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Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1842-12-10

repealed at the pleasure of The legislature, with.
out the slightest implication of its good faith.
l recommend to Congress to take into consid.
Grafton the propriety of relrnbursing a fine I'M
posed on Gen. Jackson at New Orleans at the
time Of the attack and defence Of that city paid
by him. Without designing any reflection on
the judicial tribunal which imposed The fine, the
remission at this day may be regarded as not un
jus, or mex pedient. The voice of the civil au-
thority was heard amidst the glitter Of arms and
obeyed by those who held the sword, thereby
giving additional lus.re to a memorable military
achievement. If the laws were offended, their
majesty was fully vindicated; and although the
penalty incurred and paid is worthy of little
regard IN pecuniary point of view, 1t can hard
ly be doubted that it would be gratifying to the
war-worn veteran, now In retirement and IN The
winter of his days. to be relieved from the cir
cnmstances in which that judgment placed him.
There cases in which public functonarles
NAV be called on weigh the public interests
against their own personal hazards, and II the
civil law be violated from Praiseworthy motives,
everything sense of public danger or public
necessity. punishment may well be restrained
within that limit which asserts and maintains the
authority of the law, and the Subsection of the
military to the civil power.
The defence Of New Ooreans, while it
saved the city from the hands of the enemy,
placed the name of General Jackson among
those Of the greatest Captains Of the age.
and illustrated one of the brightest page of
our history. Now that the causes of excite
ment, existing at The time. have ceased 10
operate it is believed that the remission Of
this fine: and whatever Of qualification that
remission might cause the eminent man who
incrred and paid it, would be IN accordance
with the general feeling and wishes of the
American people.
| have thus, fellow citizens, acquitted my
4 Al ~
laying before you, as succinctly as have been
able, the state of the Union, and by inviting
your attention 10 measures of much Impor-
lance TO the country. The Executive vii!
most zealously unite its efforts with those of
the Legislative Department in the accom-
plishment of ali that is required 10 relieve the
wants Of a common constituency, or elevate
the designs of beloved country.
JOHN TYLER.
JT1sLinrtOn Dec 1912.
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0TCongress met Monday, the 9Th instant.
A, twelve o'clock the House of Representatives
was called to order by the Speaker, when contra
ry to expectation, quorum appeared, ia mem
bers answering to their names. Mr.. Everett
gave notice that he would ask leave TO introduce
bill for the repeal Of the Bankrupt Law. Mr..
Adams asked leave TO offer resolution rescind-
log the 2ls. rule, which prohibits the reception
Of abolition petitions. Mr.. Wise, as matter OF
course, objected 10 the reception Of such a resolu
ton. The Speaker decided that such resolution,
having for its object the resembling of a standing
rule, was inadmssble, without one days notice.
Mr.. Adams chr oged his resolution to a mere
tee In the Senate only q members we're pres
ent-no quorum.
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HENRY CLAY AT EVANSVILLE, IA-This dis

Total debt recorded,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1842-02-26
CONVERTS BALM OF LIFE.-Th

Medicine is doing wonders Almost every person who
buys this article comes recommendedby others who have
used il themselves which speaks volumes in its favor For
Dyspepsia Bronchitis Coughs, Colds and Consumption its
equal does exist We hope the afflicted will turn their
attention to this valuable article.
The following certificate from Mr.. Chaseney, whose wife
had been twice thrice so low as to leave but little hope
OF recovery, shall here speak for itself:
Mr. Cover-Dear Sir Mrs. Chaseney has taken bottles
Of your Balm of Life and to my surprise snow in better
health than have known her 10 be for several years She
has been afflicted wtha Cough for fifteen years and
by Physicians her lungs have been ncnra
he She has several times been so low thai twas thought she
conL norecover Now her Cough comparatively speaking
ardy visible, and the darling pains Of the lungs have srs
experienced omuch relief she has from your valuable
Balm of Life 1t is from sense Of gratitude AID feeling
for others similarly afflicted that write youths certificate
Other members of my family have used it with decided
benefit. am, dear sir, very respectfully, yours,
EDWARD CHASTENEY, Druggist, l4o44 Bowery..,
For sale by J. Covert, 13 Nassau under Clinton Hall
also by E. Chasteney l4O Bowery Bowery, 1873 Bowey
142 Water Ito Broadway 10 Aston House 70 and 200
Fulton Broadway, 643 and I'll Broadway 80 Div-
sion ST. i II I'M
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r WING WITNESSES

