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DEATHS.

In Mdlosex tho 9Th of Feb last, Of the dopy, Mis-
Wulng aged 80. Printers Ia ~ Va ~ H. and Conn.
requested, &c.
In johnson, 2Ad nit. widow Croswel aged SIS
Ia Cambridge, 10Th u Mrs. Parmea Townshand aged 40.
In FaiTf,x, 10th ult, Iuivn Olmstoad, aged %
In Jericho 10th ult Mrs. Mary Rood, aged "a.
Hydcpnt, 18th ult, Andrew II. Cawkns, Of Willard
Bulatd of Norwich, aged 10,
In Quincy Mass, March 3, suddenly, Rev Peter Whitney,
ged 49, senior Pastor the First Concr gltiona Churcha
altar John Hancock aud Presidents of nation
were successfully h1plised,
In lynion o Mr. James Folsom, aged IS also Feb.
u, ir enrici Eistcrhooks, aged G3 also Feb a. MI.
Elijah Quimhy, aged q
II 81 Johnsury, March B. of csipeas, Mrs. sas, wife of
Dr. Jeremiah Sias
In North Danye Feb 9th, of orysipcas, Mr.. Abraham
Louch, aged A
In Barre % inst Paulina CLARK, aged 81 yenTs4t ul
Mr. Amarah Ahe in the 73l year of his Rgeprntos in Mas.
requested,
Ilndduck -.
In Westminster ost ul Mary, widow Of the late Judge Hall,
70
n Pavle 22d u Capt Ephaim Robinson, revolutionary
soldier.
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ASSIGNEE,s SALE.

DY virtue Of sunlry orders and dccrees in Bankruptcy
ID issued out of the Dis riot Court of the Unrd States
for the District Of Vermont vesiIng in The several
RIGHTS and estates of the }aAkrupts therein forth will
sell at auction, to the highest bidder at the dwelling
house Of Zian1n G.. Miles Berlin, the 3lst day If
March inst, 10 .cock A. NJ all the rgIt and the
said Miles has house and huiing 1T also all hs IN
ercsi IN n m' said dwelling house ALTO sundy
claims, logs sc being the Of the said Miles.
Also The day, o'clock p NJ. at the dwel.
ling house Of Hazen LiIlc, Norhheld all right and
interest that Chauncey p. Leonard has five Of
land with house barn and shed standing thercon also
addition made to SHOP; also sunday ufccs Of person.
al property being The assets of SAID Leonard
Also on the same day al O'Clock T. NJ, 81 she dwell.
ling house Of ltue Wright IN Mortified all the ii.hl aud
interest Of Washing Nurse lease of 100 9cres Of
land IN said Mortified also ,undry claims and demands
being the assets of the said Morse.
And wal sell AS above, at the dwelling house Of Will
liam Rogers in Montpelier, the 23d diy of March,
INST o'clock p. NJ sundry and book accounts be-
| ing The assets Of Nathaniel DAVIS Jr.
Terms made known at sale-.
JOSEPH HOWES.
Ass guee in Bankruptcy for Washington Co.
| March 10th 1888 80
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From the New York 70! Tribune.

NEW fUKN NnFch
FLOUR AND MEAL-The market is quite inactive, only
small lots Western being taken, IS for Genesee and 90 IL
"A Is for Michigan and Ohio fiat hoop round Ohio so GO Ia
GRAINWo hear of no further sales. The stock is small
and believe all held in high Corn is scarce,
in demand improving prices. We understand Soc
mess offered for a of Virginia, for the East,
SEEDSWc hear Of only small sale Of Clover at sc,
for home The inquiry active. Timothy is held
S5 upward Rough Flax dull and for crushing only so
is generally offered sal, made today at that Clean
entirely nominal at Q 25
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BUSINESS REGISTER.
BRIGHTON MARKET-MoNDAr, March 6, ls4

BRIGHTON MARKET-MoNDAY, March 6, 1913.
Reported for the Daily Advertiser and Pairot1
AT market 46i Beef Cattle, Sheep, swine. 100
Beef Cattle and 400 Sheep unsold.
PmoEs-BeG Catae-Pces generally obtained last week for
like quality sustained, better cattle mnrkt
and of which sold for highest quotations, viz Extra
IS SIS First quality 81 - G.; second quality 81 iii ID
quality, 50 80 a IS.
Shecp-Dul lots sold from 81 so to rs.
sruteNo lots sold. A few retailed from 10
to
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IN BANKRUPTCY.
UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT, YER
MONT DISTRICT.
IN ANIxRJJpTCY.

