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MEDICAL NOTICE.

nR. COOPER, IA Duane street, between Chatham and
- William has for the last years confined his
practice the of venerea and
diseases Of delicate nature Dr. Cospe, spent in
joyed the extensive practice private diseases any
medical in New York He the aggravated
Of this disease and mild removed in five
days The Dr. regularly educated physician and surgeon
and suffers his patients leave until perfect cure is
performed.
Strcture-Docor Cooper has discovered method by
which he the worst form Of Structure in from
two weeks with scarcely any pain to the patient,
ed in BY young men This too freely INDUCED in be
gets dyspepsia weakness OF limbs and small of the back
ofntellect fogeulness palptation Of the heart
and aversion to society cure warranted in every
charge.
Be recoect the number II, with the over
the Door. ais lmsr
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ATLANTIC White LEAD:

THE ATLANTIC WHITE LEAD COMPANY having
ps1s %ss
' s . &c
the least degree to he o. ns sac na,ns
Being well aware from long familiarity with the differ
sold such ha. been and s Is greatly sdSl,s.,sd With
wha,eyer being. when mixed with oil almost
t. AT White Lead
articles Ss Atlantic white Lead COMPANY
Be- stTie.ly pure genuine article perfectly from any
:ss s wS
Purchasers therefore may well assured thar de-
s ss s ~
viii not only tend to the greater durability o. the
in the common description Of painting owing to
Ss sGo SnsS h wo eos sa the White
Paint would with three ofwhich painter will bear wit
The Company also msnns%s Red LEAD and Al hthe
Vsrds. 1 Black sis P spanish Brown
Green, Brunswck Green, &c. SC 60
ali ordsas s should &c directed e - %
f72msr PSF Pearl street. corner Of Beekman street.
GREAT BARGAINS IN NEW GOODS.
DETER ROBERTS has received BY late arrivals, and
EMBRoIDERIEs
Nseds.work CsPes from 81 % 70 ~ French ESfsd
rom - to 10 Dresses needewok and Tambour from -
:, LAWNS AND CAMBRIA HANDKERCHIEFs.
Tape Asmd stitch R's Mbs stpsX and e0l0rsd borders
Book Null Jsc6net Swiss plain striped and checkp Organ
die Tarlatan, Striped and embroidered Tor Curtains
HOSIERY AND GLOVES
Black and white Silk Hose do with cotton tops silk
g dozen fine anDisschsa cotton open work 8 70 50 IS
excellent article So usually sold 50 10
most excellent of Isle Thread plain and
br0dsrsd Silk Gloves of' ns si.i:
Capes real and imitation Of the latest and fashionable
styles Ves black and white in chantiy Brussels point
mancs point Aencon and other varieties Regency Meek
lin, Valecennes fine English Thread Laces and Edgngs
rich black Brussels and imitation Laces Of description
Tor trimming ouncng &C.. &c.. Linen bobbin Edgngs and
lnsertings.
lot Of Muslin trimmings lade. Morning Csp: lace CAP
Crowns Muslin Cape received from auction, will be sold
Is UNDER COST OF IMPORTATION.
No. 33 Broadway, I'd April 1886. Al imsrc
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RED SULPHUR SPRINGS,
MONR OF CO VA

THIS CELEBRATED WATERING PLACE will be
open the summer usual for the reception ofv
tiers Its fame in the relief and Of pulmonary diseases
extending over period Of fifty Is 80 sustained by facts
tent and popularity Of its medicinal virtues however the
reader Is referred oawork The Mineral Springs Of
Putnam The object Of this is that
comfortable manner and that they will be treated with uni
form courtesy and kindness while the charges will be found
will be respectable physician attendance The roads
gSSd ordsr and the bear nl Turnpike Road to the Blue
Springs which will afford IAN opportunity of visiting,
my2 m*rc THE PROPRIETORS
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lays PATENT HOSE.-The experience OF ten years
- the manufacture Of Rubber Hose has the utter
impossbty Of combining permanently Rubber with fbrous
substances ntermingled such to make Hose free
have abandoned the business The Patent Hose
Of my invention, is free from the objections and offer
nshed buyers purchase Every piece will have the name
ofthe Patentee date Of the according law m
taons Of which, is penal offence under the laws Price
1874 foot suitable for Croton and other Sizes in
proportion Manufactured sale wholesale and retail
by HORACE II. DAY. % Maiden Lane.
ais re After LIST May, % Courtland
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PRACTICAL BOOK KEEPING,

