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NOTICE TO PRE.EMPTION CLAIMANTS.

NOTICE TO PRE-EMPTION CLAIMANTS
Every person claiming the right of pre-cmp,ion to
land in any OF the townships designated in this Pro-
camaton, IN virtue of the provisions of the act o. 22d
June, 1888 as extended and modified by the act Of LIST
June 1910, or of the provisions of the latter act
[where those laws still apply to such claims, by rea-
of the absence of the plas the Registers office
on Did june 1911 or 10y virtue of the act of the 4h
Sept 1871 e1ch granting certain privileges TO another
and different class of settlers requested to prove
the same TO the satisfaction of the Register and Re-
ceiver of The proper Land Office and make paymen,
therefor, practicable after seeing his notice
and before the day appointed for the commencement
of the public sale of the land as above designated:
otherwise such claims will be forfeited
Where the year subsequent to the filing of the
plas, shall expire previous to the day fixed for the
commencement of the sale above mentioned. claims
unde the acts of 1888 and lSi0 above referred TO-.
viii be forfeited if not proven up and paid for prior TO
the expiration Of such year.
THO. II. BLAKE,
Commissioner Of the General Land Office
sept 29-lawtl6thJan,
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Bells Messenger, Satrist, Age, Mining Journal,
Era, Conservative Journal Examiner John
Bull, Court Gazette, Gardeners Gazette, Gar
deners' Chronicle, Argus, Journal of Commerce,
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Emigration Gazette, Agricultural Advocate, Obscrv-
er, Nonconformist, New Farmers Journal, Colonial
Gazette, Church lntelligencer City Chronice--pub-
ished at 6d--91 IS. per
Magnet, Weekly Chronicle, Waterman, British
Statesman, Bells Life, Athenaum--pubshed at Sd
fl As per annum.
Wilmer & Smith have the pleasure of directing at
tenton to the following, amongst numerous, testimo-
mails:
From the London Times of April 7th, 1912.
We stated yesterday that the British and North
American Mail Steamer Britannia had sailed on the
preceding day for Halifax and Boston. We omitted
TO mention that copies of the Times Of Tuesday
morning, containing the important from India,
forwarded by her to all parts of Canada and the
United States, by Messrs Wilmer & Smith, News
Agents, of Liverpool.
From the same paper of April 10Th.
Messrs. Wilmer and Smith, the enterprising news
vendors of Liverpool succeeded in putting the Times,
of the 18th instant board the steam ship Caedo-
MIA, for Halifax and Boston, previous to its depar-
ture.
From the same paper of May 9th.
THE AcADIA.--By the Jealous activity of Messrs.
Wilmer s. Smith, News Agents, the Times of We'd
nesday last, with the intelligence received from India
and China by our extraordinary express from Mar
settles, was forwarded by the Acadia, as she was on
the point of leaving Liverpool on her outward voyage
for the United States
Liverpool, June /, 1912.
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FOR THE SOUTH-MAIL LINE.
VIA CHESAPEAKE, AND PORTSMOUTH
AND ROANOKE RAILROAD

The Baltimore Slehm
Packet Company" give no
iice that on and after the
9TH of March last, Their
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Price Two Cents

was sent back last winter to this county from the
Court in Bank, 10 be argued on demure eaiive 10
Legislative recognition Of this bank, &C., and to
try the matter OF fact whether the bank has exer-
clsed banking power without interruption for Pc
nod OF twenty years. II will then be reserved pro-
bably, Tor the Court in Bank TO sit next win in
Columbus and II there determined adversely 10 the
bank, 1t will, 1t Is supposed, be taken up TO the Su-
preme Court OF the United States by the stock
holders living out OF Ohio. In the meantime, the
bank having failed, and wishing TO wind up its af-
ialrs hnds IT impossible in many cases, to collect
It's debts because, If II shall be determined that the
bank has no banking powers, it cannot, under the
law OF Ohio, collect It's debts, being fraudulent in
stuion.
Great quantities of wheat are daily sold in this
market, some OF which is purchased by Canadian
houses. The price is, ! believe, A cents per
bushel.
The weather continues warm, and the roads so
dusty that travellers have 10 breathe atmosphere
OF dust Wing conventions, il has been observed
In this state, are always accompanied by rain but
that OF yesterday held under the auspices of Henry
Clay, did not get up storm so widespread TO EN-
brace this city within Its action. The for once
perhaps, is powerless L'OcCIpENTE.
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Correspondence Of the Herald.


