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How TO GET RICH.-An honest old Ger
man, who, by picking up bones about the
streets, had saved up money enough to pur-
chase a cheap lot in the suburbs Of Brooklyn,
left the street as picker, and commenced as
a trader-buying the bones from the chiffo-
niers sn2 selling them to the bone-black
makers. He drew his hand-c cart filled with
bones, regularly twice day, with bis pur-
cbases. At night he would cross the ferry
with his empty cart to his home-not exactly
empty, however, for it always contained at
least one brick, which he was never at loss
to find in the streets of New York. His daily
course of time old Jacob waxed rich enough
to think of building house on his lot. His
bricks had, by this time, become consider
able pile, 80 considerable, indeed, that he ac-
tually built a snug small two story house,
without being obliged to call on the brick,
yard for a single one. Old Jacob certainly
got a cheap house, which he now resides in
without mortgage or lien upon it.
After he built his house, as he still brought
his cart over nightly, and was not in want
of bricks, he brought over one or more cob.
BILE stones at every trip. So, that by the time
the street was ordered 10 be paved, he saved
the expense of paving.sto furnishing his
stock on hand. Now this old man thought
it no sin 10 pick up an isolated brick or
stone-for such were only proper in his eyes
to take-tbey belonged to no one, and he
look up a stray brick as he would pick a
bone out of the street. To have taken a
brick from a pile, or a stone from heap,
would have been, in Jacobs eyes, stealing,
and the old man would have gone home
empty, rather than do either. No, Jacobs
house is an honest house as any in Brooklyn.
Journal Of Commerce.
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yyOHE STATE OF OHIO, HAMILTON
a COUNTY, SS.-superior Court of Cincinnati =
mo. a 454. l-Attach hme mt Jason Evans, Briggs
ners as Evans Co, plaintiffs, vs.. Robert Newcom
and Franklin G. Hewcom, partners as z. & F. New
com (dTawers); Horace D. Chipmap, George Gillis-
partners Chipman 4 Giispie (acceptors); William
l.. Brown and John l.. Guisinger partners as Gui-
singer Brown Qndorsers)
Guisipger and William L. Brown hereby noti-
fed that on the 18th day of March, A. d. 1861 the
sad plaintiffs in said Court fled their petition
therein the effect and demand of which is to recover
a Judgment against the said defendants for S2OON
said defendants for said sum, dated Cincinnati De-
cember 3, 1850 an the said defendants are notified
that William b. Williams and Samuel V. Ried, part
ntIs as Williams Red, and Thomas Smith,
have been served garusbees in this action that
order Of attachment has been issued in said ac-
tion and levied upon the following described prem
ibeS, to wit:
All that certain lot or parcel of ground situated
in Cincinnati, commencing forty. mine (49) feet from
the southwest corner of Richmond and John
streets, and running thence southery along thelne
of John street sixty one feet and the same width
back at right angles seventy feet; thence north
westwardly at right angles siXty.one feet: thence
at right angles seventy feet, to the place of begin
ming.
Also, that lot of ground situated in the City of
Cincinnati County If Hamilton, Ohio, on the nsrth
side Of Sixth street, between Central avenue and
John-street, commencing at point on the north
side OF SiI tn street. two hundred and sixty five
(265 feet west of Central avenue at tie east side of
Trustees thence running east twenty one (2l) feet
and running back northwardly the same width
back to George street, on line parallel to john
street
The said defendants are required to answer or de-
mur to said petition on before the 2sth day of
December. A. D 1861, otherwise judgment will be
taken against them; and said attached property
oC8I.fWy NJ. ii 4 W TILDBN, for Plaintiffs.
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LEGAL.
cJTAT II OF OHIO, HAMILTON COUNT

