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The Somerset herald and farmers' and mechanics' register. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 183?-1852, 1846-07-28
CELEBRATION AT PETERSBURG

The anniversary of our National lnde-
pendcnce was ushered in by firing OF ma
tional salute of twenty eight guns at day
break. At 10 o'clock, A. NJ. Capt. Ross
and Vests Volunteer companies, tthe
Addison Infantry and Allegany Rifemen. J
formed at the house of William Reynolds
and marched to heMethodist E.P. church,
under command of A. Newton, Esq,
Chief Marshall; Andrew Craig, Sam'l Ell
der, Simon Kellar and James Burton,
Esqs. Assistant Marshals, and escorted
the Petersburg Sabbath School, accompa-
MED by the officers of the Washington
Temperance Society and citizens general
ly, near William Reynolds Hotel, where
the Sabbath School refreshments were par
taken OF. The company then proceeded to
the public square, between A. Newlon's 5
and Samuel Elders Hotels, where an A.
merican flag was presented 10 the Addi-
son Infantry by A. j. Hunt, Esq, on be-
half Of the ladies' of Petersburg and vicin-
ity.
After the presentation Of the flag, the
companies accompanied by the orator of
the day, proceeded TO bowery near VIM
Reynolds hotel and partook of an elegant
repast.
The cloth being removed and the COM
pany assembled around stand prepared
for the occasion, j JohnBelI, Esq. Pre- 'stl4ob't
Hunter, Jacob Craver, Frederick Angus
tine, John A. III. William Burgess, James
Roddy and Henry Venting, Esqs., Vice
Presidents, William RodIy and Robert
Patrick, Esqs., Secretaries, took their
seats.
On motion William Irwin, Esq, was
introduced who read the Declaration OF
independence.
On motion, F. NJ. Kimmel, dilivered
his address. The whole proceeding were
interspersed with excellent music by the
Military Musicians, and Somerlield indie
pendent Brass Band. On motion, they
adjourned TO meet on the 4th July lS47.
The Somerset herald and farmers' and mechanics' register. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 183?-1852, 1846-07-28
NOTICE.

Y q EAkE n0hce tIlat an inquest VIII DO
Il held i, the late dwelling house Of
Christian Shockey, decd, in ihe>towH;-
ship Of GreenvilIe. in the county OF So
merset, on Friday the l4th day OF A1-
gust Is i6, for the purpose Of making Pac-
iitien ofthe real estate Of SAID decsase1.
10 and among the widow aud ehlIJ en-,
and LEGAL re representatives.. il the same can
be done without prejudice 70 0, s1eal-
mo of the whole; otherwise to , zalue and
appraise the same according 10 Law; at
which time aud place you ar required to
attend if YOU think prop'r
JACOB l'IIlLIPPI.
iuIY 81. '46 4t. .SherlT.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-12-05