1FlNO VIII
4 A Hon. Ed j. Porter.
Rev. Darius Anthony. Oneida Conference.
9. Sebastian Streeter, Boston,
Z" Mr. Handbook, 4o7 Pear-st.
Prof. F.. A. Ward, 1l3 Chambers-st
Dr. Vanderpoel, 1872 Fourth.st
Mr.. f. 6. Stacy, 66 Woosterst5
Mr.. Henry $. Banker, 81 Green-st.
Mr.. Lorins w. Gross, 86 Fullon-sl.
Dr. Hunter, 10s Sixth avenue.
Mr.. Rader 46 Chathan-st-
And others nnum6rable OF the highest standing and respect
ability have fully tested hevrtues of Shermans edicated
Lozenges Orris Tooth Paste, and Poor Mans Plaster II
you have cough, cold asthma, wboopng cough or con-
sumption, sherman's Cough Lozengcs If headache
lowness Of spirits, papatioa of the heart nervous
disease Sherman's Camphor Lozenges Re only remedy
for sea sickness discovered If you troubled with
worms, which are known by picking OF the nose droTs
ness voracous appetite eanness, pain in the joints flushed
checks and paeness round the lips, Sherman's Worm
LozengeS the only ntaibe medicine ever discovered
If pain weakness in the back oins side breast, or
rheumatism get of Shemans Poor Mans Plaser
and will you. Always that you get the genuine
The warehouse is at l06 Nassau-street.
Agents-l83 Bower n East Broadway; 10 Aston Houses
Ito and 273 Broadway; 227 Hudson 22 Beeckera, New
York 5s and 39 Fultonst Brooklyn HInsson corner 4
and Grand sts Willamsburgh Radding, StaeA., Bos.
ton. Burgess, % South Sd ST. Philadelphia. IT i'm
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DISHONESTY EXPOsED.-Th'

~ subscriber las on hand ~ 0 bottles VI
which he warrants to be genuine fs motto is Honesty
is the best policy"
The subscriber would here express his regret that 80 many
of his fellow citizens have hitherto permitted themselves 10
be deceived and imposed upon by dishonest men, quackS
auconees and preteders who offer TO sell what they call
IIaarlnm Oil at fourteen shings per gross
Attend strictly to the ollowins Wrappers printed in the
German language and those with thirty heads are nvari-
than out OF hundred is genuine, most Of them being
printed in NewYork All genuine ones are English and
have my and residence printed them This done
by Mr. lilly, the manufacturer in Holland They have also
my written signature
This HARLEM Oil is used for variety of diseases. II
needs putting its always its recommends
ton Coughs and colds are cured by without putting in
the style OF Candy dealers.
N B.The undersigned sells the best Candies (Stuarrs)
in NewYork, but he do MT sell Cough Candies TO
SUMPTION spraned ankles and teohache he leaves that 10
nrge dealers and medical gentleman
NAB.-Genuine German Cologne Water imported by the
Undersigned CHRISTIAN SYLVESTER,
Fancy Store, No. l2l East Broadway,
One door above Pike st.
N B-Waned at the above place few dozen Of the inn
ported RITISH OIL. tils dis f..
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1842-02-26
VTOUGHT,S PICTORIAL HONEY of

~ OUNIIl'O TE4OIOhtfL IlOINE OF
BONESET.-This valuable preparation has proved
successful In practice ofnany years. and its reputation aud
good effects may he learned by the OF one two via 1t
produces easy expecoraon and an equal circulation OF the
uds obviaes coStiveneSs without causing debility, and
brings gentle and healthy moisture on the skin nne,
datey quea coughing t gives aase to sore and painful
breast and supports the deblated chest and lungs under
disease and seated ption For SALE wholesale and
retail, by A. B. SANDS s CO., 273 Broadway,
of Chambers-street.
A. 3. & d. SANDS, 10 and 100 Fulton
and East
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1842-02-26