RY c. G. MARSH, Accountant author Of the "Scence Of
ID Double Entry bookkeeping Smpfed, and the Art Of
Single Entry Bookkeeping improved"
COURSE OF lNSTRUCTION-The public is respect
fully Informed and assured that the plan pursued by Mr.
Marsh reaching that important branch truly OF
keeping books rather than Of lectures
on the theory.
TO be practically useful and particular know
ledge of Bookkeeping required than possibly be mpar
ed by lectures.
The pupil is faithfully instructed and well exercised in all
the operations connected with of parne rshp
Books in Opening Conducting and Closing the in max
Account Sales and in calculating interest Discount profits
He becomes familiar from actual with all the books
sttung and if Of good capacity, will by this
become competent Bookkeeper in about month";
and will received certificate to that effect.
Prospectuses with terms obtained at the Rooms FROM A.
NJ to 9 r M. s22 lm$rh
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AN EXTRAORDINARY WORK,
And one achich should be in the hands of every Mar
ried Person.

ar plainly written Treatise the Population QUESTION:
~ by the Hon. r. ID. Owen, with Additions Alteration
by r.. Glover, NJ d. To every person Of sound common
praise: 1t is true few ignorant people may condemn it, but
the editor fully persuaded that the hg hmpoce Of the
subject Of which will itself orcbly
fleeing minds that il must command respect Were this
strictly followed persuaded that different state Of
society from the present would exist.
Price Of the Book 80 For sale by iBurgesss Snger
Co, 2I Broadway, corner Of Ann street. BY whom the
trade viii be supplied Persons the country by enclosing
post paid will supplied with two copies IN mail binding
mv3 liner
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ALEXANDEK'.- TRICOBAPHE.

NEW AND INVAl UABLE DISCOVERY, being a
Liquid Dye yhic, instanans9usIy changes the color Of
hair skin The superiority Of this dye
mode Of and eeca other
dyes requiring from twelve hourse produce any
change It's superior excellence will be apparent every
one upon 81 ,gIe application.
Extract from the Philadelphia Daily Sun ALrxAspEa
onisng tried yesterday Office and the change
from grey 70 black instantaneous.
from the Philadelphia Daily Forum:Sversi or
acgran have recently applied their the val
useis LIQUID Rye known Aersnders Trcobaphs. new
the desired effect Immediately after applying grey hair
or whsker, imparts beautiful brown or black color
F9T sale by Rushton Co.. druggists no Broadway; 10 As
eor I9qse and S3 Broadway h street; Aspnwal
& ST. johnson. Moore TAYLOR Of Maiden Lane:
Wright Goa Cedar st. Of the principal druggists
throughout the United States, Of sole agents.
.n r. 4 9. A. WRIGHT, % South 9Th street.
as im'rc PHILADELPHIA
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NEW INVENTED WIGS AND TOUPEES.
RATCHELoR,s new invented Wigs and scsps. 50 per.
- fectly resemble the natural hair defy detection
scarcely matter Of losing indifferent head
Of hair when perfectly adapted 10 the countenance
difficulties long ed BY wig wearer can be
cured at WIN. BATCHELOR'S2 Wall street, Broad
WI moved from l65 Broadway. NIL lm&m
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CURE OF CORNS