FIRE sS NEW ALBANY, IA destructive tire
broke out this morning about o'clock, il the large
foundry establishment OF Messrs. Lent South Ship
man. OF this city, which not arrested until the
whole was entirely consumed Those gentlemen had in
progress Of erection and large two.s;ory brick
house into which they expected their opera
items from the old foundry. in few weeks. The IRE
was communicated to this which destroyed all the
doors and so affected the walls tha; the front fell in All
the patterns belonging the establishment were de-
asroyed together with large quantity of tools belong
ing TO different persens of this city Two engines
considerably inju-ed The tire is supposed to have
originated IN the csreessness Of of the hands who
had LETT pile of shsvngs exposed TO the furnace The
loss to the ownern Ia from 1900 10 $4,000
New Albany Bulletin, 9Th nit.
Mr.. GlDDIN1s-We are sure there will be an
interest TO hear this gentleman He viii address our
citizens this evening will be found by an advertise
msnt He ia known to have strong feelings upon the
subject Of Slavery, and the people Win De willing 10 hear
the responsibilities OF Northern men discussed
Hartford Cow "a
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Written for III. IRIS and odd FsuOa's M''J'0
BIZ TIE LONE BARD.
WHERE oft we've Det, / Il iinger near
While memory bears my thoughts away
Aud turns TO thee the Poet dear
And wakes the mournfui tr1buteIay
Sadly is heard the night wind moan.
Where waves the grass above thy head
Sorrow ha. fed that narrow home
The torab's dark shadows round thee spfeh sd
Weep for the Bard whose graceful art
Made music flow from simple rhyme
Touched with its soothing strains the heart
And woke the soul 10 themes sublime.
Nor they will come in mock distress,
And On thy e,are their offerings fling
Who left thee in thy loneliness.
To die--a brokeR.hGarted thing
The Bard heeds not your profered love,
Yours is q vain, deceittul lay
Go!-and by desds your friendship prove
And chase the Orphon's tears away
Above thy rest lone willows wave
Thy spirit shall the zephyrs WOO
Which. sadly murmuring o er thy grave
Shall ever sigh the fond adieu
Farewell! nobler-warmer heart
r. Ne er throbbed within & mortars breast,
| knew and loved thee but to part
And thou hast found home of rest
Beyond the star. enamcled shore,
Where Sorrow wakes her pangs no m0re
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-12-05
NEW-YoRK TRIBUNE.
For The Tribune.
ON THE LOSS OF THE ATLANTIC.
rr YRS D. Z. ,oNZs.

Toll the bell toll the bel
Let the requiem swell,
For the loved and the lost
Where the deathwaters lave,
They have found cold grave
By the wild tempest toss
Ten the bell, toll the bell
Alas who can e'eT tell
All the anguish OF hear.
OF the wife and the mother
The sister and brother.
who are thus called TO pan
Toll the bell toll the bell,
Hark the funeral kne!l,
As they bury their dead
Oh how dreay and lone
Is the once happy home
From which loved ones have ned
Toll the bell toll the bell
Where the sea monsters dwell
Sleep the brave and the good
There the young and the fair
and the man Of gray hair,
Calmly rest meath the food.
Weep Tor the living ones
To whom stern sorrow Gomez
With deep midnight pail
Pray for the widowed wife
And her. babes, dear as hfe,
That God would be Their all.
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11atent aleoiriMes.
ORE WHITE, GRAY, OR RED HAIR

NO MORE WHITE, GRAY, OR RED HAIR.
4 REMEDY which enhances considerably the beauty
and alters the appearance of the from thai
which Is much disliked Il Is pleasing To have efficient
thrse defects. To eie! this change OF
hair much wished for IL tho grand and neverfaing
property OF Jules Haurrs Vegetable Liquid Hair Dye,
which The proprietor with justice stake far beyond
anything OF the Kind yet known in this any other
Its properties very powerful though very
innocent This chemical result is wonder, rs II enables
persons dye simultaneously their hair without the least
Inconvenience For changing red gay hair whskers
eyebrows, &c. 10 brown black, or chestnut color The
slightest evil consequence need not be- feared from lis use
it is altogether harmless THIS composition IL the only
sanctioned by the science OF chemistry 10 dye IN al
ndebe manner the various graaonso OF colors without
danger convenience and has justified ue liberal pa
rorage and unlimited confidence OF the public. II baca
j. required ask for box marked ~; II brown box marked
B. For sale. wholesale aud reisil, by
JULES HAuEL Pertunsr and Chemist,
No. II ). Thrd-st below Chestnut. Phiad
Beware of Commercials Askfor " Jules Hsuers Nege-
liable Liquid Hair Dye II You want the genuine article
4 Premium awarded at the franklin Institute.
And at my Agents, WYATT l. kETcH.N, III Fulton.st
" Cirehugh 2G5 Rnd 800 Broadway T. A. irtGuli Iatay
cite Bazaar Broadway and Liberty j. b. Jscqucmod
rs Broadway; Havand, Reese Co siadenlane and
al all re prrtabe Druggists in the u y. nit I'm
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-12-05
by ORDER Of rhoaias J. oa4.ey, E,qa.re. on. {

