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HIDES! HIDES!
Elstn.lc al Flcllrv Nlarlin

Estate Of Henry Martha
Naltce Is hereby gwen hat The undrr
s'gned has beGn appointed and euAlifpd
'as Administrator the estate OF nrnry
Martin, tNte ni Carroil county. Ohio,
deceased Those Indebted to SAID es rare
are required TO nuke immedjste ay.
menl, und those having claims will pre-
sent Them legally pGvrn for settlemen,
wHhiH'eHe year from this date
JOHN MARTIN. admt.
Dec 8, 1856.
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}. NJ DAVIS
z r EcKLEY.

z r. EcKLEY. M DAVIS
2GEG2G y DAWES
Attorneys aud Councillors at Lar'
Have entered inuo partnership. and
VII. practice Iheir protessionin Carroll
al the adjoining counties. All business
entrusted TO them will receive promp
attention.
OFFICE, IN ihe frame bilding, oPpO-
lie the west Coor Of the Courl-house.
Carrollton. Dec. 5. le45.
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Estate Of Levi Ncw ton.
No'lce Is hereby gives thai ,he On
dersrgned have beer appointed and
qlalItei as I9y cdlors ni the estate Of
L.w Newton, late OF Carroll county
Ohio, drceased. Those ind rhlpd to said
estate are required 10 m sc immadrGre
payment. ard those bavrng aims will
present them legally prcvea lor settle
menl within enc year r. ~ ia date,
nor no HUNT,
UNlCE NEW TON,
January l6, IS46. Executors.
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paufie. ,p6breno Der furien Qbwefenbeit
oes Gieentbimers, fab ouf Dem Counter
cine offene @elobuble iteben, nabm cine
banopou Noten, gum Setra9e BON $50
Dollars, aus oerislben. uno entfernte ltb
uneeieben. Das 9epl1en erlpabte, uno
nab einem mebrfIno9en Seilse Der 9e'
raubten Summe beeob er lib 6u Dem ia
tbolllben Silbof Or. 6enrp, ibm ieln
&erbreben offenborene. uno ibm Den
Setras nit ocr Sitte, oenielben Serrn
Swift wleoer ,ufommen iu lallen, ubers
recbeno.
Ser Gieentbiimer empfine fsin Sslo
suriid, lief ober so Dollars sur Serwen
Dung fir wobItbdtioe 3lpefe in oen SOans
Den oes 9eifliben. ID.
bar1ee M'Glure, Giq.. lebtberi
oer Staatelefretdr unter 8ouu. porter'e
SerDaltuno, balte am lOten Sleles Cas-
llneluf in plttsburo iein eeben elniubu
ZEN. Gr febrte ipdt in Der gtabt nab lel
mem &oitbous 5urud. uno wollte itb obAe
Si6t su Bette beoeben, fiel aber cine bin
tere Steioe berab uno 6erbraCb leln 9e:
nld. or. W Glure blnterldBt cine Sa
mile in Carlisle. um ieinen Serluit 5u
betrQuren
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QSenniu(UaniIhe &eleboebuno.

Sreltaa bsn 16. Sanuar. Gen at.-9er
SouDern6r iberiancte cine Spntbaft III wcl
ebcr CT an3clate, cap CT Die Dill sur Snfcrpo:
rirnn9 Der ntrrlltben Srriteten Gas gcms
panic untcrjeitRnst batc.
Cine Olsnae Sittlebrlfen, fir ncur gaun.
ties unc elne eiientabn pcn Sarrsturs nah
plttstura, famsn cir.
!5r. 6ctman hberaat cine Sitnhrift fir
Die Q6lpNruflns bss 8rslbricfes rcr Qceha
Gamtp Sant.
terithtete cine Bill bic saneaitcr IL. &iti5 3urn
pcit:gcmranie tetvcftnb.
Sr. Sunpar, bon rer gprpcratcnesg cms
mttce, tcrihtsts cine Sia 5ur Snecrporirnna
rsr gcneltoaa 9ampf Mhbcn gcmranls III
after gauntp.
6r Nabn iteraat cine 3uIaB ufte III c.
ncr Utts pslebcr pc Sarmsrs Sant y. Sebu.
