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BY FRANK CROSBY,
OF THE PHILADELPHIA BAR
IT TELLS YOU
How to draw up PARTNERSHIP PAPERS and
gives general forms for AGREEMFNTs OF all kinds,
BILLS of SALE, LEASES and PETITIONS.
IT TELLS YOU
How to draw up BONDS and MoRrGAGEs,
Affdavits, Powers of Attorney, Notes and Bills
OF Exchange, Receipts aud Releases.
IT TELLS YOU
The Laws for the COLLECTION of DEBTS, With
the Statutes of Limitation, and amount and kind
of property Exempt from Execution in every
States.
IT TELLS YOU
How to make an Assignment properly, with
forms for Composition with Creditors, and the
Insolvent Laws Of every State
IT TELLS YOU
The legal relations existing between Guardian
and Ward Master and Apprentice, and Land
lord and Tenant.
II TELLS YOU
What constitutes Libel and Slender, and the
law as to Marriage Dover, the WIte's Right in
Property, Divorce and AIimont
IT TELLS YOU
The Law for Mechanics Liens in every State,
and the Natnra;z ttion Laws of this country, and
how 90 comply with The same.
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CI.erI: Court a,aaitowce Ceag.y.
George q. Gle
GgtL st


against .,,I 49,, e,,,.,,,.t
William G. Chase
TITHE State Of Wisconsin, to William c. Cha G.
! You are hereby summoned aid qglrsf TO
answer thec2u p.aint ii this action, ,lI .s4rvc /.
copg Of vour ansrzer to the said .nm a.at an
.hn sulscIi5c.s at their Office, Nos Sad lar
tins Block, in the civ Of milwaukee, w ois =,
within TIVE ty days after the service h.rca.. eN.
elusive 0. the day Of such service; ed il ca tail
to answer tie said complaint wit.ia ,a4 nae
.fares.id, the plaintiff il this action "lll 5aAe
iudgmett ga ust you for the sum cf Two Gund-
rcd and foasf cen 1900 Dollars, with intere.
from he 25 h day Of June, one Thousand ,i7hr
hundred aud sixty, besides the co-.a Of tbs ac-
ton. Witness, The Hon. Ovid Taylor, Judge
OF the circuit court Of Ia0jtowoc county, tbs
18th day of July 1850
SMALL s. CAGSWELL,
Plaintiff Attorneys, Milwaukee, Wis.
Tha complaint in s aeiiuu wa filed II N.o
Office Of tie er, u the cUcu.- court, &aai.o"oc
county, July 20, l8Ga
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e All kinds of Farmers Produce taken al
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ROM THE PREFACE.

FROM THE PREFACE.
The Ewrrrs, JOSEF hina was one of the mos
TernaTkabl" Of al the extraordinary character
who rose into conspicuous public positions
consequence Of the French Revolution Won
deriul are the events Of her life. With the kline
est and most aifectioHate of human hearts sh
united the 7ternest principles of rectitude, and
comprehensive genius.
In political foresight, her superiority to Nspo
leon IS now universally recognized. Had II
listened to her adT'Onitions, the fall Of his en-
pre- might have been averted. 1t is worthvt
notice that this political foresight and ability ha
been Inherited b her descendants, two of whom
Napoleon III. and Pedro H. respectively tn
present emper0rs Of France and Brazil. ar
among the abest soveregns now reigning
world
The events of Josephines life. and remarkabl
taits Of character which she displayed amids
the most amazing vicissitudes of fortune. affor
not only an exceeding interesting but bighl
instructive lessen to All who read her biograph,
H. this respect her career, taken az o whole, M
Challenge comparison with that OF any other hi
tOrical persouages in history
Josedhne constantly looked to the rlory
France and the fame Of her husband az the tw
most desirable objects. When Napoleon desire
to perpetuate bis dynasty By a second marriag
n"iCH HiCht glt!Q hlm q male helr to his throne
Josephine nob!y sacrificed her own feelings
what sac vas told might eventuats to the advaI
tage of France. IN his adversely this true VIC
man forgot all but their happy years of wedde
lcyc--gemeubcr cred not that she had been repr
dated, bat that he was unfortunate
We have freely drawn apon various authors
who have recorded anecdotes and traits of .Jc
Sephine, as related to them, with the tender re
greet Of affection which, too late, recognized he
fnll value, by Napoleon himself, in his closin
years, and it it hoped that the book will be foun
reliable as well as entertaining. Full of trutI
yet it is the very Romance of Biography,
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calling your attention to his liberal method
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How to make yoar VIII, and how to a.
minister On an Estate, with the Lav and repui
ments thereof in every Safe.
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IT TELLS YOU