DY ORDER 0! the Honorable Daniel P. lugral4in.
I'D Associate Judge Of the SewYork Court Of Common
Pleas hereby gwen pursuant TO The provisions VI
he authorizing attachments against ao-conGns
concealed ard nonresident debtors tat an attachment
issued aa, the Of Thomas Il Smith resident Of
OF Pennsylvania, and that the same VIII be sod
for the payment OF s debts. unless he appear snd dis
charge such attachment according 10 law within nine
months from the publication Of this notice and tnat
the payment OF any debts due 10 an. by residents OF this
Sta.- and the delivery him for hs Of any proper
" within This beOn h and the transfer Of any
such property by MIN forbidden by law and void
Dated The 5lst day OF July. 1876. Z ~ CHESTER,
ruI lawem Attorney for Attaching Creditor
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-12-05

JAKE NOTICE-Thal the copartnership heretofore.
and for TIE last nine years existing between CHARLES
OSBORN. Es late Of Be2ort, Long Island and the sub.
,cr1er under tie trm Of OSBORN = LITTLE, has been
dissolved 0y The death Of M OSBORN sEd that III. az
fans OF The late will be settled and business
Quoted on the terms heretofore by the subscriber
o. MS ~ account, al the Old stand . Fulton..t.
S-w-t ORR, Nov. 1, 1915. CHARLES :. LITTLE.
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CITY ITEMS.

THEFT OF SILVER WARE.--The house of John A
May was yesterday robbed of "a pieces OF silver table
ware and valuable plated cup The silver ware con
s:u.ed Of soup adle table spoons desert do. sugar
tongs / salt spoon, . butter knives, 10 tea spoons
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-12-05

ARRESTED oN CHARGE or BrR0LARY.-A man
named Alonzo Brown was yesterday arrested on sus-
pcion ofhavng been concerned in the burglary and rob
berry Of Charles Csmpbes store a, No. Centre Market
place on the night of the I'd Some money was found
upon his person. supposed to be part OF that stolen from
the above place
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-12-05

THEFT on THE POINTS jacob Lewis Of Dutch
County visited the city yesterday and in looking
about for wonders he induced to look ai the Five
Points, which region he visited and paid SIS for his
trouble that amount having been distracted from his
pocket by some Of tho dcnizens
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-12-05

SANDS'S SYRUP CASTOR OIL
IIAS the appearance OF milk and ia pleasant 10 tn
f1taste. Prepared aud sold wholesale and retail by +
H. SANDS, Druggist ami Chemist, II Jamesst. ami II
Third avenue. Sold by r. NJ. Guion. Bowery Grand
and by ]. Coddingiop, 303 Hudson-si Mrs Hayes
RrookIyn ma Inns
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-12-05

RoBsERY-Some villain entered The office oil
Hamilton Murray No. 8 Merchants Exchange, within
the last "a hours and stole thereom 1922 10 with which
he made his escape The money consisted of 500
bill sci in small bls and q small amount in silver.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-12-05

DAY STATION IL THE NINTH WARD CHANGED
The Day Station which has been heretofore at tbs
corner stavenue and Jnncst has been removed to
She corner of Horatio and 4th.st where = Policeman
may be found during the day time.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-12-05

Blartoc " l. Hos,ser. AnsEStisi Sa-tDfis, L L Z
Bartlett Joho Z Hyie. WillAc shirley res MIG
Clark Daniel IJores- EDWARD -
Curtis. LII " knrol Fnrssr " n -.AII-,
Dusss I; Fred : Lz-nber. D z Lay!oT.
- I; Es--r N.r I: Wi.liar. Watson. Il jas u
G.Ila- cbssE Made, ConGA Ward. Prof
SIsrsrsr co-N-t1 Monde william Wells. L, George
Greene. Il Prozry, L Iao-Ii " eos,el - II0
GreeneHe-7usu " Page william Weber. John
en- " Ssnr.I PRIMES Charles Viiso2. Edwin
Easg = c-.rs W,Iital Wilson. James
Ha--toa John y aocrs Psrrlck iNlklus, NJ
d. Nc IN. 13-i,h Csrt VNA!.:ou, Eli-ns
Eo-,-s- NJ W - sORERT ri. MORRIS. p. NJ.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-12-05

