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BOOKKEEPING. &c.


~ c. MARSH Accountant, respectfully announces that
~. his Counting Rooms No. IS Cedar street. continue
from \. NJ. to- ?. NJ
In study of Bookkeeping it taught by Mr.. Marsh,
evory pupil keeps III, practical complete SET
Of partnership books embracing all the different business
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with all the hooks constituting Ike SET Gth all The document,
relating the books ta blances balance Sheets accounts
current and with various mercantile calculations IN interest,
discount. equation of payments exchange, &c.
In one course OF instruction person OF good capacity vii
cate that effect. No Is tnusht class.
MERCANTILE WRlllNG:-A thorough course Of pro-
greve lessons hch will not fell in eIectn: valuable
pTcyeaent Specimens o, truly mercantile style may DC seen
the rooms.
Pospecses with terms hours &c may be obtained at the
day and evening.
c. c. MARSH'S WORKS.
The Science of Double Entry Book Keeping Simpled 18th
edition. 30 pages octave price 81.
The An OF Single Entry Book Keeping improved, 81 edi.
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For saie ut The bookstores. and at the ROOMS.
Dir Marsh Qie:s has services opening closing, writing
up books: Is Cedsr street. up stairs. s5Y
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Rates of Discount on Bank Notes ct
MARINE JOURNAL.
PORT OF ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS "a
Cleared.

Ship Ken,ing,on. SUBWAY. 70, New-ofesn,. Robert J.
I;riss Leader Drwsen Windsor. Ms; Mohcsan EnnptoB,
Heiize iont w Lewis; t;harles Hsmmond Talbot. ln
nyeite La Ret K Vose Frnncy Stuart. Now Orleans, 90:
Macon Hayden. Savannah. NJ llsmi';
Schrs Swift, Cortlo. 81 Johns, NF Pcduala Mechanic,
Sioop James Lamphier. Kenney, Providence.
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NOTICE TO TAX PAYERs,

BROOKLYN, N0yetnbor7h, 1874.
PURSUANT to I'm Act of the Le,sn,ure, entitled " An
Act relative to the collection Of atS N The Cty Of Brock.
hereby hqt tic e'mGnt Rolls for .aae, f., tbs
the City of B.ookyn and that from r tnx- which shall be
pniL to tho snd Comptroller within thirty days from the data
hereof deduction OF ree per will 10 ma5e md thai
from all which shall be paid after The expiration oi the
thirty days and within sixty days from et date tedue
First Tuesday anuay next cent Will be nsded 10
eltsxe then remaining unpaid and that en- the Ihirg ne-
JeIsnry Comptroller will deliver tbs
Collectors tie City OF Brooklyn the sud Assessment Rolls.
together with the warrants thereto annexed directing then 70
proceed with regard to the unpaid taxes IN the manner drec
by law.
tend avail themselves OF the provisions of the Act referred
the above notice. INFORM him thereof as 5000 ns post
BILE, that their bids mgy be readnes 10 prevent delay
when they may be prepared Ia pay i.ct taxes
In complance resolution nf the Snyor and Common
Council NOTICE Is hereby further that The ComgtIol
le. will receive taxes Office IN the Jy Bgldnrs flOM
8 O'CLOCK. a. VI. UNTIL e O'CLOCK. L. 81. AND
a mig II % I'm A. NJ. MERUIN, Comptroller.
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Sailed.

