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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-10-28
HEAp QUARTERS OF TIE MARINE CORPS,

,rp., .rr o,o,os Wahirston, AN october 1912 +.
the Qaaternaster Of Marine Corps this city, until
o,sosA A. NJ on Taghsdfy The a day Of Noysmoe, next
oPn 1;n ss59as N 10 t H, near Si:
Cnarlestown, Massachusetts
Brooklyn, Long Island, New York
Gospor, near Norfolk. Virginia;
Washington Distri I of Columbia.
The aon 10 consist Of pound and quarter Of fresh
beef, three quarters of pound OF PORK eighteen
at the fate of pound o good coffee twelve pounds
Of good New Orleans eight quarts of beas -four quarts
and hall pounds OF good dipped candies to each hundred
rstood that the full side Of beef nec and shns
ciuded be delivered required; If such quantity b. not re-
Y ad the bread or Hour sn., Dc Of sapelne quality All
without expense to the United States. " ''''.
No Snsi wn De entertained At this office unless &C.
p''A' to be endorsed tpo'1' S So io' is'
The American Sentinel and r,nnsy vanan Pnade phia;
Evening POST the New Yos Herald inc New YORK Enquirer
Nd SSa Sss x0 ts V ,o s as
and Richmond Wing; che Aenand,.a Gazette, Aie1.ndr.
per week, send copy OF adv.
%en to accompany account when io~ aIdod 70 ONCE
piA>O FoKTEs TO HIRE G0DONE 4osh
large assortment OF Piano Forte TO he from three to eight
Also Foreign Music of the latest Operas of Italy.
ss Bagios method OF sing.ng soiiegx's Tor one an
Roman strings Tor Harps, Violins, Guitars. sc.
All kInds OF Musical lnsruments repaired st cod ImsI
GUITARS.
MARTIN COUPA, Guitar ,nufact 385 Broadway
AVA stars have CONSTANTLY hand large assortment Of
Guitais, ofFreneh German, and Spanish model;
Nj. u Z. would call of Solo players to their
TERI Guitars, made after the model OF Guliani which
bancy and puny OF tone and easy 10 the
execution. The instruments warranted perfect, and TO
stand change climate and VII b. exchanged at
time should The y prove satisfactory
Strangers are invited TO call and EXAMINE
Prices FROM SIS to SlOO.
Sold, wholesale and retail.
3. b. Coupa conunues TO give Lessons on the Guitar.
sill 2m code
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-10-28

TERRIBLE CASUALTIES IN GEoRGIA.--The late
storms have done immense deal Of mischief in
the South, particularly in Georgia The light house
OF East Pass was almost ruined ~ or 80 feet hav-
ing been blown down. Col. Sabcock, the keeper,
lost his wife. His house was carried away: and
himself and young daughter, after two days pnva-
tons, were rescued by the steamboat Gen. Harri-
son, Capt H. w Van Vechen. who vounteeredfo
go to their assistance. Mr.. Johnson stevedore on
ST. Georges Island, lost his wife and children
Boats had gone in all directions to assist otner Ia.
miles, living on the various islands, VINO had not
vet been heard from
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-10-28
i. WOODS
NEWLY INVENTED

fAhLOh AND HALL SIOVES.
THIS is Of the valuable Inventions offered
the publ IN the the perfect article
extan for the Of all kinds Of wood, heating
APARTMENTS IL has less tina fopf radiators AMI descend
ing hues arranged that the radiators placed btween
res and all the heat generated be distributed into the
apartment; while large portion Of the heat
carried on N the pipe One peck coal this stove " III
yield heat than bushe 10 the best before the
public while you have the advantage Of fire
did crate at pleasure
It's allowed by all who have examined IL the per
feet combustion Of utility and brought forwards
but TO be fully appreciated only be
ed and all in want Of superior article heating par Jo halls
Offices, nurseries, &c. invited to call
Prices suited TO the times.
Also hand variety of other Stoves suitable for all pur
poses, which will be sold very low.
l.. WOOD, 237 Water street, between
o2l lmsr Peck sIip and Beck imam street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-10-28

ANOTHER SINGULAR DEATH-We pever remember
TO have heard of so many singular deaths have
taken place this season. Here is another Mr.
Septimus Clarke, respectable farmer in the vcini-
ty Of Maysvllle Ky, the 9th instant, while en-
gagged in sowing wheat, accidenty fell upon stump
Of hemp stalk, which entered his body and caused
his death in a few hours.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-10-28
MONUMENTS. sc.

