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NOTICE O. INSOLVENCY

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safe o. V'r'or Honey. deceased, ass d.
c'-rrd pr bsbiy u solvent Those in,r,-st
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Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1868-12-18
Baltimore. Febrrary 10, 1868.

Baltimore, February TO, 1868.
DR.. J. J. Lawrence. Dear sir / take plas-
ure in recommending your RASADlLIS as
a very powerful alternative.
Yours truly, r. w. CARR, NJ. d.
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r 0 S A d A LIS
Is Recommended by the
Best Physicians Everywhere.
Read the following from

Mr'F. DIN Dnnnely. now of this city, for
nerly Profrssorof Physiology and Patholog-
ical Anatomy in the Middle Georgia Medical
College, Chief Surgeon State of South Caro-
lima during the war, Vice President Georgia
Medical Associations.
Di. Lawrence have carefully examined
yeur formula for the ROSADALIS. and re-
commended IT 10 several of my patients. The
combination is happy one. and must prove
potent remedy in all diseases requiring the
virtues of great alternative medicine.
wish you success.
F. OLIN DONNELY.
Baltimore, April %. 1865.
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As a Commercial Paper.

It's market reports are at all times to be
found full complete and unbiased, this de-
partment being uuder the supervision of one
who has for years stood at the head IN Chi
caOo.
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AS A NEWSPAPER.

lis telegraph news, from all parts of the
country. will be found full and complete
Attention to the news of the Northwest is a
feature highly commended, and. we are happy
to say. appreciated
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"COSTARS"
Standard Preparations

ARE
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"l6 years established in New York"
1000 boxes and fiasks manufacture
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GAIL Druggists in PRESCOTT sell Them"
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81 90 sizes sent by mail on receipt of price.
$500 for any three $l,00 sizes by Express.
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Baltimore, Md, March 4, 1868.

/ believe DR.. Lawrence's ROSADALIS to
be the hest Alternative in use, and therefore
chCerfully recommend il as SUCH
THOMAS j. BOYKIN, Md
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1868-12-18
A Positive Remedy for all
kinds of Humors,

ScrofuIa, Scurvy, SaIt-Rheum, Carbun-
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Affections originating in the Oerangement
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fections, Headache, Languor, and Depres-
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patton.
TNHIS excellent medicinal compound was first
Il prepared by DR.. J. w. POLAND, in 1917,
and was then employed with great success in
expelling humors from the blood; but in 1913
medical friend who was quite celebrated as physi
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gested some important improvements, which were
adopted and which has made it $50 the people say)
the very best remedy for all kinds of humors known
to "the faculty"
This preparation is composed entirely of vegeta-
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Noble Pine, Mandrake, and BlOodroOt.
When the originator lived in New Hampshire, at
Goffstown Centre, for the space of thirty forty
miles around, and in Manchester particularly, the
Humor Doctor was well known and highly valued
for the numerous and wonderful cures which it eff
fected. Though manufactured in large quantities,
the supply was frequently exhausted, and purchas-
ers had to wait for more to be made. IN that re-
gion, some very severe cases of Erysipelas were
treated with, land they were curedi Erysipelas
sores, or carbuncles, those ugly, painful ulcers
were entirely removed wherever this medicine
was faithfully used. So it was with Scrofnla and
Salt Rheum. The Humor Doctor cured them.
1t is free from any dangerous drugs, is pleasant to
the taste, safe yet and effective in its action.
PREPARED AT THE
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And for sale By all Dealers in Medicine.
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Prepared at the L; boratory of
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CHICAGO REPUBLICAN
FOR 1869.

