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The latest dates from this city which
the Vera-Cruz editors had received were
the 2sth November. They infer from
them somewhat strangely that the cab
met of Washington wos somewhat a
larmed mt the menaclng aspect OF our
relations with England, and inclined to
recede from It's extreme pretensions in
regard to Texas--so far even as to re-
store the new State Of Mexico. "fat.
tering unction.'
Of,he $4,000 in the National Treas,
ury the day that the capital declared
for Paredes. $4,000 was ordered by
Herrera 10 be sent 10 the Army OF the
North. Whether it was sent, appears
doubtful.
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New Orleans,
St. Barnard,
st. James,
$500 3I26 259S 353S

This shows u democratic gain OF
1874, over the last Presidential cleo
ton, and promises complete over,
throw of the motley troops OF federal.
ism.
The Senate, under the new consti.
tuition, is composed of 80 members; oI
these there have so far as heard from,
ten democrats and five wings been
elected. The House is composed OF
80 members; of those heard from, the
democrats have elected 80, and the
feds 90.
This "astonishment is mingled with
sorrow and dismay." Poor fellow, he
Is to be pitied. AS Mr.. Clay has late
Iy been travelling that way, he should
have better arranged this matter. The
Ohio wings deeply sympathlze with
them in their misery.-Statesman.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1846-02-14

When Glingman was
electioneering in one OF the obscure vii
lagos Of North Carolina, last summer,
he asked a young lady, "a good demo.
crat by the by) if the ladies in the val
ley were not in favor of him. She re-
Piled we are too good democrats for
that. But says Clingman, down in
Cleaveland all the girls 60 for me-why.
not long ago, there at Court, when a
young lady was about to give her evl-
deuce in Court, the Bible being pre-
sented to her, she asked his honor If j,
wouldn't do as we'll for her to kiss the
lawyer, for she would great deal rath
er kiss Mr.. Clingman. "Yes, Mr.
Clingman," retorted the spirited m oun
tain girl, 81 can tell you why,--sh'
didn't want to kiss the truth. ."--Colum
bia Caroiinian.
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holder for the acoons in the hard-cider
campaign Of l840. Two ballotlngs
were had; the second stood as follows:

The convention met in the State
House yard. The Chairman, with Mr..
GriswoId, the President of the broken
Canton Bank, on the one side, and
Nash, director Of the Gallipolis Bank,
on the other. Mr.. Collier thanked the
convention for beating him in a genteel
manner; and then Mr.. Bebb was in
troduced to the meeting. He com
menccd by telling the people that he
got his eyes open just nine days after
the formation of the Constitution of
Ohio; qdlte an appropriate length OF
time. From what few remarks we
heard him make, we are convinced
that what We have always heard ofhIm
is true--that he is the quintessence of
what is familiarly termed demagogue.
His very countenance, by the side OF
the noble-hearted TOD, would condemn
him.-SiateSmdn.
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Therewere twenty-five steambo ats
built at Cincinnati during the past year
with an aggregate tonnage Of 1861
tons, and at cost Of S435,500.
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GEN. WASHINGTON'S AND GEN. JACK.
SONS OPINIONS OF BANKS AND BANK
MOUNT VERNON, February 10, 1897.

