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The New York herald., 1862-02-09

~ TIL N'ITtVIIyvTNT
"A can depend on ia Mme WILSON who tells the OBJ eci
OF your visit enter She tells the nsss yrs
sem and future Of your lie and of dangers
brings success out of the peons N
BCelebrated magic charms No ls9 Allen .,es,
Houston and Stanton streets he bakery Chsrses for
ladies and gentleman, 90 cents. - "'N' i
A sTRoLoGY.-MADAME MEYER, LATE OF NO 2,s
"A Eshth avenue, has returned from the country and
aken u her residence AZ f9 Seventh second
rhe continues 10 tell present future events Ma
dame MEYER oonverses IN French, English and 1er,nan
and gives warranfee for her art. ~ N'''"~n'
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FOR SALE.

A BAKERY FOR SALE-THIS Is VALUABLE
~ bus stand, doing business Of thirty barrels
week, in spring business of fifty
res week. good lease rees enough 10 the rent
~ Cedar street.
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rTHE GREATEST WONDER IN T

IL THE WORLD ~ THE
aAe BYRON, from Paris,
strfiesi confidence on ali
end untaithful husbands
BY your hearts ideal, and
lted Ladies rs cents. Re.
twelfth street.
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HnrHATr CURIOUS BOOK OF CITY WOMEN Nn-srY
l. guar and interesting skeshes of female character in
the city Sold for 60 mailed free for cens-half
price. Cloth binding, $50 pages, 50 engrsvings.
NJ GAUNTT, Publisher. 50 Walker street, up stairs.
THE BLACK DOGn-A CAPITAL STORY OF THE
l. war, fs published In Mrs. Hankins Pape~. Sold All
over the city Tor six cents copy Look at H. Publication
ofrce SO Walker street.
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A LIQUOR STORE FOR sALE-LOCATED ON ONE
OF the most valuable ON Third avenues viii sell
at sacshce the is handsomely lifted Also
raj other good business places Tor sale at MITCHELLS
Agency, II Cedar street. Broadway.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1862-05-07
How 20 treat Dwarf Pears.

have them fifteen years old in my garden,
thrifty, hardy, productive, and bidding - fair
to live the next City years - any standard tree
upon my premises. The complaint against those
pets Of the garden, am fully persuaded, 10 ow-
lug more to neglect and Encouragement than TO
any inherent difficulty. Some varieties viii not
Aosrish on the ounce stock. The fruit books
win point them out. Do not plant such. They
will not be productive on grass ground, Or in
hard, inAexibls soil Do not plant them there.
They want . deep, rich mellow border, At least
IL inches in depth. II you cannot afford to
prepare border, do not buy dwarf pear trees.
In addition TO being properly planted, they must
have care every season. Now, they should be
shortened in, about two-thirds Of hss aeason's
growth. This keeps them stocky, and prepares
then 20 sustain great burthen Of fruit They
also want barrow full Of stable manure put
around them every fall The ounce roots can.
not 60 far in search OF food. They should have
"a they can take up within nix or eight feet Of
the trees. With manure and good management
dwarf pears will be . succsss-A~. Asriesl.
twsist.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1862-05-07
Early sheariag Of sheep.

A correspondent of the Ohio Farmer makes
early in the season:
I'VE shear sheep early, from the fact that
from several years experience we have found
that sheep thrive better, and clip annually . lie.
tie more than when shorn late. It may be
asked sAy sheep shorn early vail clip more ssol
than late shorn sheepi Ny answer to this il,
that an All-Wise Providence has constituted
everything, animals - well 10 human
beings. to adapt themselves to circun
stances in which they are placed. Hence,
when the weather becomes warm, and the fleece
becomes burdsome, nature works to throw Oh
thu unnecessary amount Of clothing. The 6rss
indication OF this will be seen on the belly, then
the legs and about the face and il 10 not an unfre-
queat thing before shearing time to zee IN ami.
maj nearly naked. On the other hand, If the
sheep is shorn early. they, for while require
more protection. and nature brings every power
into exercise to supply the demand. Many wool
growers in Vermont have practiced early shear.
ing for . few years past, and believe it 10 bet.
ter for the sheep than the old practice of late
shearing. The only objection that 10 made. ID
that WOOL buyers are afraid to buy unwashed
wool, and will sometimes take the advantage Of
them. II it we're not for this reason and one
more, which have not space 70 mention in this
article, washing sheep would soon b cut Of
practice in this vicinity.
In closing this article, will say that We con.
slider it foolish practice to wash sheep, NO mat
ter whether the shearisg 10 to be done early or
late but our principal reason for taking this
side Of the question ID, that the shearing msy be
done earlier IN the season"
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1862-05-07