Tie SYMPTOMS Of Cholera Norbus, Malignant
Cholera, Smallpox, Dvsentery, Cramp, Dis
eases OF tie Bladder Kidueys and Liver, and
tie best remedies for their cure.
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IT TELLS YOU

TIE law fer Patents, with mode of procedure
in obtaining one Intorterauces, Assignments and
Table of Fees.
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IT TELLS YOU

The meaning Of Law Terms in general use,
and explains 70 you the Legislative Executive
ana Judicial Powers OF both the General ard
State Governments,
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IT TELLS YOU

Tie symptoms Of Plcurisy, HUMPS Neuralgia,
Apoplc~v, Paralysis, The various Diseases f
rIe Iuloa., Teeth, Ear aud ~ e, and the best
...eEies tur tier cure.
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IT TELLS YOU

Til" symptoms Of Fever and Ague, and Bilious,
Yellow, Typhus, Scarlet aud other Tevers, and
gives you The best and simplest remedies for
tLeil cure.
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IT TELLS YOU

The symptoms OF Ilaue IA, Consumption, Dys-
papsi1, Asthma, DgoFsr, ar, Rheum m,
Lumoago, Erysipeiqs, &c, aud gives you the
best remedies for their cure.
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The symptoms Of Group, Cholera. Mfsntum,
Cole Diarrbml, Worms, Scaled Head, Ring
worm, Chickcn-poz, &c, and YES you tie
hes remedies for their cure.
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1T TELLS YOU

The Law concerning Pensions and how to
obtain one, and nc Pre-Enption Laws to Public
lands
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1T TELLS YOU

The symptoms Of Epilepsy, Jaundice, Piles,
Rupture, DI eases Of tie Heart, HemorIhage,
VepereaI Diseases, and Hydrophobiu, and
gives the best remedies for their cure.
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ALTERS SALOON,

LOUIS kENPER, Sheriff.
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The best and simplest treatment for Wounds,
Broken Bones and Di-iocations, Sp.ains Lock
jaw, Fever Sores, White SNeIings, Ulcers.
Whitlows, Bois, Scurvy, Burns and Scrofua
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OR READY PAY. The store IS full OF GOOD
GOODS. There IS hardly room to tIrn round.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-06-11

r. ..tt, eJ.. o. she W4.'ia..o >....s t.e metro
ro.sn mouth piece Ex-senator Douglas and ai, Northern
sqrattersoyer,leuty Fras=ol supporters n al article
i. that paper few DAYS ago. ae tli ,ae following mPe
-.s proclamation "I1s a9f.sl'..s n a.n7E DoCalA~
..t. fls9f.. atr..s.. OPPOSITION TO aIs ls t5-l-oN
I'D. lgs PAsry AND 20 rHE JN.oN.'
VIVA. think tbe great mass OF Southern Democrats who
oppose the nomination OF Dor5rAs OF such declaration
from DoralAs conldeat-si organ at Washington. Are
they indeed committing --..oa against the Democrat
Sc party and agaias, the Jlo1 ev P-el-,iug aud In
.,ti1g upon the nomination %, some 0.ler distinguished
Democrat Wsat saw the gs-Iea.1 Democrats tcom
tie Cotton States who assemble il CHS g..y to-day Is
itfslly a fact that their opposition % DoCeLtS SIS
rea.ou 20 their party aud TO the Unions W they sub
lr.. 20 be thus denounced aud cl,umuiateds WIN ,de
masses Of the Virginia and southern Democracy bow
their neck 70 ths yoke and refuse % resent Jbe sEde-
that IN opposing DoyllA, they guilty Of treason 20
tlsir party and TO the Jnions
He.rtbe DorsLAsorzlu further TO surrender JCnGr
porslAs under che circumstances IS TO surrender the
aus. Of truth and justice into t6e hands Of men. who
have sought 70 perer. che one and prostitute the other
The sacrifice Of JrnsE DoUGlAs would be an act
o. such mon.tro1s injustice and iuadelly, % conc
and ne GIrprrs.1A ef tlc iHt'.f- $1,000
law and the prophets The decree has goue forth from
no.al himself through h uoa,l piece, the Wash
i.eton States, that DoUalAs mus, be nominated hat
opposition to him Is treason TO the party aud TO the
Ta.oar-and tina, bis 'sacrifca a, Baltimore would be
Al act or such moas;rous g. lsice aud iuhiey, As 10
ClauAND THE Dispersion os rIE PARTY i'
Now With such spiri: and purpose animstirg Dora-
A. and bis friends What hope is there Of the South o5
tanning satisfactory recognition Of her Constitutional
rights al Baltimore Aud what hope OF chance is there
for reconciliation between the Northern and Southern
wings Of ,he Democracy II Do-GL,s should be nom
p,sd the rights Of the South would necessarily be sacr
fsd If DoraLas should not be noin.ted that itself
would be Of such aonstroas' character, in the esti
B,.on Of his friends 'ls 10 command dispersion Of
the partyr'
verify, the national Democracy in the most Devil
daring and painful dilemma inAgnAbe-iaastFAng, how
aver. The great scrp,aral truth that "hs cay q @'
rassgrs55W i hard
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-06-11

