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New-York daily tribune., 1843-09-22

A CARD-Dr. REESE having returned TO the
city, has resumed practice OF bis profession in al fs
dfartmentS. He may be consulted his ocs aad dwang
II Grand few doors of Broadway, and opposite
Hes. DR.. IcElroy's Church.
Dr. T. WILL heretofore attend TO operatise snisery ~
g.-ra and particularly that for the removal oi ds*se1
d.formtties oi the Eye.
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~ FRENCH xcr,GE.-Manescn's Oral Systsw.-
Madame l.. Mancsca Daand informs hs' scholars tbst
classes Of the past fer the
wnt-r Ladies and gentlemen who wish to enter classes Ia
the 2nd 3rd ilh courses would do Well apply immed
a;ey.
new evening class for gentlemen will commence on Mon
day the 25h Of September those wishing will please
ca and leave their Also Ladies morning class will
Pyate nstructons during the dav 7s Franklin 1tree
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v-- and cures for heir own peculiar diseases.
THE WILD CHERRY Is OUR PANACEA lor all az
frctons Of the Lungs and Lyer.-Listrp 10 the proof
HApoONFiELp y. }. ApIi ~, lSi3
On or about IN. 18th day of October, le was taken WIN
violent pain in the side the hyer which continued about
five days aud was followed BY the breaking Of ulcer alb
10 throw up quantity Of offensive att-r and also much
blood Being greatly alarmed at this applied 10 physeian
he h. csQId do but little for me excePto ye me some
medies then procured by me and rends but nonr
aid me any good The discharge Of blood and corupon SUI
continued every few days I'LL AZ last bcarne 50 onrn,rs
cough which times caused raise nqch more blood
than before My disease still worse I'll feniad!Y, "ien
al hopes OF recovery were Elvea up abo my Hie"o' "
thought must die Of gGiL0ping Consumpt ton T.,
cose heard Of Dr. Wistas Basam Of Wild Cherry ana so
bottle which Fessed Immediately, and by e J. oss a.
only three bottles Of this med cine all my paGs were
my and spitting blood and
ME 10 work trade, tha OF carpenrJ ah Cn,r,,
tune have eaJeyed good health. ,,Nsrs. brfor
N.tr J,rs,p Gloaeest.r Co. ssPersonaly came nj 10,
me- the subscriber OF The Jutees o. % me accord
@ @ - i, .,,th fhe above statement all sihs'
rnef before me- the 2ah day Apn cIgnrSr p
-, ,.I,;, ,,d many o;bers may De seen AZ 10
ITO will cure Asthma in saT stage no ia,.. q now
nog standing AK A. Williams, LY ~ ss,bma NJ ~ y,ar,
s'o 70 ,;rr oar most distinguished physicians Ia
yr Bronchitis OBSTINATE Ioughs Bleed,
lg Of the Lung, c hars [ nrs se ~ 'aHf '''' "pe 81"
20 on- 20 simple assertion but viii sati3fy
of errrsoras virtues OF this medicine who Will
AZ The Office By he production Of evidence that cano, be
,J oaly BIZ Isaac Buts rs Fultonssreet NewYok, 70
m ali orders should be DEXTER Albany; Smith
Fevle l3s ashiagtoHsc Boston; Gorham, Sew.Hayen;
and by agents throughout the Northern and Eastern States
New-York daily tribune., 1843-09-22
To the Friends OF MIR. CIay,

LIFE AHp SPEECHES HEsNy CLAy.-The paslsh-
this work prepared orders 10 any
The work is comp,sed il "o octavo volumes con-
tanng the whole upwafds Of 100 pages and Is illus.
trled by splendid steel Portrait Of Mr. CLAY, Visw Of
his Birth place in Vrgina and Fac Gime Of Of his
ls;ters,he ,rhoe for One Doar lt,, believed be the
cheapest work published America. These Speeches
form important portion Of the History of our ;onr for
the last thirty years and are interesting TO all cce '
readers without reference to politics.
PRlCESWeH done up IN strong feTi5te coUe,s,
Tie French style:
Single copy vols oc,avo upwards of 100 pases..sl ~
Twenty five copies for 30 ~
One hundred copies for .Hp ~
Found with Cloth Bac ks So Gilt Lettering.
Twelve copies for. ............2 IL %
Twenty-Five copies for IA w
One hundred copies tor. 10 w
None cent on commission Terms CAsH. Orders must be
addressed to GREELEY & McELRATH. Nes-York
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PRODUCTIONS PROMOTE