Dltlll gauntp inecrpnrirt.
Der Sfnat rcrcrencte, ba6 man ndtbiten
Olcntaa CUR WabI rincs Staats Shasmsis
itcrs ihrclts, wcrauf folscnes 6errtn srnannt
purbfn.
6r. Scaelp srnannts 9. 81 Sncwpsn.
6r <tcns d" Scr O1ireleeipartb.
3ariEBeieblhde duff 8orltblaa rss6rn.
SanoerIon Itbritt per Senot ,ur grmdauna
Der Garifs8deblh1s, wcIhs ioconn enitms
mia raOtrtrn.
5aue.- Unf Sor1tblas pes 5rn.g ohran
murcen 1000 gremplare ces Serhts Der
gcmmiIicnsrs res wabnilnnaenslfpIums
,um 9rmf percrcnct.
Or. 6iH itsraab ensn SeItbluB, raB man
Gar auf Stcnfoblcn lese.
OiGcr SsItbiuB ieitsts jill cintr hcftiaen
9etattc in rpelter bic 6errcn Dlaastan 6ll
Surrea, SurnItps, SuuteL galley. Siabam,
She'll nabmeM. Der SGhnB purpe atrr
cnplitb perdnrert uno Der Committee ntcr
Olttd unc 3Bcae icerartcn.
9te COMMITTEE iltrr Wlttcl uno Beae bee
rcbtete cine Sln 3ur S4abluns Der Sntersls
I'm auf bic Gtaatss melehc am eriten
ndhitcn Sstruar falliS mcrrrn. 9le Sll
paIIlrtc atch taraut
Oie &erictte: gcinittce feribtcte cine Sll
;ur Scrminrsruna rer 9arcn IN Slcrtbamps
ton gollntp
Sr. @tbuman. rpn Der gcinittre I'm Bills
N prraleitbfn, maebte cinen Scrlttt BON Der:
icbieeenen Bills meItc fe Dem @cupsrntr
,ur @snebmiauna rcraclcat baten.
6r. $arfn tericbtcts cine Bill scnidrpfci
fer i'm 9ela,pars SluIfc tetretfcnc.
6r 5ia itersab cine Stl! fur rit Strnlh
tuna cines 6eiratbe
Sr. Siabam ibcraat cinen SefblnB, mel
der unicre Neprclentantcn i'm ecn9rsB crs
iuebt sraen irasno cine grbtbuns Ses pcrs
tos 3u timmen.
Scr &cupcrnor itrrIanrtc eiuc8cHbaft
NORM CT bsrihtrt, raB CT cie Slll tefrrtfrno
einer Gas gompanis. in pbilapelpbia gaun
tp, unterSeihnet bate.
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Cincinnati prnl5. Saullar.

Satebclrsr, rcr junae Olann rcn rclpsf
tabIrr Camille ans pblapclrbiM Der ,rracM
antlaac III orn sarrn Der 6srrsn 6cppsr nne
2Sccc fin9rbrctbm ;u isln asfanasn 0Bt,
lhcint tcin Nculina i'll plslsm Snrultriesneis
&c. Olan fanp I60 3baIcr tsi isinsr Ssrz
baftun9 bel ibm. GIN 6err rcn Qamrrntes
tura no lth .. sinIas Gage aufblelt, bat
jenss SsIo ais einsn 3brll Der Snmme pcn
$50 3balsru erPannt, rie ibm Su jsEsr 3slt
BORT i'm SctcI artcblen ,pnrpsu (Dctstl.
Se @e1ssastuua bon gecraien bat (lcb
psrtaat cbne einsn Scr ct Scuatcr ermdblt
III baten
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Shreflibes llnsluf in elmer W1ine

Is W b en- ben!!