| MUM NEhNoND 40 hfos'
| To Thomai Stone:
Dear Sir--Your favor of the 3Oh ult., came duly
| to hand To give an opinion in case of so much
Importance as that which has warmly agitated the
two branches of your legislature, aud which from
the appeal that is made is likely to create great
| and perhaps dangerous divisions, is rather deli
cate matter but as this diversity ofopinion is
subject which has, believe, occupied the minds
of most men. and as my sentiments thereon have
been fully and decidedly expressed. long before the
Assembly either of Maryland or of this State was
convened, do not scruple to declare that, If had
voice in your Legislature il would have been Civ
| en- decidedly against paper emission, upon the
general principles of its inutility representa-
tive, and necessity of itas medium.
To assign reasons for this opinion, would be as
unnecessary as tedious The ground has been SO
often rod that hardly place remains untouched;
| in word, the necessity arising from the toant of
specie, is srepresented as GREATER THAN IT RE-
ALLY Is contend thatit is by the substance and
not by the shadow of thing, that we are bene.
| ited The wisdom Of man in my humble opinion,
cannot at this time, devise plan by which the
credit of paper would be long supported; conse-
uuently depreciation keeps pace with the quantity
Of the emission. and the article for which 1t is ex-
| changed, rise in greater ratio than the sinking
value Of the money; wherein then, is the farmer,
| the planter, the artizan benefited? The debtor
may be, because, as have observed, he gives the
shadow instead of the substance; and in proportion
to his gain the creditor OF the body polite suffers.
Whether it be legal tender not, il will, as has
been observed truly, eaveno alternative. ltmust
4 be that or nothing An evil equally great is the
door II Immediately opens for SPECULATION, by
which the least designing, and perhaps most ual-
uatie part of the community preyed upon by the
more knowing and CRAFTY sPEcULAToRs.
But contrary to my intensions and declarations,
| I oHa in 0f m
reasons too, which, Of all others, are least pleas
ing to The advocates ofpaper money. shall, there
fore, only observe, generally, that so many people
have suffered by tho furmer emission, that, like
burnt child who breads the fire, no person will
touch II who can possibly avoid it--the natural
consequence Of which will be, that the specie
which remains unsupported will be locked up.--
With great esteem and regard, am, dear SIR, &c.
i GEORGE WASHINGTON.
1 u,li ,f HERMrrAGE, Nov. "a, ls42.
j MY DEAR SIR.--Your letter Of the 18th instant,
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01- Wonder how many wings in Monroe county
ever heard of William Bebb, their candidate for
governor? The democrats don't care who he is.
as they are going to beat him with TOP, next tall.
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There are l4o different species OF
oak in the worId-70 Of which are
found in America and 80 in Europe. -
The oak will live 600 years.
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The Richmond and Ohio railroad bill has passed
the Senate of Virginia, and is now law. II was
warmly opposed, says the Enquirer, and various
amendments offered, all of which were voted down,
and il was passed as it came from the House.
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FOR GOVERNOR OF OHIO,
DAVID TOD, Of TrumbuU.

GJ- The editor is absent on business, in the
Western part Of Pennsylvania.
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LOUISIANA.

Federalism is completely routed in
this state. The following are the re-
turns, so far as received, compared with
the vote oi l844:
Johnson. De Buys Polk Clay.
Dem. Wing.
New Orleans, 1854 3l09 26l4 320s
ST. Barnard, 6 maj. 81 lS5
St. James, 17maj. las
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a4Wa cf HERMITAGE, Nov. "a, lS42.
Ny DEAR SIR.--Your letter Of the 18th instant
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ARRIVED.
p,;o rconora Manda:l, 10 DIS ia Charleston COTTON,
10 j D Cox ..h ,...,a
ric, 10 aturges Chairman s; Co
schr Gaelic (of Bangor) Lemon, u DIS I'm Cardeaas
Cuba. 203 hhds Is tierces molasses 70 Manuel Puga
Left nt Maanzas 9Th inst brig Abe0na, Clark for New
Yorx l2h At Cardenas brig Rival, Of Portland uncei
sehr Samuel Roberto Anderson, from Portau-Pri
Sep. 4th logwood and coffee 70 c Ro5sire Co Lett
brigs Ida Harper for Phlad wig freight; Hayti Cuts
hence. die Southern I'm Boston just arr Albert Per
kins hence Just arr schrs Morning star. Burgess Tor
NewYork, wig freight; Suffolk, Garfield. do do sept
18th lat e. l3 long 70 81 spoke brig Ann Elizabeth OF
Mystic hence FOR Mobile, u de- Gut. Same day ga"
ship painted black with painted ports acout w tons
bound South, with loss Of main psailantina't ou
yarks stove topsail bent for rnansail
Schr Wave Sterling. from Virginia, potatoes.
schr John Kendall Pilsbury. 6ds I'm Thornaston hnc
schr Prsnkn Wooster de- I'm Thonaston, iiH1e.
schr yistuln PendietoIa. DIS ftn Camden Me- limo
Br schr Collector, Smith. fronn Ale1andrn hour ana
corn bound 10 Haax Put. II distress having sprung
ulcak when 3 days out
schr samuel Appleton. Eickefson FIN Boston fadse
scbr Howard Baker I'm Boston, mdse.
schr Maria 81 Klo;s. Chase, im Boston, rndse
Schr Benz Bigelow, Baxter, tE Boston mdse-
schr cornelia Bumpus, New Bedford, OIL
sAILED-ship Columbia, Robinson Charleston
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1NHITWELL,S ONLY TRUE AND ORIGINAL
w OPODELDOC. recommended bY Prof MlltcheLL OF