RUNIONS, TyMORS, ExCREsCENCES, BAD NAuLs,
II &cNo. $50 Broadway, between Howard and Grand
MRS BERH ARD from Paris has the honor Of informing
with the greatest success having exclusively devoted her
confident in promising that she win entirely remove
from their irritating and painful location without causing the
least pain possibility Of danger making the blood ow
The operation will occupy than four to five minutes
and the ee that thus treated
Immediately put their shoes and walk without the
convenience.
Mrs has practices her profession for several in Eu
and this country and has acquired skill and much
practical experiences Facts aested by numerous
from the celebrated Physicians Of New York. Boston,
and Philadelphia. !.
Terms moderate for yearly attendsnce.
No $50 Broadway, Howard and Grand streets New
York. m2f lmosrc
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TENNIS COURT pa RoWERy 4

THE Subscriber, having taken the abovenamsd place,
would inform his friends and the Public that the Bali
Alley and the whole Of the has undergone
thorough rsF airing To the Alley has been added gallery,
feet BY % Tor the OF the This,
With an alley Of iso feet complete order he trust. will be
md isvore amusement As for the quality Of his Liquors.
his customers. -
- r II. wOOLLY, Bat Ball Alley,
- -. . Directly opposite Prince sf.
New York. May J, 1896 mys msm
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THE SHADES HOTEL,

Ga Reade Street, Vest Side of Broadway.
THE Subscriber respectfully informs his friends. and the
public that he has lately opened the above Establish
ment style superior other house of the kind the
city Of New York The satisfaction which he has hitherto
given his friends and while proprietor
Of 1.-The Shades" in Thames street, he flaers himself will
be guaranty all who potronse him in his
bshment while effort his will be wanting merit
the continuance of their patronage.
The relishes Chops Steaks Welsh Rarebs Poach-
ed Eggs, &C., will be served up in superior STYLE
The will be regularly supplied with city papers,
well full supply Of foreign by from
Europe. JAMES EVANS.
mi msrc
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WIGS, WIGS AND TOUPEEs,

7
NDnearest the head Of hair any in New York.
to be had LARDS, ~ Chatham street, formerly of
GIG Pearl Ii would quite unnecessary
thing reference these Wigs since the extensive and
great popularity firmly establish their worth But
are liable to be imposed upon by the pretended wig
makers who abound among deem il duty
claims their merits that may be msled deprived Of
. valuable head ofhar. s#
great variety ofades hair work. in the
al Inns RI LAIRD's 90 Chatham It.
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ITO MARRIED LADIES--A Secret Worth Kpowing-
Apply for further particulars DR.. CHI y. MONTEL,
Lover Post once No letters kea from ths once unlsss hey
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MERCHANTS, DRUGGISTS
AND

mot BE AFRAID TO PURCHASE IN BROAD
II WAY-The subscriber offers the complete
ment Of peramery Toilet Soaps, Coognes Extracts &C.
&c., prices 20 TO so cheaper than any other house
ves TO call and examine before elsewhere
4. ROUSSEL,
Manufacturer Importer Of Perfumery Soaps &c., $50
Broadway. between Liberty and Courtlandt streets
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MILITARY OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES CAPS
rNHE SUBSCRIBER respectfully calls the attention Of the
military public 10 his of Military Equipments
adapted an compsnies Military Caps, Knspsacks Boxes
and Bayone Scabbards OF variety Country compa
companies, will be supplied with samples
FIRE CAPS, FIRE CAPS.
full assortment ofevery variety, constantly hand and
RS ,m.rrc = IL s. GRATACAr 1872 Broadway.
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SPRING GOODS.