A MEXICAN PRODUCTIONS PROMOTE
IA HEALTHlts is strange thar many should rsnsack the
wide world f5randoes disease when the kind AUTHOR
OF NATURE has furnished in every cline the best prevent
iv-s and cures for heir pecu diseases.
THE WILD CHERRY Is OUR PANACEA Tor all az
frctionS Of the Lungs and Liyer-List,n 10 the proof:
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he bond was oblaioed D. imp0sui5n on Lighi-
tooFs reakasi1 ara foiiy.-l Foui "a ne
u. Even o. this oonsideration. thoggh e b
alleged IN Tylefs answer. 81 1as n|iarcd no
proof The contract rests Tor evidences on the
Affirmative alegs tons Of he answer
Ill Tyler never rendered aDy service to
Lightlooi Of any kind lie alleges some SER
Vicei be shows no proof q any.
lie speaks Of De resisting the claims OF Mr.
Mrnge and Mr. Bla<cy, the trustees. to whom
Ligh'loot had conveyed bis propeFty-and
Re refers TO the record Of Minge and CHRIS
tan. Here appears from that record, that
Iy'er's whole agency was directed 10 the re-
covery # the amount Of Lighiloot'e bond 10
himself and the deeds execuied 10 those trus
tees were intended solely 70 project Biehtlooi
and bis property from plumber.
" insist lastly, that Mr.. Tyler.s method
Of settling he fathers guardians account and
paying ne debt 70 his ward. is eh0liy inaanis
sibia and fraudulent and can receive no coun-
tenance from Court Of Equity
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nm DEVORlTIC VHG.

The present condifi.n Of the Loco foeo party
Of This State, present. a crisis IN ite Affairs 81
The wings. which fused uith sflrii AID encr,
~. viii result To- thciI triumphasi success The
dIscord and confusi0s, that prevail among he
Loco Focos, ths hefce and angrf feeiings, which
have arisen IN their ranks, asd &c icalousier
and diasention. Rhioh have sTn them into ac
iions, together with the exposure, which they
sake Of their oEn prodigg1y and corruption,
give assurance that their complete overthrow 10
near al hand. Their cor option and abandon
mont OF principal are RAPIDLY working their own
cure. and uublio sensimdit 5 again assuming
sound ana hsahhfai canditon. Under cireum
stances - favorable, 3 becomes The imperative
duty ofthe Wing party 10 speed the progress Of
this politicul and moral revolution. 10 pros
rate party - distracted ~ their own disssn-
tons. and % DEGRADED by their own profiiFacy,
rcouiros but a vironIs and determined effort
on he part Of the Wigs in exposing the enor
mitv offheir diarrcslnl doctrines, and in taking
advantage Of her weakness and distraction.
One III the mot effecual methods Of distri-
hutinr polltical information among the people,
and prodncinga concert Of action in a party is
by TIE nrencs Of a well conducted press.
The weigh Of the Eastern and Northern por-
ton Of this State in he political movements,
makes Columbus one Of the most important
points IN Mississippi, for conducting Public
Journal Advocating the leading doctrines OF the
Wing party.
N view Of the fell elections in this State
which will Be but TANNING exercise for the
grand contest Of 1874 we have made prepare
lions for ihe more extensive circulation Of our
% per; and we cali upon our patrons and al VINO
are friendly 10 the cause which We advocate, TO
lend their assistance as Wings 10 the promotion
Of our object Without a more liberal support
than we have ysl received from our party. IT is
impossible for u 70 continue at our sole expense
the publication d paper, which has scarcely
reimbursed Us sno cent for what we have had
10 cxpond,
are as follows. ..
-Four dollars per snnum, IN ADVANCE.
Five ifpaid in six months
Six at the end Of the wear.
Three copies year for ten dollars IN advance.
Five copies a year, for fifteen dollars,
No paper will be discontinued, unless al the
tapion Of ne Proprietor, until al arrearages
shall have been paid up.
r.. m. BROWNE,
Editor and Proprietor.
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NOTICE TO PLANTERS.