Gin bersserreibenoer 8orfou ereienete
iib am Wontae Den IL. Dieies, in elmer
Goblenmine bel Gorbonoole. eu6erne ga.
pa.. tpopon Der 6onesoole. Mapne Gaun
"6eralo," publiSirt in iener Nabbar
fbaft, fol9enoe Ginbelnbeiten liefert:
Im Wontae flel cine uneebqure 9runo
mahe. uneefdbr 7 Qder in Qu6oebnune,
auf Die unter!roiiben Irbeter, in elmer Der
&oblenminen Der Oelapare uno SOuolon
Ganal Gompaonie. bel @arbonoole. Ser
plab. no itb oieier 8orfau autrue, III uns
eefdbr cine Weile bon Der MInoune Der
Wine entfernt. 0rei perionsn muroen
berauseebrabt. tparen aber farf uerlest,
uno cine oerlelben. elm &nabe, itarb oleib
nab Dem un9lidliben Greionb. gei Den
1noern 1T nob 5offnun9 3u ibrer Wie-
oereeneiun9 oorbanoen.
Der perfforbene &nabe ritt our 3eit oes
un9liife Elm pfero, uno man eloubt Der
lelbe pdre ourb bic 8ewalt oer itarfen u.
nab Der Minoune oer Mine ibneQaufcn
oen 9uft eetootet woroen, inoem aub oas
pfero oetootet nuroe. Die 3pei onoern
perionen, tpelbe man beraus9e 9ebrabt, pa
rem ebenfaus ourb bic 8enolt Der euft
bsibdoiet. llneefdbr Elm bunoert uno
finfaie Wdnner. Die einc fleineGntfernune
bon Der unelidliben SteQe i'm Mnlren
befbdftiet eepeien. fno olutlib cauon
eefommen; o(lein fbredlib Su ersdblen.
finfaebn perlonen. Die beoriffcn naren
bic Wine "oufSupropfen" ODER Su lttben,
ipuroen entrpeoer aueenblidldb Su Gooe
3eroridt. ODER iino NIT elmer Mauer UNI.
eeben. obne bic 9erineffe 6offnune aus
ibrer jdmmerliben Gage befret 6u ,peroen,
inoem es eihioe Woben nimmt, um bic
uneebeure Wafe BON Sbiefer. ,c. pelbe
elneefaQen, ueeSurdumsn unb iollten lie
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ieet nod bel ssben iein, 70 tperoen lie ee
spun9en ien Den ibredlibffen auer 1ooe
ben Sunoerstoo iferben au mi fen
9Slr lino NIT oen Hamen Der permibten
perlonen perieben woroen, IA BON ibneen
baben Samilien. 6ier foleen iie a.:
Qntbonp 8elib, Marf Brennan. Wm.
Glines. potrief Mltbsu. patricf eeonoro,
Senrp Wore, Sames W'9atb. Wl6ael
Salin. Senrp Sernep. Sobn Sarrel. pat
rld Walfer. peter Grawlep. Sobn 6oiep.
Benjamin 9S(lioms, uno Elm Sobn Der
8ittme Brennan. Sreibeits prei1e,
81 b t b l.-Gine farbjoe 8eibs
|perlon, Hamens Il IN 8ru b b. nab
reno ite am I6ten Sieie5 in Der Samllie
'oes 6rn. .. 9loilmeirer in pottsplle
am 6ausauspusen beibdftlot wac, nabm
lib Die Srelbelt eine S Sbaler 0Ote uno
elnen Slneerrlno pe9Supusen. Sle pur'
De perbaftet uno nab elmer porldutt9en
llnteriubun9 Dor giq. 8ceo. in oas Sr
lpl9sbur8 9efdn9nib oelperrt. ID.
Wit eeioweien baben mir erfabren, oaB
am lebten Sreitaoe Die 5errn S re mi a
s e 1t m a II uno Sapio 2epee,
mdbreno iie in Der @eit Oelomore Sob
lenmine arbeiteten, ourb Die GntSunouno
oes SAFES ibredIib oerbrannt muroen.
Oas Seuer muroe mlttellt ibrer eampen
Gem entSunobaren @as mit9etbeilt. Won
bofft ieoob, oaB Die Sranowunoen nlbt
lebens9efdbrIidb iino. ID.