NOTICE TO SHOW CAUSE AGAINST PETITION OF
JOSEPH w. THOMPSON, Of Berlin, in said District,
to be declared BanSrnp the Office Of Samuel Prentiss,
District Judge, in Montpelier, said District Friday the
3lst day of March, 1873, ten O'Clock, forenoon.
CALVIN CADY Of Roxbuty in said District be declared
bankrupt the Office of Samuel Pfontys Montpelier IN said
district Friday the 3lst day Of March is3 O'Clock ote
JOHN H. WHTTCHBR Of Roxbury in said District be de-
clrcd bankrupt the office Samuel Pentss in Montpelier
in said district Friday the Jst day of March lsj o'clock
forenoon
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NOTICE

rs hereby given that gave my William Lee Barron,
his lime from Ike first of March 1892, and Gom that
date shall claim Of his earnings nor be accountable
for his debts.
APOLLOS BARRON
Calais March 8, 1915 90
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A Persian philosopher being asked by what
means he had acquired so much kno Wedge, he
answered" BY not being prevented by shame
from asking questions when was ignorant"
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MARRIAGES..

In Fayston, Feb 10, Mr. Simeon Taft Miss Bctsey Nell
In ydepark the ID inst by the Rev f. l.. Clark Mr..
On Carter of Morsown, Miss Hannah Messer, of Hyde
park
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STATE OF VERMONT In Probate Court holden at
sad District on tse Isl day Of March, 4 d ls43.
TOHN S. NICHOLS, administrator with the will an.
y nexed the estate Of Daniel Flint late Of Brainreen
std District dec cased, makes application said Courr
extend the heretofore allowed him pay the debe due
from SAID and settle lis administration account,
III future day Wheroupon, ordered by said Cou-t
thar said application be heard the probate II be
holde at VIM. Maxhams Inn, in Randolph in said district
the 9Th day Of April and fulaer ordel cd that
hereof gwen to the creditors Of sud estate and
all others concerned by publishing the sui stance Of said
application and order thereon in The Vermont w atchman
printed at Montpelier, three weeks slcccssvry before
he aforesaid appointed Tor the hearing Of SAID spph
cation,
tly order of Court,
90 n II WEVNfOUVE Rersrcr
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Q '' ''O'' VI DE. WEYMOUTH, Register.

STATE OF VERMONT lin Probate Count holden
Washington District Sat Montpelier, within and
for said district, the 29h day Of Feb. A y lsi3,
N1ARH RICHARDSON, admmistratr the
INl of Carlton Richardson, late Of Fdyson IN said
The time heretofore allowed her to pay the debts due from
SAID and settle her administration account until some
future duyWh"rcupon ordered by said court that said
application be heard at the Probate Office in Montpelier
on the ia day Of April 1918 and is further ORDER
ed that notice hereof be given the creditors Of SAID
Ia e. and all others concerned, by publishing the sub
stance of sad application and orders thereon In Yer
mon Waterman and Journal, printed at Montpelier,
least three weeks successNey ber he time aforesaid
app inted for the hearing Of said application
By the Court
80 Attest, LYMAN BRIGGS, Register.
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STATE OF VERMONT. ! In prohare conr! hoIde.

