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Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, W.T. [i.e. Wis.]) 1843-1844, 1844-08-10

We are authorized TO announce 1NO. IL
COONS, asa candidate for the ONCE OF snerlr
ofGran, County, at the election, on the 4'h Mon
day in September
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, W.T. [i.e. Wis.]) 1843-1844, 1844-08-10
SHERIFFALTY.

Mr.. EpIroR You will please announce m
name "a candidate for the office of Sheriff at IN
next September Election. rrnn,rr
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, W.T. [i.e. Wis.]) 1843-1844, 1844-08-10

To the Free & Independent Votersof Grant County,
Encouraged by number of my friends, l oher
myself as a candidate for the office OF shelih,
without reference politics., at the ensuing gen.
era election, aud respectfully solicit your votes =
Ifelected | viii enieayor TO perform the duties
thereof satisfactorily. Respectfully Yours,
w. DAVIDSON.
Platte Diggings, July 2, 1874.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, W.T. [i.e. Wis.]) 1843-1844, 1844-08-10

To the Toters Of Grant County.
IN publication which appeared in the Grant
County Herald of April, 29th, l843, announcing
my withdrawal from the canvass, for the Office OF
Sheriff, stated my belief that the step had thus
taken would be finally approved by the public. In
this opinion, if am permitted to judge from pres
ent appearances-the approving voice of my
friends and their soicitations-I have been amply
sustained. This conviction, added to desire 10
serve the people of Grant County in the capacity
OF Sheriff, has induced me again 10 take the field
as a candidate for that Office and l will here say
TO my friends and the public, that will run tn is
race through. leaving the people TO decide the
question of withdrawal.
May 9th, 1874. Thomas }. TAYLOR.
Mr. EDTroR; Please announce HARRISON BELL,
as a candidate for the Office OF Sheriff, OF Grant
County, at the ensuing election.
MANY VOTERS.
Plat.eville, April 8, 1874.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, W.T. [i.e. Wis.]) 1843-1844, 1844-08-10

TEyABLE SALT, Liverpool Blown a hie artiela
a. BARBER 4 YARD'S.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, W.T. [i.e. Wis.]) 1843-1844, 1844-08-10
Plat,eville, April 8, 1874.
CLERKSHIP.

CLERkSHlP.
EpIToR GRANT County HERALD:-You viii
please announce nv name to the People of Grant
county, as a Candidate for reelection to the Office
of CLERK of the Board of Commissioners, at the
election 10 be held Oh the fourth Monday of Sep
TENDER next: and tell them, tha should it be their
pleasure 10 bestow their suffrages upon me, the
duties shall continue to be performed TO the best OF
my abilities l.. ". oitADEh'
LancaSer, July a, 1874.
Mr. EDITOR PLEASE announce my name as
a candidate for the Office Of Clerk of the Board OF
Commissioners, at the coming Election, and should
be the choice of the people, will endeavor to per
form the duties of the office faithfully TO The best oil
my ability. JOSEPH ii. BARION.
Lancaster August 7th, 1874.
Mr.. EDITOR: Please to announce my name, as
Ter of Deeds and Judge of Probate for the County
OF Grant, w. T. at the Ensuing, Election.
III. K. Golfer.
Lancaster Angus, 9Th, 1914.
Editor Grant County Herald: You will please
announce my name as a Candidate for the Office
of County Commissioned at the ensuing September
Election. III. VAN VLECK.
jamestown, July 90, 1874
nFWo are requested, by resolution OF pub
lie Meeting of the citizens of the Farplay, Me-
nominee and Halle Green precincts, to announce
the following persons as Candidates at the coming
September election in Giant County, to wit:
49,
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NEW fiRM-NEw GOODS G. NEW PRICES.

TNtlE subscribers have increased their former
Il stock by late arrivals, to n very extensive
and complete assortment of Fall and Winter
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-04-25
Fo, the Tribune.
TO LESBIA.
ny ]. AUGUSTUS SHE