HORSE SToLEN-A horse was last night stolen
from g Brown, grocer Of eth avenue and 3dst
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-12-05

PASSING SPURIOUS MoSEY.-A man named l. evi
Marks arrested yesterday charge OF passing spu
nous money to Richard Phoenix of No a52 Wooster st
He arrested by officers Kelly and Shaw.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-12-05
List Of Letters Remaining in the T. Y. Post Once,
Saturday, December 5:
~ Please n.eatioa The DATE Of tie Liz N saieA tS
~, ear---ipd LADIES' LIST:

q Please meHtaoR ne
ore odre+is.d. LADI
Adams, Mrs j =
Alexsndrs, Mrs Jane
Allen, Mrs Abby
AIber.soa, Mrs J c
Armstrong, Miss Cstharins
Arnold. Ars Harriet
Bradbury. Mrs Adrec
Bailey. Mrs Sarah
Bancroft, Mrs a
Rrannsn, Miss Lucy
Barnes, Sarah n
Essset, Miss E!izabeA
Beach, Grs Hulcah
BedIox, Mrs julia
2eckey, Mrs Nargsre:
Beysrn. 5lrs Mary
Benson, Mrs Elizabeth
Ieets. Mise Eliza
Hlmcon, hrs Aua Mars
Bird, Miss Lon sis
Ioden, Ann
Rourn, Miss Emily NJ
Brown, Mrs Harriet
Brown, Mrs Heller
Bstsforo. Mrs
Hoynton, Mrs Susan
Burns, Mrs Catherine
Buck, Mrs
, Busi.. Mrs Henry y
Brunohler, Mrs Eliza
Burns, Mrs NergtTe;
BRYAN. hiiss Martha jane
Cutlery, Ann
Callahan, Miss Sstsa
Cslahsr, Mary
Calender, Ars " ]
Campbell, Hiss Ellen
Cameras, Mics Adelis
CLARK. Miss Eiizstels
Chg,ter:on, Mrs. Catherine
Ca-snsugh. Mrs julia
Clesrkin, Mary
Cheaver. Mis- Leucha
Chrisiy, MIS- Elizabeth
Cllker. Catherine
Christy, Mrs Rns+
Conaway, Mis-. Bridge!
Come. Miss Elizabeth
Conkline, Miss Betsey
Cobi,t. Bliss Mary )
Coleman. Mrs ABBY
Combs, Mira Margare,
Conrey, Rose
Cornwell. Mrs Elizabeth
Coonney Mrs NJ a
Courop, Miss Moevs
Glow, Mrs Elizaheh
Cotton. Mrs
Cox. Mrs (
Cuenin, Mrs
Curry, Miss Ann
Cummings. Miss Louisa
David, Mrs VI c
Dam, Mfs AHn
DAYTON, Mrs Sarah ]
Day. Mary
Davenport, Mrs
DELAY, Mrs Mary
Deas. Mrs Rebecca
Doyle. Ann
Donovan. Mary
Douglass, Miss Mary +
Dove, Miss Mary Ann
Downey, Mary
Bowling, Miss Margsre!
Duncan, Mrs Hester Ann
Dunn. Mrs Catherine
Duff, Mrs p. nlOpe
Dueesn, Miss Margaret
Ellis, Mrs
Earl, Mrs : Is
Evans. Mrs Emma
Fargahnv, Mrs Anita
Frances, Miss NJ. %
Farnnm. Mics Annsh
feavin. Mrs \
Fleming, Catherine
Finney. Mrs Abby
Field. Mrs g p
FUN. Mrs
Fitzgerald. Mrs
Fitzgerald, Miss Joanna
Fielts, Miss Julia
Flrelewood, Mrs NJ 4
Foley, Mary
Ford. Miss $
Galloway, Sarah
Gallesno, Mrs Z A
Gallagher, Miss Z
Garrity, Miss Ann
Gleason, Miss Sarah
Greenlief, Miss Mary j
GLENN. Mrs Mariah
Gibson. Mrs
Gilmore. Mrs
Grover, EliZabeliI
German, Miss Bridget
Graves. Mrs Abigail
Goodwin, Miss Jane
German. VI Jane
Hall, Catherine
Hamilton, MareRre!
Hau, Miss Theresin
Hang, Caroline Barbara
HIND. Madam
Hsndford, Mrs Sophia
Hart. Miss Caroline r
Haven. Mrs Frcedoom
Hardy, Mrs Susan
Haw kins. Miss ! c
Hatch, Mrs Mary Jane
Hailytl, Mrs Mary
Hap. Susan
Henry. Mrs
Hes!and Mrs Tuni-
Henson, Mrs Jane
Herrick, Miss Elizabeth
Hernandy. Miss Dora :
Hill. Mrs Mar garet
Howell. Miss Phoebe
Houston, Mrs Mary
Hollinger, Mrs Caroline
Hoseri. Miss Franzlssb
Horn Mrs Mary
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GOOD MOTHERs.