Tn PECULIAR IxsfrrurIoN-In The debate in
the lower House Of Congress on the bill to abol
ish slavery in the District Of Calsmbia. Mr..
Wordsworth, of Kentucky, denounced the Re-
publicans - about to steal the property ~ which
the inhabitants Of the District had tolsd fer, up
On which Mr.. Lovejoy related this Incident, o.
which he had the proof in his hand. 4 free
colored man in the District married Q woman
Who Vas . slave, and By her bed . child
He entered into an agreement with the master
70 pay him 81, 100 for their freedom, which, a.
tsr years Of toll be accomplished. But the col
cred man BY the laws Of slavery, was not . com
petent witness to prove the contract and the
wretch Who "owned" his wife, repudiatsd il
after be had received the stipulated sum- Wher
thu success Of the emancipation bin became ap
parent this woman and her child-this wife and
nssher, redeemed bat still enshralled-wsrs ssn
70 Maryland. and are nov actually in slave
psa IN Baltimore. Awaiting apurchaser. "Whas,
aid Mr.. Lovejoy, "whst does the genslsmar
ffea Kentucky call this! Is this stealing, o.
What = il.
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fafts for farmers.
THE PIOwNAN.
III :. 2. HNy1Oyn.

Behold his arm and steady tread.
A turning DER the fruitful soil
He labors for his daily bread,
Made sweeter by Continuous toll
His mind 10 not Oppressed ~ cares,
He's neither dfeary nor foriofn,
50 long as rank, unffuitful tares
Do not choke up bis growing corn
He whistles a. he walks along
Within the burrows freshly made,
Or murmurs forth his simple song,
Unknown 10 those Of loTdly grade!
His feet are bathed In morning dew,
For ere the sun his warm glow yields
In rnorn's nrst grey and misty hue,
Hes Flooding through IL vssdant d Ids-
HIS face with health and pleasure slows,
Far different from the lordly throng:
BIS cheeks are blooming like the rose,
His sturdy frame IL stout and strong:
HIS tone Is fearless while he talks,
His voice IL open, bold and clear,
His step Is steady while be walks,
Nor does il seem TO falter e'er.
BE has no sordii thoughts 10 gain
His but one simple wish or two;
And ss be labors On the plain,
His heart Is light and merry too.
his song that floats upon the air,
And echoes in the wooded dell,
Breathes Of his love, his maiden fair,
Whose virtue he delights 70 tell
His bread Is sweet, though brown IL be,
His crystal liquid pure and clear;
His heart "a merry, light and free,
His maiden, as his lie, Is dear.
His rest at night u sweet and deep,
And with refreshments freely teens,
And while he rests his gentle sleep
Has for companions blissful dreams
Pfow on, thou hearty, fearless man,
Piow deeply in the fertile soil,
NY ruddy cheek viii ne'er grow wan
From honest, constant, steady toll.
Fear not the scorn Of those less true,
Fen though snessed 10 robes more fine,
They d give their pleasures, dne robes too,
For hearts as light and pure a. thine.
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NUARDIAN,S SALE-No,ice Is here.