WIN. Y. JENNINGS x Co, Diapers and Tailcrs, Import
w of Cloths, Cassmeres Vestings Fancy Dress rti
cle 2 Broadway opposite the Fountain, prepared
for the spring trade with the extensive assortment Of
goods they have offered for French
aud English cloths various styles;
variety which will be made order through the
aid offs efficient Of be found in the
try prices that have gyen character to the establishment
for moderate charges.
In pantaoonsi which excel
could observe that the directed this department
offer inducements those who appreciate
nj combining and elegence.
la addition the usual of goods kept by the
trade have always hand dress and rock bu
sntSs coats and fancy dress articles including scarf
rchieis gloves suspenders linen and muslin shirts
collars bosoms, &c AL imsr
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BILLIARDS.
A RCADE BILLIARD SALOON (late Empire), in Bar
n clay street, the Astor seNlICHAEL, long
known the billiard playing portion q the city respectfully
that he has taken the above large airy and weknown est,b
lshment where they will find first rate order Nine Of the
best Billiard Tables in the city, with good attendance He
respectfully invites call from his friends. Gentlemen
parties wishing play by themselves have table
room themselves by applying the bar Gentemen will
bar well supplied with the best Of and segsr
IN N.
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RON SEIOuR

BON SEJOUR.
THE SUBSCRIBER has the pleasure to announce that
commodatoa hotel on the side has long been
Many mas been RENTED elegant STYLE with many
The grounds beautifully laid and what with luxu
RANT srubbey charming walks agreeable drives and plea
boating the place will challenge competition with any
rural residence Families who wish pass cool and quie
their choice Fish Of almost every variety abound in the
The steamer PASSAGE plying betweenNew York and Newark
stops al the landing u front Of the house. four times
drive than that between Jersey City and Bergen Point
In fine all vsters and may be assured
that pains will be spared make the place the
DANIEL w. LOCKWOOD
The Passaic for Newark leaves the foot Of Barclay street
att NJ and r. landing in front Of the above place.
o'clock At Port Richmond there will be boats in attend
anee TO and land them the house
m2 lmsr
HAMILTON HOUSE, AT THE NARROWS.
gone thorough repairs and improvements will be open fol-
the reception OF Boarders the first Of May under the d
recton OF the subscriber WHO has been connected with the
Of the hotel for the last three years The
principal have been newly carpeed and the whole
house painted and put in excellent order No pains
w S BY he 70 %sas
subscriber, at Fort Hamilton. "
mi lm*r THOMAS MEINELL.
EUTAW HOUSE, BALTIMORE.
THIS splendid Hotel has been lately retted and furnished
Cranston and after the soh April when opens to the
ence Mr. Cranston as host Of the Rocksway Pavilion and
Mr. Jackson the Exchange Hotel Baltimore and at the
the Enaw will be kept The location is the best in the city
Of Baltimore.
The Pavilion, Rockaway L. H. will remain under the
charge of Mr. Cranston, who during the months,
will be happy his old friends this favorite
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no LEFT.

TO LET
THE well known tavern stand s,tnaied a, yo,lxiiI. n,
mery kept BY George Hazard deceased AMY io' ~
80 WI ID. sfARKs
mylclwrTc Mile House, Third avenue
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Nc Ensead q los Estranicros FL Ingies
V'HE FRENCH AND SPANISH Languages, also Alge
ora geome,ny Surveying, Navigation, and Boob keep
Jug ana enecually taught very moderate
terms trlvste Lessons given adults their own resden.
ability. IAGO ID MAIfIlfTp III T.naist
MI m - S"'a -
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.... - IsY BRU.4DW.4I
EIFTY CENTS per bottle-The Vegetable Jampoony for
~ the Human Hair-lt is with confidence recommended to
All whose mar becoming n from disease scurf aud dan
drum the suest remedy badness aud hair,
the most healthy dressing that possibly be applied the
bead rendering the har o and glossy aud freeing the skull
from all hpmors and rraions, removing every particle
scurf and dandruh and dsposng the hair curl Its FREE
guent will preserve hair health and beauty to the
latest period ofe Approved by the pcuity Of medicine in
Paris, and patented by the United States
Also r. Macs and f. Vatets Wigs aud Scalps-The com.
pee that the aboyenamed have the manu-
facure Of their unrvae heads of hair for
far exceeds their most sanguine expectation They respect
fully solicit call confident Of satisfying the astidons
thai they the best and cheapest makers in the cySo
Broadway my9 iws
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GEORGE WILLIAMS, DYER
CHAWL CLEANER, RESTORER AND BLEACHER,
~ 437s BroadwayG. w. returns his sincere thanks
for the liberal he has received for years past
and that with attention business his
from a12 4gs Broadway Howard strcetwil rather
than decrease his number Of Patrons he pledges him
self that nothing shall be wanting the patronage of
disc ening and Independent public Silk, Cotton and Woen
Goods Dyed sc Real and FrenchC ashmere, Meno Bochc
and Thibet Shawls cleaned in superior style
three days after receiving them Silk Satin AIoreen and
Damask Window and Bed Curtains cleaned dyed and
ed superior aud entirely plan. c. w. would
direct the Of the Ladies his superior style
Watering Silk &c. having the best workmen machinery
the city Carpets Rugs Table Covers aud Crunch Cloths
process and three days Merchants
orders attended TO, also uphosterers,
q. WILLIAMS Establishments
my5 lmsm tTk Broadway.
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SOLAR, LARD, AND HALL
LAMPS CHANDELIERS, &c.