ROBERT T. LAUNlrZ, late Fralee X LaunitIj Sculptor
IL and Aruhcer IN Marble No 59 Broadway, New York
Statues Monuments Busls Fountains rombs Hes Stones
Vases NC, executed othe finest Italian Marble
in a ch and classic style.
~ b. Crotch water having heen introduced into the city,
Mr. L. VIII be plea'ed TO all orders for oun-
tans Tor gentlemen their gardens
experience IN Italy and countr The city
given.
All orders b. letters, giving New York city references at
ended 10 with panetu iity aud despatch. slT Imsm
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-10-28

RINGS VERBENA CREAM.
THIS Celebrated Shaving Compound all tho rago,
well among tonsoran professors as among those who pre-
fer t. their dion The
Gently made in its manufacture pieces the Verbena Cream
above competition.
The subscriber having purchased the copy right presen
TO the public with elegant new as and thar Tor
in having be equal only Wall street broker
the Cream possessing the advantage giving better Satisfaction
the party by the operation, aud this speaking from
perience.
To prevent imposition by the spurious articles in The
market the directions for will have the written signature
Of the proprietor, other being genuine.
For sale wholesale and retail at 100 Nassau IT,
r. SINCLAIR, Proprietor.
N. B.-Also for sale, Rings klir Of Life Nelson's Ev
tract Of saapara Dr. PROVIDERS Compound Syrup Of Indian
Turnip, &c. oil lmsm
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STOVES-OvENS.

THE largest of Stoves of any house IN New
L York-Their WHY invented Paror Stove bat to
be universally adopted Its immense radatne sua
exceeds that of other
with the consumption Of less fuel than any
II also discharges ashes by simple process without
soing lodging dust the furniture room in which
il is used will be ouno the che and economical
Stove ever brought before the public.
Ais Cook st YES new light sc. in all varieties from
three dollars upwards Every article w,uanted
RILEY'S PATENT BOILER AND IRON HEARTH
is admirable sice-they be fitted to
and of unequal ed value in brong steaks o,stnc bread
also il he atng from r ironing clothes Riley is the
ventor and sole palentee. = . - =
o2l lmsr RILEY MYERS. % Bowerv
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THE NEW JERSEY Railroad and Transportation Com
pany have established Freight Line between New
Brunswick and New York. which they intend perma
nenty.
ceped and the foot OF Lber tyeet New York. at IN NJ
To country dealers and the above line de-
Of every description, and particularly to DIoven and
Dealers Live Stock who $50 head Of cattle
ed between New Brunswick and New York, the day
whenever required
The for the transportation of cattle, HORSES mules,
sheep hogs Sc and all other kinds of merchandise are very
low, exceeding steamboat prices.
Merchandise b. this line not subject to any extra
charge i'll crossing the North River -
The Company fitted mp large storehouse at New
Brunswick. adjoining the Railroad Depot, which will always
eopen for the reception of merchandise ~
Passengers purchasing their tickets the ticket Offices, will
receive ieny tickets gratis.
q FreIsht fer Newark Ellzabethtown Railway, West
field PlAined Scotch Plains Boundbrook and Somervle
the above lines and delivered the day when
received auI4 3ms
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-10-28

ENCoNoMY AND RETRENCHMENT .ppr;7SShssssIPea
Il Cash Tailoring Establishment IN The city az ny SSfLL
PATRICK & cos 3os Pearl street Frock and Dress Costs
made order at from 81 to SIC; peavsi We IN ,t
chesr q .ntemen finding their owl cloth can have their
c1ohes made and gooi NJ WhtAhteo al he following
prlces feyery article waHantedJ;
dress and Frock Costs made aud trimmed, from 81 50
Pants, -
Vests 70
NB-Nsva Niihtafy outnu cheap, and promptly exc
cured. olt
ORDINARY DA1LY---Few gentlsmen in III. coy
" are they ban good substantial Eng h Din
per furnished with the best the markets Afford Ger IN
cludeJ, for d cents.
Dinner ,abl- At o'clock
ChoIs ana Steaks st any hour.
Cold Gus, &c. Bear ia mind, . ~,
CHRIsT1ANsON's, flste stoneslls)
oIt1msr ~ Ann street.
TEACHER OF THE FLUTE.
", MONZANI IS Thompson street, gives INSTRUCTION.
i ID. hsGIute Terms SIS per quarter. - sm"r
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-10-28

