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The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1845-09-18
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Notice.

sTHE uaa~rigned having taking out letters e
- Administrator 81 he estSie q THOMAS
doocssod. 81 tie August Tenn
of OFans,e County coaFt. hereby gives notice 10
all persons indehlrd % sid estate 10 make inme-
diaae payment and I'll persons having claims
agsinst the es,ste. vii PRESENT them prcpeFly an
thentiraied within The lime psrscrihed Nv ~. q
this nOtce VII be prad IN bar a their recovery.
e. c. SMITH. 7da'r.
trifl fke wiz Gssnexrd
September !. s2-
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Get eeu'd "a Ross. f0F - mnaFFn asm0.
rr.rF had n.E resrhrd him." TIE rhsld
Easmd hsr Frrsnre safr. ard thsa rhsas.
- lsas I'D b,e-s h.ssl sisp,rd l'sksls
n ~ usv. h-s kssrs suelliag 9Th raa-
- - 49, tie wisssl al 80 h-si msea {
s.sy. s.. Cd .ir.rs- assd. snd
slasas 4 I, Ga 4 F-ss. TE. 4. Gee.
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ECONOMY IN LIGHT
SELL YOUR TALL0w AND BURN LARD.
I'VE have received an additional supply Of
W LARD LAMPS. The pnce Is low. and
within the reach Of almoS, every one; tlgy are
easily KEEP, in onicr and for half the COS, will give
as much light IS Eve candles
LONG, WEBB, & CO.
June 10. So
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PRICE REDUCED.
DR.. Tayler's
Balsam of LiVerW0rt


F"r the cure &c Cough, Colds. Ca,arrh,
A.lhma, Wnooping Cough, Bronchi.
lis, Liver Complaint. snd all AT. clions
"f the Throat and Lungs.
ipIiI' remedy is invaluable aud uncqualied
- u IS purely veg, table aud ntghy meJirt
nal, mild aud geaIie ~ IT. effects upon the sSs.
ten. aud Dr,ng catireiy free from all mInera
products, by macy 80 justly ieatrd AND dread
ed, ~ perfectly safe, a. vel as ssluisry. From
kao" ledge uftts properties, anu the wander
tat success WHICH has attended ~, even ~ dii.
n 'ul aud 52s ravaisd tass Tor BcaTly tee
We RS, drIng which IL has been ~ use. III.
Proprietor teeis no hcsianry III Initrturi Q u,
and recommeDdIn. il TO alt WHO q fortunately
may have accession 10 resort 10 some mrans &c
tecuvcry. Physicians not unf equtuiI, use il
~ lhc'r practice. aud wIh the Medical Ia, ul
~ acnctaiiy, u has met with much more than
ordinary APPRECIATION.
Certificates aud testimonials could be fur.
nished ia abundance from tho highest aud mos.
respectable sources, Of persons who cdL,r
have been greatly r, iicvcd by il. or entirely re-
covered from af1c, lions OF the Lungs and Ii.
yer, but we isert only the following.
CURED.
tackled with a violent aud profuse hcmorrhaee
from the Lungs, severe cough. with the expec-
tofation 81 much mucous pain IN the head.
soreness 10 the chcst, aud other distressing
sympt ms. bought bottle OF DR. Tay'or's
Balsam Of i.iyetwort from 375 Bowery, which,
under he blessings Of Providence, gave me i'm.
mediate sellrf. Its cff''rI has been such in my
case, that l ca anot too highly pra'scIt
CHARLES l.. SMITH.
Aprii g 1913. 1853 rillcry street, Brooklyn.
For common Cold and Cough, 'h's is one
oflhe very best remedies ever dIseov6rcd.
NIB There Isl spurious and conntctfcii ar.
tirlr aioat, aud Lately introduced Into this
place. Therefore be careful To get the scnu.
inc. which is from 375 Bowcry, NY.
to- A Fresh Supply &c the above
Medicine just received and for sale at
THIS OFFICE.
November u. ST.
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FOR SALE.

