleable, and hous-
es are offered to let for the taxes alone.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1860-07-05
DIE. y. q. ARNDT.

PhYsicj17l md SUygeOB- W0Ud respectfully announce
To- his friends and the public generally that he has pema
nently located himself in the City of KenCsha. Having
practsed 5 profession for the past seventeen years he
hopes by sta let attention business to merit share OF
public patronage.
REsIpEyoE u Market street, doors west of the Court
House wierc he may be found, at all times, eady to
attend professional calls.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1860-07-05

TELEGRAPH TO THE PAcIPIc.-Presi-
dent Buchanan has signed the overland
Telegraph bill. 1t is therefore, law
and proposals will soon be out for
building the line.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1860-07-05
TO Lea& Sc.

4 NTH the LIST DAY of April next, IA new
- Dwelling House. and Eight acres of -
Land attached TO it, now furnishing good pas LII
tufage to several cows-lying just west Of the ciJy
limits Of kenosha, It is the property belonging to
me orphan Aid Society and will be rented low
to good tenant. Enquire of
henosha, June 20, 80. JOHN GRIDLEY.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1860-07-05
LYMAN 81 BONE,

N c5'y PtJltc anal TraRsldt0r, Lana and Insurance
cnt. Business transacted in French, German, Sweed
ish, Danish and Norwegian. Office at the Gravel Foun
dry, corner of South and Exchange streets 1y41
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1860-07-05
s46UerE6S6asS.

THE KESosHA TELEGRAPH is the Oldest Newspaper the
State Of W sconsiuhas DOUBLE the Circulation Of any
paper published in Southern Wisconsin, which makes it
very desirable medium for Advertising
y
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1860-07-05

Boots Shoes Leather, Findjngs, DC. Ecery 0Griety
every article pertaining their business may be had
them mt the lowest prices. Custom work to order
Leather for sale. Hides bought, &c. Corner of Mar
ket square and Main street. See advertisements.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1860-07-05
Wool i'm Michigan.
[From the petroil Advertiger

The past ten days have formed an
important period in the commercial
history Of our State for the current year
In that short space of time upwards Of
one million dollars of eastern capital has
been actually paid out to our farmers
for their wool clip-an amount OF
wealth, calculated, in the present i'm
poverished state of our money market
to work an untold influence for our com
mercial prosperity. The clip has beer
a heavy one, and it has brought fair pri
ces. The season is considered to be a
bout three>fourths over. 1t has beer
characterized, SO far as this State is
concerned, by more determined compe
tition than has ever before been known
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1860-07-05

PM iti1a ana SurgeOn- win be told at his Office IN
rkweaher's Drug Store, or his residence, corner
oChcago and Park streets, at all times ready to at
nd the calls of the Public. SO
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1860-07-05

And now, while I am up, I want to
put my veto upon one thing. + know
that am not going to be applauded in
what | say; but seed sown in good
time will bring forth fruit; and though
you may say now that I am wrong, yet
l think | shall live to see the day when
the doctrines which l advocate tonight,
will be the doctrines of Massachusetts,
and of the North. for
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1860-07-05
sgOb Printing,

Bob Printing.
Book, Blank Job and Card Printing Of every description
executed with neatnes cheapness and prompness atths
Office Plain, Fancy, and Ornamental Printing! Colored
Inks and Bronze. With Five Power and Hand Presses
and extensive variety Of Type and Jobbing teral
the TELEGRAPH Establishment not exceed in this part
Ofthe West
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1860-07-05

The Ohio Journal Of Education
states that in aschool in that state, com
prising thirty-five scholars, nine of tn e
boys chew Tobacco: and five of the
girls are smokers.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1860-07-05
SOME DAY"

Some day. is the burden of many song that
was never done in rythm FLORENCE PERCY has
thus given one of them.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1860-07-05

"Truth crushed to earth will rise again
The eternal years of God are hers;
While error, wounded, writhes in pain,
And dies amid her Worshipers 81
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1860-07-05
LANCE d DOYLE,
N. A. BROWN,
JON B. JILSUN,

Breloer amt Haa1sRicturer Of Pale and timber AIes-
A pure article warranted. Brewery few rods east
the Gravel Foundry at the foot Of Wisconsin ST. Iva
, 1860-03-30