Crav hairs what Of thai TN convince you at sight
Tina, mine eye hath ms skilful o science as ever
For , rich glowing reck of symmetrical white
Or step ike Sylphs that dsdnineth the endeavoT.
And "a, the entertainments OF face and Of form
That make up the total OF Beauty attraction
NV devo,edness. haply les errinGiy warm.
swear by yourself hath not suffered frnc;lon-
Fo, instance, those curl, that abundnutiy play
Like fugitive fancics in shining succession.
With les. Of the judgment. have all the display
OF On Epic inlad with romantic digresslon
The style Of POUR hair should be fold upon fold,
Jus, such as you wore il when fearless OF fashIoh
Like clouds in dark masses al sunset unrolId,
When you felt the harmonious IN taste and IN passion
In yon ,imperinr dam,el who gi:cs 10 the play
Of the breczes her b:lgh, fascination OF 'ress''
The mood Of her mind beng arr as they
They are privileged nncies-nere lict e1ccsses.
She beareth giriish and pertinent mr.
Blu, of Womauhood's glowing maturity thou.
Impre s,ive as dgnifed-iervent as far.
With the glory OF Thought like crown On Thy >!o'T.
Frown down on this Fash,on-this fugitive Ell
This Queen of an Empire forever erntic-
Let the outward of Nature b. Just As herself
As she dwelS IN thy spirit uniet;ered and ATTIC.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-04-25

c,owru ne Sir. LoUrs-St. Louis, the iulpfe
Metropolis of the great Empire of the Northwest
is advancing with gigantic strides IN the iuiii'-
ment Of her glorious destiny. That sounc ana
judicious paper, The St Lsnis Republican, mus
s,eaks Of her present condition and prospects:
Coon IsvrsrwESrs-There is no point IN the
limited STATES which. &, this time. Offers stronger
Inducements Tor thu permanent investment at cnpha
tbsn -, Louis We a!lude 10 investments IN re'i
estate and buildings. ~ present the nuupef -
bouse= erected are by no inssnS equai 10 ne W.
nand Store houses in favorable aud even ID u'i'
favorable locations, are souFht after VII" ~ .oif
"A soon AS the Ground i broken for the erection al
sror-. numerous applicants pour IN To- rent - We
ora not aware of three vacant stores on wan "'
iV,,e,.srreeis. Dwellings are IN sill crater de.
rnand an, kim! OF q Iwaing-house u" ta iei''eu
almost the Instant i erected az = 'aca'et hen'
are hish, nearly equal To 100. and III h'al't ~
e,.rc.s considerable bonus has been pad over the
rents 10 eet posses son OF dwellings III desira'.'t
nar;- Of The civ IL fact, the supply Is far -io" me
demand Binding mleruls OF all kinds and every
.necie- N, labor ran he had al c!ieep rates, ana me
present rents will yield from eight 10 ten per r'h''
npon The Investment. There il anabunda'e oi va
cant ground, but MINORITY OF The holders el'h'r
have not the means OF the -po-iion 10 bui-sene-
rally thev lack the means. Some "i The e%'essi'e
holders have built extensively but, "i!Ia the mum
Der is not equal 10 the demand for ,l,-in
TIN. CITY Is increasing with incredible rnpljliy and
il is not probable mai the demand for houses will be-
materially affected Tor many years to CONF In tact,
we doubt whether rents will tall be"w The present
rates in the next wears. In the city and IN iie
country round about II. IN lis growing anu eN'eh-
Ing commerce. and increase in manufactures. there
is every assurance that 81. Lon;s i vet in III ln'an,
cy. To those, then. who are seeking for q sale ana
profitable investment oi capital. there y n" point
which can offer greater inducements. we believe
That in many OF the Eastern cities, II is deemed a
good investment in real estate n II Yields tree OF
onr n.r cent. in tins city, double that amount may
with confidence. be relied upon for many years to
come. Its, therefore. with the utmost confidence
we commend this subject TO the attention OF distant
capitalists. being well assured that. upon inveSliSa
ton. thew will find our statements ully sustained.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-04-25

OBSERVATORY on VEsUvIus.-A letter from Ma.
pies of the 10th of February, states that mcteo
roogical observatory on Mount Vesuvius has Just
been completed. 1t is built in the form of tow
or, and stands little above the Hermitage, at
the hight of 1854 feet above the level of the sea.
In its upper story there is arranged magniii-
Gently furnished apartment richly ornamcntcd, for
the use of the members of the royal family who
may visit Vcsuvius.
4 royal ordinance directs that it shall be inau-
gurated in the month Of March; and that it
shall be placed under the same supervision as the
royal astronomical observatory at Naples.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-04-25

n a daring robbery, Of considerable magni-
tude we are sorry to say. was committed in the
dwelling. house Of Mr. Charles Doanc, 60 Poy-
dras.s,rcet. on Saturday almost at Mid day, be
tween | and , p. NJ. when very large quantity
of plate was carried clear Of. One hundred dol
lars are offered Tor the recovery Of the plumber.
IN. o. Rep April ii.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-04-25