STATE OF VERMONT In Probate Court holden
Rando pin Dusuct. al Randolph. within anu
for said Dslrc', on the h day of Mach. A d 1913
NMlLLlaM > BRU 1E, al Illustrator The estate
w of Lew Bruce late of Randolph said district de-
erased, presents his admit "sira1n account f setemc Mt
Whereupon, Is ordered that The snms be referred to
the I'D day of Ap1l mex at The Registers Office said
Randolph for examination and allowance, aud that all
ceLned bc notified hereof by the publication Of this order
The VcmInI YTafGWJn cd al sad
Montpelier three weeks suceeSsIyey, soon as may he
that they may appear SAID lime and place. If they sec
cause, and object thereto.
BY order Of Court,
80 d. f. WEYMOUTH Register
STATE OF VERMONT The Probate Cour! Tor the
Disiict Of Randolph, District OF Randolph, TO all
persons interested IN the estate of Samuel Tison, late Of
BTantrce, in said District deceased -
\N1HEREAS Edmund lilson Administrator the
w estate of said deceased makes application for H.
cense TO sell tie real Of said deceased
ney pay the debts against said estateI is ordered by
the Co that said application be head at Probate Court
to be holden at William Mnxhams Inn in Randolph, the
5h day Of April nex-and uoice thereof ordered in the
Vermont Waterman and State Journal printed at Mont
peller, may be.
Dated at Randolph, this let day of March, A 1913,
BY order of Court,
90 D. F. WEYMOUTH, Register.
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STATE or VERMONT Tia Probate Cou th' drn
Dis'nct Of Washington IS at Montpelier, in and for
said district on The 81 day of March, ID 1913.
WILLIAM IL TUCKER, administrator on the estate
nj Samuel Tucker late Of Northhcd, IN said lis
Inct deceased prrsenIs ms rrTv1 -sa4 court, h, cr
shelving tia; sad Samuel fucker was IN his fe tine uu'
bonds deed William X, Tucker aforesaid
divided halt of the following lands in Norhhed aforesaid,
Va, lot No A. IN the 6h range of the fret 'Yls'on esma-
ted at 200 acres Also 80 o the westerly side Of
LOT No IN said first DIVISION and 9th range Also IS
ores Of u' No IN the 7h range OF The hs division. Pray
ng SAID Court To deed hun The aforesaid lands according
to the and meaning Of sad bond aforesaid
as provided in the Statue OF this Safe IN ssch case
Mhe, eupon is ordered lta' 'ad petition under
consideration The probate office Montpelier the
26h day Of March ID 1913 and il is further ordered
that nolice thereof all concerned be gwen by pubca.
ton the Vermont Waterman journal printed at sa I'd
Montpelier, three weeks successfully all f which be
before said time Of hearing thai they may appear if thoy
and object thereto.
BY the Court,
90 Attest LYMAN BRIGGS, Register.
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pACIFICUSt

THE RIGHTS AND PRIVILEGES OF THE SEVERAL
STATES IN REGARD TO SLAVERY,
Being series Of Essays Published in the Wra ReerUe Ohio
Chronicle, jter the election II lol2,
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40 thousand Feet seasoned Floor Boards,
~ 10000 do do l. and "a inch. 10.
100000 Warranted Spruce SHINGLES, also "a and
So TIMBER for sale at tie mill prices by
Feb. 1918 LYMAN s. KING,
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SAL
FEBRUARY, 1913.
CROCKERYi

1 lyman and KING have received large assortmC
A. of New Styles and PatteIns-vety cheap.
Also a large assortment Of Glass Ware.
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NU-F \ Il 7 n II n NItLl' NO ! = L-'
THE Copar'ner,hp heretofore existing under the ftn
Of Jewert and Howes, is this day by mutual agree
ment dissolved.
All demands due previous 10 March 90 1912, vii be sci
tied by f. p. Jewe T., p. JEWEIl,
Montpelier, Jan. 20, 1913 JOS W. hO rs
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Civil and diplomatic list, and
miscellaneous objects, not
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rWN DAYS FNOM sOsYO

L'LLTS, WILDER K co. have Just retuu.d fom
II Boston with NEW GOODS, viz. few pieces
Mou, De LANES spring patterns very desirable Shusans,
Apaccos tn Callcoe which will he sold at lower prices
tn m offered this market
Feb %, 1913 08
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LUMRERl lUMBER !

PALM LEAF.
NOR SALE by STORRS AMI LANGDONS.
L Fec, &. 1873.
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THE Firm " WHITE, GILMAN & Co, at North,
/ hsi is by mutual consent dissolved NJ ID. Gilman
transferred his interest TO ii. n. Bnyles and j. A.
$ White, who will settle the business Of the late firm.
II. N. BAYLIES,
J. a. S. WHITE,
NJ, ID, GILMAN.
Feb'y q, 1913.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-07-21