A CONSTANT supply Of Pleroes oele-
n braled spinning Machines, either Iron or
Wood frame, manufactured in Ciucisnatti, can
be bad at any time BY application to Us N Co.
lunbus.
These machines have been IN successful
operation m Alabama and Mississippi for ma.
nv years, and have given universal satisfaction.
Orders received for Pierce's Cotton Gins,
Corn mills, Flying Shuttle Looms, Running
Gear, sc.
WM HUDDLESTON & co.
Mr.. Pierce VIII personally attend to putting
up ofthe machines.
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FIFTY DOLLARS REWARD.

ID ANYWAY from my plantation, on So
h cieiy Ridge, Madison county Missssip-
pi, on Sunday night, May 2lsi, 1913. my ne
gro man ADRIAN, "a or ~ years Old, feet
10 or / inches high, black complexion, well
made, stuui and very likely, and smart He Is
making his way to Nashville, Tenn; has been
seen between this and Columbus. win give
$40 reward for him ftaken 70 this county or
any adjoining ouunty-and $50 iftaken out Of
the state, or $50 iftaken in a non-saveholding
State, and delivered 10 me or secured so get
him. He has a noted scar on one rist, occa-
stoned BY cut. Address
WIN. A. FORT,
Meridian Springs Mississippi.
June Isl. 1873.
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DIR. CHAMPIONS
Vegetable Ague Medicine, safe and
certain cure for Chills and Fever 10
allits complicated forms, also an
eifectual remedy for Fever Of
every description.

N~' lfs'~~'
THiS medicine has been used BY the pro-
n prietor number Of years, in extensive
practice, during which time he has treated
some thousands Of cases ofFever and frum the
success in this mode Of practice, he is conf
dent ii must and viii be the prevailing prac-
tee in Fevers.
Il never fails 10 cure the ohills and fever tie
FIRST day. Billion Typhus, Nervous, Conges-
tive, and Winter Fevers all yield to the use Of
this medicine, nd are cured IN a shorter time,
and with much more certainty han by any 9th
er system olpractice that bas ever been recon-
mcndpd
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NOTICE

r HEREBY forewarn al pafsous fr5mdsal-
ing vith or giving my vsa Dolly Duke
Hundreds CREDIT on my account, ne ! VIII not
be responsible fH any tlirae che may make
she having lsit Y nreutcs with intent tostay.
NELSON HENDRICKS.
lime aih aeAg
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w. ROTTs AND JOHN TYLER.