vre frances Ann Charleston; Charloe NewOricans Burk
Foran, Bremen Brig, Qtnco, LveTpoo Sophia Norfolk;
ohns NE; Mary uoper Schrs Herald. Nassau, Mp;
Intelligence Halifax, NS. und OILERS Wind fresh at North
West
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trends and the public an entire new method of nstenna
artificial teeth i OF his invention secured by Letters
naient, and used by himself only in this city.
F!om Hen. Silas Wright u. s. Senator from the State Of
New-York.
WASHINGTON, ID. c. February ID. 1913.
G j. Smith Dodge, upon his arrival in Washington 10 aPe.
office Surgeon Dentist, presented IN IRE eefs ron
New YORK OF the highest rcspecihbily aud
Standing. containing the md most favorable tes
Inun both the excellence Of his private ccE0cer ma
hi. superior profess Onai qualifications. These satisfactory
evidences Of the ind the Dentist induced me nj once to
enga &c tho professional of DR.. badge Tor my own
family aud my wife md myself now able. from I.rsona
experience 70 add equally favorable testimony IN his
ftyG- ns senenan and skiul Dentist. This testimony Is
thus given by me- well obedience 10 the earnest Soic.f
mons OF respectable and worthy friends New York, who
tor nlnnyenr experienced the skill and fidelity 0i The
Doctor his prOieson to convictions MS per
sonrl md professional merit StLAS WRIGHT.
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IN 9th Dec-Ihe splendid fnst-Sning packet ship GE-
~ NESEE Capt. Mnot. viii SAL pGsyey s' 5a,e
Second Calm and eeruge Passengers very superior np
persons about proceeding to may rely on mo
10 secure berts early application should be made on p0afd
,5I rs Southstreet cor. Maiden Lane
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.! B 30 (, lille D IS
pA~IIi.L.ES NJ tlRIo.

PABIS LOZENGES.)
vr1uIs valuable mid and harm irsi cne for re positive
cure OF Bonchs boHsepos aud violent colds, Nlleines
recent ur long .i1ninr be ob1inc ny wh etrle NJ mo
Fr,nsb prs Depot ~ Came & linsse lahesY street inc
,.ho e,c md etr hy Hu,iion = = 10 J. Nau, 10,
~ tra n end ADAMS q Di. - 3frsiNnY, and bS All
49, 81 oiet ri,,rpf and phBnrreu,Ni sud cauHtrv
Norice The above medicine rus bsn pirate under .n
rims nares which purchasers me rsHaoFci aganh re
genuine cc i pui ~ ~ grccu bnycs, Inscribed Win INC
nnirc OF or hoLss IN Pau'. wheh ilfe m!n'e
dlJ In CaENtS q iiANN.t'b-
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JoNES's COMMERCIAL ACADEMY,

OR iNITlATORY COUNTING ROOM,
2H RRoAD'vsY, coRGER or i1URRAY-srREET,
THE OBJECT of this Institution mpart thorough
instruction in Book keeping Premiership and CONNER
cia Arithmetic and qualify gentlemen for the PRACTICAL duties
OF the desk Private instruction given required. Rooms
open day and evening.
J Members of the Mercantile Library Association are
1uestcd IN apply the Librarian n; Clinton Hail. who will
furnish tickets Of admission under the arrangement made with
the Committee
U References may be had the Academy Bookkepeen.
Merchants ard Clerks who have been students during the last
years.
9 For sale Joness Principles and Practice of Bookksep.
Ing Svo rs This work adopted the inst Academic H.
this county. Ii is asa re3ubished Eng land
and extensively introduced there. oil 2m-
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NEW PUBLICATIONS.
- 7,,1.,,-,s =, ,c-,-,rI1-FV-rI,Y ILLUSTRATED

MARTINS MACNlFICENI - I1IU'7 MT
FhMlrLtr, ,iiY BIBLE, By the Rev.
n.1 pI feidel a. aot of the df t 70 f FAM md
senp'gs ;7ty Soe Praetica o5'eFv,
New Ts1iaTeg . Win E; ;gseaes' & pat eLs
I'd with highly finished ensasnE S Ss sea ' 81 the rnc.pal
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FIRST PREMIUM NETWORK
DAGUERREAN MINIATURE GALLERY,
cnruer nf Rrondnou GRd FuLton street, entrance

third door,
gE7HERE may he had MINIATURES which. for beauty
w of color time md effect at nj times commend
themselves and superior equal tn any TINT hhye
been heetoore taken. Il. does not claim superiority Tor
himself but lanves his pictures to the Criticisms OF Iu and
intelligent public who well strangers. invited 10 call
al the Gallery before going elsewhere whether they intend st
ting or not kenesses warranted 10 give sntfnc
ton and coore in most beautiful and IN which de-
pnnent Mr. Is. claim superiority. q beng hled y
competent and practical person. taken IN I'LL KINGS oil wsathe''
from A. II. ti p. ~
~ The American Institute awarded Firt Premium to
n B. Brady ut the late Far
d sn.y '''e''' -"''' N. B. BRADY.
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Memoranda.