MOTIFS STOVES
REPAIRt D y RICHARD AYLlFFE, established nine
yesn a. 90 stham street, New York. H. A. has Motifs
and other Stove which he sell very reduced price
stoves and pipe put mp the shortest notice.
N'bs-fipe constantly hand. al lmsI
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-10-28
The Principal Passages

From the Sacred Musical Drama of the Iuaelites in
Egypt. music by Rossini, TO be performed at the
Park Theatre, for the first time, on Monday, III,
3lst instant.
SONG OF MOSES AND THE IsRAELlTEs.
CHoRUs OF IshAELIrns
God OF Israeli on, deign to hear
Thy childrens moan, tneir suppliant pray'r,
Grant, Lord that thy chosen band
May once more sre their land
In bondage vile we toll and gIoan,
Meath an impious tyrants reign,
VINO bows to gods OF senseiess stone,
And treats our law with oui d.dain!
CHoRUs OF IsaAGLIrIsH WOMEN.
prey every day 10 new Tears,
How, alas can tears
Almighty God! Wit thou ne'er more
Our husbands, our fathers, children restore
Enter MosEs from the tent.
:m S.ss s .4s end
Midlanites these murmurs high
You, jealous God o'rmuch offend
CHoRus or lsRAELITEs.
Forgive to wretchei grief
These tears our sole releI
Think what ills our hearts have borne
Moses.
Filled with love towards God eer just.
Still let your hearts his mercy trust
He VIII make the impous mourn;
The Lord OF Grace, from heavens high sphere,
The contrite heart VIII ever hear
Led by his hand, his chosen band
wan see, ere long, their native land
IHokUs.
God oflove shall we then behold
Our fathers our husbands Our children again unfold
MOSES.
The Lord Of Grace, from heavens high sphere,
The contrlte heart will ever hear
Led by his hand, his chosen band
WIN See, exc long, their native land
lsRAELirEs
God of Israel, oh deign to hear;
my cndren's moan, their suppllant pray'r,
Grant, Lord that thy chosen band
May once more see their native land
SONG OF LOVE AND ADoRATIoN
UUETr.
ylmenoph. OBTAINING her)-
An ii thou whom adore
Must forever leave me,
Peace alas Will never
In TINS bosom smile AGAIN
-inat. Do not seek my heart to move;
Duty's sacred voice commands me
may ne'er accept thy love-
Heav'n itself dotn ordan
.4menoPh. One Kind smile to calm TINS anguish,
Anal, oh, why deny me
DepIvd OF thee TO JOY farewell
.4na Cease, oh, cease In vain 70 thy anguish
Hapless youth, oh, seek to ny me;
Tiny love must still repel
.7menoph. Those IN hopeless love who languish,
Can alone my torments tell
.7noi. We must part thy passion vanquish
Absence soon will break Loves spell.
(.4trumpet is heard Uithout.
final HarA yonder sound Gala israels children,
And must stay no longer near thee.
.4menoph. (sei.ing her.
VIM sn Ill dare from me to tear thee1
BY this hand ne surely dies
.anoi. An yettr.mble-
.4menoph. To fear stronger
.7naI. Oh for mercy
.4msnoph. Ev'ry danger
I'll confront, howeer impending,
Evry terror brave, unloading
.4nat. Dread the Pow'r thou'rt now offending
.41enoph. Ev'ry my soul deies
.4menoph. One Kind smile to calm my anguish,
Ana, oh, Why deny mel
DePrIv'd OF thee, to JOY farewell!
Those In hopeless love who languish,
Can alone my torments tell
.4rai. Cease, oh, cease IN van's thy anguish
Hapiess youth, an, seek 10 fly me
tiny love must suu repel!
We must part thy passion vanquish
Absence will break Loves spell
(Ihe trumpet sounds dgatn)
final. Hearst thoui
.4menoph Distraction
.dnai. Farewell
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Not in the vocabulary of the English language. To
be found only in "Bunyan's Holy War"-from the
English word Diabolical--Di Observation-Disclosures
Greek word used by Swan and applied to all who
out Of the pale Of the Baptist Church.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-10-28
. - II L VI = A d.
PHILLIPS CASH TAILORING ESTABLISH
Mk,NT

,..moved from las Broadway TO No. 7 Aston Hous~.
ECONO NY IN GENTLEMEN DRESS.
Garments oil most lesan and Fashionable kind Of
bO
me ADVERTISER o. ms unnecessary the hack
neyed system OF nominal pnces, pres
that the length OF time he has
the extensive patronage bestowed MN, prove
clent voucher for ms capabilities Posse
connected with
confidently assets that h. Clothes which,
panson w be found lower than other house making
the best descriptions OF gentlemens dress.
2n - A.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-10-28