~N~A~f nv > AND WOAAA \ AAAAAs
We should not have thought il worth en-
numbering our paper with more IN relation
especially TO the personal matter in the con-
troversy between these individuals, out for our
neighbours having published Mr.. Tyler's at
tempted vindlcatiou Of himself from some Of
The charges, which Mr., Bolts made against
HE private character. We have not space for
Mr.. Bolts reply, and shall content ourself with
briefly stating the substance Of il and C pying
a portion Of the record ofthe case, which was
determined against DR.. Tyler on the grou9as
Of fraud
The hlsehood, of which Tyler affects to have
convicted Mr. Bolts resolves i,ssli into this:
Mr.. B,tts slated that Lightioot was he ward
Of Tyler, whom he should have said that be
was the ward Of Mr. Tyler's father, and Mr.
Tyler was the Executor Of his fathers estate
and assumed all his responsibilities. The FOL.
lowing, the written note ofargumeni filed IN
the case by Benz Watkins Leigh, gives a his,
tory OF the Transaction A doereu was given
against Mr.. Tyler by Chancellor Taylor, in
accordance with this statement Of The transac.
ton, in 1890, and at the June Term oflsi2 0
The High Court Chaneery, Judge Robertson
rendered decree against Mr.. Tyler for the
amount due Light'ooi's estate on the guardian.
ship account, and pronounced The decree sf
Chancellor Tay'or in 1880 as haal upon the
bond held by Tyler from Liga,ioo;
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lllh March, lef8. unn IS nsanitiai ana -
lease !, Be was cspltin 81 No 5. Gun. ~
most molly bad he poor fellow rsdeems8 n.
character from the charge Of participating IL
ne mphny On board that ill-hied vessel--lof
a better bad not On board The vessel.
The wounded men are doing well several
Of them are in the Hospital al Campeachv.
and The Governor 10 very urgent that thew
should al be sent on shore 1.-TWO men have
had Their arms ampu;sicd.and onaa leq-Thos.
Barnet and John Norris an arrn, and Oven
Timothy lego bet the surgeon prefers keen.
ING them on board. a. least lor he nresant.
Those % pound balls are tremendous mis-.
siles, and the way ey did whistle or rather
hum over our heads was a caution, tel Won.
They fired a great many over The poop where
was standing. and several Of them were
disposed 70 Be gaihsr zoe iiuimae
viii be ready 10 give them another chance
IN few days, bul ! viii wait Tor a strong
breeze, and & angei near enough 20 use ouf
shell shot, feel confident they Wil 'ell big
tale IN few minutes.
a fisherman came in ibis afternoon add
sa q that he bad been along side ofthe Suada.
loupe % day and tina, she had forfv.sepsn men
killed and hiriy wounded he also said that
nearly all The men were on board the Guada.
loupe m he purposed Of boarding this ship;
whichby the way they bad fair chance Of 90.
ug, for, during the four hours fight we chased
them noi less than tpsips Or fourteen miles.
Yours truly
E. w. MOORE.
May 90, at3 O'Clock, P M.-N,thng done
in the way Of fighting on either side since
yesterday. io,goi TO mention that We had
The Guadalope's flag staff on board this ship.
E.W.M.
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MOFFAT's LIFE MEDICINEs.-

MOFFAT'S LIFE MEDICINES
UThe proprietor Of these malchless sYeci-
ics, while he has cause 10 feel The most I'M
qualified satisfaction in relation 10 the unpar
aleled popularity and general use they have
obtaiaed feels constrained BY considerations
us disinterested as they are sincere; 10 eontin-
ue io press them upon the consideration and
trIal Of the public, I'LL no invalid and no family
in the whole compass Of The Union, shall be
without a knowledge Of them and theirinesti
mabe virtues. The certificates which be has
heretofore Published in almost countless num-
bers, and Interference to every possible variety
Of disease filly established bis medicines be-
ond even the possibility Of dobt, as the most
generally uieiul, and the most unfailingy eff
oient, Of al The medicines Of Whatever DIS
crption, evF yet presented TO the world and
he fees tia be IS but dong his duty to his TEL
low citizen. IN arging them to test for them
selves tn BENEFITS TO be derived from his Life
Pills and Paguix Biuers.
For sale 81
KEELR'S Cheap Cash Store.
Main Gfrnnf Doiur1hf1a
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from Commodorc Moore and bis Secretary
furnishngus with fuland accurate details Of
the brilliant naval engagement which occuf-
ed of Campeachy on the 10th INST. We
hasten 10 lay ihem before our readers.
". o. TroPie.
Texas SLo0P-oF WAR AUSTIN.
OfCampeachy, May 10, 543
Msssrs. Edi!orS.--I write you on the 9th
inst, enclosing you a copy Of the minutes Of
the action Of tho 20'h April
3 here with enclose you a copy Of the min
'utes Of our action Of the 10th inat.--the
wind was so light. that al no lime were we
nearer than a mite and three quarters. The
advantage Of steam and heavy guns is ire-
mendous, particularly IN the Gulf Of Mexico
inthe Summer where there il so much light
weather. The whole FIRE Of both Steamers
was directed at this ship moi .hot struck
the brig, We fred over fine hanased oar
tridges and The long gun from the Wharton
obtained since we arrived hereD was fired
siriy. fus fines, ahd repeatedly with great ei-
ieCl. When the sea breeze came 10, the
brig was caught abaok; and be ore she got
round on the same tack, we were some dis.
lance ahead because we could not heave to
as we would have run the rsk Of beng raked
she however made sail, and soon GOT within
gun shot again. forgot to mention that /
have obtained since nv arrival, hco long Is
FOUNDERS, which have been Of great service.
Our crew behaved molly a dner. set Of men
was never on board ship; and as to he officers
under my command, ] would be impossible
for me to express 10 You my admiration 81
their conduct and bearing.
The Guadalupe was very much crippled:
and when We wore, TO stan IN FOR our an.
choFage, she did not move her wheels for ovel
forty MINUTES she was however 10 windwart
ana we coud not get up to her one Of ths
shell shot struck the Guadaloupe abat ths
wheel, which must have done considerable IN
iuFy. have fired bat very few OF them, ow
ing to the distance that they have always KEEP
fIom Us | am Feserving them Cor close quar-
tiers.
On the 18th and 18th there was brisk ir
ing kept up both sides on shore, and the gu
boats took a hand-the Mexieans having take
aposition in Ire sUbusb Of San Roman. whic
they we're compelled 70 evacuate this morn
ingt / was on The walls yesterday Morning
foT aboul anshoUr, and The muske, balls wer
whzUug a sm j few, and many were iniufs
on either side. ! imagine they were not les
than fue Or sir HUNDRED yards apart.
] also enclose you copy o. the Surgeon
report Of killed and wound d. Frad'k, Sbef
hsrd was one Of the crew oithe San Anioni
he was confined m board this shin from q
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RLANK BOOKiS.