TIE Floating Light Ship stationed ~ miles ESE from
Sandy Hook broke from her munng Inst gt from the
eRcc North West cule when us,seen in the Easter
OlinG reported by the TeIeg:npb.
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Disasters, sc.

The Whip Cncinnnt qshore below, At New .Ilsans IN.
Rrir Mara Hill of ssdswiek. from New York for Boston
be almost total loss The hull sunk about nine feet in the
sand sails rigging, anchors chains hive been saved
All her cargo (aniR hepp> had been landed ut cost OF
slOQj.
The schr Joseph Falmouth, Bourne fun York. bound to
Norolk TOOK fire on the 18th INST at about clock run
into shoa wncr at Sewa Point. and sculed Cargo, hay
fish. &c. entirely destroyed
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IlRY GOODS.

y, STANTON q Re1ve:street, Offers Tor sale The io
FL lowing desirable WOODEN GOODS: .
SATINETS-Low medium ,nd superior Blacks flpIea ana
plan, Oxford. Steel Cadet, Grey and fancy inAIuies
wove, padded and plain. ,od
CASSIMERES-Fine and ow.pnccd wool and piscedyed
Racks Oxford and fancy mixed. striped ana pain.
BEAVER Cl.OTHS-3-i and "a Woo B!ncSs
CLOTHS-Bfowus Olive, Giesn. Blacks, wool and piece
dyed of various qualities
PLAID LlNSETS-3l. superior article.
SHEEP GREY CLOTES-S-i medium a'uce.
SEWING sILKs-varous qualities, ne article for taloFs
NANkiNS, COTTON YARN. MADRAS HANnkTilR-
CHIEFS. tfNGIIAiiS, &c. &c. &c. on
nsclTRDY. ALDRICH &: SPENCER, q Exchange
W. Place offer for sale the following W oolen foods
20 cases Cloths containing Piece Dye and Wool bacS' o'S
and Cadet oi various QualleS -, b., =,
19 ca se PLAN and fancy tupei nnd Iad
. do saunets containing Blues, Blaess Browns Jhi2'I
Cadet, und Steel Mixed, Diamond Ribbed ana faia o
various grrdcS. uo,
8 cases PIa,; and Fancy rweed, CIV IN
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GENUINE TEAS,