SELt-COCkING PlSIOLS.
RLUNT & SYMs Importers and Manufacturers, No. IS
Chatham street, have on hand large assortment Of
The Six Barrel II Revo diving Self Cooking Pocket Pistols
pistols have The advantage all Others Of the kind by
The mpossoy Of losing e the nipples being placed
horizontal direction, and there being cock 10
taking sight with the ordinary pistol or
The above furnished any others
in the market at wholesale retail We have great
Of other kinds OF Pistols be found with Rifles w.
Nuskets, for shipping military Prize Muket do Fowl
ing Pieces single and doube large double and single
Guns for duckng, together with Powder Shot Flasks Bags
Caps Locks Barrels &C. Sc, in large small quantities
NB-Counry dealers requested call and
assortment before purchasing else where. I'm
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-10-28
A X L | ) L ! n II AIR
MANUFACTURED FROM

LADIES' AND GENrLEMEN'S HAIR
IN signs-Necklaces, Bracelets Watch guards EarrInys
Flowers Rings Wigs and Scaips.
A q. BARRY'S WIGS AND SCALPS.
Still stand above all Their pc cuar light
aad venlang being shaped exactly
natural hair their
teria and workmanship, well as their
arrangement all combine TO form such heads ha
tnry must ne nto be fully appreciated.
Parties having of haIr friend
formed by him design CA
In such a form II VIII BE- keepsake auabie.
Catuous advice connect ed with the
hair, the Hair Cutting Rnoms
lac BROADWAY, cor of Liberty street.
lJp stair
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PARSELLS ~ AGATE,
MANUFACTURERS OF ELASTIC STOCKS

PARSELLS ~ AGATE,
MANUFACTURERS OF ELASTIC STOCKS
AND SUSPENDERS, LINEN DIAPERS, &c
HE SUBSCRIBERS, in addition to their former ,toeb
arrival from Paris and London, supply Of the
fashionable Scsr and Crava. Their Of shona
be Stocks, Scarfs Cravats, ady made Linen Gloves
pendeI Hos e and all article. appertnng 20 CENTENARY
wardrobe rich and varied. They respectfully their
old patrons and visiting this city, call the old
Estabshme long and yoraby known and make their
lections. PARSELLS AGATE, Al Broadway,
between Park place and Murray st.
They would particularly recommend Elastic
with the patent buckle Of their manufacture which
for durability and comfort, cannot be surpassed The
Minerva Brace intended brace the shoulders expand
the chest highly recommended by the medical faculty and
Will be found indispensable to who inclined
tend forward and in all individuals Of sedentAy
it's Parents and Guardians particularly requested TO exam
this article, il will be found Of immense advantage
children Of either who have acquired the habit OF soopng
PARSELLS AGATE continue the manufacture OF their
celebrated Russia Riding Belt. s2l lmsm
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q u N S A I'd STOL J.
mr. EYCTJTSIVETV IN

" N d I L .
0D- EXCLUSIVELY. 90
JOSEPH u Maiden lane, up stairs importing asen ifor
o. the sale Of English German and French double single
ane Fowlng and Ducng Guns from the lowest to the fin
st9uaes PISTOL. of every dessrpop for th. and other
he TO offer the manuacturer prices being
appointed agent for the largest houses that line Europe
which enables him to sell at extremely low prices
large assorted stock of the above always on hand.
City and country merchants particularly requested
call previous making their purchases. WI 3msr
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FlSk'S PATENT NOVELTY COOK STOVE.
THIS Stove was pronounced last year. and is this by all
who have IT, TO be only the best but IN
only stove they ever had by which baking boiling and
ing could be done perfectly, and At the time.
This the improvement has been SUCH that double
amount Of cooking can be DONE and that peecon
than olher Stove of the size for proof
Which you have only to cali at Fiss Stove Establishment
200 Water street. where quantity IF references will be
Overland further Stove warranted the
funded. Fisks Regulating Premium Drum for psrors Hall
Drums and hail. puor and office stoves and all the ordinary
cooking steyrs ( y sale cheap
FISK'S Stove Establish 200 Water street.
The above stove and also the regulating drum be
the Fair but those desiring stoves requested u
call al tn establishment, where they examine them
better adv antage, 2cg Water street. ol6 I'm &c
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DAGUERREOTYPE.
TO THE PHOTOGRAPHIC ARTISTS.
H ARTAULT CO, 1881 Fulton street, opposite 81.
Psus Church, respectfully inform their friends and the
voice OF
1000 Daguerreotype French Plates
new supply OF the west pate rms apparatus
100 ounces bromine
% ounces bromIne of iodine
30 pounds hyprosu phate OF soda
30 grammes OF chloride of gold
100 pounds of tripo of veinse
so ounces chloride of iodine
And the book ny the Iae,, IN ~ .
Daguereotype. ~ 'p'o'e"e 81 M nv,
MARTELLE u HOLDERMANN
WILL OPEN, on Monday, October 2ith Is,a a, bs, 81,
w blishment 81 Maiden lane, their new stvle oS H. 81
dresses Just Per ship Burgundy Consisting Of
Dresses and Ornaments, such Pearls Flower Esahrso
Lama Scarfs. Gold and Silver Frinees &c soi3 2w.,c
'I'O COUNTRY MERCHANTS The sabsc nb-I ,soaId
ss the sitenton Of all who are IN want Of Looking GLASS
and workmanship he hatte himself be exceed Nv
his city. The general would do web
10 call before purchasing else where.
n B.-Consantiy on hand, good assortment Of Fancy
Woods Of every description. - =
HORACE v. sIGLER
No 81 Ann street and a Hsmmenley st, New Yoik.
oil lm-r
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VALUABLE REAL ESTATE FOR
SALE