| the Philadelphia PF<ss, or not,> starts run,or
that the slaTes formerly owned by Hon. Ed
ward Bates, ron away from him, instead Of be-
ing e@auclpated. =, The story is utterly false.
with half a stock Of cren African sense. would
not run away from 50 kind master a. Mr.
Bates, md no one that ever belonged to him
WIS guilty Of tho indisc1stion.-St. Louis Ere
ning Netrs.
The whole number of volumes now in the
Astor Library, according to the eleventh aupual
report, which las just been Lid before the New
which about 10000 belong to the literary de.
p1rtment- >.
. The NuRpxnERs or Dr. KE11r.-Tle Ocaia.
(Fa.) Companion says:
The trial Of the remainder Of the negroes en-.
gagged in the murder Of their master, Dr. kci,t,
was concluded on Saturday evening last, after
long ana tedious investigation. The evidence.
a.regularly drawn jury, who shortly returned
With the following verdict: "israel and Allen
guilty, and to be hanged on Wednesday; John
and the wife Of Lewis who knew the murder
was to be committed, are to be whipped" The
jury did not altogether agree as to the punish
ment to be inflicted On John, and it is thought
that be will be hung.
$1,000 FER WEE5.-A friend informs us that
he made application at Charleston for accomo.
dations, and that the prices asked were Il 600
per week for parfor, three bedrooms md
dining room for SIX persons. In smother case,
$50 per week was asked for two rooms without
furniture HdsAingtos Staks.
David Tucker, worthy citizen of Har-
ford county, Nd, md q prominent Methodist,
has been indicted by The Grand Jury-wh1ch It
is needless to sag, was wholly composed Of
Democrats-for circulating incendiary docu-
ments. His otfense consisted in giving to the
good scholars Of his Sunday School class
present Of one years. subscription to the Sunday
ScAoot Adcoedte.
We have dates from St. Domingo up to the
4th instant. A baltimore company has obtained
grant from the Government to nay;gate by
steam the Tuna River, which rises in the Ciboa
mountains, and traveFsiug for $50 miles a plain
from ten to forty miles wide, e1pties into the
Bay Of Samana- A Yankee mining party is en-
gagged in aumipg the Inagua Rirer. tributary
of the Ciboa, where they have found abundance
Of gold. Tho whcle country is gold bearing and
the Government is giving ercry encouragement
to American enterprise.
EFFEcrs or BAD CoxrAxT.-Thcre arc three
lads Of this village row in the Jail here, one Of
whom is q colored boy. On the day after the
boys. we're put IN confinement, the father Of the
colored boy paid visit 10 his rec1eant son, aud
thus addressed him: "uaven'tI whipped you,
talked to you, and locked you upland hayen't
! always told you tha. if you associated with
these d--d LITTLE uAite eu.sss you would
bring up here ''-Oyle Exporter.
, 1860-03-30
WALTER ktN0ALL, CT e.
t}At1rr i UyfcrcutE. Cumrr, ) S'f. Hll.i- il-aw


GTATE OF ILLINOIS, County o,'
~ Cook. S.-ruper:or tauEt Of th!rafa. y t",n',
lTN-La,sin = lIud1s .st WuEsn G:nu1t > Alma :.
T.r.<F ND "a. \. ra.uer. he:I. infant hs:dtr as
JnIn H. f-mxs d<ta-%d.-Pe;!EoM sor M.sl an,s
aul Sarah (. Palmer. A:'&atants a!*avs nst,sd la.
lnk teen a'et IN the utca Of sas Clerk u NJ.
prFi.,f Iay, Of thrasn. S.rx i x.veh tns
sai Anna = Palmer -nl s.sza, E. fa.uvs r<-
be ,he:E p~lun n -ad G:nEt: on It's cbanesfy
,u:nmuns ,h.uupon ned out " sad T. ul ea't sat
tfrp.t ,I,.. u1aslr 1s nzss Monday *t LAY 1tas.
i3.n u hy law rtcNst1.
Now, unle,+ vun tc spL Anna 5. :arer ahu Sarah f.
Palmer AclF and If.nt chiIurrn Of ], hn K. fAtr. DE-
ceased, shall ptsscnay ts aal a;rcas txf"ls SIC fart
supenns Cnut Of Ch1cak". Of tfoS onnt. on lhs n1t
Comfy ou tbs dis, 40 Day Of Mar. \. H. H. -u x".
dsmur to l's SD rcsi1so! the sne. An IT,,
attcss ann h therein cha1k aa IT. a.. will btt.kt,,
eoic% e and cute, ,sd aEN MT ac.essln.
WALTER KIMpALl. Ctsx.
GALxCr L UTrcucacE. Con hts >oF.. 1Ak1 III. w
, 1860-03-30
mcniciues, Sc.
THE GREATEST WONDER OF
Il TIE NINETEENTH CENTURY.
Pref, Woods Hair Restorative.