Georgetown for money expended in the construction Of
the Little Falls bridge. Referred to the Committee OF
the Whole the Private Calendar
The Senate amendment to the bill extending the char
ter Incorporating the German Benevolent Society in the
District, was concurred in
The bill to authorize divorces in the district of Co
lumbia, aud for other purposes, was taken up and
passed.
The House then took up the Avenue Railroad bill for
which substitute proposed by Mr.. Carter, of New
York
Whereupon, the House went into Committee of the
in the chair.
The Avenue Railroad bill was considered in Commit
tee without conclusion thereon The committee then
rose.
Mr. Ely, of N. York, announced the death of his col
league, Mr.. Burroughs and paid tribute Of respect.
Messrs Fenton and Etherdge followed The usual re-
solutions were adopted and the House adjourned.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-06-11
IRON HAVANA

HAyANA, June -Four murderer5 were executed this
morning by the g}rottea very uncomfortable specta.
ole for the thousands there See One of the murder
els spends his life in prison.
The sock Of the Emancipado negroes at Key West is
said to be increased by 4othe cargo of an American
schooner. This, loweyer needs confirmation The gen.
era health Of Havana is good
Our sugar market quite active for the lower classes
Eor prime White aud ic!lows no demand Nos. 10 70
II, at TO 81 per 100 lbs Nos to $3I to 50 rs
do; Auscoyados,54 H. hoasscs at 81 rias and no Ia
kers. Exchange London - ~ to 10: New York.
- to -; New Orleans, to short Freight active
No vessels for the demand
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-06-11

The Constitutional Union party held grand ratfca.
ton meeting in New York Friday night aud by ac.
c!amaton endorsed Bell and Everett, as the standard
bearers OF the party EzRecotder Talmsdge presided
and speeches were made By Aessrs Henry OF Tenn De
Wiki, and others. Grca. enthusiasm prevailed
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-06-11
rlAIIiIERn
N0TgCE TO uVR a.

On Thursday NE IN Of Ju7e by the Rev william A. Camp
bell, Mr. CADNALADkR : GAINES, u Richmond, 10 Miss /;
WILLIAMSON, OF PoNh4ts equity Va
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-06-11

MOVEMENTS OF THE JAPANESE.
BALTIMORE, jane 9.-The japanese LETT here for Phil
'dsphl, in special train half past nine this morn
ug.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-06-11

HOOK AND SODA WATERFRONT at J. P. DUyALs
IL Drug Store and fresh driught Of SPARKLING HOOK
AND SODA Fresh Syrup, from the fruit always hand
Also Claret Port Wine and Water Melon syrups. j-'
DURE OLD WHITE WHISKY kept constantly
Il hand, foF sale by A. h. MOORE Agent,
je0 Carv
STONE WARE.-Jug Jars, Pitchers, Churn. sc for sale
- al factory pri"eI, by A. L. MOORE Agrnt,
jes
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-06-11
THE 0XYGENATEI RtrrERs.