~ by given that n pursuance Of hcence 70 me-
granted By the Judge Of Probate for the county q Ing
ham, shall expose for sale At public auction, on the
premises IN the village q Daikvsk n SAID county Of
insham on SATURDAY. the 14ta cay Of June bex;. 2
O'Clock the afternoon Of sat day the following pieces
parcels Of land lat Guardian sale viz: Lots three.
four and six IN block number nine, the village OF
pansvIe according 70 the recorded plat Of Sid village
Terms Of sale made known on day q sale.
" --.- 49, JOHN GENENE,
seswe Cuardizr Of Caranee D. Cenents. Niusr.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1862-05-07
TOUSE AND LOT FOR SALE

Ii The Underlined oHen Cor s,3e his dwelling house
and lot situated On block 49, lot . IN this city. The
hD1De good substantial fflme house There good
ven ths peemises and good bearing frut trees
shr1bS9y, BE- Fur paxtieuhrs enquire "a the premiam
JACOB Grass
Ianshg, April y. lse1 Setv1e
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1862-05-07

AHswrR THrx.-Bide patiently the endless
quessionings Of your children. Do not rosghly
crush the rising spirit Of Tree enquiry With an
inpatient word or frown, nor attempt, on the
contrary, long instructive reply to every casual
question. Seek rather to deepen their curiosity.
Csavsrl. Il possible. the careless qusssioa hso
= profound and earnest enquiry. Let your n
ply send the little questioner forth, not 20 much
proud II What hs has learned, - anxious "a
know more. Happy, thou, il, in giving youl
child the meleeule Of truth he asks for, yoI caz
whst Ne esriosisy With glimpse of the noun.
TN q Rseh ly6g bsyead; % viii thou send
tsssh philosopher, and net . ely psdans int
~ void
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1862-05-07

Tn fME 70 Sow TxorHY SsED.-W. II
Harmon, in an article to she Bosto~ CxltivGto,
upoa THE topic, sums up his views with the fol
loving paragraph:
"As + regards timothy sssl, ssw IN tie foil
and sou early By al means. IvouM COW imne
diasely sfese sowing my winter erais. d .e'
Aslisvs hat there u any Advantage. when sow
o. colt earth, IN narrowing o. bushing in tn
seed. have tried Il and believe il 10 b dan
ags. l never SOW timothy il The spring
either on winter or sprine grain. lift il desirst
70 COW timothy seed after spring crops. wait I'M
ii The grain . harvested, burn the ssubbls, har
row thorosghly. and sou your grass sssd, brush
lightly. and 10 most cases have f3psd is 70 sue
esd very well.
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- - n $3.50 ssaseasy q W&, 4 u,
80 gesa0s.k os& ". 1As1slPA, bs san6
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DROBATE NOTICE.-Sta.e Of Mich.

1 ANV11OIA."ACCdCC
Il igan, county Of lngham, Sat- a session Of the
Probate Court for the county oi ngham holden
Probate Office In the village Of Mason Monday the
ith day OF April, In the year thousand eigh;
hundred and sixty-two. Present, Wm. ii. Pinckney
Judge of Probate In the the OF Ephes
ton Waldo deceased ON reading ana ding the petition
duly verified, Of samuel kDourue, u y
said estate praying among other things licens.
Sell the real estate oI said deceased:
Thereupon il IS ordered, That Monday the % day OF
June next, at IL O'Clock In the forenoon be assigned
for the hearing OF said petition, and that the heirs al
law Of said deceased and ali other persons interested IN
said estate are required to appear at session said
Court then to be holden at the Probate Once in the
village Of Nason and show any there be- " nv
the prayer Of the petitioner should be granted And
II is further Ordered that said petitioner give notice
the persons interested in said estate Of the tendency
said petition and the hearing thereof by causing copy
OF this order u be published N the Lansing Republican
a newspaper printed AMI circulating county OF
ngham successive weeks previous 70 said day Of
ing. "a true copy wM II. PlNCkNEY,
ow3o3 Judge OF Probate.
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4 VRCUIT COURT. Milwaukee County,