ME subscrbehas opened oil the best selected
stocks Lard Solar Lamps and Girsndoles IN the
CITY, AZ 20 cenl less than the fall prices Housekeepers,
hotels churches and those o the trade will find their
nge To call and examine the above stock before purchas
ing elsewhere. JOHN ~ MORGAN,
~ lm.re Is. Enlfcn first door from Bro-dwav
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IDLE HOUh DOOh.
JUST PUBLISHED-The idle Hour Book containing
300 pages, with 600 engravings-prce only cen-re
plete with fun.
Our Comic Amanacs 1917 FIVE in number, will be is
sued in April They will be the best and cheap
at that. Specimen numbers sent by mail.
The subscribers invite the attention Of the trade to their
gnryalsd and variety ofhs various kinds Of Childens
Lithographic Print: the best in the msrkss.Oo kinds
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FANCY SOAPS AND PERFUMERY.
MO. THREE COURTLANDT STREET, Depot for the
sale of the Walnut Oil Military Shaving Soap Highly
Scented Toilet Soaps Elegant Extracts Essences Colognes
Hair Oils Pomatu: together with every other article in
line Country Merchants Druggist and Dealers general
invited examine Dur extensive where they
can be supplied the lowest
Superior pale and No Soaps Patent Chrystane Candles
always on had.
az imsrrc JOHNSON, VROOM K FOWLER.
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TASSELS,
SUITABLE for trimming hats, caps. blinds shades pic
~ sofas umbrellas paraols cloaks aprons sleeves
bags NC Also, variety Of bindings and cords. for
Wholesale, by j. X II. MAYNARD
mis- lmsm 81 Maiden lane. corner nf William
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$50,OO0 TO LEND,
IN BOND AND MORTGAGE for aterm Of years nm
good productive real estate IN this city Brooklyn The
above named belongs 10 trust and il will
divided 10 to suit applicants Apply TO s. s. BROAD
NO Wall street, in the Croton Water Office, Basement.
Democratic banner., 1846-07-18
Balls patent seIEsharp.
ching PiOughs.

Hhe undersigned has now, and will con.
stantIy keep on hand agood supply Of Ball:
patent self sharpening rl"ugI $. Which Ii,
will sell low for cash. lie would also like
to sci! tie right 10 make, and vend the above
named ploughs, in the counties Of Marion
Munroe, Pike, Lincoln, and st. Louis
Shortly after purchased the right, was Ct
opinion that it was worthless, and Sd | ad-
vertiscd in reference to my purchase; bnt |
I'm now convinced that the fault was witt
ne. | did not then understand the mode
If stocking, to make them run well. Sine,
[ havelearnrd II stock them on n different
plan | have found tHcmito work well.
MOSES F. CLARE.
July llth 1876.
Democratic banner., 1846-07-18