IMPORTANT IsvENTIoN.-A communication in
the Hoilidaysburg Register informs the citizens Of
Holidaysburg, Pttsburg, Harrisburg, Columbia,
Lancaster and Philadelphia, that plan has been
discovered by person in IloGdaysburg, OF ras-
ing trains of cars over the AIegany Portage Rail
road by steam, and without the aid Of ropes. also
without any stoppage, but at the same ratio OF
speed as on the levels in ascending; and at from
one mile to fifteen per hour in descending, accord
ing as required, without the possibility Of cav
ing the track-and perfect power Of sto ping
every six yards. The inventor thinks tina; be
tween eighty and ninety thousand dollars would
purchase this right, and put the machinery and
road in perfect working order.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-04-25
RICHARDS, CRONKIllrE & SHAW,
q, Exchange place. i.

OFFER FOR SALE- NIL. ni ~, 81.
SIrI>srs- ca>, black blue, green brown da'S l'-i' ana
Nye,S" Sslsrxgs-lO cases comprising variety OF Color
and natures. 49,, IA, .,.j l,,,, :,
kESruCkV JENSS-aU cases tNinTl. que ra"e' "'' ''
PuittnyiPilit t'mrcs- ,<p oiNGutwS-N cases low nc
dunn and I'M qualities
Vi MINERS SrRiPES-ipl bales stle twll'e'i
NrURo kERSEYs-i0 cases very heavy. ~, - >, ,
tLN'u sl ls IN = " ~ l3eoiN
CLOTHS. DAMA$l<S. AVN NJ TIT :. 70. -
c,yer>eet. offer tuf sale "n tisonaDe tei' Tie '''
lhvtus Goods w: ~ ,-..i II.
Wor,ied iamask Wor,tel and Cotton do; Wai@ed No.
rr> E.tiiuc, ~ inch rs lie Maple Slk,. apftr! r"r
French English ana American Cloths VIZ A!aiaHne t,lus'
Dark Blue Black Light Gfeeu Pearl SILVER n fa"h p'"o'
a. Woc rIushes Furniture Dimi,ies. UuraP', sheet
Also. billiard CLOTHS. apo lw'
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spoken, &c.

,,A3u. lat 30 81 Ion 20 81 brig Rupert from Frankfort for
tor New Orleans.
Apnl4 lat T. Ion 3 10 sa an Am ship steering w show
lHs red. white and blue signal
for Mobile, 49, " -
AP15 lat g 40 lon % s. brig Washington. from No,ean,
for Gibraltar ~
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FANCY GOODS AND COMB WAREHOUSE
WM. II. CARY x CO

1S6 p,grl street. oppositF FfdNr Srfe7.
H,vr FOR SAI.EBY TIE iCKicE. or N lots 10
,'i ioblar, and retac5s full stock 4 the following
cpOlJS winch ,yll be- Sold un the u>~t terms
- -1,,i Cotton shoe l.arc;s. Tapes sud "ntS;
liz, and Esc> Iyu-y Bone and Metal Eyclets.
Size PENAL { 49, Silver 'lmmhl,S,
s;,lcr,rl,s Spoons Linen Threads, Fish Lines.
SrfsSnr pcusuives aud Razor OF tile bet patterns
Percussion C,un Cups AMI Hll',.
pa,i i,u-> md PursS-also SIX Purs-s -
III, pub,, Sistn,cr> l:nrerS and Watch t'n1I'iS'
h%t1n al Bone Mcial tilt Lasting and Pearl. I" every
variety. - .,,-',,,.
~, 10, T'n--n,., Shell Combs of varios kinds,
mn iny mock Shell Combs latest patterns.
2.i1 io1 FINISHES. comprising assortment.
~ rn>., Pins pack. pound and American.
-t>s Ne.,ifS ui the 5cs; mnker NJ the lowest piccN
Al rsst y1fiety of other Goods wei adGpted FOR .Iy
AZ y! "a ~ -. " - " mi-tj iineoi'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-04-25