~ Ia the matter OF the application OF John W. Med
berry An nsoivent debtor, 10 be discharged from his
debts On reading the pctt!on Of Joal W Aedoery, IL
the above entitled matter with the schedule and aIua
vit accompany ng the same, which found to be
conformity with the such made pro
vided: IL Is ordered, That the Creditors VI john W Ned
perry The petiIoher De required and they herebyTe
CURED, 10 show cause before II tney have the
court House IA the city and county oi Milwaukee,
state vi Wisconsin, the Ith day Of July, A. d. 1907
al 10 O'Clock IN the forenoon vi that day,
thereafter counsel heard why assignment
the estate OF said John ". Medbery, Insovent,
should not be made and lac be discharged from his debts
under ami pursuant u the vi Chapter ltl
the Revised statutes OF the state OF Wisconsin entitled
- VI the relief of insolvelt debtors "
Is also furbei uraered, notice the contents
OF tins order he published py printing copy
order IN the state Journal newspaper Published
Madison the seat OF Government this state the
Milwaukee Sentinel newspaper published III the county
Of Milwaukee, III the Albany Ereyainy Journal a
paper published at Albany, the Capital state OF
New York IN the Lansing Rpwbteda, newspaper pub
llshed at Lansing the Capital o the state Of Mchga
IN the Rocky Mountain NeCs newspaper published at
Denver, the Capital OF Ihe Territory OF Colorado each
once Ia each week for ten successive weeks before
SAID 9th day Of July, A ID. 1902.
ARTHUR McARIHUR,
Circuit Judge.
PITKIS DAVIS, Atty for Petitioner 3t6wiO
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TO CONSERVATIVES.

The Advertiser, having been restored To health IN
few week. by very simple remedy. after having -
fered several years with lung Affection and tha
dread disease, Consumpton--s anxious 20 make knows
70 his fellow sufferers the means of cure.
To all who desire il, be viii send . copy q ths
prescription used free Of chargs), With The dect>as
Tor preparing and using the same, Which they wnl 10
for CONSTITUTION, As1nnA, hko>cuf1s, 90
The only object TO the advertiser 10 sending The fYescr
In TO benefit the afflicted and spread nfosmeseoo
which he conceives % he invaluable md he hoeo WI
sufferer will try his remedy, rs wsu cost them Doh
ing and may prove blessing
Parties wishing the prescription win please address
REV. Nm. MARTIN RAEGS,
smase Jersey CITY, NJ
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1862-05-07
DkOBATE ORDER.-State of Mich.

l. igan, county OF lnghan, sat- a session of the
Probate Court Tor the county oil lngham holden
Probate Orce in the village Ut Mason, Tuesday the
I'd DAY OF April, IN The year THOUSAND eight
dred and sixty two; Present, VIM II. PincKney Judge
Of Probate In the matter OF the estate Of john
Fisher, deceased On reading and filing the petition
duly verified, Of William + Near, administrator oil
deceased praying among other things Tor license 60
Sell the Zeal estate vi which said deceased died seized
Thereupon IL Is ordered, That Monday, the 10Th day
OF June next al III oclock tue fnrSnS0u, De assign
Tor the hearing petition and that the heirs
law deceased, and all other persons interested
said required TO appear al session Of
Court, thsD b. holden Probate Office, the
village OF Mason, and show any there be- why
the prayer OF the petitioner Should granted And
It IS further ordered that said petitioner
the persons interested IN said estate pendency Of
said petition and the hearing thereof by causing COPY
OF this order TO be published the Lansing Republican
newspaper printed and circulating i'll SAID county
ngnain, Successive weeAS previous 10 said day
ing. "a true copy WN. II. PINCKNEY,
So6w0 Judge of prot,afe
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1862-05-07

11s1e1asla o. NAxuRR.-N. Reed, Of Duch.
49, y. n ays in the Cossfyy 0satlsmsa,
~ IuuHe = sAas seesion are becsoing Dsrs
g hvef sppHhg their manure 70 grasa lad
ssps q corn and Other min. but 10 few yeer,
~ vhols hrD 10 iscseassa I. Ssrt;Iitv. n "a.
voeates applying manure u es,ss Icnd q ~
.tins of seeding. A heavy essp Of a.. = ~
psak md thia. fed % By secsk. Is ~. " >
Ne bsss preparation for esrn-"
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Polio. intelligence, So.