The qualities Of this medicine have placed upon inpeLa
bic foundation. In destroying disease and inducing heA has
parallel.
For the following Complaints hese Btes Specific Viz
Dg1e'd, Hdgestioa, Heart Bum Aeidy, G'tirsass
loss eJ APEsfite, HeadGchs, AMI General DsJtiy
In many sections of country this preparation eKensTey
used by physicians 10 their practice and to have restored
many health who apparently beyond the reach the heal
Ing art.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-06-11

49, NOTICE TO OUR CUSTOM
49, Frs AND TsE PUBLIC GENERALLY-Our store
w b. closed every evening" Saturdays excepted 81 o'clock
until the 10Th o. August ALkN HILL a CO.
fstt n,
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Just Received
Rich LACE BURNOU5 MASTILLAs,


BEREGE ANGLAfS for Mant!las and Dresses
RICH SILKS
Spring and Summer Dress Goods all fresh rev. Kinds
Domestic Goods especially Cotton Osnabugs White Plaid
Striped TO be sold this date all trougl the June
VERY CAEAP Watkins ( FlCKLES.
MAY Bath
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,[%SUPERIOR EEPING

49, UUUTIH
super Pure LINEN sHEETINGs all widths
" Pillow sings
white Marselts Quilts al sizes
Fine Cotton Sheetings and Pillow Castings
Rich White Linen Danasks
super Dsmask Napkins and Table Cloths
DAmasx and Huckaback Tow cling and Towels
Lace, Muslin, Damssk and Broeate Curtains
Colored aud white Mating, all widths.
Table ana Floor Oil Cloths
Fine Imported Furniture Chn'Z
White aud cold plain and Ag'd Furniture Dmiiy
Plan. And Table Covers
Wine Cloth ard cold Fruit Napkins
ALSO
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-06-11

POYLEs SUPERIOR RRCrIFIKD wHIs-
ID AI,-0o bes ipF sale BY .,
iss-a La G. u DAVENPORT,
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-06-11
MONMOUTH planning MACHINES.

WOODWORTH planning MACHINES,
under the personal supervision Mr. John H. Lester whose repu
aion accomplished Machlnsi throughout
John II Lester Jane. g. Kent
Abram warwick, P. Horton Reach,
Horace L. Kent Christian Lshrop,
Edmond, Davenport Co., PC Warwick, Jr.,
W. g. Paine, Boiling W. HaxAn,
D. s. Mooldrdse Bw. Knowles,
Thos. W. McCance, Thos. l.. D. walford,
James Dunlop, John Geo. Gibson,
Thos L. Price, Keen Baldwin a Williams
WIN. Beers Edmond Davenport
J J. II / @1SSntague, q GennSS
" il Maciarisnd, l. W. GialebroOE,
ssml Putney, John Purcell,
Geo. Sumner, Crenshav Co.,
wm. II. HsX4ll H. Z. G Baskerville,
T. B. starke Corbln Warwick,
VIM. Palmer, Geo. W. Yancey
John Thompson Brown, JAs A. CoWsrdln,
Jos. p Winston, W. b. Pesssnts.
Saml J. Harrison,
N BAgents wanted In all the large cities the
United States Canada TO sell the above Machines terms
ac address LESTER Manufacturing Company RI hmond Va
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sY- Principal 6ce and Sales Room 9si Main st. apsO-u
OLD DOMINION SAVINGS BANK,
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VNHIs INSTITUTION will receive OPPOSITE which an Inter
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WYATT No 100 Main St, by the TREAsUREE,
Jos P SWORDS, Secretary.
oHAs &. WORKMAN, Treasurer
Chas Y Morrs., Jas H. Conway,
John Dooey. Ro II. Bosher
Geo. ". Williams, J b McCean1,
John o. Chies Z. g. MorrSs
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- TEIE REGIEAR MOYTTLY

IT, meeting 81 the Young Mems Christian Association,
VII be hed on E5DAY the 18th inst at o'clock
he Rooms Of the Assoc1 ia ooiln BujHs. In addition
o. the Inaugural address OF the newly elected Pcgsden
b. trrestiug essay will be real
tn Ladies specially and aEue:iy requested TO favor with
tlIsir presence. J. L BURREss.
leila Rrr,r,ny s.r,'v
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-06-11