New-iotk.
This il the only eec,ual remedy for sprans Gou Cramp
Rheumatism Stiffness OF Neck and Joints, Burns, Weak
OF Limbs,
SPECIAL CAurIoS-The public earnestly requested to
be their guard against limitations and counter-its OF this
palm OFT you the genuine These limitations
lutely dangerous TO use Remember that Whitwe!s Opo
dedocs the original article the ingredients OF which Is
composed recommended by Prof Mitchell! OF N. Y
No other 0podeldoc possible resemble in anything,
EXCEPT outward appearance Therefore, beware and avoid
them. as YOU value your life and limbs
Before you purchase that every bottle has the sigma
Of P Whitwell the outside wrappe.-none other
possibly be genuine.
Certihcae from Hon Samuel L. Mitchell NJ D. Ii. D. to
Mr.. John p. Whitwell.
Sr-The receipt contained in your eitor for compost
ton be- used in Opodeldoc appears TO contain
number of soo ingredients The articles enumerated are
all useful ones.
II possessed your preparation should prescribe II
freely for external accideGts for think Il must be an ex
c-llcni thing wish you and thoss who may H. sue
cess and comfort with II. ! am truly yours
SAMU FL L. MITCHELL.
Price . cents boue-S2 per dozen
WHITNELLS Aromatic snuff, Tor Headache hild Ca
tarrh, composed principally OF Roofs and Aromatic Herbs
"A Certificate from DR.. Benz Warehouse, Member Of the
Medical Society IN London. of the Medical school IN
France and late Professor Theory and Practice OF Physc
in Harvard University III Cambridge, accompanies each
bous.)
r. Price 25 and 81 cents per bottle.
Sold in ~ Y. by Rushon Co.; Sands Co., Asplnwall,
Lawrence and Reese, Shiefn, and Others Brooklyn, K.
J. Davies, Newark. Z. L. T. Williams. iylS WISH
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1nsnran1e.

n LIE INSURANCE.-The New England Mninal
Life Insurance Company of Boston viii receive app!ca-
lions for Life Insurance al 10 Wall-st.
DIRECTORS.
Willard Phillips, George Il. Kuhn, Peter Wainwright
William Parsons, James Read, William w stone,
Francis c. Lowell Robert Hooper, Thomss a Dexter
Robert B. Forbes, Charles 7. Curtis, Ous Inils.
WILLARD PHILLIPS, President
JONATHAN AmoRY, Secretary. 49,.
JoHN c. CnEgsmAE Nj ID. Medical EXAMINER .e"-i OK
Forms OF application for insurance and al necessary IN
formation win be furnished by the subscriber a. his once
n JOHN HOPPER. Solicitor and Agent.
y1JUF IA ST RIVER Mulual Insurance Stock Com
pany of the city Of New York-Ofce No. 81 Welst-
This Company continues insure against loss and dam
nv. by Are on dwelling houses warehouses. buildings
Foods merchandise and household furniture, favor
able terms US similar institutions In this city.
JOHN BROUWER, President.
ry.,,rx u pts.ey Srcv Inn
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THE PILES
A CURE FOR LIFE Settled =