NEWARK, Ohio, Sept 80, 1912.
Political Enthusiasm in Ohio-ErobabIe Result Of
the Election-Great Mass Meetings. ofte People
Dayton Barbecue-Ihe Supreme Court of Ohio
The Granp,He Bank Wheat, &c. &c.
AS the day Of our election approaches, more and
more doubt hangs over the result. The politicians
particularly active, and are sanguine in proper
ton TO their activity, but the people generally are
less enthusiastic, especially in the country In the
towns there always certain ciiqwes full Of kind
of fanatic enthusiasm for their peculiar notions
and who foolishly fancy that every one must needs
regard such notions as being endowed with the
wonderful Importance in the eyes of all as they
are esteemed to possess in those cliq,es The great
political excitement in the towns, where the wings
have for the most part the ascendancy, than in the
country where the democratic strength chiefly lies
will tell much TO the advantage OF the Wings at the
election. On the other hand, the Liberty Adolf
ton ticket will most seriously affect the wings in
certain districts in the State The Tyler party will
make common cause with the democratic party,
General Murphy, their great champion in this State,
being engaged from day to day in delivering public
addresses. in which he condemns the wings, and
declares himself in favor OF Shannon for Governor
and, lastly the democratic papers, from many Sec
tons Of the State, contain numerous renuncations
OF whig doctrines. Governor Corwin, and ex-(Io-
vernon Shannon, the rival candidates. traverslng
of their respective parties. The Hon. William
Allen and Governor Shannon, addressed the people
in this city on the 10th. Allen then proceeded to
Dayton, where the democrats had great conven-
ton on the oath, and Gov Shannon, and the Hon.
B. b. Taylor Of this city, proceeded to Tfin to adj
dress convention, held there on the I'D
On the 10Th yesterday the great Wing Barbe-
cue was to be holden at Dayton Every portion of
the State, the most distant, has sent forth lis
quotas; and, from present appearances, Judge it
must have been about the greatest affair of the kind
in our political annals. Henry Clay as to be there
accompanied by host Of distinguished wings from
kentucky, to be met by all that Ohio boasts of in
the wing party. One hundred thousand was the
number, fixed upon beforehand, TO compose this
immense convention.
The Supreme Court Of Ohio is now in session in
Newark. The Hon. Matthew Orchard, and the
Hon. Nathaniel G: Reid, the two new Judges, elect.
ed at the last regular session of the Legislature, hold
the court and aequit themselvesin very creditabe
manner. very important case, the quo c@Tanfo
against the Granville Bank, comes up this term IL
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Before Judge Lynch and Alderman Steward and Balls
TUESDAY Der. "A black fellow named John Will
lams was tried for entering the house Of William SILL
76 Broadway with supposed attempt to STEAL and
sent to tho Penitentisry for two months. John
Leonard and Patrick MCGUIRE, were tried for steal
ing several shirts the property of Jackson Orr and Leon
ard, sent up for two months. MCGUIRE was discharged
Joseph Kelly and John Dryer, tried Cor stealing
musical box, from Sophia Barkmeyer. Kelly sent
up Tor three months, and Dryer was discharged John
blackburn who tried for disturbing the public house
of George Hazard and also for assaulng Mr. Hazard
ordered to give security in the Of $780, to keep the
peace. JEWS Van Dyke black fellow, was sent up for
six MONTHS for stealing roundabout jacket from James
MoCadden A boy named William Reeb tried for
stealing three dollars from the money drawer Of Peter
Gunn and convicted but sentence suspended and he
discharged A black fellow named Thomas PIERRE
sent to the city prison for 30 days. for stealing
shirts and fock from Betsy Brundage, colored woman
at service, at l26 Bowery John Baker up for
two months, for stealing small quantity Of yarn from
Sanger Co. James Mccormick, a wild lrishman, was
tried for striking Adam Long with brick bat while on
spree and so drunk that he couldn't The Court sent
him up for six months Albert Hamilton tried for at
tempting to gouge out the eyes Of a named George
Kelvin, but owing to the absence Of Kelvin the case
postponed until Friday. John McDermot tried on
charge of stealing watch from William Bum, but acqu
ted there being evidence to sustain the charge. The
Court adjourned to Friday morning at o'clock.
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Court OF Common Pleas.