" SKINS oG vorr Hsbes FROM ire rough, bleak sct
stormy <rnes OF yo;rr-co r ktLle rnnocsris
surer WIZ CHAPPED FLESH, CRACh:D, AotHa
AND DISFIGT-RFD SKINS, or sore anc 5seeci1g bps,
when shilling cake OF RADWAYS CHINESE Md
GATED SOAP will remove. care aoc pEeEe.i a. o. .esr
s-royuncra you1z axe. 10 t.sszrec your
SKA scd complexion nSy De Wiz PLS2Aes '.oaes pcs
tsi-s s.lt Esrsr- -Ewor- erysiPe-as Q. &c es-
csrns he skin so dehcs,r, s Pl.e, sweet sna neany
aad restoring complexion 10 thai oest9i sP2sarse
which rArlrs rtenced /, shozE veaz. Sod e. u cents
per principal Dept q Hudson-st
is7 DIvisico-s 50 I'D 80 Cbsihk-s- y. Y Ma HaTes
lsa F1lic1-s Broc5Iyr 2&ls 5rosc~SE- s1c Eos. 81 re
a7IgglsH = lis CRY. rs iIeSa
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ESCAPED CoSvIcr KgoApTuRED-Wm. Brown,
an escaped convict from Albany last night arrested
in the l4th Ward by Albany officer lie was detained
and will probably be sent back to-day
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Ar NY
HAIT.

Anterior. liRa Crnendea, z k Russell, Ii Joai
R.ISxr-r r,fs " IS Simmons. Il S 6
GsIhzu1, /, wru . Ls-ned. MAJ Warren, lsssc
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-12-05

III REGULAR MAIL LINZ -,
.Hz5Ss<ssss1.s Boston ana N-w-Yoyk hy =. asSrez.
and GOVERNOR atssrl
The steamer GOVERNOR. Capt Sch -N
MASSACHUSETTS, Capt W. Potter wf r-sEe, {.
out the season in connection with The s,oap NO.
Sense saS sos:oa and Providence Railroads,
River. 81 O'clock p N. and S;oans.oa 4, ~ 81 Neg
~ upon the arrival Of the Mail train fro-,
These steamers are unsurpassed IN .pessi $50.
comfort, having each Of ;sem 81 large cou,noosa
s.a,e-roous, and Setths 70. 800 persons besss KIN
ys,- rcorns foE families and parties Vsy Z
The steamers are o:scered by the most ero.r,.,.,
And Will shorten the passage between NevsY,.. -
frome II to hours. hereby arriving IN .iasi. s
West and sill the lines from Eosson North as3 80
TIE GOVERNOR will leave New YORK roe.sss
6ay snd Saturday. ''tscs
Leave Stonington- aondsy, Wednesday and sr..,-
The MASSACHUSETTS Will iesvs Sev.Yn-s
dsy "Wednesday and Friday. 2S
Leave Sioriugton-Tusstay, Thursasy xaa S.,,,,..
n B-Passengrrs, on the arrival OF ne So.
Stonington proceed Immediately N the sp.er3iS ~
cars 70 Providence and Boston, wlihoa, say Gei,x
SaSgsSe Master accompanies escb iTsil to Sc:.s NJ
charge Of the baggage. -
For passage or freight inquire OF board tie Ae.,,
No Sorth River or No. 10 Satiery.place =
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-12-05