TUX 1ALLs
THE EnAsslignea oEsr e. sals . Tsaa 4
u Lad q Ae esush fafk e foas1 Rive, n
Dyu esaniy. Tsanessee. ahaui twelve nles suaEh
afDyeshaEg .co1tlining sh0st sloo aczsG Ia
riissr uhirh runs though - lard d navix.lie e
tAe usaal balnem seasons e he yeaF-she lard
4 exfHrmely Fich. ard i noi surpassed ~ anv
lan6s IL ne Wesaem dn&ics fos % eulsissfioa
crl1hanco, con, re. whesi and oats. sn1 ! Eaa
81 cosion. Thsi poEfion q The counsEy : regasa.
a - tie noa hcaiihy FsEt q he Wesism d.
trici. ard i ssttisd 81 ne nosi part y pessae
fom North carolina.
Tie land VII he sala aiiosrthsr, O. n pelsiens
% suii purchasers and good land IN this county
VII be taken In paymeni--oG liberal credits given.
The tie i una0uhael
q. r. LONG.
]. W. NORWOOD.
July Is IS
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August IL.
Valuable Property

&xR / aIsh 10 sell the House
al&,s,S aud tpt Ia the Town If lttlisbr
sIHEEEE roagh wh'rrnn row live
SS 10 wet situated 90 the busincs.
gatl Of the iowa ear The rtntt house, and A.
public TIMES las as much custom - any hotel
80 the town fhe lot cnpIain IVA a, res, viii,
store room end Bar r"..m s'pl ate from The
nouse. There 70 So god SpfIag and Srr,ne
fiouse, Ire-tlonse, StsL'"s, ard Corn CRIB
Kitchen Sm"ke-h"use, &c IN the io,. tn, re
is ale" a q.'satity Of '{ousrho'd ard kitchen
Furniture, ~, as beds, S-c. which I vii sell
with the lot or 'eparase,y, 10 suit the puicha.
Ger.
aiso one other Lot, .herenn Vim Horton
now iiVes, with d comfort ahle Dwel!ing Housc
~" Krtrhen, al about one acre, Nuh . ftst.
ate Spring IN Il.
Also nns Other Lot, with good Brick Smith
shor Oh D.; which has q custom vi fifteen hun.
dred dollars per- wear
Iwi ais" eel my Plantation. on the waters
of Forest.rs C. eek, five miles nnrth esst Of
HhIsb' rugh, containing SOB strts; has on j,
good Dwelling House, Smiti' -saop and otter
aer'ssary "ut.houscs a good wei Of water
with large Creek running through thr rcuife
# tie cleared land. with a gnsntrv of low
grounds aud meadow land on d. The P;an,s
iat,on - IN frsi rate refsiF. end in healthy
neiphhorho"d, and would suit seine gentleman
rom the low Country who wishes 10 come Up
los hralih. The land is well stapt.d 10 TIC
growth of Corn. Wheat. Oats aud Tobacco.
also " J. sell fiae stock of ynunq attle
Hogs, and sheep, Of first rate breed, already
attached 10 the place, If required by he Pu;-
chaser; also my SIN th ard Fsrning Tocis Of
every dcss ripiion. which are ~ e. od repair.
have f ct rate cfop nf corn growing which
would be desirable perhaps 10 those who might
purchase the Plantation; also abont 5 o +, sii-
els Of heat, about 900 of il lie the large white
Georgia Wheat. supe ior 10 any vhra, we
now have; IL is ~. and c'can, and any person
wishing il 10 SOW can get il at my house in
fi,lIsborough.
Any person wishing 10 purchase any Of the
above Property. would do we'll TO rall aud tx
anime it, as ! am deter mined to sell the frat
"rpununny. A few wong negroes would be
AIKEN in past pay at lair prices Al those in
deb,ed 1" ne will please call and settle imme-
d,''"ly, and eve cost; a. am determined 10
e'"se busIaees in Moth Carolina end leave far
The Soulhwrr.
JAMES JACKSON, j.
aagust o. -
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IRON AND CASTINGS.
"A LARGE lot Of Castings, consisting Of Pots.
- Ovens, skillc,s and Lids. Andirons, &c; 81
30. quantity Of Country Iron. Of al siscs, wide
and narrow. and Tire Iron. for sale low.
LONG, WEBB, L. co.
June %. e.
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A nAm mo

nR. William Cain, having establish
~ ed himself in Hillsborough, tenders his pro-
fessonal services to the public; and can he found
at all times at his Office, one door north Of Stray
horn & NiehOls' Store, when no, professionally
engaged.
May 80. 77tf-
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Bacon and Leather,

T'HEuh cfiher has large 10, Of the best corn
Il fed BACON foE sale, which he will sell very
low for cash alone.
He also is working out his entire stock Of
LEATHER, which he will sell al very reduced
prices for cash, or on credit Of ninety days TO
those who he knows to be puncsual.
JAMES s. SMITH.
JULY 8. 81
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N eW Store
JUST OPENED.