Il New Improved Burner-The Improvement in The
Burner is complete and uequaled, regulated by single
notion extremely simple and convenient to trim &c i
those who have been annoyed with poor OIL gas or spur
phene, they will be well pleased This camphene is as safe
OIL will not explode, will not soil the richest carpet or
cost oone cent an hour gallon giving much ish! as
50 worth Of oil Those who are doubtful OF its safety
ough experiments of Professor Locke the Journals OF the
Franklin and American Institutes No metres are required
ascertain the quantity consumed astral, minte ana
chandelier lamps altered and the whole expense saved in
short time Parlor lamps and store, ailors shoemakers
and for manufacturers Of all kinds Nor sale only at the
cerner of Canal.s. and Broadway. u l12wlS2Wos
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1842-02-26

SAN1L.1 w. hin c.
Sold in New.York by the only agents. A. B. ID SANDS,
drusgists 70 and 100 Fulton also sold by Abraham b.
Sands o73 Broadway Granite Buildings, corner Of Cham
beers ST. and by David Sands l. Co., No II East Broadway,
corner of Market Price 81 90. 21l I'm
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1842-02-26

VpARCELS DESPATCH.-Parce or
IL Bundles WILDE delivered punc,ually and iahfulyin
any part of the city of Albany, Tor very small compensa
tomb being left at 80 Ann street.. ri II
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1842-02-26

MECHANICAL LAMP Warehouse,
lVH No S37 Broadway. between Anthony and Leonard
importation Of esl ns IL limp? n Ted
from Paris the most complete and splendid assortment W
these unriraIed Lamps ermporsd into this country EN-,
Fancy Porcelain and Paper Shades Tarers &c &c. all of
which may be examined at his store, No 3S Broadway
The superiority of the Mechanical Lamp, combining Gle
canoe of appearance economy in the consumption OF OIL
With the most brilliant and regular diffusion of light, is cs-
tablisled by general appreciation.
The prices are reduced that they do not much exceed
the cost Of the common lamp.
Lamps and Lustrss loaned for Balls and Parties.
e. D.. SAGT ON, Successor TO a. D1AcoN,
tx I'm S37 Broadway.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1842-02-26
.ATHARTIC LOZENGES.--Sher

" mans Caartic Lozengcs very pleasant to the
taste, that children will them freely as they would
common peppermint and their action far better than
medicine given any other way. Physicians recommend
them TO their patients when they have any adherence to
common articles. Shermans Lozenges the most popu.
lar medicines the day. and continue because they
arc so good The Doctors Warehouse is at LOG Nassa,
one door above Ann f19 I'm
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1842-02-26

order Boots of the above description of the finest quail
ily of French calfin and in the latest style, and al
very reasonable prices Gentlemen who have been in
the habit paying exravagzn prices inferior articles
are requested to call and be Convinced that his prices
from ten twenty per below other stores in the neg'or
hood Drawings kong taken Of the feet, and pair Of lasts
kept for each customer, there difficulty in getting a
handsome yet easy fit. l-. -
Constantly on hand a large assortment Of ready-made
Boets latest styles prices varying from TW to SIX Dol
lars per pair Ovesoes Half Boots, Dancing Slip
pers, &c. &C. at equally low prices.
JOHN L. WATKINS, Id Fulton-street,
lv between Nassau and DucISreetS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1842-02-26