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Dlan ipriebt Oiel non foIssnber traaiitbcn
Inetppts, nclbc Die Sol9e Der furebtbaren
ebaratter enncblcpenbeit res rul{tIeben Sals
lers entlpifslt: es 1T cine betannte Satc,
caB es in Oct rniNtben Slctte pisls Sselsute
albt, Die Ssraelltsn itno. Sci elmer neuI.
tbcn muteruna DER Slctts rMrb oen Safer
errcate trlcnrcrs 3wel Olatrrirn feline duff
mfrfIamteit, ~ (te mebrCre ittplcriae Olano:
pcr nit GROCER prdei1tcn auef0brtcn, mo
pabci m9ew6bulebe Gelsnfiatcit unp Sers
me9enbcit entmifeltsn Dem Safer artlcl
pics 70 febr, RAP CT einrn BON lbnen auacn>
tllfllh sum gapitan crbct, ren Inoern gum
$irntfnant. GE aitt jGrcth cine lltajc, bic
pem Jucen perbictct Elm gpaulctte 5u traArn,
unp DER Hrmlrol Der SLctte, melbsr netcn
cem Safer itanp unb mu6te, CAP rle SCtors
aertrn Supen paren, tbelite ricien lImltAnr
Dem Safer NIT. upab m rirf Der &alier,
,,oas bat nicbts Su iaacn - Itc iollcn natilrs
llb auacntifllfb 3nr 9ricttiItten Nell9lcn
ntcrtcten " Ills oles nsn trrcn iunacn
DIdnnrrn mitaetbcilt Turbe, er9rltf lte 8nms
mrr nnr Scrsnsifuna Uter bcn Sepantcn,
ebre uno Scf6rpcrnn9 inter 70 perbabtsn
Scrinaunaen Su srbaltsn. Oa Ite ,puBten,
paB Der QBllle'oee Sa1ers unatdnpcrlltb icl,
70 tatcn ite I'M erlantni6 msbr noeb pon ib.
rcr Suntfertlatct sciStn 3u chrfcn neil Itc
nod mcbr Su etitcn lin Stanoe Wirtn. NIs
tbnen bies aetattct mar, itiCaen itc auf oen
3cpmait binauf umarmtcn Itth, ftlanarn frtt
Die urme Tim cinanrer, ititrStCn ittb ins Miccr
unc pericbwanosn fir immer. QDsltbe QBrs
tuna bicIe Seltitaufcpfrruna auf rrn Safer
aebabt bat, miro nlCbt anQeaCtcn.
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Stesclutionare Bs,pesunsen in Hranereieb.

NcSrIutiOnare Bsweaunsen in Sranereieb.
- qaut ber 81. Dore "Sun" purpe in iener
Stapt cine tepcutenos Hnjabl Sriefe fir bort
ittt anfbaltenpe fran56fNhe SlltbtIinse sm'
pfanasn, norm pieielten oufaeforpert merben,
iofcrt nab europa surhfiufsbren nno ltb
init ibren pcrtiaen Sreunpsu aesen Die seaen:
pdrtiss 9pnatte Srantreitbs 3u perelnisen.
= Sie nene 4l!lau; Swftben souie pbiIip II.
enalanp, nie tbtriatcn W1abinaticncn in q
frlta &c. batcn i'll aan3 Sranfrcicb ben Iantcs
iten llnpllrn berporaerufcn. DIX grtittfs
rnns OCT fran56fIhen Scurnalc sesen SniSct,
neil ct Die ebre nno Sntercfrn Srantreiebs,
eem 5ancen gma!anHs ahsy!iefsrt, ic!! anBer:
crcentlitb beftia fsin. 3, G.
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landed capitalists which viii Re satisfactory to every
elector in thu State. Though Mr. Youngs position is
plainly one which demands the exercise Of great pr
be exaggerated. We have at present great conf
dence in his ability to realise the hopes of his friends,
and TO acquit himself Of his duty in credable
ner
Your readers are not ALL probably, aware that Mr..
Young is affected with disease commonly called
tickets, and in technical language "rachitis" II
siss in his case. Of malformaton Of the body. The
head projected side, and the right shoulder
blade is more prominent by far than the left The spine
apparently affected But the lustre of Mr.. Young's
mental faculties IL bright his mind of high
order though John Young appears been
very widely known In former years, yet he Is man Of
iect - '''
Gov Wright is rapidly secting his arrangements pre-
psratory to his departure II s but justice sey that
the displacement of great satefmsn and an honorable
man, has been effected We positively believe that Mr..