BEHEMorn-Thc Arkansas Banner contains a
communication from Mr.. Anthony giving the
description of the remains OF an animal thelargest
ever discovered The ball, or head Of the thigh
bone, shows the probable length of the animal 10
have been forty.nne feet! Among the bones of
the head was found tusk of immense size and
weight, measuring twenty-nine inches at lis larry
est extremity, eighteen feet in length, and weigh
ing near three hundred pounds. The situa,lo n
in the structure of the ANIMAL of this immense
tusl, or its use, cannot be determined.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-04-25

CIRCUIT CoURT.-'rhe Spring term of the
Rensselaer, Circuit Court commenced at the Court
House in this city today. AMAsAJ. PARKER, tic
newly appointed Circuit Judge, on the bench
There arc cighty-nne issues of fact noticed
for trial at this Circuit Troy Budget.
u The iron steamship Great Britain is now
advertised in the Liverpool papers not TO leave
for Newly FORK until the 9th of July.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-04-25

u The post Office of Canaan Centre, which
was recently removed TO Fiaibrcok, has been
agsiu rtsstab!ished in Canaan Centre, Columbia
county.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-04-25
SECOND BOARD.
Passengers Arrived,

In tie bark AiiOtA. at Boston from BsrRudG-Capi Fran
lin Kendall and Mr. Henry Tay. SupercaFEo ate al srS ti
RIB; Mr. Johnson, rs officer and four eaen. lncof the hi
Freeman. Of Buckspou.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-04-25

report had reached Key W previous the eth ms; that
there bJs ashore the bog Rocks. Vessels had a.
- her assistance
the 18th mt lat % 80 Ion % was passed spruce deck
beam and knee together w,hs considerable quantity pitch
pine scanthn:
$1,000 fsncy Packet Belfast Tor Salem went ashore on
isstnn htl-.-d
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! Z ! 7 Z I Z !
- INNi'S,S II AIIA\ EIIINfll. Al. SOAP.


T,'ilF most blessed and wunItul remedy discovered
L i0r the CERTAIN nHd permanent cure "l all
Diseases nni Eruption. ot III. skin.
prlpie. salt Rhcun. Sruryy.
Rl.chc Iri any Disagreement; but the pubic must ba
their quad against -
who uempt h counterfeit thu, valuable. and m wonder
v.nr.ng effect hesSe, article Reader bc deceived Ak
tr ans'> Italian iiieucnl soap. they "ilcr ynu another
n not touch IT, II YOU IT, 't dangerous or .ee. Ask
particularly pr inn~S Italian Chemical SOAP. We positive
the above Ia ~ rs real qunues II also tine most
surprising manner
thnngc> dask yellow skin
To Il healthy tine cicams>S.
Mary may thiTk rs power. exaggerated st such Try
hns hundreds o ccn.h the skin oi irerkcs. tan
sunbn InOrhew. II can also ,e CunSceDoy recommend
ri 1r old sores ngNnrm. and htnds Ph.,cun, Ia
referred "a who II dnS ~ their practice
ut mind i"neS soap ris done. and sui cilcct, thee
cures where oi>e tins cry but the
American Ehsc - Chairman street and 31} broadway. y.
Y IN Boston Readings State Xelbc Ledger inN-
nrs Philadelphia Do King 81 Charleston : G. Crib Ian.
cuer Pm and Mir. Hayes. lS' Fulton street Brookn h.
I'm,
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TO RESTORE. BEAuTlFY AND DRESS
Tue HUMAN HAIR.
TO ACTUALLY FORCE rs; GROWTH.
A\n CIRE nANnN .EE *
THlAI. NUTTIEe-lilEtE SlilLIlNGS-
h rIIIsE ,.hn hnrn ,I..l lnNra' Inr.I al -


