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!. V. L. DE WITT.

BosroS CORNERS, y. Y, Dec, p, Is5I.-V1. IL
Gregg d Co. Gesa:-I freely gf~e von liberty to
make of the following certificate of The value Of
Constitution Water, which can recommend IN the
the shoulders whole length Of her back and in her
limbs, with Paiiutio. Of DE- H.rrt and K1fori5s o,
tse Binder. called = ply .ican, who attended her
about three months, when he LEFT her
could End, who attended her for about nine months
and while she was under his care she did not suffer
quite much pain, lie iaalsgaFe hersup and said
''her lpct-rtE. For sail he tsEe A1s Ses
combination q eoESaiafs aatIr.e.'sse- -f 1- one
operates GyGIsat Oazer Of her dIcalfles About
this she commenced the Of Constitution Wat
and To utter asfonshreut. almost the first dose
seemed 10 have the desired effect and s ke on i'm
proving rspdlT under its raEaent and now s1lperin-
tends entirely her domestic affairs She has not taken
and we are happy TO say that il has proeiseed per-
r'-ieni cure. a.sz Nm Il fANBENslHoTEN-
WkTHKxsyTyIp, Corn, March 2. fsss.-Dr. " ~
OF Constitution Nater, Hrnenie3 to- Infznama-
hon OF the kldneys and Irritation Of tie Bidder Asr
lng suf1eTad FOR the past tree years. as rf1 the skill
q nanfer q PHYSICIANS VITA enly temporary relief
vas ln1nced 70 try yonr MEDICINE. procured one
bottle OF agents a. Hartford NeSsrs Lee Sisscn
Co., and when had used half Of IL N nv ss,-r-ise
found great csange ray health have g.ef two
bottles cf X, and where never expected 10 b. ia
nv hfe we'll and IN good spirits cannot EXPRESS nv
gr-fitnde fer feel that is al ami more thar vo
attend you IN your labors OF love- Yours .rulv. e
LEGNAHD 8 BIGEIow.
~ For sale BY an Druggists. Price 81.
1eE lands WI. H. GRECO & Co. P-Orrset1rs
oS1Esz MORGAN q ALLEN. General Agents.
f f@sz8 No. 4sCiiff-sf- sew York E
Agents in Chicago: FULLER, FRENCH L FULLER;
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HOWARD ASSOCIATION,
Philadelphia. Penn,