No word of praise is necessary 10 our read
ers respecting the course. character and supe-
risrity of the chicago REPUBLICAN Stand
ing at the head Of Journalism in the north
west. its course politically can be remembered.
TRUE AT ALL TINES 10 Republican
principles. yet never ready to defend those of
its I,arty in public places when fathIess to
the peoples trust Always to be found bat
thing for the RICH in Local and National
issues FREE AND INDEPENDENT,
never swerving from the course it believes to
be right and for the best interests of the whole
country and its peOple
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1868-12-18

Weknow Dr Dawrence's ROSADALIS to
be a safe and reliable Alternative. DC. and take
pleasure in recommending it to the profession
and the public.
A. d. Moore. NJ. d, L. Barnes. NJ D.,
l.. A Smith, NJ d., r. W King. NJ. d.
Ii Winstead, NJ d S. Woodward, M. d.
r G Barham, NJ ID w T Brewer. NJ ID
W Duggan. NJ ID W j Bullock, II d.
Wilson, N. c., January Z. 1858.
GE For testimony of remarkable cures
see Sc Roaadalis Almanac tor this year.
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As a Literary Paper.
It's original matter. and selected, is OF
nature that will bear criticism.
As an Agricultural Paper.


This department is under the careful SUPER
vision of thoroughly practical man. and to
those engaged in agriculture, will prove to be
worth many times the subscription price.
ltreports the proceedings of Congress. State
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Fairs and all matters in which any portion
of IFS readers are interested. are always to be
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and as such, invites the cooperation of all in
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New-York tribune., 1868-01-18
Law INTELLIGENCE.
THE CIVIL COURT9.

THE CIVIL COURTS
Petitions in bankruptcy We're filed Yesterday
by John See, John f. See jr, and Olives WetmOre al
Of this city. "a"
Decision was reserved in the case of VIM. f..
Hasbrouck against the steamer John growing ont OF
collision with barge In the North River In November
1864 Damages claimed, $1,000.
The Court of Special Sessions cannot be held
by single Judge. unless the other Judge is absent from
the city, Is unable % appear and that the cause OF
such inability must appear on the record OF conviction
Such the Supreme Court decision yesterday
One million of dollars and 1l9 persons are in
yolved IN the suit instituted by tho Chicago and
States Petroleum Company In the Pennsylvania Supreme
Court.
A suit was instituted yesterday, in tho Brook
lyn City Court by Mrs. Mary Tate, Administrative
cover $1,000 damages From Mr. George w Wilson, owner
OF the steamboat Norwsk, which had occasioned the
setting small row.boat In which he aud another
were fishing Case still pending.
In the Supreme Court, before Justice Gil.
bert Edward Titus recovered from Edward
Thornton for false Imprisonment Plaintiffs hardware
store was entered January 1867. and robbed Seeing
defendant selling knives the Captone Pond. he had
him arresed suspicion, but there being evidence
against him. he was discharged.
The British Consul at Aspinwall prevented
the of the brig Jacmel Packet by her master who
wished put the proceeds In his pocket Tho Consul
ner 70 this port He now claims tEis sum and salvage
for saving The vesse Decision: He entitled TO tho
amount advanced. and reward tnot sayage) to DO de-
cIded by libelnnt and claimant.
In tho Third District Court Justice Smith
granted the motion OF nonsut 10 the Second Avenue
Railroad Company. Peter II. Laurie was the plaintiff
ON the 10th Of August last ne had an OK valued ut A
Killed nv o dummy engine belonging to the defpndanB
Tho wasoae Of drove ofW Tue night wAs dsrt. but
New-York tribune., 1868-01-18
HAzING AT THE AMHERST AGRICULTURAL
COLLEGE.

Three town boys OF Amherst. Mass,
Eldrdge Cook. Edward spear, and Timothy Deadly sud
three Agricultural College students, Charles Howland
Iemue Hail. and George Graves, forcibly entered Clsr
ence E. Browns room in the Agricultural College dormi-
tory on Friday night, and made cowardly attack upea
him Cook had been member OF the College about three
weeks but had dismissed by the faculty for ganers
ineficiency and suspecting that Brown who both
jator and student had reported OF his isdeneaa
ors to the President while under the influence liquor
had made severe Threat against Brown. Tho whoio
party went 10 Browns room and demanded adnittance.
but no being In bed and suspectng from the whispetnf
that he heard that they were drunken rowdie refused
Then they went INTO the rear room and broke the gs In
his bedroom vent,atcr but left whom they were anaba
TO open IT, AZ length by means OF skeletan key. they
forced the one In the door out and entered put were mos
by Brown at the door who threw at them
drove them into an adjoining roo and closed the door
upon sheu But being assured that ne had no pistol
they again returned 10 the attack broke down the door.
and after Brown had thrown poker at them they throw
him down, and all got upon him. He had, however. IN
his hand small cabtnetmakers ehisel, with which h4
sashed right and left until he bad stabbed Housn@
four times, Hall three times. Cook, Deadly. and Graves
each This dispersed them again and 0ravss va
turning to 90 down stairs he slipped and tell with saoh ve
ence that he has been unconscious state nearly ever
since and considered In critical condition. Brown
general favore, both with the faculty aud amesg the
ctlrsns Of Amherst and no one attaches Nny blanc ~
him.
New-York tribune., 1868-01-18
SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.
PORT or Ssw.YoRE.......J.s