Der. 4-Hen'y A. Patterson vs. Monmouth Il Hart, she
rif-~The plaintiff caused execution for S22s to be
served against the wine and liquor establishment and
other property belonging to Henry A. Barren and VIM
Bennett, corner Hudson and Christopher streets Sub
James Wells against the individuals and the effects
sold bringing bat S3 that the plaintiff did not re-
ceive dollar Action is brought against the sheriff
for the amount, it being contended that liquors were
stored in the cellar and good furniture existed the
in the dwelling part OF the house. which should have
levied upon also horse, Wagons SC. in stable short
distance Off and that enough could obtained to
satisfy both writs The Court charged that sheriff has
right to break open cellar after getting possession of
the house. As to the articles in the stable he sup
posed to know about them unless pointed The
ton is did more property exist the premises than
would have satisfied the landlords claim The Jury found
for plaintiff S25
For the plaintiff, Mr.. Peter Wilson and Mr.. H. O. Wan.
meker. For defendant Mr.. N. B. Blunt.
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City Intelligence.

PoLIcE.-Georgs Fawcet and Latham Wilson were
rested yesterday for having several So notes of
new counterfeit emission of the Manufacturers Bank OF
Providence, r. l. They parsed one on Thomas johnson
Of 90 Bowery, and another on Edward Stone. and on
being searched $40 of the spurious found
in the pockets Of Fawcet They both committed.
SUDDEN DEArH.-A German named Conrad Deppe, who
has recently resided at the corner of Broadway and 10th
street. was found dead in his bed yesterday morning
dict Of Coroner Jury death by congestion Of brain"
Commemorative were misinformed DIR. Caldwell
not present at the late fight as McCoys doctor but
merely as spectator. Nor he sent to West Chester
but gave bail without leaving the city
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OCULISTS.
DOCTOR J. FRAN CTS

CELEBRATED EYE WA1Eh.
~ Asor Hr,S% Ills preparations perfect cure for all
Infammatoyc use Of the eye, weakness Of sight, &c.
fail sng nebuas Of the longest standing, without
''' CERTIFICATES.
certify that Jacob Valentine youth Of about esn
called to-day and states that he has been the patient OF
Dr. j. Francis whose treatment has been the means, under
'O' Rector Of st. George Church. Bee kmsn st.
This to certify that two Of my children afflicted with
with nebuss covering the sight Every remedy rs,orted
70 without good effect and despared Of them being
recovered They perfectly restored sight by Dr. j.
franc" ee''''e' pxSfEk JONES 100 Pearl street.
M va; almost blind Toy weye years and in ys weeks under
''e'' Ao'' anu MARTHA BROWN III Forsyth street.
iesry to the above being i iSs BENEDICT
Pasto Of the Stanton street Chsoh.
eye and from the use Or fsnc cndsr Preparation for
that disease my H fysir neg Sdse street.
cacy Dr. Francis peparations for diseases Of the
unhesangy them to the notice OF the public
Duncan Dunbar, Pastor Of McDougal st. Church.
H. Cone, Pastor Of the First Ba2tis Church.
Jacob Brounsr, Pastor Of the North BAPTIST Church..
Joseph Andeade, Roman Catholic Priest of st. Peters
Numerous certificates can the Office. Prepared and
sold only BY Dr. j. Francis 10 Barclay street. New York
Artificial Eyes inserted which cannot be distinguished from
Dr. J. Francis respectfully informs his friends and the public
dat consequence the Of his business Dr. Gisnny
Member the Royal College Of SURGEONS London and Of the
New York Medical Society has joined him. and every conf
dence can be placed in his professional skil as an oeus
money, will be for all hides weighing 50 lbs and
Sf ssd s01r and half cents for A. oys y S sns n
Houston streeu,b by JOHN HUM. OF 2wer
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NEW YORK WEDNESDAY MORNING OCTOBER s. 1912