CURE FOR LIFE SECURED DIR. UPHAMs
"A IteHG! Remedy for the Of Piles The pegstab
physician Of New DIRK city the only really
remedy for dangerous and distressing complaint
the Piles, ever offered TO the American public
The Electuary contains Mnera! Medicine, no Aioes
ColoctG G:rbo other powerful and irritating
change in diet II taken according 10 directions
8 care for !Ite Is guaranteed
-inoaer Cert.feue dieS the hundreds that have al
ready been received OF tbs efficacy OF DR.. Uphas Elec
IuaIy. NEw-YoRK August IS, 1916.
MsrI. RyG hetehdnt--Gent5 For several years past
have been troubled with Plies very costiye Of
The bowels indigestion and weakness OF the SYSTEM Bul
my complaint being TO disable from
business, and dread he'd Of physicians and patent med
applied 10 physician for relief The Piles then being
severe thai allowed several operations be performed
without any benefit Determined, amer this to try other
means read an advertisement Of guaranteed by
The use OF d.. Uphan'. Eecuiary. | purchased three
boxes at your store and from the vi which found
myself entirely cured OF the Piles and my health much
improved. remain, Sirs your riuch indebted friend.
The writer OF the above from motives Of dsicGcy, de-
cnes having mis- name used authorizes refer
him show the Original Certificate 10 those 40 may
doubt lis authenticity.
Another fact relation to the efficacy Of Dr. uphsuis
D. Tyi4ns-Dear sir Asout i've years ago / was az
eicted with what called Chronic Dyseniary. have
suffered with il since, and physicians have told
thai liver affected and that my bowels ulcer
ated for blood and pas, attended with peculiarly pufd
smell we're the frequent discharges short time since
made visit 70 Massachusetts II hopes OF benefit from
change Of air but suffered severely han before
" hie there physician offered or SO IN three
months. Happily In the mid.I OF intense pain occasion
ally relieved BY .audsrum saw in a wrapper oil your
Eectuary perfect description o. complaint together
with many certificates Of cures This pave. nae reat con-
fgercc in the medicine and purchased box and nne
doses OF which has apparently cured prepar
cd 20 say every thing In is favor render any service
csn 10 humanity by subscribing 10 It's tneTits.
Respectfully yours, BENJAMIN PERCIyAL,
No. a9 South SXlls-st
PEopreiors Office la5 Eowery. Sold wholesale and
tsii by WYATT L KETCHAM l2l PuIbou.sl- n. 7. and
G. Sloane, Di Fritons- BROOKLYN Prcs 81. iy2j 6D'
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OFFICIAL.
LIST OF LETTERS.
ri.iavSE 81 sFEc,AL ArfoI.rnEs1.

,p,ra4lsEp " THE TaiasSE ~ srEc,AL tfot,1szsT.
az Aud Be a. fc1tler eTGe.es.
And all advertisements uader The orders Of Post
faAser-ersral newspaper OF papers, Of letters
uncaled for sy Post Ocs, shall be fserd Il the paper
papers. Of The town plece where he ces s1Teflisns
may ise staeled, .nssng lie Lar Ce: elre.iGtlaa-
Nez Pest CJ.o, LGs 5,=5sed -Nares ), lsi'-
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Coal.


DEACH ORCHARD COAL-Thr.eerh-st. Yard
Peach Orchard Coal-The subscriber has Just opened
yard above, and mas hand choice lot OF Red
Ash COGs selected from the celebrated veins and Of
the following VIZ Broken Egg, Stove and Nut, for
sale a. lowest market prices. Also Lehigh, White Ash
Liverpool sGd Cumberland Goals hand All OF the above
for sale from yard vessel Apply 10
T. STOKES DICKERSON 81 l5Lh-sL 6lhsyeuGe
and iJ7 Anthory-si- near Broadway.
y. B-Lehigh and White Ash Lump Coz! by me cargo
o single ton. s3l.
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by ORDER Of the Honorable Daniel P In,raha.n.