ssysth. st. Lous Mo-. !,emo:rat: Bslew ~ prbfith
letses Dr: wood Q. thi. city from xcnutmau u
Mans gsass NIL ~ 's sye f. ts when ~
c0i1x ftlrn r~ltX. SOURCE. II certtnc4rs
tr~ afsuE tie d. ne.ds 70 snoosasum' Ut: useel puf'
EA.H. k1az. Jsn. 10. 1853.
..esoc ssd fsx @,s; aaes 5cnsas
r1e. Of Tau: ha!E restorative W.: lucsj ~ MAKE np.
p:asaon Of uI,on NY own iai: wl;a I'd gcceas oas
chasacler- :,.e shtra tn,ha procured botle "
your hair :sst:;;sr s3 ";es \ .., ss@ ,.s;s fana "a
Tone cat certify t. tee x:or'd liz. The E...
face and Nv la1 s resuacd T. na.uTat eelot and e
tcve aud coasy aa h4s been before for tweu
Il x t1as e. ssssa ~ e. re . e I
Tne asovs nosxe teem aae 70 you p; yoa. valuable
" Sfss;lon, ~ vi. il. ne iasc :sa:icn n5
statements. an citizen hf u'' ey SO s1esldtnt heIe
.s e IT, .ass
~ o' Es:s,* Ut; K;;TGSp !; Ss
WOODS HAZE RESTORATIVE.
ProteEnE Hoed-peay Sir: iIavEg rad tic sa:asostrne
e sesv ss tas ssxi I .es s:!;s.:: 'S sea
ri! + ao H y saa
r. sip,es ~ o' + xe9 5asSx i19s
1r sas n..s, q h
tsa ~, Asl' kc1'caan Of great 'uS;ef S ri En'
Ksosrs,='z. :s.: II. lssa-
Har Restorative, II gives 10 ray tat rs 1dest
has kern excellent IN removing !nsa,r Gantru aud
;lsas H. s"s =; sSs;: & e: .s f rs ss s
: sa =: ! X e: : ~:
rs:. T.: T. + Gs s
fEues'.:s .nd Faacr GOOD. Tel!er. t.
, 1860-03-30

MASTERS SAI.E.-State OF Itl;-
1RI ns;.. County Of {. o.. s.s.-SuceE cntt Of Chi
sx-!n thaneesy. L3m .. .a:.d W. Jsncs z lanss.
Eu.r. Luc.s D. D!lsteJ. I. I'D Akin, Loul~ Ft*dmao,
Jahn 3earsJr tou.ey sh \. H1rr'.t AlTAm
II. Cover, Alex Ind-e Hcl,ow, Il. Err T. AeCasR. and
The. h.azo aaa Milwaukee Rai1zoai Compaay."-Usil
10 EoFeelose NJrElKe.
~ ic nrcc Hereby s!yea th.t u pursuance Of do
ceta orles etee. In 'ee sros. cans. On ' ;Ge'L day
sIt cout viii TIC twelfth >i.t j DAY o. Apn', a. y.
isl It oek In the foFeEon u that dsr rel At ro5
lc aucon b. te.t tiies fur cab, se unt.h
Cuu II in The city Of Che1xo. in 4aa'orntv
Of Cook. following dtt:ios1 rs.s+. much
said ttce~ with lat and ec.s stnc In re City Of
th:go. n tie County o. tcok and sta1e Of Ii ue! To-
Ht-I Vt II, n bIuck xsy four t6I Lot ntf'r l3 II
ntck +.h:y ons ~ az L.s ns ts, in Hs<k esI,y.
bers ttos:e, Mathss md Rehssls "tIs Iowa
Of Chicago. liza SCOTT.
.ilavr.n Chaneery Of TIE Super ur Cont Chsca o.
pate1 Etica.n, Mafrh l.t. lss4t. n.nl4.t Mid
, 1860-03-30
CTATE OF ILLINOIS, County OF

~ Cook. *.S.-Supcrier Cou.t Of t:eaka. May rt1m,
l,GG-La kin $. M,iE- and EssFea Gtaolc W. AEaA :.
rAiaes anil --aa +. rames he al :4'n1 ealts.n .:
john X. lanler dtts Oh Ios M%<h1nl Lien.
ss1 E. l'a!ntr u&etdlHi> aoevr ~ utJ. h.vr. bsea
hel IN tho Nlce ire ccr: of aid >uI Ut t~a'' 1f
CLl ago. Notice il hereby kvrn the >4l1 aarx j. Fl
Sarah 6. pLm@r ,hat The r. 'tius IT'S dtd their
IL sAi TOUT. lbs Ch side ts."s. on tbs
is.leA o sd Cvt aEaast s4 "sien .nt.. tetuEaac
,ha as.: AonJay II -r NJ. 1se1 l" BY S Ie1asd
ranc nc:zs sd !ne4nt rhl d.n ot John H. l:a,*s +
e&-sea nv: per1pay * aot b*sos. tte s ~.
II The term thereof to b h"ltsn a chscaso II sAlt
Copntr tic dist Mhn,isy Q. Hay. 1860, rlca
swcy Or ,*t:nu. TO Tie sud tsan tte Ard tar
iss and thE* tese.a charged an .ttd vi se lAktn
cnnJt.ss' ald thtcird axaa 2zcu!tEt IL
;he payer vi sA1a I~tuc T. ,-,,, ,:,.,
=, - - .4vvr
, 1860-03-30
eD The following is 3 sample Of the
Numerous 3eters ecnsau,ty recaisus sosi Hos.ettas