but pleasure, the accident of hls having oeeh
born in the same State with one whom he 80
! heartily disliked, coincidence he would nave
most gladly changed if he could. 10 the appn-
cation he returned an indignant and perenploly
! refusal r-.I
This, however, did not discourage Genera "a
Hamilton The Society was most anxious " ", ~
tain the desired painting, and, IN thelf peiii' 4l
wrote to EDWARD EVERETT, then oo.einp' .I u
this State, desiring him to lnterceGe io' 'ii''ii
He made, however, no mention oil nus f'iesious
application.-eit the artist wholly d hoeI'y ds
to his subject Suggesting, however its cohhec-
ton with the Revolution, and leaving with Mf.
Aston to determine his own prlce Tor the painting,
Governor Everett, in compliance with this re-
ouest. waited upon Mr.. Allston, and made the
proposal He was met by prompt and decided
refusal. No. said he, they want me to paint
battle ] cannot paint battle. ] will not
pain, ore FOR them
knowing Mr.. Allston's characteristic adher-
ence to his purpose, Governor Everett did not
then urge the request lest 1t might determine
him never to consent Not long after, however,
he applied agalD, II, q more carefci manner-urg
ing that he was not limited to a battle as sub
ieci, CT to any thing else, but that he was left
without any limitation whatever. But his sue
cess was no better than on the previous apphca
ton. The constant reply was, they want me
to paint battle-and can't do it. 1t was to
no purpose that remonstrance, entreaty and
friendly expostulatlons were used 20 persuade
change of determination. lie was lnf1exlble, and
would not listen with patience even to mention
of the subject. Boston Atlas
New-York daily tribune., 1843-07-21
TN CHANCERY. Eighth Circuit-Tba P,nL

IN CHANCERY, Eighth Circuit-Tb. R,nL
Commissioners OF th State Of N-w-York vs. the Bank NJ
Is hereby given pursuant order Of the
The has duly appointed Receiver The @
y and effect, Of the SAID 6ank of Buffalo ha, By said ode
tseTeH 70 one oil the Masters Of this Court residing in Ii.
count Of s shs demands of any description asain, the sad
bak o. bunao and TO enable the said Master 10 rs and
the sat9;e all the creditors OF the said Bank Of Buo .y
iuisa 90 skhl9 hsiT accounts claims and demands srsin
e. ssyin sad slsTgnee charge his Office in ,he ey s
o le 3th day Of September next and become ns 4;
from all benefit Of ths decree which shall be made in b. I
sa IRON any distribution which shall be made uuder sncS de-
ira 4. BLOSSOM, Receiver Of the Bank Of BpaaIo
NH drS
New-York daily tribune., 1843-07-21
Enr The Tribune,
MELANCHOLY.
BY ArGrsrus sSopcRAss

BY AUGUSTUS sSoDGRASs.
The Summers sultry day is gone;
Up star by star now rolls;
The night-air wanders murm'ring on
Like the sad march of souls!
To one who loves the gladden'd days
And Summers tranquil bowers,
The gloom of Night-thc Moons cold rays
Make melancholy hours!
move along the lifeless streets,
And seek the dewy PLAN
But there my joyless bosom beats
With the quick throb Of pain
know not why my soul should be
Thus melted into tears
But that in these dark hours see
a band of pensve years
The bleeding and the garlanded,-
The weeping and the gay;
All. then, then shadows OF the dead
Come up in stern array
But they are shaken from my breast
And driven to their homes;
And yet my soul, in this unblest,
Still hoyers DER their tombs,
1t is a fearful thing to feel
The loneliness of life,
And meath the burden onward reel
Bearing the SPIRITS strife
He who has seen the star he deems
Rolls its pure light for him,
And lost it in his blissful dreams,
Has felt his life grow dim!
Yet oft fee the lonely thought,
And gather other flowers
But bend again when Night hath brought
These melancholy hours.
1t is II fearful gift to men,
This wandering in dreams;
Condemned to bow in sorrow when
Shoot down the Nights pale beams
Yet would | strive to break the chain
Which binds me to the night,
If I could feel but once again
Life's earliest, purest light.
Or couldst thou, who now fillst my heart
With the blest light of love,
Rend with thy smiles the clouds apart
Which frown on me above.
Then could my heart be tranquil yet
In sunshine and in showers,
And, filled with joyful dreams, forget
Nights melancholy hours
Nor,oich, N. Y,
New-York daily tribune., 1843-07-21