Tux LATE FATAL AFFRAY BETWEEN
6AttAEs.-An ilqust was held yeteuiaY AT the
,, Y, HssIi'a, IN the case OF rhoa. O'C.nL3r,
fAlor. who oipd from a svh induced by a ship nate
! nauI % r. y'c's Doyle, Nith whom he hs' isHt
"a The co d, er > kj,ssee.t and Batavia o. -, On
Tie iaht { tho 10Th irft. Tie iu' ! i'si \
ycrliti O. a lsnr him viii hou ''- ga
D. sd up tc Hi' the a,i.oi. o. I. Jay.
SrsUI,1oN or Ans, r.t a. w and
Jar cs O'Contel' were -rr ftst dis ou Wis-
! ior ~ having ri riuua'g .. Do +rAul u-t shop
q ~ Li,s'-e-. ct NJ. . We 30 s,r..twlica
WA burned RUS ~ On rLin. 20 .csl.ed
we're held ~ Jusucs Kelly ~ aYsmiuat,,n.
ArRFsT 49, p'rvru,E. wig man
ssped .asa.. e.t,.t - K
81 Win ,H.|. ".cs.t .. ~ W. zen,
-~it ~ 34tn SWEET. e.
.' "a -,tu; }"
81 ~, rect mi B.N.lN. -
So t.. ' p q ,'htar 70 -t'. =. - tha
I-.. -.uueut .,k-l up y Jis-
BuLsLIBs.--I private resdoree occupuie'
BY Mrs Coo,e- N. 81 Norton ST. -. ~'ss .l!' /
" tbieves On rhursdAy night, and 'n'' ef-'e
anount Of valuable pl.is. g.. wai ."Siei wi FT
tlnately the T. hbers Orre iistxthed bv ono " the
inmat. Of we house In time g save general ran
eacking Of thu premises.
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DRY GOODS.

THE LARGEST STOCK OF DRY GOODS
uPtaSu, al fought befrs tne advance M
o. lc's-sra ulrs, s'iuilgs, pfiui% giagG ans,
dtess gu-ds. carpets, oI c'ptns, Es.,m ing p,cae
GEORGE hkIE's, d4S Elghth Aya mnl5 l'lDt
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HUMORS OF THE CAMPAIGN.
\ EEASc FOR THE EBTuEUL,
o. ..MpWVANsa
NpAY MERCURY .


TEE following will hs found ir ,re si'ND>Y
TALE TALK" Of the SUNDAY MERCURY ~
msl,W
/. THF HONOR BLE GESr!ENAN FROM
NEW JERSEY n"at elaborate article on
the NAtsGmaus'tI ~ the war, irCludnx u
powerful arguinaI In dCf.i y. ~ tina idol thlt
spe ch. making Is Iho HNlyatiou Of = "dhtract-
~ equity, and introducing much useful In
hi NATION oonoei liIg Tsitors whn have dir
tuguishad then selgty
H.. FROM the CAPITAL; another lelter from
ORpUEI IS q. kLiJ. lsscrbing she unPre-
dcut,t .nd unparalleled orecsm UPON
W.-shit gtou ~ zen tuou-ud foes N sptcta-
clss with carpet bays nnu umbrella. Also,
iho tiuFu.Hrl .-viso treatment 81 Reporters"
Hy tHr l.luttr I.uH Caltuu Vi'liru B''wu, AMI
che gorge uH advance OF toe famous Mackerrl
BrissIr w. M,uua,aJ
III ."wuAcK III RRDO :" a very 5ish murcH'u
~ "BtKNEI," v"ius niug tLu "pr, .Yt
Battle ot H,uu-u-" ard the great Ulion
"suacnnda
IN.TkON WARRIOR; 81 amusing epinlG
from ouptsu 49, ,mIu BaeGL Nr,lt. * Of ,la
i,"sirn ~ NH FRO AMI Presidential Gun
bf,'F
&c. 30, Gc
TllG 81 NDNY NEglIHG OF TO MORROW
thsru Iil
10 afro @ utsiu uft'r Irrs-lsti''- stttr from the
DlSBANUII NO.l NTEFR
wlH-o N al r.tlHit A.. I,Iiytlrd Tor pa CONT hue
nor quaint wA.icisus AID genuine AleriCAp 'ln.
H.v" rot tasSa rovs. humorous FEATURES ~, -
Ia giving rUE 81 NbAT MFRCtK ny 4 CIRgI -
LATlON EXCEEDING ny THOlSANDS THAI
OF IT'S COMBINED COMPETITORS.
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CONSULT
~ THE SUNDAY MERCURY
FOR THE
LATEST WAR NEWS.