WHOLESALE AND RETAIL.
THE CANTON TEA COMP ANY,
PRINCIPAL STORE, III CHATHAM STREET, N. Y.
Branch Stores:
Sis Rlsscker stieet, Newly crS.
toi Grand street. near Sctio!S.
l9i Greenwich street. near ti:i.oc.
lis Fu;on street, RrooSiyu.
50 Chestnut add % Moth tiith1l Phiadephix.
Il Hanover street, BcSton.
INVITE the attention o. City aud Coustry FsrleS uad
Purchasers the. establishments, where they think
Nil he s:pd by sr The selections pure sad Cnaduioa.
ed Teas the United States The universal popularity and
renc theI references 20 high Qualities low PR.
c< and apught dealing is too we'll understood 10 render nr.
lher comments necessary. Original and only warehouse
the sal %! Elowouas Black Tea Obsefe S;runses WI
% particular TO smembsr the number OF the principal store
Chatham street, l2t betwesn Pearl and Roosevelt eetE.
M pubc VIII also be peased take notes that The Canton
$40 Jasss,a, ~ the fon oft n sY
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Spoken, &c.
Nov 30 'a So on 6S 10 schr Cyprus Wass, id, I'm NYork
for CIeniuegos.
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BARK Ann WELsN.VVe That the tI0tlTe Keg1sic
Of tie lith that there that the bark
Ann Welsh lost. with every soul ON board' Now
etera Mobile of the dntet,vo from
ains vessels there. aud the Others from different
pondens-nnd ausiOn Whatever made above
mort Vessels the Cult making long passages the
present time, and have thought proper make this
muucatlon as IN our Judgment. there guund. for
alarm. Yours sc. T. ID. HURLBUT & co.
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TO THE PEOPLE OF THE UNITED STATES.
KONG TEA Ct3NiPANY-CRlNG, CONG, BAKER
& co. Tea ard Coffee Merchants oi the silnd OF Hong
Kong, CHINA, having appointed gents IN all the principal
c,,ies and Europe for the sale of Their Tens and Cot
e inform ctIses OF New York and the people OF
The Jred State generally. that they have appointed Mr. :
r TREACY SIS Pearl 81 near franklin Squarcl their Pm
cipnl Amcrca ard they would lake the Liberty
Of calling the al the American public, aad that OF
Dealers especIa!ly ~ their stock OF
TEAS AND COFFEE
which hey pledge themselves 10 be quality and
cheaper prce than that sold establishment oil the Kind
the country made packages .o 4 h. ana upwacs.
also family eexes t!om 20 % los
Mess;s {. C. B. & Co. not wishing 10 resort to the usual
practice ofeNrayagan, puug perfectly satisfied to rest
their claims the patronage OF discriminating community
upon far trial Of their article feeling confident that when
ocs fairy tested, the public will not a 10 award TO them
support which their mest aad the inenso superiority Of
their Article deserves.
Coffee The best avos. warranted and fresh ground
every day, constantly hand, and u the lowest prices
The public generally respectfully invited ~ ca and eI
anime the different qualities specimens of whca are 10 be seen
nj the Principa Office. No. s5 Pearl 81 tneaI Franklin
Sops.e) -, g., - 81
stlaai. qua IN
rr1HE pJTBffC are cautioned against placing conf
dncs In n man by the name % John SFo3iy, who !G-
n, himself upcr the subscriber by good ttty feereacc by
which means he procured property 10 sell n e0nTssion
.b he sacrificed az auction ivf cDeevsnin us Sae ana
lie proceeds Those tesganG % employ h' can
oas 40, is ~. p0e1-1.- y IASlES !. BUTLER.
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: PpI. EsS-25o barrels Rhode Island Greentn:s
"A 30 :. Dried Apples -.
f9 S, .sf IN i0a 20 'ui' E GfnFlTK Agent. 2 south
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E9 WATCHES, JEWELRY. SILVER WARE
STTA The subscribers would respectfully inform their
1sh friend: and the PUBLIC generally I'm; they have
ca,sA moved their establishment from the old stand ia
3S Broadway Of Reade.street where they would be
happy continued share OF the liberal patronage
which has been bestowed the pns iwenyfouf years. WIZ
be kept constantly hand, nl assortment OF the newest
STYLES of JewelIy Silver and Plated Ware, Watches OF the
most approved manufacture, and all articles Their line,
which wall be afforded ut the lowest market prices.
A. JACOBS * SONS,
os3 3m. ss7,s Broadway, corner OF Reade-st.
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go FINE MISUNDERSTANDING & HAMMOND,
SM a Merchants Exchange OF Wall and w iilnm
- d streets (enance st door in Wlom.) have received
addition 10 their previous stock an assornen, Of
duplex and Lever Watches, both Tor ladies and gentlemen
Merchants from the South, well the city traae, VIII lind
,yhen quality Is comparell prices low
A general assortment, of Jewelry oihc hes: quality.
Sterling silver ut manufacturers prices
All kinds of Watches repaired equal 10 the original. Mamie
Incks regulated by first rate workman. al 1871
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REAL ESTATE.
EnR SAFE.

TITO IMPORTERS OF DRY GOoI,s-The advertisers vii
exchange plat of sixteen iots Log o, eteIn, BE-
bnvnr sDdid view Hudson Rlyrr three nj The great
ct thsrouchfFe cndEg 10 the property Address ~ " 20
,Ia f'c,r-iat nd tunulter DilCe. 50
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rupture without back Dad which does much injury
The SPINE far TRIAL being the best OF superiorty-
sappcd and day, ,ra given and 4 does not reian the
rupture whe periurn!ns kind of CHING.
apd give pefec, word u It is satisfactory
every respect the money eheernly returned nd this the
uny condition on which you should buy any Truss PER
cure easily effected aud warranted If directions
followed
,ured and the round the hips they graduate
the pressure ihe Sold wholesale and retail et Il
Beck r,a1 street. nul e
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WANTED.