anse As nay SEEM we found this piece of child
ing himself with potatoes bread the like with an
,,siv , u s hearty meal his stumIs Of limbs which
a over sna hde"I mass Of eating ulcers now heal
ryi eve 70 s ana me parts that surround the
inc on rbs h NJ anu he Of ears sun grow
:" tn T.. css.;n o. oh -. =, 49,.
less msIsdv6e 90 ana nope
mstte-he quet sleep strength and stable
SonhsI 30 manifest "a ne person Of Jsms-wes ALL ana
co. J"ty atrousd oy ms mother 10 me exei1sNs ,ss
TnIs weeks n regular portions q MI ~ =, BIS
tmIv sy.oco ma @ Those wnS nave r h ssda inc
~, h Wy case are apammous IN he opinion
at had u been when the disease was com
vigorous coue have failed Of the greatest
Mr. r RRfs IrISArI o. LEY M MAssrnLn ,a ;h p,.
o Gr nsn ~ % ha Ss.by er G
the facts set IN the above from the Commercial Adve
ser are Correct opANnr M.Nsrtrr pu
A. o.. ,., ohANIE MANSSflIiELD r. M,
WOW '''"' ''' 'l'" o'A's'''' ''''e 20.
/ -, BLOOMFIELD Rakla4a 20, Mn, July %, 1911
yesr 1852 was attacked With what was called BY some Of
attending physicians the kngs Evil immediately applied
% ing During my
hsss eknt o,neien. anu ~ one was
sci n wbsn npn 20 raa doo e
who Appeared TO help some In that year sold span Of
oDIy served 10 Keen bacf Ibave nssJ mot vry ,S
obe eS fq,e Sy person whI ks
~ I'm @ inches , Ssog ss to about hs middle
q them as srge as silver dollar, and half an inch deep In
the meScne On s s aaS 81 ri a month"; ny I
d.. al % cured Al
snnssrsd and Il ace NC no. @ sond u can So via =
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Superior Court.

Before Chief Justice Jones.
Ocr.4-James G. Mills VS.. c. B.Lama.-The ship Robert
Isaac on her voyage to this gale
off, With view save the lives of the passengers and
crew zoo IN number twothirds Of the cargo thrown
overheard and the vessel ghened rig ajury rud
der She bore up for the Western Islands, suffered
injury, and was finally sold at Terceira bringing but
small sum. The defendants had goods board which
were among saved but refuses to submit the usual
average The present action is to compel suchV erdic
for plaintiff, ss7l co. subject to adjustment.
For plaintiff. Messrs. Emerson and Pritcharl. For de
fendant, Mr.. O'Connor and Mr.. Derry.
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GoLp AoArS-Gold has been discovered In California
San Fernando Pieces OF the size OF 9Th OF dollar
are found Mere in abundance
CAurIor--Hartley's drug store in Philadelphia was
burnt down by the ignition OF locofoco matches which
were thrown by rats down the cellar way.
sraoorp-The Robert I. Lyttle and the Belle Air, in
the Ohio river.
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sEBRING's RESTORATIVE CORDIAL. :