CLEARED.
Steamship ternl, rl Muuroe. GlI'so~ via Mo's Henderson
Steamship MoueGa shsiforl Wheeler Ia,rl
Ship ns,sf.s Han ans TcusTets Hamburg sonao Ei,s
Marco Polo BEsl M1.1 ps,S,a s,., sas III h@sp 60
Bari Bea (r, MURPHY, Monieeo via sA''nniS '" E"s
BARK Teresa Dutch Gale. Mar,cnISo Maitland. Phelps Co.
BARK cremous ngrro~s Galveston C. IL halSry 20; .
pdnes lsT%i Msueis WeS,t
Rs Rs Henry Louise Potter pci..aPiiaes q Becker Co.
BIZ Tho. oven P.,tng. Neaviis', Thompson innter
Brs Guiding Presthp Remedies. ThoIp.op Hun,,I
r.: r.: Nsl'; ss, sse" ha..xeI Ca snp'on C,pp
seSf. J. Poeasr RSa:s wl1.F{s5y =. r.eS. eS..-...,.
sehr L. p PhaTo, cOin' Little fss ilrS'' S.sss,-
ARRIVED. r
,mD RprHp, S c s.e, GsSs ssss Co. 'ni Hs sGT -
Der @ S.Htoci: passed steamship cenooral. I.T ,o.,sa isr
passed b. steamships Cuba and Manhattan
sss,nhp Rase Greene H.vaus and bonr vi. Y,.n
hou With ndse aad tue Atlantic Mall seansh
sess.ip P4ncOui. Sherwood Por.Od sa and J..
With md.r .ad pas. to n. L. MeCresdy & Co.
ss.%: %a%'ot "a W Ss" SI , i % NTH S % Golden sS aI H,.
erpseaced difficulty aceoOH' Of the vast sae' ice in
Steamship Oce.nss Dsyi, Proviisncs
SHY Golden Hind DAVIS; Bs:sa jan u, Bedford iSS bal.
Head Joha oassoa Co Passed c.P. o. GsG
2O miles Of Ssndy for the last Il days With heavy gales from NV
MEMORANDA.
The steamer Relief twreckns Williams aud ehr y H. Meru"a!
With and hemp from the wreck % barA Pers
from Croustadt Asbore at Fire Island.
SPOKEN.
Bark Colueae BrN Dee l6 lat - o. s. lon % 81 w. from Loa
don for Mauhuus
DISASTERS.
The steamship GAucu from Boston for NesYorf he rock, at
Hell Gate presumed been forced by the She e.g
DOMESTIC PORTS.
BosroS Jsa i5--Auired sbip Alexander, from SeWiOt
FOREIGN PORTS
C,LCrTr. Jan aIn port ship Mount Arlington from LTspooL
New-York tribune., 1868-01-18
Notitts Of gankrupttp.