IMPORTANT TO DENTESTS.-Any Fentelnnl OF 4, me ,,.
Rental INDIGESTION yrir. b:gn eligible siuhlan ~
an office vii do well 10 ca at No. % chamtcrs as d
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 184?-1851, 1844-06-12
GEORGE MEFrEEN DALLAS.

The Harrisburgh Democratic Union gives the
following short, but highly interesting biograph-
ical sketch Of the nominee ofthc Baltimore Con
vention, for Vice President of the United
States:
"Mr. DALLAS is a native of Philadelphia, and
the elder son of Alexander James Dallas, Secre-
tary Of the Treasury under Mr. Madison As
early as 1913, Mr.. Dallas accompanied Albert
Gallatin, minister to st. Petersburg, as his conf
dental secretary, under the appointment of Mr..
Madison. In August, 1914, MIR. Dallas returned
to the United States, bearing the dispatches
from the American commissioners then holdnn
their sessions at Ghent. In 1877 he was an.
pointed deputy Attorney General for the city Of
Philadelphia, and soon gave evidence of all
those legal adornments that have since won then
way to enviable ronown Having been among
the first in Pennsylvania to espouse the cause Of
General JACKSON, that illustrious Patriot, on his
election to the Presidency. appointed him Dis
tict Attorney Of the United States. In the yeal
1923, he was chosento the Mayoralty of the city
of Philadelphia. In the year 1881, Mr.. Dallas
was elected to the United States Senate, in
which enlightened body he ranked as one of its
ablost and most accomplished debators. AT the
close of his Senatorial term, he was appointed by
Governor Wolfe Attorney General for Pennsylva
MIA, which he occupied until tMr. Ritnor's eec.
ton in 1895, when he, Of course, withdrew.
On the elevation Of MIR. Van Buren,, he was ap
pointed Envoy Extraordinary and Minister Plon
ipotentary to Russia, in which country he re-
NAMED until 1889. In his politics he has al
ways been thoroughly and consistently Demo
cratic, and on the now issue Of the Remuneration
of Texas, he has declared himself months ago
in letter to Senator Walker, in favor of immlcdi
diate annexation. The name of Mr.. Dallas
gives the Democratic ticket, great strength il
Pennsylvania, and we confidently predict its sue
cess by from l6 to 10000 majority.
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proved himselfequal to all that the crisis deman-
ded This short sketch cannot do Justice to the
man who stood foremost in this fearful conflict.
Who does not remember the session of 1887
Who has forgotten the hopes and fears-the de-
of fopponents--th detection of friends
the waTering of the tmid-and the stern def
ance of the sound hearted, who stood by the sold
man of iron t1il;"-who can forget that contest?
Who was the man that then led on our ranks in
the House ofRepresentatives, until in the trium-
phant victory, the Bank yielded in despair, and
the righteous cause of the People was again in
the ascendant That man was JAS. X. POLK!
And now, when the whole country turns with
sckening disgust from the carcass of the mon
ster, sething with corruption and cursed with the
tears and sufferngs Of the widow and the orphan
who will hesitate TO do honor TO him, who in the
conflict stood out so manfully and did battle in
the very foremost rank, until the victory was won
and the enemy lay expiring at his feet?
In December 1885, Mr.. Polk was elected
Speaker of the House, and he was chosen again
to the same high station in 1887. In the per-
formance ofhs arduous duties, he was noted for
his dignity, promptitude and impartialty. "His
calmness and good temper allayed the violence
of opposition in station for which his quickness
GOODNESS and sagacity eminently qualified him.
He is said neverto have msseda division, his name
being found upon every list of yeds and nays
! His manner as Speaker was distinguished by
great courtesy, never having been known to in
cIAlge in offensive personality. In one word, hif
popularity is owing to the irmness and consis
ltency of his course, his conscientious perform
anco of his duties as "a representative, his unwa
vering patriotism, his gentemanly bearing, anC
unspDtted private character. Calm, sagacious
active, decided and endowed with great practi
cal capabilities, few men could have been selec
ted upon which the party without dissentin!
voice could be better united at the ballot box.
Since Mr.. Polk left Congress, his history il
Iwell known. His election as Governor of Ten
nessee, against an opposition TO which no ordi
'Inary man could have succeeded, from the stron!
,IhoId he has upon the people of that State. 1t !
; true, that in lS4l and in l843 he was defeated
but in the first, Jones his competitor, obtained
majority Of only 1924, when Harrison had IL
1902, and in 43 Mr.. Polk received about 4, ,00I
= votes more than in Al. In the coming contest
Clay cannot hope to come off with the palm G
victory in Tennessee. That State will do iustic
to one who has served her so faithfully and VIII
is so deserving of her sincerest devotion. Sh
cannot-she will not give the votes of her son
to him, who through one of the most nefarou
schemes Of "bargain and corruption,' defraude
: ARdrc,o Jackson Of the Presidency; in behalf c
one who never at any time had feeling in CON
mon with Tennessee or any southern or sout
western State
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4 S now receiving and opening, lin the room omerly
1 occupied by ]. SteBart) direct from the Eastern
Cities, large and well selected assortment of Spring
and Summer Goods including variety of fancy ari-
ces, all Of which viii be sold at reduced prices. His
stock consists in part of the following articles.
Broad Cloths assorted col Bleached & bro muslins,
lors and prices, Holland,
CassmeTes, Black muslin,
Sattinotis, Irish Linen,
Tweed cloth, Linen handkerchieG,
Jeans, Summer cloths, Lawns Calicoes,
Linen drills, cotton dIills, Furniture prints
Bedticzing, Alpacoas, Silks and Satins,
Balzarines. Bonnet silk superior ar
IMouslindelaines, ticles,
NJ erinoes, Leghom, braid straw bonnets,
Braize de LANES, Ginghams, Gloves, AIits Hosiery
Flannes, white and red, of every description,
Blue drillings, Silk Pocket H'dk'fs,
Apron Check, Black silk cravats,
Cambria Muslins, Black satin stocks,
Umbrellas, Parasols, etc. Laces, Edgings etc.
And in fact almost every article that can be found
| in any Dry Good store west of the mountains.
Persons wishing to purchase great many goods for
small amount cash. requested to call at the store
~. p Wood where he viii ever be found ready and
willing to accommodate all whomay see proper to favor
him with call
fI-Al kinds of country produce taken at the high
est market price in exchange for Goods and groceries
! may %.
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PrehatG Administrators Il Guardians
Notice.
TIE STATE OF OHIo,l -
Hnrrisnn Cnnntv- go