Philadelphia. Penn, f
Benevolent Institution established by special endow
ment for the relief of the Sick and Distressed atict
ed with Nirulent and Epidemic Diseases, and especi
ally for the Of diseases If the Sexual Organs.
M EDICsAL. Advice gratis by the acting surgeon to
1Vu all who apply by letter, with description of
thsreenditsn. sgsSrccH alton, habits o Lie u and
in q ses C sxtrerh poverty, medicines furnished
of charge. eT=E
Valuable reports on SPermatorrhoea and other dsea-
ses OF the sexual organs and the remedies
piosed in the Wspensary to the afflicted free OF
charge in sealed letter envelopes. Two three stamps
viii be acceptable.
Address DIR. J. SKTIIFy .HOUGHTON, Acting
Surgeon Howard Association, No. ,. South Ninta St,
Philadelphia. By order Of the Directors. as
EZRA ID. HARTWELL, President.
GEO. FAfRCHILD, Secretary.
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NOSES. WHAT, They MEAN. ---xOtl will
never be able to find q man Of intense re
Elective powers having . nose thin and
sharp at the nostril. The grand nose OF
Lavater we have already described but
the cogitative nose is something quite
different from it. 1t only refers to the
gristly parts below the bridge of the
nose. 1t may, or may not be found in
connection with beauty. = Oliver Crom-
wells is truly ugly, but so indicative of
. vigor and portentious energy that a sen
sitive man might throw himself into a
fit of terror by mere dint of gazing on it's
dropping flesh point, rostrated, and
broadly incurved, like the adzc of ship
wright. Coleridge's forms "A remarkable
contrast to Cromwelrs.
= 1t has the broad thoughtful character
in q very large degree, but in other re
spects it is q weak, q lamentably weak
nose, only . quarter Of the length of the
face, whilst Cromwelfs exceeds a third.
There 10 no physiognomy in all picture
galleries, sculptor chisel work, or mum
ismatic record, since kings first struck
their type in metal, that stands out like
terrible old Nolrs, for a man to govern,
lead afight. yet on the whole dojustice.
There is wavy beautifulness about
Phillips head of Coleridge-but..we are
upon noses, and must say,''.Alas! that
nose" There is nothing commoner than
the defect Of that nose. Every tenth
man you meet is Lilliputian Roman; and
while such superlative energy belongs to
the genuine eagle bcak that the sagacious
Greeks bestowed it on Jupiter himself,
this Lilliput- Roman is the very anti
thesis of will. Embelish it prodigally
as you will with the gifts, it has no pow
or. xv
tits weaker than "snub'' 1t is. at
the opposite pole to Roman ENERGY Be
ware oftrusting business to Lilliput-
Roman. Yet we have seen these noses
pretending to authority, to be fathers Of
a family, and to have a wife in subsection
to them. Subsection! why nothing could
make anything ON earth to submit to
them but another inch in length tackled
on to them The difference is startling
when you turn from this period to the
noses Of the French Resolution, and the
general expression Of the countenance.
Pettiness distinguishes the nose, and
cruelty the face Of these men.
One sees distinctly in the French
CONFERENCE.-The history demonstrates,
that those men were leaders by accident,
rapidly succeeded each other, and were
the product or scum Of chaos and anarchy.
1t WAS not their individual will shaping
events, and gradually directing. that
raised them to that eminence, but vol
canic eruption that losses out stones in
showers, which q klystlrop. yet leayes
a clossa 81 ASHES and III htest dross float
ing for a time, until blown away miles to
seawar3. = 1t has been said that words
etymologically considered are fossil his
tory Sanaso she noses f an epoch are
synopsis Of its histosy.-A Eclectic and Con!
qrsgasio~af Rerfetc. to"a
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DIABETES.

IRRITATION OF THE NECK OF TIE BLADDER.
INFLAMMATION OF THE KIDNEYS. =
CATARIiH OF THE
BLADDER
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Az e RS q
CATHARTIC
PILLS..

Are ysu siek. fssh,e. and
ccmpsainfnss Arc you cut a
csshsr, viii yo<sr system d.
ranged. and year krelinss UNI
eomSrsAbhs fA~ss symp-
sunas me ct>sA ~ pesluas -
srrSous Illness. Soms ns q
stcknsss y eretptAe uyua yos.
aad shonld BE- Assrse<i by .
timely nss Of tere night rca-
e1y. rAns Ayers Mis- aud
cloanss Gus tie ssi>orsscresi hr-
aas-yarfy the eteot. ard
lee Tho nasis usoss - unoh-
ssruc;ea In health again.
Try stimulate the fanctsons
Of tiss body into vigorous -
tivity, purify the system from
fha soiSfrSs,eiona vhkeh mai |,
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sK9Hsay .sop@ asa
.saI ..oo snysa sel tasst 100 = ~ y
fa-aaA
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IT EE. ADDfSGT0Y, ESPECIALLY INFORMS
L. s4e pubic that he Is pfepar-d 70 perform p.ner
hanging 10 the hest posssbh manner, short notice
and most favorable tsrms., ...cT $3.50 -
Orders lef at u. Dphlale's. at his residena,
on south IN street, VII be promptly attended o. q
JAM, 7sts, lbS&.ga gHg sa .t8aaI 17tfs
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FEMALES..FEMAL ES-.FEMALES.
IN many Affections peculiar to Females the EXTRACT
BTcHu is unequaled by any other remedy, in
Chlorosis or Retention, Irregnlarity, Painfuness
Suppression of Customary Executions, liberated
Scrrhous state of the Uterus, Leuchorrhoea Whites
Starity. and for ALI complaints incident to the SEX
whether arising from iDdiscretion Habits of Dessipa
ton, or in the
DECLINE OR CHANGE OF LIFE.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-05-12
THE EVENING NEWS.
SUPPLEMENT
Lo.h billing. on Cats.