BURGLARY IN RRooKLYS-The residence oil Mrs.
Arents in Atantic.st Brooklyn, broken open last
night and robbed of several coats vests psnaloons &c
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JnsurGnce.
,ruE Observation-Disclosures Firc insurance

THE KNIEKERBOCKER Fro Insurance Co
l pany tlHle the MuuaO OF Nev- Ork-CnpitAi sast2
Oiic. No 80 Wallstrhe Legislature OF this Stats J.
late session passed changing the corporar maze
the old Mutual Insurance. Company oi the City Of Srs
York." the KnickerbOcker Fire Insurance Cnmpa;y
New-York. All future business Of that Corporation y
therefore he transacted under It's new name.
may be well 20 add. by way OF explanation thai he
"Mumal' Notwithstanding iis title, was In fact . SOD
Company having capital all paid in aad securely tayes
and that the change OF name was obtained 10 prs7ea II
apprehension on that point.
This Company continues 10 Insure against loss or tart
BY IRE on as favorable terms similar institutions -
cy DIRECTORS,
George Ireland John Gray, l.. c. Hsirersey
John OoIhout, Bolts Moore, Chas. LeyeIlA
Geo Arcularius Rob't C. WetInore, Ben. De HoreE,
Robert Benson, Edward Cook, VIM Tucker,
John Campbell, Anthony Lamb. Asher Rley
George Conklin, Adam Norrie, AleNf Lswseres
Joshua Brush, Robert Kermit WIN. h. Dean,
Robert /. Stuart Anthony Chardon, Willun Bruwrrs
GEORGE IRELAND, Pretdea!
New York. May Ia. 1916 ei1 eOlt
NOVEMBER REPORT Of the Mutual Life lnff
Nance Company, OF New-York, No So Wall-st
This Institution during the month Of November ME
siHly.two new Policies, viz
To Merchants fTaders. To Farmers ...,...''.'-
Manufacturers .....-.. 81 ClcrgyrrAn.....-.'..'' .
Mechanics .-.......... Physicians. ...,..,,.''! !
Clerks ................ Lawyers .,.,.-..'''''
BrukPT-..............- Shpmaslers ..,,...'s J
Book sellers. ...... Professors in Colleges !
Builder. ......-.....-- Teacher
Hotel Keeper .-...... Ii Secretary Of Ina Co. J
STUDENT. ............. Teller IN Bank .,,.,',. !
LADY -'-'.''.'.'.'-'.' Il Total Lives insured. ...E
MORRIS ROSINsoN, Presdssi
SAMUEL H,SSV Secretary
MINUTES PosT, NJ D. Physician t0i Broadway u w
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feoal Notices.