.-~
IN the DISTRICT COURT of the UNITED
STATES Tor EASTERN DISTRICT Of fPENNSYbVAhIA-ls
B.yyRrPrcY-in the matter Of OWEN EVANS, Bankrupt
WHOM rT CONCERN Tie uuGergned hereby gives notice o
Ms apontmen Of OWEN EVANS Of horsosn In ths
S- lately o Philadelphia In sad State within
been dudged Bankrupt bis Own peuuon
said Court-Dst.d At Phiadel phia. January l6, lD8.
Jsi8 las3FS w. H. YERKks. No. 52 Wauutst Philadelphia
THIS Is TO GIVE N0TICE-That on the
6h day Of January A. D. 1858 Warrant Ia ilakmpy was
against Kssis of OLIVER KREAMfB Of Chnion
the foony Hunerdon and State Of kewJe, who has
Bankrupt his Petition that the ren' snJ
Debts Delivery Property belonging such Bnkpt 1" him.
for Transfer Of Property h' him forbidden ny
Ias that q Creditors Of the ssd Bsnmp 10
70 Assrnees ~ BIS t
held Bankruptcy 10 he holden at No ~ Ahay' IN
CITY Of Brsnssiek and State Of New SJee! before john
Rmendorf Register the tenth day Of February 100 81 IL
o'clock m -D.tsd jan is 1863 BESAJAH DFACOS.
Ji7H u S Marshal, a. Messenger
THIS Is TO GIVE NOIICE-That on the
srth day Of JanuAry. d. 1863 Warrant Ia Bankruptcy
against the Of BLOOMFIELD LEIGH of Clinton. in
unterion and Of New Jersey who has been
auged Bankrupt his petitions that e Debts
Property belonging urh Bankrupt 10 him
his the transfer Of property hv hn forbidden by law
Creditors o BIpkrnp their
choose ABses of his estate will be bed At
COnn % Bsukuptcy be holden No. 81 A!Jsnyst in the City
before John g. Emendori
Register February A. D. 1854 II O'clock
Dated Jan To- 1864 BBSAJAH DEACON Msrshs As Messenger
VNHE TRIBUNE ALMANAC for 186S.-This
u popular Annual ready and M sale al the ofe Of The fnb
Price %
see Advertisement under bead Of New Publications.
New-York tribune., 1868-01-18
Anrusmtnts.
GTEfNWAY HALL.
~ 10th GRAND SUNDAY C0NCERT,
SUNDAY Jan ~.

l. = UkRprsOy Director.
Mrs ANNIE KEMP BOWLER will sing "Bundis' ron LucieuA
Bog Janets Choice and, with Mr Bowler the dnett Vm Don
PasquGle."
Mi BROOKHOUSB BOWLER celebraied English Tenor Obs
second sppeaance vii The Whe SQuaA and Lei NE LAKE
a Soldier Fail"
WRNZBL KOPTA, Vionist will Revere bY Nieur
temps. nd Air Iiougrois bv Ernst
ALFRED H. PEASB will perform Grand March rom
Wagners 1nnhuser and with Mr. COLBY the Grand DueI Of
two pianos themes from The Grand Duchesse."
Mr. JAMES CAULflELD Organs will perform OgeEtoire' ~
Wely by Mendessobn The Heavens Telling y aTdh
Conductor Mr.. @. w. COLBY
New-York tribune., 1868-01-18
paSSFyGFPS ARRIVED.

FROM GLASGOW AND MOvILLE Jan lT-l1 steamship sgcpiI
Mr. Chrsto wife and ehren John NcEby Mrs Muso ~ ana
Mrs O. II Barton " Canah Mrs Catherine Woods, hss SsAf'aa
Wood. Mss Emily Woods -, "a
PROM HAVANA AND NASSAU, Jan i;in steamship Fsgle-H
Ioasa Cole NOrre and ms stella Weeks J. le
and Vse Fisher Mordgs ami child iiutchnaa G. Cshec
Martin Pas Jose Souega Mariner b. LAb0ds H. W. Cartwright
J. B SIstb Lirut FuiIr, J. ~ hagoug5.
New-York tribune., 1868-01-18
gust unS fuunS.