MO- f76 Broadway Myths Cordial having obtained
IN celebrity account Of the many has reformed in
which is adapted the public respectfully informed
that and other disorders Of the stomach is
peculiarly adapted those complaints not by
ly physcng but BY strengthening the system No geater
mistake be made than suppose that Dyspepsia,
other disease arising from debility be cured by frequent
forced action the bowels by purgative medicines When
this complaint the system already weak and every
additional dose tends make il The Cordial on the
contrary acting tonic strengthens the digestive and
assists them perform their functions nature designed
Hence found be ecacous those diseases peculiar
females, which frequently from weakness than
from any other The Cordial likewise is certain
for the Nervous Headache and affords relief almost all at
fecons of the system excellent preventive Of
costveness and low spirits The aged and nfm OF bob
and persons OF sedens habits prone 70 costiveness have
pensnced great benefit rom H. speedily promotes strength
petite gives and vgor the whole system and is highly
beneficial from evers and other acute
disorders In proof Of its virtues in the above complaints the
well as those of respectable gentlemen who have derived
benefit from the of it, Of which published in the
circular accompanying each bottle.
The Restorative Cordial prepared and sold by the proprietor
46 Broadway NJ w. and by respectable druggists throughout
the country Price rer bottle and 50 dozen Orders
companied by the cash puncuay executed and forwarded
cording TO directions. OF im"m
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W. 5. RICHARDSON. Agent
PARIS LIRE PILLS.

THE immense of the sale Of these Pills for the
time they have been introduced into this country truly
astonishing and convincing proof the
this e herbal medicine in remedng disease At this
ofhe when the relaxed by the heat of
Of this edcine will clear off the and
generally sluggish will be put healthy action and
thus be able perform the functions allotted it, the body
altogether will be renvgorte and prepared TO undergo what
change the winter may bring In bilious complains,
heavy colds and they afford speedy relief and
to the female constitutions they particularly applicable
who have tried them certify Intact every who
has used PARIS Life Pills to be insted with life
healthy longing for food sound Sleep and all the
attendant good health The which they
used Europe ell classes Of society, beyond
cepton than 30 900 boxes there sold weekly show
ing that all who them appreciate their WORTH They
sold exclusively by the following agents. viz -
Rushton Aspinwall druggists and Chemists Sc William st.
ITO Broadway and 10 Astor House 49,
213 Broadway, corner Of Chamberst.
P. Dckie, Alb Broadway, corner of Lspenard st.
John b Dodd druggist, Broadway corner Blrecker ST.
A W. Badeax, Bowery Medicine Store, $50 Bowery.
John e. Hart druggist, 3i8 Grand corner Norfolk ST.
Symes Medicine Store, SO Bowery corner Of Walker ST.
A. B. Tnper, corner Fulton and Water st.
Horace Everett druggist 3 Greenwich ST. next the corner Of
Franklin ST.
J&J Coddngon apohecaries Hodscn steeet of
E. T. Cotton chemist and apothecary $50 Blseckec st.
J. Wendover. druggist and apotheary i Eighth avenue
Brooklyn-Wm Armstrong Seed drug and patent medicine
warehouse, 18f1z Fulton st.
T. ROBERTS & CO,
Clarendon House, of Duane street and Broadway.
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JOHN EsTABROOKs.