YvHE subscribers intend keeping constantly On
II hand at their New Store, east Of the Court
Hnusa n larwe La If
Arkansas intelligencer., 1845-11-22
A RID.

lSS STEWART respectfully inCrms her
friends, and the public, that her School will
be re.opened on Monday, November 81.
IERMS:-For tuition in all English branches
usually pursued by young Ia lies. 81 30 per scs.
SION OF eleven weeks. Further information us to
Tho course OF study, and other particulars. may
be obtained on application 10 Hiss S.
Van Burcn, Oct. l,h. lsI5.-35.Gt.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1845-11-22
THE DELTA.

ldersigncd have made arrangements for TIC
bt publication in the city OF Cnily newspap per,
ei THE DELr.. the first number Of which
Fucd from their Office No. li2 Poy dEas street,
pre the 18th October next.
Of following the hucknied course generally
o m occasions like the present. of setting
orid phrase and painted period, what TnE
u be. they will confne themselves in this in.
stating, that in politics it will he strictly
In all tho other attributes-commercial, lite
miscelianeous--of a valuable and interest.
al, il will be the object and aim Of the un.
10 make j, worthy ofa liberal public patron.
bscrip,ion TO the daily paper will be TEN not
annum. payable rcmi.annually in advance -
also issue. once a week. large sheet in
Fm. the subscription TO which will be THREE
per annum. in advance.
DAVIS. CORCORAN & co.
sLEAss, 25th September, lsa5.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1845-11-22
TAVERN STAND AND FERRY

IA THE undersigned respectfully beg leave to
M::M inioim the public that they have recently
liiiS# established HousE OF ENTERrAISNEST, at
A@ Brummett's well known ferry, at the Fort
Towson landing, on Red river, the main road ny
from Van Buren, and Fort Smith, via Fort Towson, Ia
Texas From the ferry in every direction. are excel
ent roads leading TO the interior of Texas The best
of boats and experienced and careful ferrymcn will
all times be in readiness They at all times keep an
abundance of corn, and other provender for horses
shd cattle besides groceries and all necessary
for emigran,s.
They will endesvot 10 make comfortable all who
may honor their house with visit; the table will be
furnished with the best the Affords the servants
attentive and polite. BRU MMETT & TUELL.
Oct. 25-leI5.-31-l3w
Arkansas intelligencer., 1845-11-22

undersigned propose Publishing on the first
October next. Daily papsr, under the above
Pidly increasing Importance OF the city OF New
which seems destined at no remote period to
c most prominent position on this coItincnt
mercial Emporium, has led the publishers TO
bat an organ specially devoted to the cause
Freaniile and Agricultural classes, will meet
ring support and encouragement, which this
y has al all times so literally extended to
having for its object the advance and pros.
these important interests.
ing all political controversy, it is the intcn-
e undersigned to impart TO their Journal a
thoroughly commercial. To this end, the
lie and detailed reports Of the daily opera
lie market, with u careful review Of the mo-
ansac,ions will be given in short, all inform
ch may be useful to the man Of business will
ied IN their columns. Every effort will be
nder this department accurate and complete
rments are in progress, for regular and ei-
Hesponpence with writers Of acknowledged
Europe, and in the Northern and Western
eh Will enable the undersigned TO present to
efs en- cPitome OF events in those quarters,
efestlng than can be CLEANED from other
he reports of transactions in this market,
naef the management OF Mr., l.. HE,LioER,
shy years past hus been asso o,iated with some
o'ng journals Of this city as their CONNER
10 the immense, and rapidly increasing val.
agricultural interests OF the South west, it
constant aim OF the Editors to place before
enail such information as may tend to the
eht OF those prominent sta pies which const-
nan ~ prop Of the commercial greatness Of New
ueePly impressed with the Importance Of this
na viewing 1t in all its rsmf fica ions, as lea.
iuleIy necessary and essen ntial, it 10 the inten-
undersigned to apply to this department the
Vus and untiring assrdu!ty.
Jset oi FuaLIC EDUCATION, more particular
81" common Shoots, assaulted to the wants OF
VIII be brought to the public notice, Us one
~ important ausiliaries IN giving permunen
ia!' lt'ons. LITsRAruRE aud the t'IgE ARrs,
Ha'e iheir place, and be advocated with the
npnrtan. e demands
D. iHRorr, by long residence identified with
snd Of acknowledged ability as . writer
shsfgs OF The Editorial Depsrtment of the
A'tsskly country edition, will be issued on
and Saturday, CONTAINING a complete price
and review ef the market, together with all
ng matte. ercmPrisrd IN the dai!y paper --
per ss..:.i.
" Their best energies TO the accomplishmont
esrtssing, the 9ndersigned respectfully 70
"aonsgc Of t5t pshlls, ...--...
CHARLES BLACK,
DAWN BRAVO.
Pr!ears, .Sth Aprit, lS4S.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1845-11-22
FRUITS, C0MFECTIONAR!Es. &C.