TnATENT CHEMICAL OIL LliHMfFSs,
CHEMICAL OIL, BURNING FLUID.-The sub.
scrier would invite the attention of the public TO his stock
Of .GREENoUGHs PATENT LAMPS, whcllirom their III
Others now in use The oil which is burned in them is a
chemical preparations very clean in its properties and gives
very brilliant and economical light The Burnng fluld
will neither soil nor stain. Lamps be altered
at tridng expense burn the fluid The subscriber is
kindly permitted to refer of most respectable
families, who are using the article.
T. C. HOOKER, 466 Broadway,
F. B-There no danger Of explosion in either one ct
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1842-02-26
Dr. pErERs, vEGETABL E shillins stren.tl,.
THO THE -DYSPEPTlC.-TIutch 3

& STOMACH BITTERS, for Dyspepsia assisting Di.
geson Weakness Loss Appetite, Nervous Diseases Night
Sweas SC Tie leading principle Of this medicine Is TO
strike at the origin Of said dea:cs This cured me com
plant is removed and no further medicines required BE-
ing selected from Natures great vegetable emporium u Is
al once sovereign and harmless remedy Hali "ie's
has been known to give Immediate rehei s ;, -,
The following is frOa Dr. f.. g. Ludlow NO "'f hroaa-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1842-02-26

MR.. J. G. HEWETT takes this method
to return thanks his friends and the public for the
liberal has received in his line Of practice,
which is confined to Sprains Dsocaton Hip Diseases
White Swengs, Cnrvalures and Diseased Spnes Rheu-
Inatis Nervous Affections Contractions, and all Diseases
the Joints and Limbs, &c.
References given on application Dr.. H. 5o7 Broadway
.et,yeeR BrOOrne and Spring SITS. la8 ON.
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TINHE TRUSSES AND SITPPGnITERs

Il olDr HulI's invention continue 20 receive my de-
eded preference For twenty years past have employed
invented in 1851 by the doctor with NV advice and appr
ba:ionand happy to say that isextensivey adopted
il. Europe as we'll as in this country. -
Signed VALENTINE MOTT, NJ D.
New.York July ], 1871. I'm
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pULED FOOLSCAP PAPER, 900
a. Reams AIMESS Ruled Cap, fer sale by
sN If PERSSE " BROOKS. 81 Liberty st

TT Q TIC T TO RUPTURED PER
& y #SONS.-Dr. A. G. HULL No 4 Vesey 81. Aston
House New York.-Persnns afflicted with RupureS may
rely upon the hes, instrumental aid the world affords on APP
plcaon his office Vcsey ST. or 10 either OF
Parents must be careful examine the back pad OF DR.
Hubs Trusses if they endorsed by DR. Hull IN
writing Meme other genuine or to he relied on as good
Dr. Hall guarantees To all otherwise healthy patients
who call his Office for treatment If the cure be not rad
cal and permanent preclude the necessity OF wear
ing any truss whacver the money advanced returned on
the expiration OF the specified for the ure whatever
progress the rupture may have made toward eradication
Children under l2 years universally cured without further
expense than of the Truss The radical cure has
been under progressive practical Improvement tor more
than 20 years pas, in DR.. HupS Truss Office, and now
brought state of unrivolled perfection
Many reachsrous agents have undertaken to rend lnia
tons OF Dr. Hubs celebrated Hinge and Pivot Truss for the
easy ard safe retention of Rupture These limitations can
mo. 3e re!eh ohey are by unskiltn surgeons and
n"chalcs and better than the ordinary Trusses o.
The marie. The genuine have my full name hfvritps
/ git I'm AMOS G. HULL & CD,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1842-02-26
1000. 600 Sla:I Its5'lteSssan P2es

L,lnbago Pain Or Weakness in the back, Lons or Side
Neck Breast or Limbs, efIectually cured by il.
In Coughs aud Liver Complaint, they afford astonishing
results Worn the lower part OF the spine, they cure
the Piles and the back of the necs Of children teethng
will give immediate relief
100000 sold yearly and warranted superior to all other
pastcrs and only l2 cents each get the genuine
Wholesale and retail LOG Nassau-st N. Y Agents, 83
Bowery n East Broadway 275 Broadway, 227 HudSons
SO and lS9 Fulto!.strees, Brooklyn. fl9 I'm
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1842-02-26