Ahsory OF inc ABOVE cases may be by calling above
From the Buffalo Com nercal Advertiser Nov g. Istt
An ExTRAoRDINARy CAsE.-The article below il from the
Of one Of our most intelligent medical men, whose state
tails really remarkable and might well have been
posed be- ond the power Of medicine.
Of the Phycan who visited the Patient in person
and who was At the time one OF the Editors Of the CONNER
frt is rare indeed fallen humanity made to experience
the hand Of Providence much and
ferng and such casmitous and shocking mulaon has
Ilen the lot OF James Wyckon lad Of age, now
living in the town Of Clarence in this eou.ty.
James the OF farmer the offspring Of healthy and
putabe parents who have family Of robust child
Without assgnable he suddenly deprived
Of the Of hearing ten years since which
followed by what probably attack Of the dry gangrene.
This rapidly Destroyed first palate the bones Of the roof
the mouth and then considerable portion of the
upper lip and the both bones and cartegc
what unsghty deformy could be impressed
the human face divine This ghul disease ceased
ges the after several months, them again in
other parts OF the system with greater and more destructive
srSome two years ago. black spo. the nteg ent mo
ther Of this child told the writer Of tbwas
observed under the a each biz toe This omnou appear
gradually extended each foot and leg to within four inches
OF knee sepIaon then took place, and due
OF time both limbs dropped of The fingers Of the right hand
then attacked BY ts consuming alsy which extended
arm 10 the ground like the dead branch Of living The
disease the ed se the elbow Of the left and
the c shoulder producing extensive oscillation Of the bones
&C. The Of the right side near the centre OF the
Destroying complaint in its incipient stages. =.
On examining the boy, who, notwithstanding ne deal and
mute really Intelligent and sprghy the greatest marvel TO
and the system was RAPIDLY falling pieces from
the death OF IL parts, could when reduced 10
OF humanity, bold out and polong for years miserable e.
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Circuit Court.

Before Judge Kent.
Oct. 4-Oiper Besiey Hanford Smith ct. al.-The j,-
in this (Which compel the defendant pay
half Of whathe had received from house Florida
according to agreement and which alluded to yester
day. gave verdict for plaintiff of $6l4 As.
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Court CaIlendar-This Day.

CrRcvIi Counr.-Nos 10 1879, l6l 1853, is6. IS7 1853.
l59, l6l to 1866, 1853 TO l73.
SUPERIOR CoURr.Nos. Is, 80, 40 10 A. 49, AZ, 49, 30
to So, So, 81, So.
COMMON PIEAs-PARr mos. 80, l39. 1os, %; SO, &c.
81 l29, l5l, 8, 81, 81, 81, ISL, 1913, l. 49, l47 l59
PARr Mos Is, IS, 81, 90, 81, 49, ITO, ls5, 1884, 49,
&c. ~ I22. ia.
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TlR. CARPENTERS Old Established Peck Slip Dispenss-
~ n No. Peck Slp. linear Pearl St )Pvsfe and con6den-
aseparae Offices and entrancespaten exposed
each Others observation. Dr. c. Licentiae Of the New
York State Medical Society spd has had nearly years expert
bic. SIS imsr
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HOLT'S CANDY,

SohrlAssIN0 ANY THING OF THE KlND-Let It
sIang upon It's own merits-Coughs and Colds.
hOLTs CANDY gained for itsefa reputation, (soe-
own merts) far above the ordinary class Of remedies
Tor the complaints for which il is used.
recomme aided by Thousands who have experienced its
enceHen ehec sovereign remedy for Coughs Colds and
all affections Of the lungs. w. "s"'' '
Ihls Is TO certify that hsye, Practice prescribed Mr.
colds and all Of the lungs, he most beneficial
the component Candy and hay
lug used them Tor many years in private practice
can win saIs recommend the Article 70 all troubled with any
OF the complaints above mentioned In nv esfimaton III.
Candy has the precedence Of any in use. ''''
Hartford, Conn. Sept 20. 842. 'A' ". ~
For sale by M. p HOLT, 257 Main street. also hv H.
Principal Druggists IN Hartford. W '"e
B& ID. Sands 70 Fulton street at Dr. symes Pharmacy
SO Bowery corner Of Walker st., Ages in New York
s2l2msf -