}
Clerks Office May 23d, a. d. 1874.
NOTICE is hereby given that the accounts and
y vouchers the following estates for settlement
and allowance presented and previous to the last
Term of the Court of Common Pleas ofsaid county, and
suspended under the Statute in such made and pro-
vidod to witt
Nathan johnson, Administrator of the estate ofAdam
Catteral decd.
David Thompson, Guardian of Harrison Cox.
George Shambaugh, Guardian of Catharine Hendricks
and others.
Thomas Fisher, Executor of the last will and Testament
ofGeorge Fisher, decd,
Jacob Parkinson, and James Leech Executors of the
last will and Testament ofThomas Parkinson decd.
George Cook, Administrator with the will annexed of
Eleanor Davis, decd
Townsend r. Larkin, Guardiano of Daniel w. Rchison
Rebecca Grimes, Guardian William and Martha Jane
Grimes
james Brown Administrator ofthe estate ofJohn Brown
decd.
Martha E. Crimes, Executorof helast will and Testa-
ment of Joseph Grimes, decd
Said accounts and vouchers on file in the Clerks
office Cadi2 in said county ofarrson and state aore
sad bec to the examination oa persons interested,
which will be allowed and approved the next term of
said Court unless exceptions theretobe filed.
THOMAS G. VINCENT, Clerk.