A Sn1endid assorlms Of Ledgers, Day
"a books, g. Pocket memorandum Books
&C. &c. 81
KEELER's Cheap Cash Store.
Juns /, 1913
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REnuCED PRICES.

For approved paper - six months, Of a
per cent lees loreash. Wood Type, Printing
Ink, Presses, Case, GaheYs, Brass kules
Composing Sticks. 0hases and other materials,
furnished Il the lowest prices.
u Printers Of newspapers who publish this
advertisement three times before the Let q
July, 1913, and send one Of the papers 70 the
Foundry, VII be entitled TO payment e theH
bin on huwnr three times the amount oiit.
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/ URINTEahiAND BINDERS WARE
NJ ROOMS
Nos. % and9l GOLD Street, New York.
Arm, 1898


Nos. 29and9l COLD Street, New Yo4k
Arm. l3a3
PRICES GREATLY REDUCED.
The aHOEn PRINTING pKEsS MA.
CHINE AND SAW MANUFAC'A DRY
in Consequence Of he addition ofnew and im.
proved machinery % their work, and iherednc.
ton 10 thecost 81 malefial; AMI labor, are en.
ablcdgleaty q reduce Tie prices Of Their Pres.
see, and Of Printers and Binders materials gen.
eni Is win Be seen By Their newly printed
circular 10 which they beg leave to refer.
The establishment Is std under the personal
superniendence Of RICHARD M. HOE and
ROBERT HOE and they assure Their fie1ds
that Notwithstanding Tie great reduction in
prices, al articles manufactured by this eslab-
Eshment shall retain the high repu alton which
they have hitherto sustained. II win also be
their constant endeavor 10 improve The quality
Of them in every particular They haiier
themselves, also that their old friends viii not
only continue their hvors, buf that Printers
general viii appreciate their endeavors 70
furnish the very best articles at barely romu-
neratng prices.
Orders from any part Of the country for al
articles used BY Printers or Binders including
Type, Ink, paper DC and on the best terms
Jobbing work and repairing viii be done at
the lowest possible prices, with every atien-
ton and expedition.
N B-All articles manufactured by this es-
Enlistment viii be stamped R. HOE g. Co. 80
that persons from abroad may not be imposed
upon with spurious articles, made ia imitation
of theirs.
W Primers ofnewspapers who publish this
advertisement, with this note, three times be-
fore the FIRST Of July next and send one Of
their papers 10 US, VIII be entitled to payment
Of their bin on buying fonr times the amount.
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WIN. MeLELEN.
CERTIFICATE FROMJAs. TURNER

Thsis 10 certify that have used DR.. Cham-
pions Vegetable Agua Medicine in my family
Tor the last twelve months with the mos hap
pv effect. have used them in chills and f.
yer and b We Witnessed the good effects Of
the medicine in a great number Of cases. and !
have never known it tail TO perform a cure, and
do think Dr. Champions Pills, by far III.
best medicine ! have ever known used IN
favers. JAMES TURNER
Charleston, S. C., Feb'v. 5th, 1S43.
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CERTIFICATES.