DN ORDER OF :. Caldwell Esquire, Supreme Cour
DCommissioner in and for the County O! Erie notice l.
hereby given pursuant the provisions oi The stnuie a
torSng attachments ag8insl abscondng and concealed
debtors that attachment has issued against the estate oil
William Knight OF Buffalo, n. Y. absconding or con-
ceaed debtor and that The will be sold for tie pay
hi. DEBTS he appear and discharge such Al
publication this notice. that the payment Of
debts and the delivery him for ma use OF any proper
" belonging him. ami IN. transfer o any -uch property
by him, for purpose whatever are forbidden 5y Jaw
and void Dated Buffalo, November i7th, 1916
II. GRAND MARVIN, 100 Main-street, Buffalo
H28 la"3n Auy for Attaching Creditor
IN PU issuance of an order OF the Surrogate Of the
ICounty OF New YorE-NOce Is hereby given 10 all per
having claims against Charles De Muder late OF me
City New York broker deceased, present The sane
with the vouchers thereof to the subscriber al the once ot
Geo. Buekhan. No Wast in the City Of New York. on
or before tn, 18Th duy OF March next Dated New YORK,
The l6th day uf september. 1916.
s9 law6m' FRANCIS BLANCHARD, Executor.
II PURSUANCE OF order OF the Surrogate OF The
lCounty OF Newly ork notice l. hereby given TO al! per
having claims against Andrew Buckhan late 81 the
City Of NrwYOrk Physician, decreased. 10 present The
with the vouchers thereof. TO he subscriber al his
Office No. Wal,l In the City OF N-wi os, on or before
the alh day OF March next Dated New York lhr 10Th
day OF September, 1916
"a law5m, GEO. BUCKHAM. Administrator.
II PURSUANCE Of an order OF the Surrogate OF The
County New York, Notice i hereby given all
having Claims Joins Bullet late OF the City
OF H-wfor., rn2ruyer, deceased, to present he
sikh the oucher, thereof ~ The -uDscrber NJ the Office OF
- m MGckay. No p PIfk-row Ia the City Of New York
before ,he second day OF April next Dated New.
York. The airiirlh day OF september, 1876
% law6m' HARRIET L. BUTLER, Adm'f'x.
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HARDWARE. EDGE TOOLS. &c.

HARDWARE, EDGE TOOLS, &C.
m. CHARLES ) LITTLE, successor 10 OS-
<A&Ra BORN1 LITTLE Importers and General
w M2$5 Dealers in English, German and American
y % ~ Hardware. Cutlery, Edge TOos, &c. -
ruisr--' b-t.s gen Pearl and Water New ork,
specially the attention Of Country Merchants. Me-
Farmers, and others making their Winter pur.
chase his very extensive assortment comprising every
hing .e .iGe al OF which Is offered the lowest
X; pr!cv-. Tor cash, on approved credit
Cur and roG2 hL nsi-. locks, letches.
Suus, screws, knlyes and forks, rdlor-.
Cut .dcas. brais and sleigh bells.
Pea ,ai pocket Knives aud scissors.
M, pit and cruss-tIt sa~., hoes lOr6s.
Sii0yr-. spades. sytIes aud sHatiIJ, rides
4ck .ra! pOts and sEnd crGeibes.
Pumps !Or wells or cI-terns, SKATES, -!at-s.
Scotch alter " Ayre stone, for marble poishefs.
CDgPer, loois IN great variety, BY ARertson Conger
Hpr,oa. Bs ton, aud others
COOPER iron rige!s aud lnlss hoops.
H0abe ana ship carpenters tools
6!acSsHiia.' tools, garden utensils
Butchers tools, cabinet makers trimmings.
House AID ship builders hardware.
lroE, bf.ss, copper and steel wire.
Genuine Harlem oil. 3rneod
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-12-05
rc Tzr MEMORY OF J. AUGUSTUS SHEA, ESQ.
ny osz WHO KEW HIM WELL LOVED HiM foSoLY-

Green be the turf above thee,
Friend Of my earlier days
None knew thee bu. TO loYe thee
None nam ed thee but 10 praise
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-12-05

ORDER Of Ernest Mu.leti Esq- Supreme CoGr,
u Commissioner residing n tie County Of Chaula.9ue,
hereby given pursuant the provisions Of me
statute authorizing attachments against sbsconfIEg, coz
e-.lec and nonresident debtors, ins: an attachment cas-
Issued against lie Of Joseph Fsrrssorih, juror,
resident OF he STATE OF lnGtzra, aud hat The same viii be
sold for payment Of MS debts unless ne appear and
discharge such attachment according 70 law, within nire
nonlhs from me srt publication OF his notice. and thai
the payrer. Of any debts due 10 him and the de-
E-ery 20 hiu. for his Of any properly belong
sr forb;d:eu by law .rt arr yo1 Daet he I'd day Of
July. 1916. HANSON A aIsLsf Attorney ior
aug iaw9- ATTACHING Creditor- DInIiFE, y T.