TO crafty the universal desire 'or newd 70 the
latest prsct,a able mon ent from the thester of war
the columns - the SUNDAY MERCURY sill ba
kept oren frtGe 'epIun ~ lightning uspHcha7 =
until Four Uu.Ockt -rnorrOS t5uudsyl mprnnR In
the Interval hogVssi. lue las, psue Of lho pr, 0 on
Saturday and tpN hour NEWS or 4 GREAT
HATrLN MAY CONE OVER the WIRES. In
lrat case, az surely ~ me sun Oil ri4s tenor
row. ne ir,tl ifeuc" Will be- found Ia the SIN
Day MER( TRY, That paper in at-ti n 10 the
news common = the A. cArd Press, has SPE-
CIAL ARMY CORRFSPONDENCE u the highest
inter, 4
a lorps Of active reporters, each assigned 20 a
ratt',ulN district, have charge II the LOCAL
NEWS. Their final repo ~ sro handed M a, p
ocpck on Sunday morning, and who YER buys tuD
81 NDAY MERCURY vii be ported 1n ary loca
event that has taken psoa during toe nigaI. Any
FOREIGN NEWS arriving during the saae peri
I'd will appear In It's co.uWr4 In short, Ii LACKS
no 'eauro OF LIVE DAILY rArrG AMI has iu0 adj
ditonal charm cf INRlYALLED STORIES,
columns Of IRREsIs FIBLE AMERICAN III NOR,
and Information on every subject coming within thG
province Of MODEL NEWSPAPER. IL usy bo
nIeres.'ug 10 advertisers TO knpS thst tho sUS-
DAY MEnurRY ha4 = circulation exceeding that ~
ALL TaE OTHER SUNDAY PAPERS CON
| EIhID.
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THE SUNDAY MERCURY
Il ~ A,uHUST WiTn
TBE ~ SINESS PUBLIC.