/ hav studdyed cats clussly for years,
and have found them adikted tew a wild
state. They haint got affekshun, nor var
tue of emmy kind; tina will skratch their
best trends, and won't ketch mice unless
tina are hungry. 1t haz bin said tia: tina
are good to make up into s.. 5si ges but
this il CRATE mistake. I hav bin o!d By
a sassige maker that tina don't ko:npar-
with dorgs.
Thare IL one thing sartin, tina ali very
anxshus tew liv; yu ma turn inside out,
and hang him up bi the tale, and az soon
az yu ar out ov site he will mannige tew
turn back summerset and KUN around
awl rite in q flu daze. 1t il very hard
work to looze cat. If one gifts karried
oph in bag bi mistak CRATE ways intew
the kuntry, tina wunt sta lost only short
time, but sumo appeer tew make the family
happy with thare prezzence.
Old maids ar very fond ov cats, for the
recon, suppoas, that cats never marry if
tina hav ever so good chans. Thare IL
one thing about cats don't like ifyu step
on thare tales bi acksident tina git mad
rite oph, and make CRATE fuss about it.
Thare il anuther thing about them which
makes them good investment for poor
folks. A pare ov cats will yeeld each
year, without eny outlay, sumthing like
eight hundred per cat. 1t IL u very sim
gular fact that cats don't like mill-pond,
never knu one tn git drowned by eny
acksident.
Tha luv cream, but it seems tn be agin
thare religgun tew touch soap. Cats and
dogs have never bin able tn agree on the
main question, tina both seem to want the
affirmative side to onst. think if I could
have mi wa there wouldn't be eny more
cats born, unless tina could sho a certiii-
kate of good moral karakter. Thare is
one more thing about cats which seems
tew me tew be awl afektashun, and that
IL making SIGH devlish noise under fell
ler's window nights, and then kali it mu-
six. If was to have my choise between
cat and striped snake, WOOD take the
snaik, bekaus I kud sit rid Of the snaik
bi lettin him 60. Thar ain: no sartin wa
to kill cat, if yu git one worked up into
sassige, and yu think w are all right, jist
az likely az not tina will com, to and take
off whole lot Of good sassis. with them.
Theze are my views about cats, rather has
tily hove together, and if haint sed enuff
agin them it il only becauze lack the
infomashun.
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A QUIET MEDIAroR.-A young Eng
ishman, while at Naples, was introduced
at an assembly Of one of the first ladies,
by Neapolitan gentleman; while he was
there his snuff-box was stolen from him.
The next day, being at another house, be
saw a person taking snuff out of his box.
He ran to his friend" There" said he,
"that man in blue, with gold embroidery,
is taking snuff out of the box stolen from
me yesterday. Do you know him: Is
ne not a sharper ;" "Take care said
the other, "that man is of the first quail
ty." az do not care for his quality" said
the Englishman, ~ must have my snuff
box again; 1 will go and ask for it."
Pray be quiet" said his friend. and
leave it to me to get back you. box"
Upon this answer the Engli-fila IN =, mt
away. after inviting his friend to diae" N
him the next day. He according AN g,
and, as he entered, said, There. bav,
brought you your snuf-box." We'll.
how did you obtain it :" "Why, I did
not wish to make any noise abou! it, SO I
picked his pocket of it."
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GENIUS, TALENT AND CLEvERNEss.-
Genius rushes like whirlwind talent
marches like q cavalcade of heavy men
and heavy horses; cleverness skins like
swallow in the summer evening, with a
sharp shrill note and a sudden turning.
The man Of genius dwells with men and
with nature; the man of talent in his
study; but the clever man dances here,
there and everywhere, like butterfly in
a hurricane, striking everything and en-
joying nothing, but too light to be dashed
to pieces. The man of talent will attack
theories, the clever man will assail the
individual, and SANDER private character.
The man of genius despises both he needs
none, he fears none; he lives with him.
self, shrouded in the consciences of his
own strength; he interferes with none,
and walks forth an example that eagles
fly alone, they are but sheep that herd
together" 1t is true, that should pois-
onous worm cross his path, he may tread
it under his foot; should cur snarl at
him, he may chastise him; but he will
not, cannot, attack the privacy of another.
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MAJESTY OF THE ANDEs.-The Andes,
like vast wall, extended along the west.
ern coast of South America. Woods
cluster, like pillows of foliage, around the
feet of the mountains. A vast network
of interesting streams is woven by the 81
gantic warp and wool of these mountains.
Many brooks, stealing along, scarcely
heard, over the tablelands, and many
fierce torrents, dashing wildly through
rocky crevices, fill the great streams that
roll, some into the caribbean Sea, some
into the near Pacific, while one, the mighty
Amazon. stretches across the continent
for more than three thousand miles, and
swells the Atlantic with the torrents Of
the Andes. The keel of a vessel entering
the Amazon from the Atlantic, may cut
through waters that once fell as fakes Of
snow on the most western ridges Of the
Andes, and glistened with the last rays Of
the sun q he sank in the Pacific.
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SINGULAR INCIDENT IN MAD House..