bOhSIA All 90 ihe prov ,ions of Inc last vi
vii and ie''amcn' OF Patrick Raw. FEC ca..d
: wei. uu tie IA cay OF Nay n,Kt. I,fIe d..
-i..a Hutu "a tie cry 81 y .,rr. .r ss.l Ia, IA 3
Z. s',st aitdtr, .rt.r t'iiOv ~ f,g' a. ale
l.. 80 Jc slain stre,t On Nile4 thr-e -, &.
e, s!rs BE dN.irrs houses aal sts.t I,.-, - =
. - ptss Iari Of tuc city
A So 80, oc - on the corner Of NAH. and J,f
!ei -, a siE, cis, o. uIct f.S!C De- 30 il house
4 ER HS-JUe ;huG # iu. Z rfrhas r ,r.r,rr
aani. TIC d, .uut on or On 81 co.. nd 'yr,
sears, with tnt,T'ft from tiC DIS ui rr'. Al q o.
l'ln ca ire pr p-rty e. scr.rs tie I0.,iuse a.,
nrv. ne par Ease. W. b. sH.tl,d g. tLl reut.
iit,r the = OF Spyi-Lckt
IDHN Z GrREE.
admins fratnr &c ErtFs rrr
Ten -ts with no will rr D., x.1
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I'll "a = 81
LEGErAn.E PIl.liONIrA-