49, offered 10 Of capitalize purchass he q.
Of partner retiring, engaged In the Wholesa-
Boot and Shoe Manu- acturng Company Pladephia The
old and well established fAvcraty klosu
throughout South and West The business increased
almost any amount Continued nlhealth Is the Of the m
lei retiring Address Of ALEX HILL Co.
mA22-iw l2I Main 81 RiclnO.d
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-06-11

49, o. will buy one Of Grahams small Stencils for
marking clothing with ISDSABLE ISg. Call and spec.
mems you I've In the country send for sample eucc.us
stamp. Also, every variety OF Brands made 70 order
A. L. GRAHAM Brand Cutter,
e2l-u Cor 18th and Cary ss under Tobacco Exchange
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-06-11

ICE PITCHERS, ICE PlTCHEHs.
Culver Plated Ice Pche much approved Of and considered
- quite dderauin hot weather. ny those who have used
them doubled walled and will Ice cold from
ito IL hours In the hottest weather. Call at Sc Main street
CHAS. UhsDEN,
Matchmaker and Jeweer.
NBWatches Clocks Spectacle, &C. repaired In the beat
manner and at low rates jelI
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-06-11

teele1t on 5h between Clay and Leigh Streets recently
cprd by Jddg- v Dalel deceas For terms apply Mr.
9 C. El.t en- Leigh l.seet near se;ouI or to
I.fI-Il L.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1860-09-29
NEWS BY TELEGRAPH.
BY THE z. W. LINE.
Exclusively for the Journal.

INDIANAPOLIS, Sept. 29-The Douglas
State mass meeting to-day was the largest
assembly of the Democracy since 1856. The
procession, composed of wagons and foot
men, bearing banners, &C., was about one
hour in passing a given point. Mr.. Doug
las received the demonstration of the mass
es in an open carriage drawn by four white
horses The most imposing feature of the
procession was the young ladies car, in the
centre of which stood a young lady attired
as the Goddess of Liberty. This feature of
the procession elected praises and applause
from every person. A desire to see Mr..
Douglas was manifested By all parties. His
speech was of the. same tenor of those here
tofore delivered in this campaign. lie
spoke about an hour and quarter. He re-
fused to answer question propOunded by
the Indiana journal, saying that they should
submit the same question to their own can
ddate for answer before offering such to
him He alluded to Breckenridge in severe
terms, charging him and his party with
abandoning the principles of Democracy,
and forsaking the plank in the Cincinnati
platform upon which he and Breckenridge
stood shoulder to shoulder in 1856. The
crowd is variously estimated at from 10000
to 100000, including a large delegation
from Kentucky.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1860-09-29

made the race under the saddle, the others
in harness. He paced beautifully, never
once breaking or making a false step
throughout the heat, which he accomplish
ed in two minutes and thirty-seven seconds.
Crowder was followed by George Lymans
New Albany bay stallion, Tempest, who
was two minutes forty-fve and three-fourths
seconds going through the mile. The first
half mile was done beautifully, and at its
expiration he was two seconds in advance
of Crowder's time, but he broke up very
badly during the last half mile, which
cause him to fall sadly behind. Mr.. G. N.
Webb's Warrick County J brown mare,
Lady SheH6ark, was next OF the track. A
great deal seemed to be expected of her, and
the result of her trial WAS something of a
disappointment to many of the spectators.
She paced badly, and was three minutes and
ten seconds in making the heat. She was
not, however, in good condition for the race,
and can do better. Mr.. A. J. Morse's (Terre
Haute) bay gelding, Pat Shannon, was next
brought out. He was in a bad condition
for trial of speed, being lame in one leg
and having one of his feet very badly crack
ed and bruised. He however acquitted him
self well, bidding fair to crowd Crowder
in time, until he was on the last quarter,
when he broke up very badly and almost
stopped. His time was two minutes forty
seven and one-fourth seconds Mr.. C. B.
Logows brown mare, Puss LogoV, made
the last trial. She did rather poorly, break
ing frequently. Her time was two minutes
and fifty four seconds.
Notwithstanding the large crowd on the
Grounds, the greatest good order was pre-
served throughout the day. During the
races, the ring and track were kept clear,
and we did not hear of the occurrence of a
single accident. Messrs. Cook and HoWes
deserve great credit for the quiet but effect
i've manner in which they discharge their
duty as marShals.