rstO THOSE who have u>e, ioNEs' CoRtL iur Pvs-oE
that the nct =" selling three sl'nr i In r,f
prove 10" ruth aud tn we +, -, ami, ,e "A NJ
persons trying small Iunnity off, nr>t e rrfuut Il Ia no.
the following Iualt II Will force lin. liar In INV nm
any part where Mature intended Hair grow ,rop falling
oil Scuri ar Diudr md make .uf red ar ,r-y lIs
'nrk For re',s the iiar url and ,iiky nohnr crn
exceed ts-lt make, II 'uly be.unl md kf.s.itso Itn
indeed the most economical, yet SpaGnr arlcl made his
Han Sol. pre-" !, 90 Shihnss ho,, N. sign Ufthe
American tay,o. - Chatham 81. New Work ~ Funn-st
Rool!n Stall. st. Ro.tnn 3 Ledger Bnl,mr, Plnl.c
I.'la 2J' k'ns u. tinr'Si"n :. g. NJ I'm
,hYNES HAIR .TOSic-t:yery body praises J,yss'.
~ HAIR IoNlf ;, Ir the host ihp world because
It + the DN!.t hope TINT The bhld hcRr Envr al
Jesang the ul flowing oss, vi laf with winch
adorned Their irals YOUTH which does the admiration
at all who Use II rs directed" ry II, M yon ho i,ed
nr hHH'!snmrt ;!nr Il iStic very hlng for You
rhinlrpha. ricc | p'-f bottle
Sold. wholesale mud ranil ly :. Y. v H. SANDS - fuE
i"n-'i. 2'3 l:r'ndway md ~ i|'si Er0sdsny. MIA I'm
A SCIENTIFIC EXTRACT OF SARsArARiLLA
AtANbf-in 0yf,art confirming the i- blood the tlot
uGutITo'l innen Persons vino are i,irs
SnI,anrln -h"rl get one ~ cci pncLnge al JONES CAN
Df which u 'vnrrhnt"h ip contain ounces of med cal
pon"rN :" The root l ~ he Ssn II line American Eagle.
= ChilnmSrcet aud Fl Br"alwny ~, Fulton street,
Broosyn. ~ In
V'O DRIES riiE HAIR DEILCiOISlN-'To make Il
clean dirk. sI silky. md heutln ne shilling bottle
Of one Coral nlr Restorative TINT will he 80 md keep
n long tine, r ~ present condition bud. f. o1
y, the ol 10. American Eagle = Chatham rect and 20
brnGdwny. \. !. az ~ Fnionireet. Bfooklyu NJ In
WHITE. RED OK GRAY HAIR CHANGED 10 q dark
w brown permanent bnrA by !i. Nnf.h Iinis De.
Gle - Canm street. ~ broadway New iork mud lSi
FullpG-,:fcri. Brookyr ~ In
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W.INPStUT-T. or ylgCo,.. pio,,a
GEO RIppNEus son ii3'o'ec 'hH@'''

r. NEW ARR AIENTS..T trSCoI.I"S EN-
.SasIGRN%T PASSAGE OFFICES Peek slip, Ne"
aG,ynrk-rnssare from bristol Ildefori PeDzanc. Ply
n101iH fnmouth Portsmouth Yarmouth. hr'. Neweas,fi
Inr,lrnol and the Drkcv Islands direct, nndrn nl
iyernno The siicrcr> call the "i their trends
and the public 10 their extraordinary good nr,ncemsns or
h,uau- out passengers from the Did Country. Passengers chn
H. arht ont from any ihc above named places va Liver
pool or London rt c!a., american Packet SiI t" Ne'
Work Philadelphia Boston, altmoc savannah or hhrcs,
rou with the certainty Mr. VIM. nEcU,t heinz IN liverpool
IN see them uckly despatched o Their HAVING NO delay what
oyer Tl>e about scndn. er friends should nya them
themselves OF tles. superior arrangements. For particulars
h''' '" " s: J. r TirSCOT~r - Peck Slip :. York
4 about RENTING money can be- furnished WIN 'r''' pay
able or ,inanJ witinut discount nny Other ciar:r no MI
The nrnra town. throughout England ireland scotland ar
Wales nv orn.yInl ns uinse HHt-i
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MARINE JOURNAL
PORT OF NEW-YORK, APRIL 24-2 p. NJ.


x Co.
Brig Enterprise, Lc.>ladcus Jersey City, \ J.
Schrs Ontario. Sapes Havana J Cram: Curlew CTowe,
West Indies Parker Re,idy, st Johns y r.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-04-25

The CRFeXs.-O- poth.le-holos towns, in the
upper part of the Creek Nation, arc said to be
making rapid strides in Improvement. They have
commenced spinning and weaving, and many Of
the families entirely clad in home made clothes
They have expended portion of their annui,es
In establishing two additional blacksmith shops,
and for the purchase of iron and steel, and the
agent has been instructed by the Government to
establish four additional school houses.
IN. O. Pcavunc
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-04-25

e,oye AuOyne the best Ofal !oothachc remeie II e
immediate aud H. effects, the mot violent
tonthaChe or pun N tie guns ~ nnegmuie.
Experience In, proved that thsD0dyne composition wl!
gi, immediate and permanent relief after the iJilue Oi even
other efueyr pleasant 10 he taste md smell will not m
Jro the f5h gums ans and lew applications wl
eirsiy remove ~. pain md .c'iy. tooth,
,int mny he filed and rendered. uso!h When je
pain proceed. the arn from the n'uuni tooth
apparently ,oupd hi, application wl give .pHcy r' "
rihins tc,y ,.rOl. -. pan affected Prcc - cents
Pfrpnrei and sod by 4 l.. iNUS eco wl ub ,ne ard
retail Chemist, aud Dngesis, zl3 BrpadwHy tnmter -
tGmure Bu.ds and - Fuh1n fcct and Il East Broayn7
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rhiIndc,n,.ia Arrangements.