CaxAnrAcuA. Jr1h Is, 1850.
q. MEss1s uosrE4rt1 SxTn, fstahurgk. la.-Gents -
Aswe arc sra.etr, herewith cnelo.c you twenty elsht
oliax fo7 dozen ose;tets eto1sa Dltess, which
ease {orxa,d Vi. Michigan Southern 1:alroad. Toledo
Ohio and Clayton Station. lharcpurcha*ed seve1a dozen
tosles at Toledo but the sale lsoa the aceass
~ muh tat wish to open direct trade with you. was
induced try Your E.stets y phyciau for Liver Com
plant and received such material MD that hava
u,epfd otca aud hrve sod aout dozen per wcIk
for tina. have all kinda ct cd1e In my fto1e.
hut ctr IL that can c,eersu1ly and t1tlfuy
recommend 1tess for know they have hciped
lcyond my expectation. Ycurs, respectfully.
hhiedAwew pI{ILO WILSON.
, 1860-03-30
rI,RUSTEE'S SALE-Whercas,

l. Aaron Iaz.aAam, baehelo., The eftt ehfh tay of
Soslnvs A. ttSa executed md delivered Ia ne. thu
undersigned. TfuIste. hetd Of rEu-t. conveying tar
ptt.r rntrl st IN 4ttbrr tie pay nrht OF
certain Prom Hsrrultf@ deeilae't thfrean,
fe ~ 4 tIal~ hci4 wiki 1ut + u Fs' lHEdTel
aud Fifty Uar. u, ali. Vie ,.4s ftcr t,- dAr thtv.af
With tnc,est at 'e rae re- eent a,: b. '*,; ~
Hu1y, whi - e~d ses,rdt1 IL te Keen d&Fs
urca Of Coos County llnu4 IN salk No. la Of Desds.
1t *o aa: a:I. whereas. .tfAn has eeea mn!c In ihs
pa}t nj sid uote and nt-e.t secured hv raid iced Of
.Fusf. and a2pL ctlon has been nada 70 by the legal
holder teEeoi, Aaron Miller, to Tho p1euxA
t1- amount die OIL A41 not
Uw tier ft. pubic notice = hereby given that In put,
s.ne Of TIC power Ant auth rfy IN vsstd BY vtua
ii: 31s Jay of a eh A. .. sr" Il ten O'Clock 1t
lie nt 1h doof Of !hs Court IN the City IT. e1xo.
u" parctl ef ac.. to ~sst ealt " ths vest taf
II t=s uheast quarter Gf + tt!n founeen IL Tuwh-ht9
lorv t% Moth tt4n&e th tl:}, af irt Ernci
p As1iaa. together With al anA singular the hetda-
et. 4ud aP3ustt she.cun1o hel.nens nd al at
:sac aGd squty Of zy4 4npoa f the az.d lrxra.
h7u. tu u 1khedaess a.orezald
aa1 Tie Of aa!i sale,
, 1860-03-30

COYEl'S SUl4rANA SAUCE,
~ For To. aa Co.a Dishes q: III k!.. This mos. ds
ilc.ous and at1es!,1ns :as-a: by the eao~"2i
"soyer" 70. TIE London !eor. aa Is soc+ lis deetase-
Manufactured hy the veil knwu house Of Csnsse black
vel, Loa :on from the otaa recipe. It = tho favoEta
saace n England. and he Continent. with h!:h aad
Rro,as anon American E2IcuSes. and mueh
ap>so;e 1t as ar1uient the a3pete and to dxesion-
OPINIONS uF THE LONDON PEEsS-
.Nsrse,E,mrnl correspondent TO trT Mo2s. Soyers
nav s1uce entitled the 'SAaaa SAUCE. It Ii mads alter
,ae Tu.kh rr74 II aavo.ts ezeest. and aoss
siderable i'd in cases Of slow AID wax dxaktoaLTha
Lancet.
savos1. Faaaa. aad worthy sae genius Of soyer
-tobsesTes.
~ most valsAhfs adun=s IA FISH, F!ssh aDd Fowl arst
should hare plaza ons vary tahte-{Aras.
sois Agents for the United St.sea
GARDNER q. .YVELIN, II. Futon st.. Hcw York,
asd BEAY 4 HAYES, - Cosnhll. Boz&ea. For saJ4 by
6zoeers and Fruit Dea1ets cverYxhe+e. iat.axAd.n