I AR4TAYLOR'S BALSAM OLIVER
AIyWORT.-I certify that have been compelled by eS
remc bad health make Of DR.. Tayors baisau o.
ysrwort for years, and that the incidence now
IS ldentlcay the same as that formerly QbtaGed ana me-
tbs made by the person at 24l Spf1ngst VIZ
formerly madeit at S75 Bowery q, -. :, - s.
JONAS BEEKMAN, 3s1 PeaIists3
Sold only at 21 Sprngst 10 and 1873 Fulton.st Bro9ss
lynli6 and a4S Broadst Newark Price, large bottles
next size Sli smallest size SO cents III iRa @I
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1842-02-26
gOYORDER of JOS. Mullen, Esq, Su.

sVl#VNDEh #UI JUS. 4HuItcH' i-Sq', Su-
He preme Court Commissioners, residing at WATERFOWL
Jefferson County notice hereby given that attachment
has issued against the Estate OF James Brooks, ae
OF ST. Augustine, Florida nonresidentd debtor and that
the will be sold for the payment OF his debts unesske
discharge such attachment according law With
IN months from the first publication Of this notice.
tate payment Of any debts due to him by residents ot
State and the delivery to him his use, ofany properly
within this State, belonging him. and the transfer OF any
such property by him, forbidden By law and void
Dated January 18th, 1912.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1842-02-26
DY ORDER of Thomas j. Oakley.

one of the Justices Of the Superior Court OF the Civ
OF NcwYork notice hereby given, pursuant to the Prov
sons of the statute athorisng attachments against sone
dent debtors that attachment has issued against the
Carolina and that the same will be sold for the payment Of
his debts unless he appear and discharge such a,iacner
according to law within nine months from the first publca.
ton Of this notice; and that the payment Of any debts due
to him by residents of this State, and the delivery him or
Tor his use, any property within this State belonging
him and the transfer OF any such property by HIM c.
hidden by law and are void Dated eth day OF September
1871 WIN s. SEARS,
oo5 lawom Attorney for attaching Creditor
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1NUDERVILL'S GERMANPLASTER

B-Wanted at the above place few dozen Of the inn,
ported BRITISH OIL, tyil-ta dis g..
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1842-02-26


GUDERVILL'S GERMANPLASTER
MA most ehectua remedy for the following complaints
-CorRs, Cuts Bruises, Burns Veons Salt Rhcum, Fever
Sores Sore Throat &c. In eyes from to four shlings
Inns Pas,e has been use seven years win great
useful in their families, thousands already testify
trial will be sufficient recommendation Sold by Mr. Ora
mer IrOpretOr 1853 Woosterstreet HoustoD j. G..
T5aIf us Bewey F. 1rpp ls7 Dvisonsrea!; Mrs
and Canon-st George Thompson, corner OF Hudson and
ClrSOpher-StreeI.
Brooklyn-Mr Newal 15s Massau-st; Mrs. Reeds Thread
and Needle store Fulton-st 1919 fl lm* 3
INVALUABLE DISCOVERY.--Dr. a.
IL CLARKS Vegetable Tooth WASH for cleansing and
purifying the teeth and sweetenng the breath for pains and
agues in the face and teeth To counteract the eecof cal
oel the teeth and gums LII extracting all soreness and
restoring them perfect health Also spongy and bleeding
gums for scurv in the gums for tightening the teeth when
loose and for all other diseases to which The teeth and gums
subject Warranted 10 contain neither acids akaes
Price % cents. Directions in full will accompany each
bottle. 5g7
raj Agents, 70 and 100 Fuonsree 278 Broadway and II
East Broadway Also sodatretail by the following agents
nsr Of BoWs and sl and
GAL Broadway Nos 81 95 27 and 28s Hndsonsrcet; No.
B and III Nos s., sig and 42s Greenwch
Third Avenue and St Marks Place and Third Avenue
and Ten.streel g6 Feurtrslrect s. Sixth Avenue, 45
Leonardslreel, lG Cherry street. ia Canastrret, % Null
berry, 10 Suvan-street, SO West Broadway 2l0 Chatham
street. corner OF Doyer and corner OF Jay and Washington
streets .tsisl.ss - szs -.
N B.-A few Of the numerous letters ard certificates
which have been received printed the handbils
kept by each agent { 10 1mDltW
FAR. TAYLOR'S Balsam of LiverWort,
HISS Bewery, the only Genuine Article-Tbe public
cautioned beware OF the BASE advertisements eIas.
atiHg from Spring street. as the annexed certificates viii
show how arthey in using others names aud sgna-
and limitations OF this valuable medicine, and those cerd.
Gates, Voluntarily offered renders all comment unnec
hereby certify that the Certificate the Jersey CITY Ad
yerser OF the 18th January 1892 relative TO the Baan Of
Lver,vort unauthorized wholly by me.
s. New-York, Feb. 8, 1912 $50
certify that the advertisement which appeared in the
Jersey City Advertiser respecting Dr. rayfos Baan OF
lyerwort, referring to me- used without any authority
from me- Signed, JAMES III. PINCKNEY, =
10 I'm s4i;ts q. Corner Bewery and 9Th street, 4
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1842-02-26