BqIY LWORF. cow h.S'TiO.t,.utI Isl. i't4. =
C,iNI III " u w. LINE OF len new B"hts. cnlHf ~
- conveying 300 passengers viii eayc ne i'i wharf peDT
P,c. ! nj o'clock the morning Z" NE am ii hl WI.
run thtcu Baltimore IN L heGrS he iae I" Ghiiy ore
md hrk . A not exceed $50 lar each passenger: an ~
boat, viii .-nan nltmore two day,-IeufnIng 10 fha
" "Se:, can be had after the 18th nj the office Of The
Tribune m ., 49, -, ,;,. .,I,s-c
,or.ons wishing 10 dine can do at modese price
az II t.EJ " W. T. - ~ I'LL In
- J., BALTIMORE CONVENTION, 81
q CoXn, NAY m&EIGS;S9,Nr,S;; ; ST ! FAN
TlIIa INlI SORE-Fare Tor tine Excursion no 10
Enn0re aud hnck s. meals included hid c0iinnhe h'
Communications for Sleeping. , n,;tl.t
Pr From l'' Phadepha to Baltimore from 9Th Apn until i
VI" From Baltimore to Philadelphia from lA until sh Nav, IN
elusive. =. ..,.,,
afternoon at hall past O'Clock .
Arrangements Tor May lSi. q,
Four srombnnts of the line will leave the wharf nj : > :
o'clock recisey and will reach Baltimore on the morning -"
the 2d at g O'clock. , . -,
Excursion trke,s ready for delivery and mus no 50
cured At the office before gong on board ne hoais
' W. A. GROVES IT.. Agent,
,9i mi lgS wrirvc>, lhIindclaIia.
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r.,,,t. r->nI-R-..;f:D IiiVF: 81 OlI.NEp To-
-,,.sr, Of ado am! NJ f"Er't', ~, y, ''i i
ery ,.rsty oil -i,, ru-san Cip l'a. l' N"e,l,
, N,7r.,t an 49, I;.sf, and oys uini ''si' ~,
Mini mi Panama Hats, uc sag.,! fnd cpth ti o.
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II\I WA Nofwich and Worcester daily. SUNDAY seem Z.
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dcrhIt viii leave eyer Monday. "Wednesday and fn'ay-
The steamer CLEOPATRA capt, j. n Dns'in WI leave
ever TUESDAY Thursday and SATURDAY.
~ Passenger. tor Boston w'li be forwarded by u'f"d
without of Cars Baggage, Immediately on tc' arr"
For further information inquire OF D. .. ALLEN. 81 rerk
slip ar Of y. HAYWOOD, Freight AGENT Tor is Line Ct"
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NOTICE OF Application FOR The discharge of an
ins1v-ni from his debts pursuant 20 The provisions Of
he third article titl- Of tn fifth chapter III,
eond part oil tn rsvi--,i sAtatss JAMES P. NJ SIEr-
SON-Notice first pubsh-j-March Iith 1885,; cr-,tors
APPEAR b-frr- Hon tfr-rrs ra!!med:r Recorder Of ;hr
e.o NewY OFF, at is ohes, No IS Nassau IN ithe
10 O'Clock III the forenoon Of that day. mhli law6w'
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y brig in the lower Wind s-wea,he, very o.,y.
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IN PURSUANCE OF an order OF the Surrogate
Of the County Of Wv Yo Notic- hereby gwen all
haTug claims aga, Jd- Arny late City Of
,Sew orb, sisir ecr--d resent the with
81 .U,-fs thereof 10 til ,nhSo At her residence, -
&c ChrSt- sttrr The Of NV YORK or before
coirtgrst day oil Ausu.t u-1t Dated Ns~Y0k thu 2oh
dar u February, 1911. ISABELLA NFNiX
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