FHUFI )! tV!V!tt IF9HHNItS. CT,
Oranges, Lemons, Figs Raisins, Almonds, sPruncs
Vornacla, Macaroni, Candies, Ctron, preserved Gin.
ger, Lemon and Sarsaparilla Syrups, Suad Oil Mnsh-
rooms and Walnut ketchups, Gherkns, Pepper. fine
and grain Pepper Sauce Chocolate French Mustard in
jars, Am. Mustard Alspice, Mace, Cloves, Cinnamon.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1845-11-22
MEDICAL NOTICE,
mr.. ID. l.. SAUNDERS,
,R,e,ntly Of Hunlsri!is, Arl.)

tRsesniiy ef Hunlsri!le, Ark.)
ypus the community generally, that he has
{,,J himself permanently in Van Buren. where
n. in readiness to attend calls in all the vari,u.
of his observation-disclosures, SURGERY, and
EsI
,dues,ion regularly in the old scioa! Of Phils.
and has been regular practitioner for twenty
IA, heretofore received and boarded patients
,ouie ieDiseases,-Dropsies. Ulcers, Cancers DC.
1 will shortly provide himself for their accom-
|He has specific for the cure Of Cancels, Ulcers,
lich he insures.
s,,her information, he bcg' leave to refer 10 the
r gentlemen:
DEAN,
$ q. SSEsp, Favo,,.v;II.
los OLDH,M,
I'D WALKER.
Id. BRown, Huntsville.
C. BEsRr,
L. BrRxEr, ; Csfrollton.
buren, Nov. 22,Isi5. -4I-4t
Arkansas intelligencer., 1845-11-22

Undersigned propose Publishing on the first
October next. Daily papsr, under the above
Arkansas intelligencer., 1845-11-22
Sd Reward

"lLL he paid for the delivery, at Van Buren,
w of n light sttroI horse. fax main and tail.
some-perhnps all white feet. of good size; and
when he left was Thought 10 have the hooks; shod
all round, and about six or sever years old. The
above horse stroycd from Van Buren three weeks
ago l!isday. The above reward will be paid for
lis delivery at this office. SO
Van Buren. Ark. Saturday, 18th September,
lS45.-3l. r,r;nl,
Arkansas intelligencer., 1845-11-22
PERFUMRY, STATIONERY &C.

Ceylon scent Packs, Florida Calcgne, Lavender,
Musk, and Orange Waters Otto Rose, Ext Mou.iip,
Jes.omin Violet and various others, Russian Hair Dyo
Macassar, and pure Bear Oil, Cold Cream, Cream oI
Almonds, Shaving Cream Pearl, Alcbastcr and Hair
Powder, Powder Puifs, Shaving Brushes, Tooth, Nail
and Hair Brushes, Trusses, iinc Ivory and Dressing
Combs, indolIbc Ink Japan aud Blue Fluid, Fancy
and plan Note Paper, Letter and Cap finest quality
Po,,olcc Paper, Gotts Steel fens, Qniiis nk. Sand
india Ruber Marbles, Lead Pencils, Fancy and Plain
Sealing Wax, &c. .
DRUGS AND MEDICINES Of every description
the assortment being large admit in the eoiums
OF the fneiiigvmcer without crewd,ng ou. "impes.an
matter
All orders directed US will be thankfully received
and promptly attended to.
Gresrs 4 Drvsisfs.
Fort smth, June1, ISIS.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1845-11-22
UOHIUDa