I OST-BANK- BOOK No. 22S72 on East
IL River Savings Bank The finder will please leave he BANK
No. Chambersst
TNHE TRIBUNE ALMANAC for 1S6s.-Ihls
Il popular Annual ready and for at the once OF ihe ho
une Price 20 centS
See atve1tseneut under head New Publications
New-York tribune., 1868-01-18

MIR. CHARLES DICKENS READINGS IN
WI BRO0KLlS-LAsr RBADISG but ONB ia The PLY
MOUTH CHURCH BTooklyn-Mr CHARLES DlCkENS vii rad
MONDAY, jan. 90 bis DOCTOR MAklGOLD ADD The TRIAL
IRON PICKWlCK. TUESDAY Jsr ~. his NICHOLAS NlCh
IEBY M Mr saueer.s sehoo BOOTS THB HOLLY TRKH
~ at o'eoek and be prd within
earnestly requested be seated ten inmates
before ih. Of the Reading k,ryed sea. each
will be sold a, the Box once of PTneah
Church between hous OF ard o'clock This R,.ai.s
MIR. CHARLES DICKENS READlNGS.-
vi respectfully announced that MR. DlCkhNSs fbW LAST
FAREWELL READINGS 10 America Sil take place IN NeNioh
the month OF pHL The will be advertised shortly
New-York tribune., 1868-01-18
SlOrt alurom's ilotit,.

SrArs ov NswYoRN
PoRr.wARbEss OvFIcs No. % Hilsm-st
NOTICE is hereby given, in accordance with
~ Section o. te AZ passed April ~ 1857 sulsd As Ac'.
interested TO- having charge Of the subject Of such nqu
survey that the following under exsDina
that the said examinations Will
completed xn succeeding ths notice oosri sad
New-York tribune., 1868-01-18
THE CRIMINAL COURTS


In Justice BedfOrh's Court. Jersey City, yes
teny, Charles DO0uner was held for BAH on the charge
Of periufy. ~'- rr~
John Creighton and Jo:epS P. Clark were
before Justice COruwe Of Brooklyn. es'eras! on ne
Eighth Ward. to die The examination was SIouiaed.
At Jefferson Market, before Justice LedwitS,
Isaac Aiken accused Pat Corcoran whom he met 70 Tho
spree of robbing him Of SO The accused was hod v
answer.
Deputy Marshal Abner B. Newcombes case
was summed up yesterday before o. b. Commissioner Os-
born Newcombes counsel contended that the statute
did not the case and that the evidence was nsuf
cen hold the accused for dealing with counterfeens
Decision reserved.
In the General Sessions yesterday, after f3
prisoners had been sentenced Mr. Levy Samues OF Ne
2o2 Edrdgost butcher was put on trial Tor cutting on
but Mr. Bereh failed show that Mr. ssmuels owned the
slaughter house, and the indictment fell
George YOnkins, a bookbinder. and who few
years ago could command good wages In any establish
ment IN the country. before Justice Walter OF Will
llansburgh YESTERDAY, on a charge OF abandoning hA
wife. He begged 70 be let OF, promising 10 take oath
not TO touch again. but the Justice having lost
wife and children are destitute.
Joseph Gibbs, James McKennon and Patrick
Cannon were examined before United States Commits
s0ueP Newton yesterday the charge OF having illegally
sedgewick st. Brooklyn The Commissioner decided T.
discharge McKenna aud Cam N on the ground that they
OF the fact that they violating the
laws. but held Gibbs 10 await tho action Of the Grand
Jury
John Ferguson wrenched off the lock OF tho
door lending 10 White, Whitman Co.'S clothing ware
house the fourth noOr Of No 2S5 Broadway and whea
discovered the jantor Of the building yesterday
ing had IA his arms buadlc Of coats Justice Hogan
committed him for trial. Pennlmsn Smith, Broad
merchant. arrested yesterday, the complaint
of Mr. William IT. Blrchard Ut No 70 Wsl,st Tho COM
rlanan charges that May 1865 the firm OF wagsta4
smith of NO 81 south-st. MAS about to Dissolve and
that Smith, the accused, requested the companan -
enter into business with him tSuith) at che old stand
Smith, alleged represented that the firm OF WsgstaH
lrttfh OuaH1 .UH hs.H gaO
and that Wagstas interest could be purchased for eoo
smith further represented that he worth t0a oyss
aud above his share in the assets OF the Arm The CON-
pisnant now alleges that these Representations were
s 5 ana n 1SS fTia q SdyM yMliSsS Ssfssaa e
pl0yed advertising agent for The Erenifq Ieyun,
wls arrested Yesterday on complaint OF George W:
Gilbert OF No 81 Nassanst bookkeeper In the ONCE 0
The Tgran who charges that the accused collected on
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