ITLTRANIARINE.-Th Nuremburg Uitrama-
u rre offered for sale BY the subscriber. although
r,.na ration and yet unknown this country, Is
, vet extensively used throughout sIand and the con-
.:, nj Europe aud there universally umed 70 ~ NOT
III. 10 the UtIauarlne formerly prepared oi the laps
% bu, nor brightness and deeper INIT IS
- al roisoaous particles, and exposed 20 the hight the
- .r hsat dampness oi suiphuIic vaQors, VIII never
bsnr on The contrary Its brightness Will De consul
ii exposed 10 the heat OF ioou the rays oil
eLaoy ~ usnce of the atmosphere IN general War
RI. abors stated qualities me cifamarue Is conn
,n,t, sromrn.nd.i 10 The particular noIlee OH
"e;.' ~. manufacturers. for b!retls the SUN.
Oh Manufacturers of cotton ana 'oo'su SUNS '''eh
Ya' and varnshsrs for lackens coaeilsS and sun
o ,;ccs made OF wood leather or tia IL nSeu WIN
~ LID II will answer all bs purposes ol eV"I'io '''
4rb Manufacturers of coorsd iapsr. ,;o,,s dsco-,
5tI, Painters in oil and al lresco, Tor Iain'ihS '''
tons, SC. -, b,cir,s for coorin. the ground
Of patcr hancingS and for printing.
7th Printers and lithographerS' IL
sth psrrssrs 10 pain; plastrIsd wal : ,,l;,. &C. or
Sth I1undrsSes buens Iinen lace, ooooi'e'>' 49, "
III. starch used b. them t.t cb;u, ink and ink for
writing and Tor many other purposes n R ,hs
b. considered as substitute for Indigo frusih @ 80; m
srn, counnsrns of both aud for most ohef piue
raj color, /, ias been proved that bIueinS WIN ~
i far .sS .y~u,iye than with the Saxon Bias or Sua,I, ~
of 10 of The former will go far rs bS OF emait' hoe
over the Ultramarine being OF nuch nList I t;,d of
nanent bIus color better qualified ior oue. az hIn
white stus as linen. flannel cotton caiito t",St se% W.
cotton aad aces The inventors ol ule &oon f,.,I,,s of
GREEN ULTRAMaRINE which IS OF The sane ] c"Iiio
on and po,ssses tn. qualities aS the Diue l
II will :. found 10 supply the ong-ieit want OF dudpf
green color Further particulars. win dlrectohs o' '
the oitFaihaf'n'' may 0e '''u a. ' C. H. SCHNEIDER.
90 I'm n Sou,h William and % StoueStreetS
New-York daily tribune., 1843-07-21

I'O MOTHERS.-MRs. D1yrrry wond inform
mothers in general that her Magic Sav for Masters
ifoGssn f @ 'smseG and highly .ecommended by the faculty
aor lor s or MIX Leg In every stage of the desse Refer
oh 10 respectable ladies this city who have
pa cured p his sslve Residence No. Is Beekman-s,ree
eIupons the or eaIs Of children Also cure for burns
enhcates of performed By her Universal Ointment can
De seen By applying ats Beekman-,t. jylsin
New-York daily tribune., 1843-07-21

T7HE COMPLEXION AND ERUPTIONS OF
the Face, Body Skin, chapped tender Flesh, &c
miracle wonder, aud blessing, any euptions
Disagreement of the skim aud tender chappe flesh the
Italian Chemical Soap The effect this the skin al
supernman has received the highest encomiums of
the Medical Society Of Paris and warranted failing
remedy for pmles, fckles blolches scuvy salt heun,
sunb burnt, morphew, chapped tender flesh IL will
cl-aness. 1t the bites of inects mosquitoes
Sold price 50 cake the sign Of the American Eagle
80 Chathamreet New York l39 Fultons.eet Brooklyn
,..Io I'm
New-York daily tribune., 1843-07-21

arr,nted surror 10 any heretofore used for that puo
ali dsous testing ths great value and sperOY
Of these over hand made shoes BY sending s. byma or C
warranted TO sult the section of country for which they
ordered by appymS the subscriber at the works Q.
Kellogg CO., Warens, Hart Lesley, = Z. Heart Bro
Persons Co, New. ork; Charles Smith, Boston, A Nh
B w Jones' Philadelphia, and t. Pratt Brother baluncn
where farther information may be- had the subject
Troy Iron and Nail Factory. .Apnl4. HENRY BURDEN
anlT NJ
New-York daily tribune., 1843-07-21
js2o I'm 10 South William And ~ otote-,SeeSS