SEALED PROPOSALS, to be endorsed "pro.
~ posaIs for subsstng Creek Indians" will be
received BY the undersigned n, the Choctaw Agen.
cy, until II O'Clock on Monday the first day of
December next. for supplying certain Creek In.
dams with raons for the period of one year.
The Indians to be subsislod are Greeks now or
lately residing IN the States of Georgia and Ala.
bama. for whose emigration to the Creek couptry
Vest. contract has been made under the direc-
ton Of The War Department. II is expected that
they will reach their new homes in tho course OF
the present sea son. The period for witch they
are TO be subsisted will date from the time
they are delivered to the Creek Agent. The
number is not known, but is supposed TO be about
one hundred nd sixty. The contractor will be
expected 10 subsist all that may be entitled, whe.
tber more or less than thn, number.
The ralons are 10 be delivered to the Emiarants
in the Creek country West Of Arkansas, at such
point or points, and at such times, daily, weekly.
or monthly as the Agent in behalf of the United
States may determine. Each ration to consist Of
one pound Of good sound merchaniabie fresh beef
Or pork. or three fourths Of pound of good sound
marchnn,ahle salt pork one pound Of gool, sweet,
sound merchantable flour, or three fcarthS Of a
quar-, of corn.meaI. and of sal. in the proportion
OF four quarts TO cyery hundred PEI sous.
Payment will bo mnd, quarterly, by the sub
scriber. nj the Choc,aw Agency.
Bond with approved security required as usual.
W. ARMSTRONG.
.. Aciing Superintendent.
Chociaw Agency October II, ioi5. 31.-6w.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1845-11-22
REGULAR Arkansas Packet,
ARKANSAS NO. 4,

7. J IN N Y WI T, s TER.
A sEeh This new. light draught, rassen-
gs--t-YslS ger steamer. Just built. and into nd
FStSS}Sf ed expressly for this trade, is now
out. ard, will commence her regular trips as a
packet between Fort Gibson and New Orleans,
Oh the first rise Of water. No expense has been
spared to render the Arkansas No. one of the
best boats in the trade in every respect. For fur.
,hor particulars apply 10
sCOfT, WHITE & co.
Nov. 80, 1874. -
Arkansas intelligencer., 1845-11-22
WILLIAMS & PHILIPS,
WILSON'S ROW, siaiit s,to

"" "II1SUN'S NUN, NHIN stE0tt,
"AVE just rsceired by late arrivals fine stock o
I goods scro;eo for this market, consisting in part
Arkansas intelligencer., 1845-11-22
WANTED.

nRY HIDES, Petrics, Fur skins, Bces.wax &c.
- for which the highcs market price will be given
WALLACE & WARD.
Van Buren,, Oct. 25th, 1915
Arkansas intelligencer., 1845-11-22
Consult your interest, aud call nj the Van
BuTen Wholesale and Retail Cash store,
on Main st. ifyou wisht obtain
BARGAl ms.
WALLACE & WARD

BARGAINS.
WALLACE & WARD
uAvE jus, received their full SUPPLY of goods, con
1 sisfng III part Of
English and French broad cloths,
Plain and fancy cisSiinores,t
Beaver and pilo, cloths --
Plain and plaid sittrs,is,
Plain aud plaid jeans.
Plain and plaid tweeds,
Summer cassimeres, &c.
White. blue, red. green Mackiauw blankets,
Brown and beached domestics,
Tickings, drills and Osnaburgs,
Stripes, checks, blue drilling sc.
Linen and cotton pant stufs,
Balzorines, lawns, silks &c
Chusans, tesans, Cashmere dc Ecosse,
Mouselinc dc LANES, woolen plaids,
Black, watered and changeable Alpaceas,
Black, blue and brown mcrinoes,
Silk, wooden and Damask shawls,
Fancy hdk'fs and scarfs,
Lace collars, chcmizetts and collarctts,
Lace caps trimmed night caps,
Black and white silk thule and nett goods. a.
Jackonett, Swiss and null muslin.
Plain check and lace stripe cambric,
Corded, Marseilles, and grass cloth skirts,
Corsets and corset laces,
Irish linen and linen lawn.
Linen, cambric, plain and hemsticb bdk rs,
Silk, cotton. and Madrass bdkfs, ....t
Linen, cotton and muslin laces, edgngs aud inseT
tons.
Ladies and gents gloves and hosiery,
Satin stocks and tics,
Black and fancy silk cravats,
Black and fancy gimps and fringes,
Hooks and eyes, thtotd, needles &c;
Brown and black Hollands,
Silk and cotton velvet,
Satin Marses and velvet vestngs,
Buttons, a great ASSIGNMENT
Bonnett, cup, satin, and taffata rib5enf,
Umbrellas and parasols, new style,
Carpeting and carpet binding,
Flannels and linseys,
Buffalo and horn dressing combs,
Buffalo and hcrn tuck cumps,
Ivory combs,
Hair, nail, and tooth brushes,
Periumery, soaps, &c.
Jet necklaces. hair pins and bracelets, -
Elastic, worstead and cotton susPenders,
Bandboyes &c.
Together with very large assortment OF
Boots Shoes, Hats, Caps. and Bonnshc; GLASSWARE,
Queenspare HarInare, -SaddIery, and Sad.
dlers' Tr innings. Boohtss and Stationery,
Groceries. Drugs. Paints and
DYE-STUFFS.
Comprising every article usually found in dry goods
stores in this country which they offer to purchasers
at wholesale retail low prices can be Pur
chased elsewhere IN tho State. All that We ask is an
examination of the qualities and prices OF our goods
az having the facilities determined to sell as low
or lower than the lowest.
Van Buren,, June 2S, 1855.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1845-11-22