SgATE QE oHEo, ,6fI MkRIHET2S Az II 81 GHgSTY
Waller o. Bullock apd Samuel r. Bullock, heirs; at
Andrew jackson barry, John j MsrshaIi and Lucy
Catharine Marshall, his wife, defendants.
on he seIh day Of JSly, issi the said panti hisd
his petition in said Superior Court Of Oncinnsti in
the f Comfy 6 and sat ssy Ss e s & be sn
James Tayor and one Armistead NJ. Barry were
sSzSS IN e 5 @Ps SGSn Sar p No III ana If
the U. s. Bank tub6fvieinn, situate sonth side of
chenSai that about iis the sad ala ArstsaS ~
Barry departed this life and By his est will ard
testament devised his property to- his brother An
drew j. Barry and his niece, Lucy @ Barry, in
equal rerts with power TO bis Executor to sell fr
the payment of debts. and the balance so unapplied
to said deyisees for their maintenance, &c, aud
providing that IL Andrew j. Barry OF Lucy c. Barry
one Years the share of the deceased was To- 20 10 the
survivor, and II both should thus die with ut issue,
sister Of the testator and her heirs by the provi.
sicns Of the will Samuel Bullock was appointed
age Of twenty one years and both had lawful issue
that on the 25th of March, lSi7 the said James Tay.
acting as Executor united in the execution 9f a
deed to effect partition Of said lots whereby Sam.
vel Bnilock convey ga TO said James Taylor, jr.,
Taylor, ir., did in fact convey TO said Samuel
Bullock, as 5&scItor the unA iided half Of lot !i5i
said Waller Q Bullock and Samuel x Bullock, who
are n9 5 soS heTs Hat a n hfbT b % sa h m ets
administered upon the estate Of Armistead NJ Barry,
and that he and Waller o. Bullock and Samuel r
Bullock, as his heirs-at. law, &C, had ana have ia
equity no claim whatever upon either Of said lots
that after tt execution ofssd partition deed, james
Taylor IT., took and has ever since held possession
of lot H. and said Bullock. Executor and efter-
ward Andrew J and Lucy 9. Barry, as such devisees
and their assigns; have held possession Of lot ll6;
that Andrew j, Barry has conveyed lot ll6 to Lucy
q. Barry, who has intermarried with John J. Mar
shall, who have conveyed said lot 6 (the north
part thereof) in fee simple to plaintiff; this plaintiff
Is in possession Of said lot l6 that plaintiff is
now the sole owner thereof and ought to be forever
Queted in his possession.
Plaintiff thel eore, Prays that said petition be de-
cared in equity binding contract for the PARTITION
intended and that II be affirmed and established; /;
that the said Waller o. Bullock aud Samuel r. Bull
lock be required to release all their claims to the
plaintiff and that he be forever quieted in his title
and possession against their said claims, and also
the claims of James Taylor, and that other aud
further relief to which he NAV be entitled be given
him. Def5udants are notified to answer or demur
to said petition on before the 2sth of December,
A. ID. 1861, or the prayer of said petition will be
granted ard judgment rendered against them
thereon. -
W. H. q w. TILDEE
Oc3l.f Wv ATTORNEYS for Plaintiff
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FHlHK sTATK OF OHIO, HAMILTON

FHNHE STATE OF OHIO, HAMILTON
II COUNTY, SS.-The Superior Court of Cincin-
natl ia, ,70O.-Jason Evans, Briggs Swift, Hugh w.
Hughs and Wilson T. Drake, Partners, as Eyans
Co., plaintiffs, versus Washington Butcher aud
John Butcher, Partners, as Butcher g. Brother, De-
fendants, and Anthony Bullock and Morris Drum,
err are hereby notified that on the I'd day Of May,
A D. 1861, the SAID plaintiffs filed their petition in
said Court, alleging thereip that on the 27th day
Of February, 1861, the said Morris Drum made a
certain bill Of exchange for the Of 5000 and
ndoIsed and directed the same to the said Butcher
q Brother, by whom the same was duly accep pied !;
that aiterward, at the request and for the benefit
of the said Butcher d Brother, the same was duly
discounted by these plaintiffs, at their banking
tiff, from defendants, on said draft the sail cum
of IS 900, ard interest from May l. 1861 and the
said defendants are notified that the said Morris
Drum and Anthony Bullock have been served as
garnishees in said action. Defendant required
TO plead, answer demur to said petition, ON or
bef re the 2lst day of December, d. 1861; other.
wise, judgment will he rendered against them and
the property credits of the said Butcher &
Brother in the possession or control of the said
garDishees be subjected to the payment thereof.
Cc24fTh Nj, & W. TIUDEH for Plaintiffs.
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Cincinnati, October 5, 1861. J. O. BAUM F. NJ

STATE OF Oh 10, HAMILTON COUNTY,
- S. SUPERIOR C0URT OF OINOINNATI =
mo a s6l-Attachment.-The Savings Bank of
" Mheeing, Pleintiff, gs A. ". Hsmlin, Defendant.
9th day Of June, A, d 1861, the said pantif filed
rs petition n said Court which y still pending
A. d 1861, tue said defendant Indebted to one
D. AirliBg, in the sum Of 1929 80 on account for
meTchaDdi Q, sold and delivered by the said Al ling
to defendant; that afterward, and on said 4th lay
of June, A. d 1851 the sald amount due said ac-
thar piaintiff is now The owner thereaf tBst nm
Is due plaintiff from defendant thereon the sum Of
1929 81, and interest from June g. 1881, and defend
ant is Notified that an order of attachment was duly
isued in said action, and property Of defendant,
c3psspg Of iory hve bales OF t3w ana hitee9 bales
fendant is required to answer demur to said pe-
tition on or before December %, 1851, otherwise
tached property sold TO satisfy the same
M III a w TILDEN, Attorneys for
oc3l.fWY w. A. ADAMS, Plainfiif
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More Good News for Single Men COtems
plating Marriage