RI ORDER Of the Honorable Daniel 2. iGgraAa,n,
- Associate Judge Of the New-for Court o. Common
Peas notice = hereby given pursuant 10 the provisions Of
ue slatr authorizing attachments against aoscundng,
conceed and nonresident debtors that an attachment mas
issued against The estate OF Thomas II smith, resident Of
e Ssie OF pennsylvania, and that the same VIII be sold
for The payment us debts unless he appear and dis
eharss such attachment according law, within nine
months IRON lhe Is publication Of this notice and thai
the payment OF any debts due 10 hin by residents of this
STATE and the delivery him MS of any proper
within this State belonging 70 im and the transfer OF any
scA properly oy Ina forbidden by s and ae void
Dated The Sl-t day OF July ISIS. Z ~. CHESTER,
aEl lzw.rn Attorney for Attaching Creditor
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DIAPER CvPT-s NJ - = =

f'AF si1.ts, NAREHoUSE-CTREs W FIELD NJ
= :, : PM n s,ip \ I. o6-rs Tor sale-
nF1ilIns FapeT-lsI go rear-= al So.
Hsr55i nv speFosi zee sasl,- al sizes
SlncSFs sos-6-Ioc tens > 5; rsr;5r 80
80, so.ttsrt OF al cts-r KIDS OF Pre- =; y.
~ 20 Prices for cash, o. Satisfactory coles
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rs NOW UNIVERSALLY ACKNOWLEDGED by ell
EShs have wen trIa 10 be the best general
dy now before lie public Il has entire CONTROL ell
rheumatic aHecOus-a bruises, spraIns cuts brrns add
colds yield and sOindy cured In few days. Aso
Fever and Mercual Sores and ces OF long standing and
fine mali guan character will guarantee 10
soundly few days refund the money. We fully
determined thai this truly and astonishing prepare
shall be the bands Of every head family and every
master "a vessel and every captain oflsamboat-f they
viii axe the trouble 20 call al % JOhHsr and examine The
GtieAe and testimonials, and continue doubt, "e VII
srse Il 10 tam free The pGblic need got manifest
any reluctance about about calling, this "ontrr-'" orSing
compound = II the hands OF those who able ard will
Jag send face Oflhe whole ahab ita5Ie globe
Il IS put UP N large bottles and solt at 81 per bOue
give freely as our City FaLhers you'd .iYe them
Croton Wafer.
B. We boldly Say thai this fragrant and healing balm
eRc Pain Eradcator tie fret hat hss been offered 70 the
aced upon purely bsz=7o!ent and ph.lsnthropc prnc
pies. So lw'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-09-26

A GREAT TRIUMPH In Medicine has been achieved
"A BY DIS FANS HART, in the cure OF Epieptc Fats,
Cor falling ckness Commissions nc Physicians OF every
pronounced this disease tncable The propre-
tors OF the Vegetable Extract however, feel no tecacy r
saying be cared They would therefore. respect
fully invite physicians ana all Others who interested.
examine the testimony which here offered III Is de-
cepiou let be exposed bat i true then In the name
OF humanity longer e, it be said that Epilepsy Is cura
bic Please call address postpaidI the following
persons:
William Fl. Parses, afflicted y years cerlfcae Of cure
sworn to before Mayor avemeyc March 1Ih ulL; Jncob
Petty years Ia Delanceysl y. Y. the daughter OF Oil
c. Denslow, ESQ., years, fonkers y York; Syvanus
Kelly 10 wears Staten Island Mr.. Bennett, wears, III
Grand-s, u T.. James Ellsworth, years, II Dover 81 "
York: Joseph McDugal, years, East Brooklyn l. l.; Hen
~ w Smith, of Henry j. Smith, years, \. Y Custom
House.
For additional testimony pamphlets which may be
had granlilousy Office.
" B.-The Extract, together with the accompanying
dicnes with full directions carefully packed in boxes
for sporaon Prices per box 50 81 and S2i Single
bottles with necessary medicines. 81,
HART PrDDristOrs
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SECOND BOARD.
MARINE JOURNAL.
PORT OF NETWORK.
CLEARED.
ARRIVED.