= IFF ~ IT IlITI IN,
CHARLES BLACK,
H., DAWN BRAVO.
H'lears. cstA April, l54s.
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FIRE AND MELANCHOLY Loss OF LlFE.-An alarm
Of fire occurred in Boston on Wednesday morning,
about o'clock, caused by the explosion Of inc s,eam
Harrison avenue Tho boiler, which was set IN orcK
was blown across the street. distance OF 100 iee iai
,ng into shop where several men were at
work. but injuring no there. Two young men en-
poy ed in The factory named William Tirreli son o. me
nrwner, and william Ford, were instantly killed being
mutilated in most shocking manner II Is reported
tina. the engine left III the care OF inexperenced
persons and that the water got low when caused " 9
was about in length, and was projected across
the street in horizontal line its way gong between
10 man or horse hut breaking the shafts The men in
the blacksmith shop escaped by miracle, the ooe
falling upon the forge where they at work The
he was exiting with riAng damage, by the prompt
action Of the department,
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FIFTEEN HUNDRED DOLLARS REWARD
a,HE above Reward of Fifteen Hundred Dollars VII be
pad Tor the of the sum q seven unopaIS Nas
II Hudson n " ON night OF the 9TH VStober lS while
On his passage from Hudon 70 the city Of New n me
ea,nbost South America proportionas sum ior such
part said money be recovered ana restored 70 te
subscrbers on applie to either OF th-m.
The money was contained small carpet bag which was
taken from the said Van Deusen and aund he next
Nv ;,ibe whee of the boat, and 1ed OF s
tents Of bills Of various denomnatons 'nd OF Sc
ysra bat Ks, be remembered, as ioioWs -
$1,000 In Is and los Of the Oneida Bank - 80
SIS and los principally Of the Pine Plains and Kinder
hook Bank nj
Of Hudson. ,,ur.I. phi nj II
Hartford, and ether Eastern Money
bills. ). IN, = ,,y.. 49,. ,r
this State. -
New York, Nov. 2ist lsa5. ,,, .,
GEORGE ELtERY, WIinam
THEOPHS. p. HART, q Cedar ST.
Committee for Assgnees Of Myron Van Deusen'
mn lIntr
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with similar complaints !, .......a,o DR. DEyJ t.R.
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A TaEMIION! ALL WHO DESIRE PEARLY WHITE
- IEEI Hwy enriyalled ROSE TOOTH PASTE is
Teeth, without the slightest injury.
For sale, wholesale and retail, al
JULES HAUEL'S
fracticn! Chemist and Perfumcr,
30 South Thir eet, Philsdelphia.
csd by my sssn,.'-J Jacqy.mod No as Brosdway;FA
Wiiard w. corner OF ed1 an William strssts ~ "
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hundred thousand dollars be, and the same Is hereby ap
propated carry the provisions OF tins act INTO
SEE TO- And be it further enacted That the fresf
dent be advised forthwith give the one years notice
OF August 1897 TO terminate the third article OF the
treaty between the United States and Great britsin
signed at London October 90 1878 and all o,her eaes
for the Joint occupation OF the Oregon Territory