GYOMPOSITIONROLLERS of the best
materials and ouaIiy and OF all sizes, cast a, The or
6ce of the New World. Inquire Of J. w. RICHARDS, in
the Press Room, (basenent) apA II y
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1842-02-26

GREAT BARGAINS-Mufis sailing off
VI cheaper than ever, to close the stock Also Fur and
Silk Trimmings. MOZAMBIQUE, 224 Bowery,
rs Inn New-York.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1842-02-26

Builder Of ;he Sultan Of Muscats Pleasure Barge, the
Wave, Gazelle, Victoria Atlantic Wakona &c Also the
Ann OF Peeksk, Washington OF Poughkeepse Duchess OF
HYDE Park Svlph and Wave Of Mobile, George Stewart OF
l I lilo kr
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1842-02-26

nEAFNEss CURED.-SEGUTN'Sl
IL Acoustic Drops arc daily becoming more popuara as
an eecua remedy for ncipen deafness The proprietor
believes that used time il will proven, and remove the
cause Of that complaint and will be found highly effective
IN cases OF long standing Every body should make ai Q.
who needs 10 be relieved OF that distressing malady Pce
81 80 per bottle.
Sold by a. B. D. Sands No. 70 and 100 Futon.st; No
22 Broadway corner OF Chambersst and II East Broa
way: Aso,by Mrs. Hays, No. ls7 FnonsL Brooklyn
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1842-02-26
TT Office OF APPLICATION for tn

DISCHARGE OF an !nsove0t from his debts pursuant 70
the provisions OF the third article Of the first title of the fifth
chapter OF the second part Of the Revised Statutes.
Charles b. Dickinson, notice first pnslished Dec 18th,
4 creditors TO appear before the Honorable Michael III
shoefsr First Judge Of County Court Counsellor &C. at
ms chambers IN the City Hail. OF the City Of Newly the
o1h DAY OF March, 1872 at 10 o'clock in the forenoon
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1842-02-26
10y ORDER of Charles J. Hubert F,o


ED Frs, Judge OF Erie County Courts, notice Is he
given that attachment has issued against the estate q
George Miles, Jr and Arthur Edwards noE-reden, debor
and that the will be sold for the payment OF their de
ing law within nine months from the first publication
this notice. and that the payment any debts due e
by residents at this State, and the delivery 10 them .b
use OF any property within this State belonging 10 thez
and tc transfer OF any such property by Them ior
den bv law and are void SETH c. HAWLET
au4 aw9In Attorney tor Attaching Creditor
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TO Gentlemen with Heavy Boards and Tender Faces.
A LEX AMBER RAMSEY'S SapOnace.
FTNHE REAL Camphene Oil and Webb's

Successor TO N Smith PrentiSs,
Wholesale Pertumer and Fancy Soap Nnkcr, No 40 Mad
en- lane, sign of the Golden Rose. 10 eSom