Hear what the Baltimore correspondent Of the
Oddfello1g Boonsboro', Md, said Thursday, 3Ist
May, 1860:
"Enmerous cures Of diseases caused by early In
discretion, having been performed by the Euglish
duty, hayiag a knowledge Of them. to state the
fact, believing that in doing so may do service
to the suffering; One case 10 particular-that OF
become the victim Of habit, the mere allusion to
which causes shudder, and, after years of suffer-
ing and doctOrtng, gave up all hopes Of recovery.
sweet girl as ever lisped words Of affection, but
not wed, account of the shattered state of his
tanic Physician, and, astonishing as it may seem,
all the bloom and vigor Of youth has returned, and
he is now the happy father Of o pair of bright
boys"
Amy who are suffering, no matter what their COM
plant, address the Botanic Physician contiden-
TALLY. They may rely upon relief His Office ia ct
NO. 50 EAST FIFTH STREET,
Between Sycamore.st. and Broadway,
CINOINNATI.
Consultations daily Sundays excepted.
Office hours from 10 A N. till p. M.
R4JW When you call, ask for "THE DOCTOR" II
will prevent mistakes.
Persons at distance may communicate CON-
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DOLLAR for a consultation fee.
CAUTION TO THE PUBLIC.-Doctor Raphael
has no connection with PRUFESS0R Raphael, or
with any other gcntlem IN OF the same name.
TaH25. tfl
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STATE OFOHl0, HAMILTON COUNTY,

= C0URT OF COMMON PLE+s.NfSo q i69 -
Ethan S. Bates VS. Sol d. Kemptop, William Long.
street, James $; Kempton; e al.-The defendants,
hereby notified, that on the oath day Of July, 1861
the said Ethan s. Bates hled his petition in the said
Court Of Common Pleas. to foreclose the mortgage
made by said James Kempton to the plaintiff, on
that tract of land in said county, in section 26,
township 8, ard second fractional range in the Mi.
ami Purchase particularly described in said mort
gage and in said petition, and which mortgage is
in Book No 24s, page l66. The said defendants are
required to appear and answer on or before SATUR-
DAY, the l4th day of December, A ID 1901, or the
petition will be taken true, and the PRAYER thereof
granted. g. HOLLISTER, Plaintiff q Atty.
Cincinnati, October IA, 1861 ocl7-faWy
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MAXWELL, WHO3R

d TssidenSs q unknown, Is nStibed thai nE EIisa.
beth Max we'll did, OF the SOth day or October A.
p. 1881 he heI petition lES 2ss7sl in the once Of
and for the County Of Hamilton and State Of Ohio,
charging that the said GeTathnel Maxwell has been
WillfnIy absent from her for an three years.
and aakiI that she ay be divorced from the said
gerathnel Maxwell, which petition will stand for
hearing at the next term Of said Court.
ELIZABETH MAXWELL,
By JAMES BOYLE, her Attorney.
october 80, 1851. oc3lfTh
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"The Botanic Remedies of DR.. Raphael, the En-
glish Botanic Ply sican, never failed yet to make
perfect, radical and permanent cure OF ALL secret
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without hindrance from business, and without fear
arsenic, nuxvomiCa opium, or any other poi
sons; no mercury, nor any deadly mineralsi noth-
by this wonderful Botanic Physician. His Botanic
Remedies never yet failed to cure even the most
move all mercury and other Impurities from the
system, when all other remedies had ed."-Meds
cal Journal
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HWOmAS HUSTON, JESSE WILCOX,
will take office that William II Taylor did, on the
I'd of September, 1861, file his petition In the Sape.
rior COURT Of CINCINNATI, against them and Others
defendants, wherein he allies ed that he is the
Of legal estate in, aud entitled to- the posses
sion Of Lots Nos 81 aud 22, in MOrses subdivision
in Cincinnati, Ohio, each fronting 25 feet and that
raid defendants unlawfully keep him out of POSSES
sion thereof, and theTeupon he asks Judgment
against said defendants for the recovery Of the pos
session of said lots. Now said defendants will take
notice that unless they answer demur 20 said pe-
tition on or before SA CURDAY. the Both day OF
November, lS6, judgment will be taken against
them upon default. WARNEB NJ BATFMAN,
se26-f Wy Attorney for Plaintiff
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LIiMEsHAs 4 GALLUP, Partners, The
April, 1861, plaintiffs filed In the once OF the Su
periof Court OF Cincinnati petition against them,
ants 20 Plantins, for the sum OF s5S5 ~; Qua se3'
Tuary 8, 1861 and that an auaehment Issued IL
said case, and has been levied by the Sheriff on
thirty barrels Of peach brandy the property
of defsndaDts -,
day OF December, 1851. JOHN W. HERON,
oc5.fSat Attorney for plaintiffs.
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FAnTs ARR srnnRnRN rnINnsl