'''esA. tbL4t. ~ lsslONlLA
- SiE paper ies Cd. lHs no JrIar have Ircn mir.
"a iy tested sid its excellence aud virtues I'd, ,l
M ale apparent II many ot the most re.eertslI.
t"nlilts in lhS city. Whale .tis simple and in,,9
cent 10 us composition; u D. active aud cfiti, 1j
rs curative agent, never l.ilInc 10 prJtuce III,
most happy ana beLslir Iai results when ina On
~ -u)ns Tor IT. use arc strictly complied with -
me CCieuuiy wsJ-h th's medicine has attained .-
tldcpc' drnt Ol sry eXCItIOus OF the UrODre;or I'm
nS % upon public attention, as ~ the In sh,on.
o"L tHstd cNciusNelE upon as own it--ls q
suIGcirGt warrant tor Confidently recommending
% 10 The public As prcparati. IN IF ,uDarIur afF
cacg ln al Pulmonary atieciiurs. viz: rouphs
lo!ds Asthma. luAuUuza WEooulua Cougb
tipir-r'ess, iiihculfy o. brcathins Pains and
NCahnts5 OF th- breast. Nc. Common Colds
"ulch are generally ctysrd hy Ohslructtd III
rAIon' WI. we'd tolts mflueu-o IN lev iouTs
J piioNlsm OF coughing IS lmmedIatslv sllblus~
y IeS9I lng 10 ihc PuImo i,a; IN Asthma, cold
IN ire de.i, Nhbnpns Cough ami Ith I-nta II
aas been used "ith Uncurnmun success r. ZEN.
w PROMOTES tNDcctoratun gradually opens tps
lyrs 81 The ska aud * ITS salutarv, suottiul
ihhu' ace over the general system IL can sufel
'r admin tered 10 ne most delicate infants
Ht fu.nunlcl rs prepared n conformity with
,He most recent Improvement lu Pharmacy. IN
uIely 'rsh 'ndis uous plants. the active prnciplt
~ WINCH Is MOI d.ssi! U'r1 ~ excessive boiling a.
too frequently the case with v,cciahit ~, ga.
PIE Frrga a'ipHs IL coz the ulanL IA, iLICr VI "a
anGT aad experiment Ntl ~ he sdffted a %. ce, 5
T. rs eHtTa'lHu; and ne Na'fgI- InR. fhe has
.F.'5 eiia.''1 'uu ui; m-tuT' rf surgevr 7ur
A. h!+ % ne POS e-sss ~ 80 .lri orui. {. and
medical 'iheI-ucy Khan any com position Of thr
aud mat has preceded IL
Prepared by Will VI THORN, Anothccarv
tut Chemist, 80 MarNe' Street. PIttsbur h.
Received aad fI salebY
mar p JAMES BAKER
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NI3GINt'-IS CuaScEHy- A. Rules he'r iu
hftIe Us OF &C. ot thc trcut Superior Court
flaw and rhorcety f'r the County = . HON
tfs month ~ r. hruarv, Is.
William v. Shuytr Complainant,
against
FRANCIS II. Armstrong Administrator DO buUIs
non n Noah Zane dscc ised. ard Ebsrtzsr
/luo; Trustee uu .er the will ~ the said Noah
I7na James A MCLEAN and Mar h,s " f..
ate Marv Zane. William Pitts aad EI1 ybrfh
hfs VIE lac ftzFh.fh Iauc and Clrueua
/aur and Nrry Brrsty is'C Mary I. Zlnt
widow II said Noah Zsue, deceased,
Dffsndan's'
TUVilE defendant Wil'irm Pitts NOT having enter.
n sd his appearance ard given security ACCORD.
frr'1 fhe aet 90 Assem- BIZ a1l the rule s. " th.s
Court. uuI If 1pp airing hr -arsf1cf1ry proof that
hars ulf OH .nHabIt1ufof fhis g mm1nwta t.f.
.. ..f4r Of fTs complainant rv c.ltrs.' rt rs or.
....ffraf t.. cid 70 fen ant . 8. lam ptro 40
at.,ar hare au the t.st ~ o. tHe mex. spring
tenn e fI.z ruu-f. rnfer bis appearance and ar.
st,sr .Ha satI hf.' ur ufIarvlss rsfeut this sui
sud fIHfa copy Uf tHa order %, f1rffwi'u tprftf
.n SOME rtwHpFp.r printed iI tHt CJy OF wheel
.re ~ fgp mouths tICCss-yp|r Ii posted "a Oh.
.tyut door NJ Che count house ~ Obo couutr.t
A copy tCsia
Good. f.r CImIt feb
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VIRGINIA HoTET.
Or NAN * MADISON STREETS
WHEELING. "a
JACOB \ KLINE


GSPE 1IJiIG Hio.rus bi, friend. ,-l lg,
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a'.t ~ leo 'stil tt- 10 go tHs iulrKct ar p,
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nr a. " FLEMING, who has Lad c...lti-,
a't & rri,lrC IA some ut me inst hole, u. a.,
G. IL, and ma pts' ay"1 TT Ave years Frs 49,.
.a"l'" ltr tutcc , lats5 hu.c. lu thu, CITY M.
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ID 'ie,. snI will Siy, h's Sniile Ititut. Il Ia a..
establishment. 40 'N
h. ur', rector ,ttcrs himself thar BIZ Ia, wv
AoiliJas and the assistance Il llT r.sIr,.y ,b.
- "Cii NH'wH 10 the trd,olling "a l,. ,lI n
enabled "a mate the NITH,l H1te' .ccg35 n
f,Ipllar es'a5 ls1meat ln the west, aud he wishe.
III ''np nave regard FOR their comfort aud con
We .'eUc5 - pINe hIm call.
~ Ft-i - the ofh'e ugjh- sr.l' El..sra
IN western l.'ncs Sf sla-es aud Tray ellgrs car
sg -'e vefi ~ ulJ Trct.Os 90 tho bar. IL l.
~ . 0. '1'ri stlr:. from tus steamJusi
n-.n@ a ~ ~ attention ~ pad q the arrival
~ ''A'L 90 boats O. .yr. .sTs can ~ All times
= ADVISED ot the - ue naI have tbt.r agsu..,.
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