SINGULAR INCIDENT IN MAD-I1oCsH.
Some years since an incident occurred
in the Boston Lunatic Hospital, of very
peculiar character. A mother and daugh-
ter both became inmates, and were placed
in the same story of the building, where
they had access to the same hall. They
met and recognized each other, though
one had left the other years ago in Ireland.
Both had crossed the ocean, become resi-
dents here, and lost all knowledge of each
others history or fate; both became be-
reft of reason, and came upon the public
for support, and in a mad-house, sur
rounded by those who werehopelessly in
sane, the child and parent met; and
though reason was dethroned, and each
was there with "mind diseased"
yet nature triumphed over the clouded
intellect, and for brief moment the par.
ties talked of the land Of their birth, and
when they separated from each other
This incident is Of romantic interest, sufi-
cient to suit the most anxious inquirer
after extraordinary adventures.
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SUBSTITUTE FOR GurrA PERcHA.-A. o

SUbcTlTUTE ron OCTTA fERCHA'-At
late meeting of the French Academy Of
Sciences, N. Series gave an account Of
the valata, shrub which abounds in Gu
ina, and affords juice which he asserts
is superior, for many purposes, to gutta
percha, but especially as an insulating ma.
terial for enveloping tclegraphic wires:
The milk or juice is drinkaOle, and used
by the natives with coffee. It coagulates
quickly when exposed TO the air, and al
most Immediately when precipitated by
alcohol, which also di'solres the resin Of
the valata juice. AL the articles made
with gutta percha can be made with the
sap of the yalata, and it has no disagreed.
BILE smell. When worked up, it becomes
as supple as cloth, and more flexible than
gutta percha. n. Series exhibited num-
Der Of articles manufactured of valata
milk. Up to the present time, it seems,
from Series account, not to have become
an article of commercial export.
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Caledonia Tunnel aud Mining Conn

pany. office No. 10 Government House, corner
Sansome and Washington streets, San Francisco,
April l9;h, lS64-NOtice is hereby given that in
accordance with the laws of the State OF Califor
MA and an order duly made by the Board o. Trus-
tees Of the CALEDONIA Tunnel and Mining Com
pany as by the bylaws Of said company,
there will be sold at public auction to the
highest bidder for cash in United States gold coin,
on "WEDNESDAY, May twenty. hfth, 1864, al
eleven O'Clock A. ". of that day, at the salesroom
Of Jerome Rice s. Co., No. 81 Montgou cry street,
San Francisco, so many shares OF the capital
stock OF said company standing in the names OF
the following persons or shareholders, as will be
necessary for the payment of assessment No. 10 Of
three dollars per share duly levied thereon March
18th, 1864, by the Board Of Trus.ees, together
with the expenses Of advertisement and sale:
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DELINQUENT ASSESSMENT SALES.
Navigation Mining Compauy.M,Ne:

tice is hereby given that in accordance with the
laws of Nevada Territory there will be sold at pub
lie auction to the highest bidder for cash. In United
States gold or silver coin, at O'Clock, Pm, on the
10Th day Of May, AID. 1884, in front Of the compa-
uy's office, American City n. T., so many shares
following Shareholders, as will pay assessment No
of One ($D Dollar per share levied February 18th,
1864, and Assessment No. Of Ono t$l) Dollar per
share levied March 10TH 1854, and Of which public
notice has been given together with costs OF adver
tisement and expenses OF sale, and also five per
rnnt oF nsseean,ent M Q.
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And In accordance with law, and an order Of the
Board Of Trustees Of the said company, made on
the 18th day Of April, A. D. 1864, 20 many shares
Of each parcel Of suid stock as may be necessary,
will be sold at the saleroom Of MegIrs. Jerome
Rice & Co.. No. 327 Montgomery street, In the
city Of San Francisco, on the 25th day Of May. at
- o'clock at noon on that day, to pay said delu.
quent assessments thereon, together with costs
VI advertising and expenses Of sale.
FERDINAND VASSAULT, Secretary.
of6ce-No. 4, Barron'I Building, northwest corner
Of Merchant and Montgomery streets, San Fran.
cisco, California.
San Francisco April H. 1864 apr23-td
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pany, Gold Hill District, \. T, Office No. bO5
Clay street, San Francisco, March l4thr 1864
Notice is hereby given, that in accordance with
the laws OF tho State Of California and an order
duly made by tho Board Of Trustees of the Col.
den Gate Silver Mining Company, there will be
sold at public auction, at the salesroom of John
Middleton d. Son, No. 400 Montgomery street, on
SATURDAY, April 23d, 1864, at u o'clock NJ, to
the highest bidder for cash, in U. s. gold coin, 10
many shares Of the capital stock Of said comps-
ny, standing In the name of tho following per.
sons, as will be necessary for the payment Of a.
sessInent No. g. Of one dollar per share duly le-
WED thereon by the Board of Trustees on the 18th
day of January, 1864 together with cost Of nd.
vertisemsnt and expenses Of sale, unless said
assessment and charges are sooner paid:
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Company--Notce is hereby given that on
THURSDAY. the Goth day Of May, 1864, at
o'clock, =. NJ, there will be sold at public auc.
tion in pursuance of law, at the door Of the Com
pany's Office in Gold Hill, n T., 80 many shares
of stock Of the Cresus Gold and Silver Mining
Company, standing In the names of the following
parties as will be sufficient to pay the amount Of
assessments now due thereon, together with costs
of sale and advertising, by order Of the Board Of
Trustees.
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DELINQUENT ASSESSMENT SALES.
Mary Ann Gold md silver Mining