Wright would have been sent to the Senate if the Legs
and the administration would have had mighty
advocate, of which, during the coming session of Con
gress, will stand so much in need Well, the thanks
and the blessing OF millions will follow Mr. Wright in
his retirement.
The Supreme Court is IN session to-dpy Judge Jewett
presiding The Chancellors Court is also sitting, Chan.
cellor Walworth presiding.
The company Of volunteers from this city, which is to
join Col Burnetts regiment is rapidly filling up, and
its complement will be made up very soon.
large number of workmen are busy putting the
public buildings in complete repair.
The weather this evening is clear and frosty. We
Hon. Frank Granger, Of Canandaigua, and Hon. VIM.
H. Seward, of Auburn, in town. They go down to
New York tonight
Bhtz and Valentine continue to draw immense houses
Ross Serenaders ditto.
painting called The Court of Death" now exhi-
biting here, draws large audiences.
We have every thing in town but music. The srtistes
remain at distance, and they are losers.
Mitchell Sanford Esq of Catskill, New York. will
deliver the second lecture of the season before the
Young Mems Association this evening His subject is
" Ply steal Education I,..,
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MARITIME HERALD.
PORT OF NEW YORK, DECEMBER ..


Cleared.
BIigs Croton, soullard, Mobile. Hurlbu, Coz Eliza,
Nesmith Walsh; Baltic, Saunders Savannah II Under.
wood schrs Globe simmons; Warrington, Nc Collector,
BOVINE, Liverpool. Dunham pImon '' snip r'n'n''
Framss1s ZSh, Xniwerp sshr ssio,
ven. Barge Middissea rS i '0'A new Ia
Arrived.
Bark Edward Buckley, 3days from Charleston with cot
ton and rice, to Durham Dimon.
Bark SyIphde Choate 10 days from Boston. ballast
Ellen Foster - days from Boston, with mdse to or
Brig Islam, Stanford IS days from Turks Island with 5000
bushels salt to Nevus 4 Son. Left no American yes
sells On Sunday, of the WsodIand in squsii from NV
AWAY nam yard fore topsai yard lost mainsa main
sehs George Evans, Keller days from Georgetown Sc
The off the Hook in is faihoms water, and was
blown Of IN The late NV gale.
ton rom ihe bark Vernon ashore there
Sehr Frances Gardiner, days from Fall River.
sehr s,,thi Wsahng,on Holmes days from plymouth
Schr Isabelle Sherwood. days from Boston
se eSr E,,s s1sns days from New Bedford
sehr Copy, RYDER fh.deiph;. ,iO so. Providence.
schr Amphibious. Smith, Philadepaia, coal.
Schr 81 Mary, Lamkin, Norfolk. corn. aU
Packet ship Utica Pierce from Hayre Oct 49, with mds.
ship Coneordis, Stephenson, from Boston
Ship n Allen Wilson, from Charleston.
Bark Excelsior, ~ days from Malaga
Brig Marion Gage Read, from Belize, Hon, Blanco
Ts' a sappss %s .s. y he .; S G
Brig Mary Ellen. q, days from s, Johns. PR
Returned-Brg J Peterson which sailed hence on Tues
day. for Brazos Santiago with troops and anchored NJ Qua
Also Br ship, and anchoredat Quarantine.
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tish, and brig Hsmburshese.
Notice TO Mariners.
DEPARTMENT OF STATE, !
WAsHINGToN. November 80, 1885,
The following information has been politely furnished By
Noieeis hereby given asionsI and foreign merchant
si ncs ~ he the s
mas cid ao on oS r., to the light house
Spoken.
pilot bofs Washington of Fire Island on The ash pi'
had experienced very heavy weather. '''A' - Mi
Ship Rockingham Of Portsmouth from Boston for Pha-
BG. L9wdss a.y.ioa York faS Orleans, Nov a.
b s, rom 5 Rs;sa ' sa
r. s:.s f;Sa SS'iSii
ALEsaSsf. Nov isAIr brig Qpsnsngo Texas Sid Br
Sc.Toy beg Arr big. Dover, Psciysl, and 10. Baleh
Haliet Bait; Erie Baxter fhs; sch's John simmons Hill
s Liverpool! ship Radius. johasea Se% fo ok
Ysis nso o
GoTx and market Cleopatra Kent o,s.n; sshrs Jo.
fsns $40 AGf sy
sS ec s s's a St. om..
and market Below, ship Rio Grande in of steamer
E.I:I s: H%,a ash brig Julia
b :ss ship N,a SID
than Havana; revenue cutter Van Buren, Rudolph,
-C4LAr-sld previous to Nov 2sth schr Henry -, Now
York.