Gallatin Co.. Illinois, April Is, lsi2.
DR. CHAMPIoN.-Dear Sir:--Within the
last II months have been using your Anti
Bilious and Ague Pills, in my practice to a
considerable extent. and have found them 10
be productive Of superior effects in The cure Of
Fever and many cthcr cases. It's difficult to
get them here, their character standing SO
high in all the south Part ofths State that
the, are al bought up, and consequently il is
very hard to get sufficient quantity Of them.
You viii confer great favor on the inhabi-
lants ofthis county By iorwardnga good sup
ply Of your medicine 10 this place.
VIM III Al n
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DISTRICT CHaNcERY .CoURT or THE STATE
OF MssIssIFFL
HELD AT COLUMBUS.
Samuel d. Lauderdnle, Complainant,
s. VS..
Hallolk g. Bates ct. al Defendants,
May Term 1913.
TTPON opening tie matters Of this bill and
~ il appearing to the satisfaction Of his
Honor & Vice Chancellor. hat the Defend
ants Charles Halock and Gilbert Bales are not
inhabitants Of TINS State, but reside beyond the
limits thereof so that the ordinary process Of
this Court cannot be executed upon them.
It is ordered tat unless said defendants ap'
pear before the Vice Chancellor 81 The Court
room in the town Of Columbus on the
tst Monday in November next,
and plead, answer or demur to tho bill Of CON-
plant herein. the several allegations hereof
wlll be as % said de endanls taken TOR confess
ed. and ~ order or decree made Their IN az
10 the Vice Chancellor may seem equiable
and just.
II is further ordered that copy OF this or
der be inserted in the aDemocraiie Wing" a
newspaper published in the town Of Columbus
once a week foe two months successfully,
n. MCCARTHY, elk,
EyAE8 g. ToPP, Solicitors.
May 9Th, 1913.
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A. a. WOLFE, N. D.
Certificate FRoNDa. WI. M1cLFIEN
Taladera Co, Aia, Nav 2lst, l842

Ths is TO certify that during the past sea-
son have made use Of Dr. Champion's Ague
Medicine IN nv practice, and OUT Of twenty .wo
boxes Gan had) I have never failed ofefiecting
perm mont removal Of the disease, and in no
single case did patient take more than half
a box. can with strict veraciiyi and do with
great pleasure say that believe i 70 be the
best, safest, and most ciectual remedy for
Ague ChiIs and Fever &c, that has ever
been discovered
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DurAIcr CH4NcEnx CoURx og IN b9A1N
nF AIIssusIrfr.
HE'D AT COLUMBUS.
james Hayden. Complainani.
50 W
John H0ddlesion e. al Deis.isnis.
Nav Term. 1s49
NAV Term. lsla.


TPoN opening The matters Of this Oil. end
~ i appearing 70 the satisfaction Of bis Hon
81 the Wee Chancellor, that the defendants
Reading 3. Blouni and Hartley Benson are
not inhabitants Of this State but reside beyond
the limits thereof 80 that the oftInafy process
# this court cannot Be exceeded upon item.
L IS ordered that unless said defendants ap-
pear before The Vice Chancellor Al the Court
roam in ihe town Of Columbus on the
1st Monday 10 November next,
and plead answer or demur to he bill Of con-
pla ut herein, the several allegations thorsof
wiH be Is % said defendants taken for confess
Cd and such order or decree made therein a.
10 the Vice Chancellor may seem equiiahle
and Just.
Il is further ordered That a copy Of this order
be inserted in the 'Dtmocraiic Wing a news.
paper published IN the town of Columbus,
once q week ior two months successfully.
"A. MCCARTHY, cik.
Hams & HkRnIsoa, SuhcioCs.
May 18th, 1913.
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REDUCTION N NE.

nNDDN Atf4N ~ 4 e.
n Ohm T. WHITE TYR FoUNDER, No.
81 As Gold sreet Now York, third door
from Ful on street, has un hand an unuvalled
assortment Of Printing Types Ornaments,
Borders, Rules, sc. Of the best metal and cast
from originai matrices The reputation O. this
Foundrg q well known Throughout the coun-
nv. and he IS determined to sell al the follow