ISAMUELAPPLETON, Is now one
of the wealthieSt citizens of Boston. 1h.
papers contain a correspondence between
him and some c~itizens of Appleton, a small
town in Maine, which goes to show that h,
was not always as rich as lie is now
They had, it seems, taken up tie impress.
ion that the town had been named in CON-
pliment to the father. On this account.
they requested him to make them a present
of a bell, suitable for a meeting house late.
ly erected at the village Of M'Lain's Mills
in said town. He says that there must be
some mistake in this, and remarks
"My father, Isaac Appleton, lived and
died on a small farm in New Hampshire.
l do not think he was ever in the State of
Maine, or heard Of the town of Appleton.
l, myself, formerly had some knowledge Of
your eighborhood. About sixty years ago.
/ was among the first settlers of the town
of Hope, then called Barrettstown. I took
myself a lot ofland, more than two miles
from any other settlement, and for some
time carried my provisions on my back,
going through the woods by marked trees
to my log house and home at that time.
My lot was near where Mr.. Reuben
Stafford built a house on his land. If Mr..
Stafford, or any other persons are now liv-
ing, who resided in Hope from ffty-fve|
to sixty years ago, they can tell you some
thing of Samuel Appleton of that day.
GAS should be very sorry to give a bell
that might sound my praises under fails.
pretences or impressions, / therefore most
respectfully decline complying with your
wishes
notwithstanding this declaimer, the
church did not long remain without a bell.
MIR. A. caused one to be sent, as a testi-|
m1ony of respect for the congregation and
the cause.
Democratic banner., 1846-07-18
Taxes! Taxes!

The assessment list for the town OfLcu-
isiana for the present year, ! as Lcen COM
pleteG; and will remain Open to Il C inspcc-
ition of all persons intcrt st, d, at tie office
Iofthe Clerk of the Board of Trustees until
A. NJ. on Monday tie Z2d day Of
II c present month, at which time tie Board
'nr Trustees will sit as Court of appeals to
h, ST and determine al! appeals from said as-
.SeSSmGnt.
P. DRAPER, Assessor
Of the town of Louisiana.
June 18th, 1886.
Democratic banner., 1846-07-18
No cure no paw.

DIR. FORSHEY'S Ague Pills, a safe and
infsllible cure for Ague and Fever, Period,
ical Neuralgia, sun pain, &c. The above
Pills are purely EfgetaLAe, and when the
are followed, a cure is w0rrcnt-
ed or the money refunded.
For sale, wholesale and retail by
WILLIAM LUCE.
June s0th, 1876.
Democratic banner., 1846-07-18
STATE OF MISSOUSI,
COUNTY OF PIKE. 60

In tee County CJurt June 9Th 1916.
EAMES ENGLISH Administrator of the
- estate of Armstead Waddell deceased,
comes and files his petition for the sale of
the real estate of said deceased, which is
accompanied with the lists accounts and in
Iventories required by law, the whole veri-
fled by tie affidavit Of said Administrator.
1t is therefore ordered that all persons be
notified hereof and unless the contrary be
shown on or before the first day of the next
term of this court, an order will be made
for the sale of the real estate Of said deed,
or so much thereof as will be sufficient to
pay the debts against said estate, and fur
Their ordered that a copy Of this order be
published for six weeks in some newspaper
printed in this State.
A true copy.
Test. A.. H. BUCKNER, Cpk.
Per- 6. II. OURy, D. C.
June Goth, 1916.
Democratic banner., 1846-07-18
Final settlement,

NOTICE is hereby given to all ere litors Of
others Interested in Tie estate of Thomas
Chamberlain deed, iEst at the Aug. tum OF the
Pike county Cunt l sl.all make a final set
Element Of said estate as Administer tor thereof,
when AMI where those interested cGn ;ih No.
FREDERICK BRANSTETER,
June 9th, 1916.
Democratic banner., 1846-07-18
A Gard.

During my absence, Messrs. G. II. Our,
and S. p. Robinson will attend 10 the duties
ofthe Clerks Office, and my professional
business will be distributed among the men,
bers of the bar. Mir. N. p. Minor will in
form any of my clients what disposition ]
have made of each case.
A. II. BUCKNER.
June Goth, 1876.