EAsrroRT, Nov 22-Arr briggs Inez Greenlaw Philade-
pha: olive SUMNER New YORK; 24th Yeso Ryarson Bait;
25rh Gen Foster Mathews, York Sid 2ist brgs Selim
York. -"
EpaARrowN. Nov 27-Ar sloop Triumph, Smith, Albany
for Nantucke 2sth schr Keele Kelia New York for
ton la 3oth the above and sehrs Westport, Martha
AID H5ss chrs in the outer Roads also 'ehI New
MSITI; HSls Nov SsArr ,ehr John s%mOp: Rich
Phadephia; 10Th. brgs Perseverance, Baxter Sayanuah
Noxy, Smith, York; Venus Soule GEORGETOWN &c: schs
Fortune, Perry. York; Mary Stuart, Pinkhsm Pha; Al
hatros Harding New fork 30th banks lawrence Howes
Fisher, do for do.
LEwEs Del, Nov 3o-The bark Louisa from Havana; brig
Pearl from Boston; herm brig and fore and aft sch
came IN yesterday afternoon and anchored the Bcakwa
Commanding Blake, from Key Wet. apparently a dis.-
bed condition. came In late last evening" and this
morning off the Fourteen Fahom Bank, beating up.
PHiLApELPHIA, Dec Arr schr Constitution, Milton,
Asmoi Wlndiss sehr. southener. Lewis Bo:.cn; De
barge Michigan, Allen, NYoIk
NRw BEDFORD, Nov so-Arr schrs Mariner, Nckerson N
sany .Sop: faasl SsI: DO; Wright, ceiiins do Emma
Eliza, Wixon, do; Falmouth, Barlow, Tsny1own
PRovIpENcE, Nov 30-Ar soops James Long, Jones, N
York; Adeni, Hawkins, do Below, schr Roxbuy, Sears
bait SID schrs Queen Gardner, Bait; Dispatch Smith,
PORTLAND, Noy 2s-Ar schr Alfred, Sherman Thomas
ton for Rio Grande Cd brig Hortense Means Means,
ba, (cl'd 9th for Norfolk.)
s!d brig Ruby. McKinzie Salem; .chrs Lynchbure Could
York
SAVANNAH, Nov a7-sld bark Exact, Johnson, NYork.
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Passengers Sailed,

LlyERPo oL-Sleam.hp Acadia, from Boston-T H Jacobs
Webber, jf, Ward, Boston; l. Warren, Brighton;
Cushman, Bangor; Willis Mr. Pollock r Murphy,
g.. tPSil;sd-ghia; Mr. and Mrs. David Dudley and AW
~, II Maitland, Ryon w Poston, c G f. Levy, NJ
Clark Mr. Nichols, Quebec; G,imor Torcnto
Lane 7 Ross MIR Aikm.n, GLASGOW; T Nssher and SER
son, w I Marriott, knglsnd-i2.
For Haifax,MT Braiue and lady Mrs @ Frazer Mr. Ro-
bertson, Ludridge, Halifax-5. Total AZ
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ALBANY, Dec. I, 1916
Gor. Ioungs Tini-Hs Probable Course IN respect 10
tia Anti RsM .Sfans-Gor. Wright.
Reciprocity is one Of the distinguishing characteristics
Of Gov foung's character This morning, though q
little cool, was tempered with the beams OF brilliant
SUM- and the governor elect called Gov Wright at the
executive chamber. Unfortunately Mr. Wright was ab.
sent hr Young seemed to DO in excellent spirits and
when The Private Secretary who packing up guam
uty Of papers in boxes, remarked to him. Well we are
getting ready Tor you' he replied, "weIl shall get
ready for you again by and by This is reciprocity.