Brig George, Yates Charleston. Geo Euik!cy-
sloop Moses EDDY, Blain. Proyideaee
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3, 4 l30op EAR,I IN ArHrRN FOK SALE.

subscriber Onsrs TOT SAFE the on WHICH uc
~Snow resides. in the village OF Auharn, Csyugn Co.
consisting 52 Of good Grain and Grazing Land
well enclosed and watered, and upon which large
and three moderate sized Dwelling Houses, Carriage
Houses Barns She's and other necessary outhutings
three Apple Orchards great variety of choice Fruit
Trees and Shrbbery, four durable Springs three els
hundred rods otul Stone Fence and ~ neNausole
Quarry superior quality OF gray and blue Lime stone
suitable for cutting and dressing eligible and convenient
continued sale OF that article either rough or hewn
according the demand and from which most OF the ee-
CANT stone buildings IN Auburn were erected
This Farm extends from Northst and across State ST
with front eghyaN rods on the former and one humid
red and rods both sides of The siter-upon Ell
Their of which may be advanageousy sold great number
village lots the pleasure OF the owner About z
acres Including the large house barRs, sheds, two or
chards and garden lie between Northst and the Auburn
and Syracuse Railroad Is including The stone quar-
rs and dwelling house. lie between said Railroad and
Safest and The remaining % acres win TWO dwelling
houses lie West OF Satestal which Is in high state OF
cultivation well fenced conveniently allotted and IN good
order The whole Farm, either OF the above parcel
VIII be sold cheap and, II desired time VIII he given for
the payment OF large proportion of the purchase money
Inquire of Luther Tucker OF Albany, Hubert Hall OF
Auburn, or the subscriber upon the premises:
GEORGE B. CHASE.
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CUMBERLAND COAL-The Echer, CoaI-Wlll dis
Scarge few days cargo Of The above coal, fresh
from The company mines. n good order ell Jumps The
fool Of Thre-Eta-t y R For sale low fo- cash; apply
T STOKES DICKERSON, No. CO Thirteenth 81
s5u 5Ih>v-nce and in AnthouYst Broadway.
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DILES.-DITCHErTS Spanish Specific for the Piles
ha- been ceIeb rated 10 years TIL. CITY, t
putting; Il has cured tens Vi thousands and be- pHr
ceased az his hoase, 81 Rosevel-si and Of his Agents
Kelly, oi Fuitoast P Merzie 3s Grsad--; A Mcleod
sos EEdsoEst r. 4 K.ersted 5S Broadway, and ri Nrs
Hsvs. $50 Fullou-st- Brooklv-I L J. s3 sv-
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II y ORDER OF Ernest Mulleu Esq. Supreme Court
~ Commissioner residing In the County of ChautsuqGe
Is hereby given pursuant the provisions OF
satu. authorizing attachments against sDscOnding.
ceted ana nonresident debtors, lt attachment has
issued against The Of Joseph Fsrnsworh, Junior
resident OF The State OF Indiana and that the will be
sold FOR The Of bis debts. unless he appear and
discharge such attachment according 10 law, within nine
months from the publication of This notice. and that
The payment Of any debts due 70 him and the de-
livery 10 him or Tor his Of any property belong
10 him and the transfer OF such property By him
forbidden by law, and are void Dated the Sd day Of
July, 1916 HANSON A RISLEY. Attorney for
aus lawqm Attaching Creditor puukirk y Y
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NEW-YORK AND ERIE Railroad Company
! NThe stockholders of The NewTork and Erie hailfosa
Company are hereby notified that an instamenI Of t1s
dollars per share all shares on which ihe payments =
paid agreeable 10 The Of subscrplion the osce
Of tbe No IS Wast on Or before the Istcp
Of October next By order OF The Board Of Directors
an3 ortl NATHANIEL MARSH. Ses'y,