Company Notice is hereby given, that in accord
ance with the laws OF Nevada Territory and the
bylaws Of the company, there will be sold at pub
lie auction, in front oil the company's office, in
Gold Hill, on SATURDAY, May 7th, 1854, at 2
O'Clock P NJ, SO many shares Of the capital stock
Of the company, standing in the names Of the fol.
lowing persons, as will suffice to pay the amount Of
assessments due the cost Of sale and i've per cent
nor month interest on the same.
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Green G. and .. NJ. Company, Gold
Hill District, Storey County, n. r., Office 40
Montgomery street, San Fran cisco. Csl.-Notice
IL hereby given, that on WEDNESDAY, the 25th
day Of May, A. D. 1864, at IL O'Clock, A. ~, there
will be sold ut public auction at the saiesroom Of
Merrs. Cobb & Siuton, No. 406 Montgomery street,
San Francisco, to the highest bidder for cash, in
U. E coin, 30 many shares of the capital stock Of
the Green Gold and Silver Mining Company stand.
Ing in the names Of the hereinafter mentioned
sockholders as will be necessary TO pay all assess
lents now delinquent thereon, together with the
-oSts Of advertising and a.! accruing charges un.
less the same be previously paid to the Secretary.
Names Certificates. Shs. Amount
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Black Warrior Gold and silver
Mining Company.-Notice Is hereby given that In
accordance with the laws Of Nevada Territory
and the bylaws of the COMPANY, there will DO
sold at public auction on FRIDAY, May 2Itb,
1864, at o'clock Pm, In front Of the ofice Of the
company, 10 many shares Of the capital stock
standing in the names of the following parties a
will be necessary to liquidate the amount due
thereon, together with aeeruinE costs:
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DELINQUENT ASSESSMENT SALES.
Gold Dust Gold and Silver Mining

Company.-Notice is hereby given, that according
to the laws OF Nevada Territory and the bylaws OF
the company, there shall be sold at public auction,
in front OF the company's office, in Gold Hill, on
THURSDAY the fifth day Of May next, at o'clk.
P. H., go many shares Of the capital stock Of the
above company, standing in the names Of the fol-
lowing persons as will pay the assessments due
thereon tsgether with the costs Of sale and adver
Using By order Of the Board Of Trustees
Names CertI Asstt ShL Amt
Pat Lynch. ID. balance on 81 5 S 90
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GoId md NilYer MIN.

Tonawanda Gold and Silver Min.
ing Company-Notce Is hereby given that IN ae-
cordaucc with the laws Of Nevada Territory and the
bylaws Of the company, there will DO sold at pub
lie auction on FRIDAY, May 18th, 1854, at one ?.
n, in front OF the ofico Of the company, so many
shares of the capital stock, standing In the names
Of tho following persons, as may DO necessary 70
liquidate the amounts due thereon, together with
accrung costs:
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elanRroom q. and 8. III. Compan1

Notice il hereby given, that In accordance with
the laws Of Nevada Territory and the by laws Of
the company, there will be sold at public auction
in front Of the company'S Office. In Gold Hill, on
TUESDAY, May nth, 1864, at o'clock P. ~,
30 many shares Of the capital stock Of the com
pany, standing In the names OF the following per.
sons, as will suffice to pay the amount Of assess.
ments due the cost Of sale, and Ave per cent. per
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LaborinE G & 8. N. Company.

Notice is hereby given that in accordance with the
laws Of Nevada Territory and the bylaws Of the
above company, there will be sold at public auction
on SATURDAY the Dist day OF May 4 D. 1854, at
O'Clock Pm Of said day at the office Of the Secreta
ry, Main street opposite Odd Fellows Hall, Gold
said company standing in the names Of tho follow
ing parties on the books Of the company as may be
necessary TO pay all assessments now due by said
parties, together with costs Of advertisement and
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nent and chRrgcB are Boomer pan
,,,.. Isrgs CbdYSs

Also the holders interest In tho following GER
tifcales, which were sold for assessment Ne S,
December 10th, SO:
Bradford, c H..No. ~, for S ShureS, 4 taken by
Camp, . 5. No. 90. for 10 shares staken by
purchaser, leaving 2....-................ :.
Camp. o s. No 81 for 10 shares, staken by
purchaser, leaving ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. =.
Smith, Cathrine No 107, for IS shares, "a
taken by purchaser, leaving l..-......... ! =.
BY order of tho Board OF Trustees
mh22 I'd n. SHlvERICK, sec'y.
The above sale Is postponed until MONDAY,
May 10Th, 1864, at the hour and place above
named npr23 I'd