As regards the pretended spprshensions Of some per
sons in relation to the policy Mr.. Young may be di,pos
ed TO adopt for the adjustment OF the manorsI aculte
We are strongly OF opinion that there is no room or
ground for the belief that privileges guaranteed 10 cit
tens by the constitution win be molessd In any manner
MI Young i evidently prepared for all existing sxs 30.
cise and In his message he viii undoubtedly recommend
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Easr MacHrAs, New a, 1886.
sprssus Neck in Mschias Bay and bsed Cargo 10 tbIs
ed nde and ON ~ % .Sss 4.
gale nereasng the anchors dragged and she ashore
sseveIe gale and snow storm on the night of the 25h
ses from Bangor Tor NseRas port went ashore in cspe
Split Harbor. Cargo saved Vessels keel Knocked and
seh wilIam jacob sailed on the ah. had to retum on
the 2,,h, on account Of The storm
broke sdrt from the wharf sachss Port and driven
80 seh .sn s vo SIs om s1 na
ashore Pot Head.
miscellaneous Record.
Of Fire Island; when sbou, 70 speaA her, qusi I'm
Iessd By he iisss SS
* sS With si Ms ..s
and wsW. Dec Ms AM, the wind sbslsd, Is enable
mules on ,So, q, %ss. res. ns saeh Jersey
Beach Wind blowing fresh from Sc thick and fossy-
chor. '' '" ~A'A'' ""e'' '"' '''' ~ 'A
Bn,e EsIE, Barter Boston inst, from Phlsdsphis,
Ch.nnei The Enc Lost for. sopSsiisn, mast The lost
maiu topgaant mast, and anchored in the stream
s S, ~a YG
town hsvns cut away loremt on the Night OF the 18th,
scHR BosroN PACKET. Rider Of and from BucAsport
forensst.
white quarter boards from Phiiadepha with coal l. .shos
Truro bars inside. perhaps the Oregon from New York,
soa and s that she chad had bilsed ''' '' ~
scHn CIscrr.ru. tOf Ell.worh) Trsw.rry, from Sal.
slipped both chains ssd rot her INTO hbor 81 rsvnes
swa IN. has on board The crew o. .shr Enterprise from
ssss AvErsL. tof Proyscseownl Hewes, for New York,
:: i: Il. q 7is s s:s, "A'' The -'s
SEGA JeHr sisusess, Hill. II Hsimss Hsls, hsn Msh
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RHEU MATISM.
AN EXTRAORDINARILY CURE

Nd for the Satisfaction of the incredulous has been
Il he eby certify that the past years have been
severely afflicted with attacks Of Rhe principally in
tho hands and limbs ied with tness Of all
been unable and general health almost
pletely destroyed troubled with low Spirits brain
ees endured repeatedly wish for an snd Of my suE
ierings by deaSh think no human being can imiaine
fortunes For relief tried eveIything-all my earnings
sailed sought medical advice and for considerable
time under the Of the celebrated physician Ii
yerpeol but he did good On my arrival in NewYork
Bile to walk without assistance and other respects
was in dreadful situation With the renewed attacks
Dr. Hoffman and some other physcisns Of the hosp
taken the seam.ns Hospital Staten Island, whore
curry, Thi. nearly Killed me, and the doctors told
me I must soon die, die As. had read the advertise.
cures that said to be made BY his .ivsnic .rt.
cles determined last hope send to the Office and
On stating the Gsvauic Bands for the
ed The people the Hospital laughed for getting
Them and told not to show them the doctors But
gI them on and used the Fluid For the first few hours
respect And than weeks left the Hospi.
year. have West Indies and thence to Ant
wep IN Holland and durina all that time have had
tack whatever Of khs umasm other PAIN and my
exposed to all vcssudes of climate From being
that could hardly stand have become strong healthy
happy and wonderful have accomplished solely
blythe power Of Dr. Chistes Galvanic Bands and Mag
.HENRYsyoHNsON. at 1886 Pearl st, New York
On this tenth of November thousand eight hundred
and forrysx appeared before the within Henry
substantially true in each and every parcuar
only XssSeS n New N:x lee