WASHINGTON ELlXlR-A sure and lasting
w cure for the Fever and Ague, Dyssntery paTrh9a
Summer o,npian, and Bilious Cholc he aoo.e Feie'y
is now offered with confidence by IN. Proprietor g.
NJ GUION 27 Bowsry, corner OF ndsIeei ana socn.I
of Third Avenue and Foureens,ret or ''denc. OF ~
virtues read the following: Extract OF latter from "
Aer,on, Esq, Alderman of III. Twelfth W M1rn' pui
chased some OF your Elixir and tried IT on IN od man III u
employ who had used all other remedies without erect ne
had become so very weak that ne could scarce rise rou ms
bed gave him the Elixir aud 1t was astonishing 10 see w
good effects on the old revived HIM lmnsdlate anu
in three DAYS with being little weak he was abf 10 do MS
ordinary work Nv family after the old man had pen 80
relieved used the Elixir asc and were III each case e
fectually restored 10 health. .;
ch.c k,d il In using one dose of the Elixir
poor woman in vicinity who had tTisl al ue u>id
remedies without effect for Fever and 3gu. OF I'VE mouths
standing was Instantly relieved after usim about "neSass
full the Elixir and has been troubled with the Asue
since ,
Extract of letter from J. Campbell lr.:
l have used the Washington Eliy N several cases u
Darrhna in my f.m the past year with imnedate relief IN
every case have no hesitation ecommen,in: the tliur
NV YORK April ~ 1913,
f NJ GuIoS Dear Sir--Tou will please 10 inform the
public that have used the Washington ELIXIR Tor severe at
tack Of Diarrhpa about months and was cured WIN
one dose IN less than hour. have not had itSlncs also
used in of my daughter, who was very severely az
tackled and dose cured her loss than an hour dl she
has had the last III about -four months Inse
Your ob,t ssTv't. ARNEsT FISK; isIs Im
F. PS-n all of never iaIlS. JeZ9 Hh
New-York daily tribune., 1843-07-21
SALT RHEUM.

nINGLEY'S UNIVERSAL OINTMENT has
~ failed 70 of Salt Rheum and all other
diseases Of the skin celebrated physican this City who
has used pounds of this Ointment his practice
have never known fail of ercting speedy and perfect
cure in of Salt Reum Pimples Bloches the face.
euptOns the faces heads children More than 5000
boSes have been used within the last four years.
Reference given 10 persons this City who know It's
tues 10 be had only Of the roproprcto % Beeknaustree
jyl!
New-York daily tribune., 1843-07-21
THE SJBSCRIRER takespI,asn,s

IN announcing to the public, that after y,sr,
Of study and labor, hs has perfected his M,
chinrry for the manufacture of Hone Shoes,
which he now offers al the price of hors
shoe iron in bar of equalquality; thusayins
The expense Of making. (Which amounts III
all cases 10 the first cost OF the iron.) b..
sides, the shoes are more easily fitted 10 ti.
hoof, and in no danger ofprckiug-ths hoIei
all being punched at the proper tistanceiron
Il H.. H. .,nnl,t,, nf Tho irnn L. IL.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-07-21
DY ORDER of Hon. Aaron vandeRool, Asso-

pT UKUEk OF Hon. aaron FandeTl0OI'
- ciae Justice of the Superior Court Of the City o. Ne"
York Notice is hereby given pursuant 10 the
the authorizing attachments NONRESIDENT dTn
os that attachment has issued against the estate OF
liam VI AI6uckls Thomas Evans and Presley ~ AIpuch
residents Ere penns and that the Will D. ssa
the payment OF their debts unless they appear ana tis
charge such attachment according law within nine month.
from the publication of this and that the pay
Of any debts due them By residents of this State and the de-
livery them for their of any property within this
STATE belonging them and the transfer any such property
a them forbidden by law. and void. Dated The th
.av of MAY, 1919 RICHARD B. kIMBALL,
Je2 iaw9m Attorney for Attaching Creditor