The StNpAN HEE,um gives the public a hill and
ample eIuyal 10 o al tEnt IL receives ~ their
hands. Al IL readers sdutt that IL IN the chcvfst
paper pup ispci. 10 sdyerlisors u affords the all
yantaRes q = circulation exceeding that Of al the
ulhor Sunday psp-rs. Tuey are invited ~ test iho
question OF circulation .nr themselves. The Books
oftre Establishment for Iha present year, and for
years past, open g. ther in'pegti n--ihe pTess
room, whtTs splendid Lightning press throws on
ia heen thousa1d copies per hour, Is accessible ~
them at al times rnsy are invited ~ sea the
wnols clifton printed, H. count the reAms o. paper
bafnre and aitsr Il IL worked OIL, and o. see II de-
lymod for distribuInn w Ine carriera aud news
boys.
The whole business # the 81 NDAY MERCURY
vii be chgrtuly submitted IhIm, and every pos
sblo facility Afforded for ssceItHiuns, by personal
'Agminst'' ne exact truth OJsCl a papers that
aim a large crcu iion ail s1it RdveTtibing on
Sht strength 81 ,sH state neuts, dare not Of
submit " tis CRUCIAL Trsr. Ard Nthey sfitk u,
~ It not clear tnsI Iney are ,urArING ruE rUuLc ~
TuF pANK -thaIthcy ARE literally Obtaining money
under false pretcuc' This view oi the subject
mutt necessarily be- IhSt " every common sense
businCsH man, VINO thii Is shout At al. All papers
H. "a neA1 to drl slutre.y with the business WO d.,
viii br Villirg ~ give slv-rNsarH tie same ocular
ieuIouiirst Yf to rNu ~ ~ tbeir ctrc r',tion,
ihas n pr ii'r,d by tho s NDAi MERCURY. lJ9
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7,sgrdW Co,rpdHi.' c1d Ueir L'tbifv for
Ue'dT IN San1.r1 y .ga' .''s--.iDi ~ BrftR
dnd ofhers rs II, iUsItcrU "Hdph Company.
.. Tn,s acii m W.. ptuurt 8 the plant us ann
IN ihs city T. rsve . ie'Dhtau.s at'H f1r deht
claimed " Rave teen Irft tv the p d4i q, IN c1.1e-
qusUcf O de ay 20 forwarding cispstsh ie't vlih
defendants - 10 tr,f IN 'tted " p'oyintrr-, RI
The 'tiAt "a C aimed ,lai In IL" the arm ~ J.
n Stu ay a G., prr,!8eaco house. aad I. an
fi2 900 On prnuuls. ny H.t's tlst one . tlr e IA
Nv, nd h. use trp,u 81 ch tts.c va ~ uprsc rd-
- mcrtcaz.l vliO1 was - 49, hrtrt vlua a. nave
pad tt,ir % m. tlst Nv tie laws ~ r. da i,spi
no dsbtot's ho' % could pes at.'',t' Yb. thf rrHt'r
was withiu TIE It Sc iIIts; iIt in r.. rl1ry
O; that year the ~ rrf q thst house vas ga t'ts
city, ana tht fact con .rr ~ ne r'Au'ils sfoN 10
edgN they NJ sncr rlI.-i,st wish tar d. sos.
~ atch cl e..,t . au zgC't 4. fru'lt. , .-.,.-
ing tie ipiue' cF con. .uoucrme. Sc. .r .csy mss
ia ar chm snt ..Is ~ tre de1iDrs N.u.c sn3 =,
y ten Was To-, r,'.iyei 10 Pow 'o.'f Nuii over
three tCris ser Il dep sitet W.T. iho
lsfprdAutl, --,ut rat ~ the ms1nuue t'e de1tor
hIi rttriutdt. Rocco l!..d. tnu, ir''l.l a., Tia
pr posed pro e.si.oy' il sr;mtut. 4 e. ..,' 49,
legged laai thr m.s' age 90 tl~ houW Wa cube.
tgu.ui'y re- led tuG fpr' o4"i. Uo % pert na.ag
s.,i IA is. IT, r.tvthat l-nu.hN tis s't a 90
fusks IL. 5efs- jsuts 'ia.e fr tie ceht ~ 5I.rdy
* 90,
. To ds,st d.nt, ieriei NJ pia t', es.t''n-.
The - ~ submit TIE lu,a'i ~ g. i.H y on
EtNs eyiisrce whsiher there ~as 'n1c ''tW "a tha
Hoe y-situg II SO CIspBi o. AMI te Arrtva - the
|oetto- In Rhode Island, ~ comnsrco proceedings
bin At'albment
n The jey found c tie aai-rn,ve, a. 4 gave flig.
uoni { r>'hs plAint.a, 'or 47i ~ VT interest
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1862-03-15
DEATHS.

CRoW-On Friday, iih inst, Robert Crew, in
tic i.d year - his age.
To htetds Nud fe siiyer Of ,hs tsmily ssr re-
Tec' Nly lrvitei 70 attend the funeral, on suuiy
amer our, le lust, 81 = o'clooi, from us ate
rasidence, 3Ya Wet 3Cth %. ~