Hear WI at the Philadelphia correspondent says
IN the Commonwealth, Wilmington, Delaware, eth
of April 1889
the British army, aud who styles himself tho Bns
glish Botanic Physician, has of late gained an ok
tensive reputation here by his akdl in curing all
manner of complaints. Some Of his patients / have
conversed with, ard they pronounce his remedies
and mode Of treatment as very superior, Seine
have been restored as II by magic The medicine
he uses is distilled by himself from various herbs
possessing rare curative properties. While acting
in the army he devoted his leisure moments to a
thorough study of the effects produced by certain
eases. II seems he has found 9 sure and speedy
edy for all the ills that flesh is heir to- His
practice is already extensive and is daily increas-
ing In the complaints e. which females sub
iected he has no equal as large number here have
testified that they owe, not only their present good
Botanic Physician "
aLgs bis Once is at No. 50 EAST FIFTH-sT,
CJNCINNATI.
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NEGRO REASONING.

The conversations of the contrabands on
their title to be regarded as freemen showed
reflection. When asked if they thought
themselves fit for freedom, and if the darkies
were not lazy, their answer was, "Who but
the darkies cleared all the land round here ?
Yes, there are lazy darkies, but there are
more lazy whites" When told that the
free blacks had not succeeded, they answered
that the free blacks have not had q fair
chance under the laws-that they don't
care to enforce their claims against white
men-that free colored blacksmith had
thousand dollars due to him from white men
but he was afraid to sue for any portion of
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HNLIZABETH ALHINIA RANG kH
IL Plaintiff, against Matthias BeraDger, Defend.
ant The above. named defendant is hereby mott.
fed that the plaintiff Elizabeth A. Beranger, cid,
on the 18th day of Septem Der, A. ID 1861, file her
petition in the of1e Of the CLERK Of the Court Of
chargiOR said defendant, Matthias Beranger, With
Wiful absence for more than three last past,
vorce. Said petition will stand for hearing after
the lapse Of six weeks after the date Of this pub
ELIZABETH ALBINIA BERANGER.
By john j, GAssER, her Attorney,
Dated the 2lst day OF September, 1881 se2l-fS'
Worcester daily spy., 1861-11-04

A NOBLE APPEAL Park God win, Esq, OF
the New York Evening Post, made one OF the
many eloquent speeches at the reception OF
the twenty fifth regiment in New York, last
Friday, in which lie said =
Though no son of Massachusetts, l have
long sat at her tootstoOl. | have learned elo
ouence from her Websters and Eyeretts l
have read the poems OF Bryant, Lon5el-
low, and Whittier. From her art, her sci
ence, her religion, we have all derived ANNA
ton. Finally, we turn to her to be inspired
by her patriolisI. As she was first in the
revolution-first to spill her blood at Bunker
Hill and last at Yorktown-so in these times
before us-in the events Of these times, great
er than our revolution, great as that was-we
must 20 still to old Massachusetts Tor our best
and pureSt inspiration. (AppIauSe.l AS she
shed the first blood at Bunker Hill, so she
shed the first blood in the streets OF Baltimore.
iRenewed appause As she shed the last
drop of the revolution, so she has now shed
the last drop Of blood that has been shed IN
the contest with rebelllon-at Balts Bun.
Immense applause, long contlnued.l l had
hoped that New York would carry oil the
| largest share OF the dangers and honors OF the
| struggle. We have been honored through
our noble regiment, the sixty ninth (cheersl
but, glorious as the sixty ninth is, the fifteenth
| Massachusetts deserves to stand with 1t side
by side. loud applause. The men OF
the fifteenth regiment deserve to stand
side by side with the Grecjan hslrs9lsfSS hsslrslfS
side by side with those who were engaged at
that great charge at Baakava, where some
one had Numbered Immense applause
The fifteenth Massachusetts, pinned i'll between
crib OF fire, yet were as solid as u mass OF
granite-when they were as free to move as
the winds which blew over them (Applause.)
Many OF them sleep in the dust. Alas ''nor
wives nor children more shall they behold,
nor friends, nor sacred home" The cold
rains OF November wiIliali upon their Virginia
graves /; the winds OF winter will sigh over the
tombs where they lie buried. But bitterer
rains and proounder sighs will come trOm the
eyes and hearts of the mothers, wives, and
sisters of New England. But being dead they
yet speak. They tell US in words more efo
quent than tongue could speak that it is
through you their deaths shall be avenged.
loud applause.l Swear it by their bones
by your memory of Bunker Hill and Con
cord-by all that is noble in your own exist
ence-that they shall be avenged. (Enthu
siastic cheering