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The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1846-11-21
WHOM DO YOU LOVE BEST.

One afternoon, a young child was plav.
ng in the garden with It's patents. AleI
gamboIing in innocent sports a long time
they all ga, down upon she grass; the moth.
.r gave 'he boy a beautiful peach, and b
,Iiece OF bread; The father told him beau,i-
u story; and she child was h.ppy. In 'ht
midst Of shis interesting family scene, b
friend passlLg by asked OF him.
Ny hHIe boy, ShicA do you love best,
papa or mamaf
The question seemed 10 puzzle the chh'
.or he stopped eating, and dropped The hand
which was conveying the food 10 his mousi
1uI did not reply.
Answer me, my dear child said the
'rend, whom do YOU prefer, your father OF
your molherl'
The child. as much perplex,d ss ever
mrne d his eyes towards his father, and thsi
owards his mother, as il 10 ask them 10
leIp him oul of his difficulty, The Ihing
was hard for them 10 decide, 70, tho esc.
Wished to be well loved each was too jus,
10 be willing TO receive the preference. 4
generous struggle arose between ,hem-Iht
father enumerallng 10 his son all the mo-
uves he had Tor loving his tender mother
lnd she reminding him Of all The kndness
his father had bestowed upon HIN.
Come, answer ,he gentleman ssid !he
smiling father, do you nol bes, love your
mama, who every morning wakes you viii
kiss end prays to God 10 bless her Little
son, and teaches YOU to pray tool'
The child cast lock Of Gratitude TO-
wards her mother, who replied.
Yes. suswer lhe gentleman; bus fret re-
nember who teaches you how 10 reed, AM
leIIs you pretty S.Ori6s.'
The child stretched his hand 10 the o,he
sidey the father took i, and said.
Now, my child, do you 20! prefer yOu
mother, who nCrses you when you are sic!
feeds you when you are well, and is e
this very moment kindly preparing for you
fourth meaf
The child glanced al his fresh bread ant
ripe peach, and his mouth wsletod, III,
vas going 10 answer, when his mother IN
,euuptet:
Mama often scolds you, and that yol
Ikuow you do not like
The father addet' Papa whips vOu whe'
you ale naughty, and more ,hsn once ha
made you cry
The child hung bis head. and did no
seem In such hurry 10 answer.
MY boy ssid shs stranger again, | ed
waiting for your answer: who DO you sov
best, father or moher,' 7
J, %, i, mus, be your dear father, said III
l. mother, who earns iLe bread ! give you,b
d his iabos.'
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1846-11-21

Noble Example, Gov. Bfigss, Of Mas
ssrhussIls in dedlcallng Normal School
.aid he could remeulbe, the case oI a poor
hoy who ss, upon the hard plank seat IL
one Of lhsss schools while his lslhlr wat
,oiIinp at the savil for bread who BY the
smiles Of fortuue and the coufidsnce Of The
people was elected Chief Magistrate OF Iha
State aud was now addressing tie meeting
This IS practical demonstration which II
worth . world Of Ihsories.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1846-11-21
INSTANTANEOUS
From the Frederick Examiner.
THE YANKEE PEDLAR,
BY FRED MAYLAND,

10 the fall Of IS, on my way from
New York 10 Washington, stopped
for couple Of days in lhe pleasant city
OF New Brunswick On The afternoon OF
my arrival, SIX or eight OF The Towns.
meA were congregsled in The White
Hall Hotel, discussing The character and
sn'madve'Ilng upon the habits Of one OF
the ciizsns. sM;. ;.D--s,who wss!no,u-
rious for his cunning al bargain and
close h,edness 10 money matters. As
the conversation was carried on in
a pretty loud key, may as well let the
actors speaks for lhemse'ves:-
Close, did you say marked one,
'"hy you might as well 'ry 10 fish q
dollar out of The ocean, as get lsirness
oul Of him in a brssin.
y perfect sk'n.hinl" uttered little,
dissatisfied looking fellow. i knew
HIN when he wsb'nt worth dollar, and
now he counts thousands where DO
hundreds; and all made by no,e shaw
lug and taking advantage Of the necessi-
ties OF others. On! he's shsrpei'
'rIut,' said another, he's the keen.
tsl fellow | ever knew. Look how he
did Smith IN The House aud La, bust.
ness--sud Smiths moi slow al bargain
either. A man should rIse early 10
trade with Smith, can tell youo
'Th,r's no mls'ske about D--s, be.
ing sharpeIP added third.
He would oul yankee yankeedom, &
not half n.y. put in a plelhorlc indivd.
usI, who seemed determined 10 add his
testimony.
i would give len dollars 10 have him
handsomely taken lD,' said one Of The
parry.
so would l. ,'iepled two or three.
During lhls conversslion, | had Oh.
served an individual with q strongly
marked yankee face, who was playing
strict atlenlon 10 The speakers. he was
lin pedlar. and had three wagons load
with Tia Ianlers.then IN lhe tavern yard.
When they btg'n 10 talk Of giving mon
ey TO have their nelghbor ont wllted, he
arose, and putting on the ySnkee pretty
strongly said:
'Genllemen, don't now that err
individual about whom you are speak
ing-lssy ldon't know hlm--but if you
We mind to subscribe lillle grain o.
something just 10 pay lhe ven'ur' lik'
why | wouldn't miud il. | calculate !
might be done. I've hearn on sucl
paople slore, and don't know but whs
] might be TO fetch him. Pm moStl,
in the lrsdin' line, sndls all 10 The wa
Of trade with mel say ito oil ia tn
way Of trade.
'Just the dsody; gentlemen eYclsin
ell one oi the party, rhis is the iicke
for soup
'You'rs 10 the trading line, are you
en9ulred ano'ber'
'Ye,. senlIt mel-ttadios's my occl
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1846-11-21
OFFICE OF THE DEMOCRAT.
SouTH SIDE OF MAIN, a FEW DOORS 81
Low MARKBT.sTREET.
TERMS:
TERMS f:

The COZ UMBI.A DEMOCR.ATwiH b,
published erery Saturday morning, al
TWO DOLL4RSper annum pGyabl'
hqJ yearly in aduance, or 7'co Dollars
Fhg Cents s,ifnotpaid ,ithin the yea,
No subscription lviH be taken for shOrte'
period than sir monthSi nor any discOn-
tinuance permited,mtil all arrsarages
are discharged.
HDVER7TSElIENS not srceeding a
square ,0M be conspicuousIy inserted al
One Dollar for the FIRST three insertions,
and Toenty5fve cents for erery sabse-
qusnt Insertion. s7s.4 liberal diScom
made 10 those ,OhO aducrtise by the gear
LETTERS addressed on business ,nrusf
be post paid.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1846-11-21

Coming and going ..-rhe ship Fairfield
from Liverpool, with 235 s,eerage psssen-
gers, had four births aud Ave deaIhs on
beard during shs voyage.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1846-11-21

I Iln wsfe--moslly lsnjerns---
You don'l sell ianlernsi' said III,
'pleIhorie citizens, inquiring.
I'D like to know if hainl got hre,
hundred Of them IN my wagon 10 III,
Iyara''
oh! you have, ei' Well you're the
Ivery man we want
'Ye es, said tie yankee.
we VIII make np purse OF twenty
IdOllals Tor you, if you will bomboodI,
,ur friend D----s.'
q shouldn't wonder I could Slr k =
uade with him.
When will you do ili
81 calculate it can be done tomorrow
VERY wcIl-il u uu succeed, The mon
ley is yours.'
'S4r'siO surt?' said lhe ysnnee.
The twenty dollars were Immediately
collected and given 10 the landlord as
an earnest OF their seriousness, and tn,
party broke nP TO meet ihe nexl evening
On The following morning, our Ysuke
acquaintance, who was shrtwd, utel.
gent fellow, put on . genleel suit, aud
'lIer having made a good many inqu
les respecting The habits, manners sp-
pearsnce and residence Of Mr.. D---s,
mounted horse and took ruundobou
course Tor his house, with the intenllo,
ol stopping there on his return, ~ i! -,
Pnilsdel .hi9. AS good luck wuuio
have II, old D---s was standing 10 hi
front door as The Yankee approached.
'Slr,' said The latter, '~il sou
good enough 10 inform me how f,r !
IN (rem New Baunswitk?I
Two miles. sir replied D-s
And how far is 10 New York;
'Aou' forty miles, suppose by
'sge.'
'Are there any tin smiths 10 New
Brunswick continued the Yankee.
why, yes, 'hsre ole Two or lhle'
small ad.irs.'
i am sorry they ale small Twas i,
hope Of being able to fiji an order whici
our house has received for lsntprns'
LANTERNS" ssin The old fellow quick
y eagerly taking The bait, for he hso
.een the three wagons loaded with then
only The day before.
Yes added tie other Careless, w,
have a heavy o'Ger, and VS. ,old rbsl
the article could be had in New B,uus
wick
you are from Philadelphia, ,hen''
49,
!, n -u . o.,
"
your
on yes il'sa large house.
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The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1846-11-21
LNunber 81
SAN JUAN D'ULLOA.

the London Daily News gives The
suhjoined minute description Of this IA.
nous castle: On the termination Of The
war with Spain; sf,er The miserable re.
mains Of their garrison had been sent
of to H,vsns, ! went with two compau.
les over the castle Of San Juan D'UlIos.
Ii is iremendcu, place if al oil well
msnued No wonder i, held oul 40 long.
Had il no; been Gol the raging Of the
yellow fever within lie walls ard The
want OF provisions, The Mexlcsns would
I0svrr have rsktn it without naval
torce very superior 10 the one they then
possessed, though Ihty never since had
.ny torce co nparesbls to The, one.
The outer wills Of The fortress ste OF
# imense thickness upwards OF twelve
tee'; and 10 the positions most e1 1losed,
he walls srs sevsntsen or eighteen 10
iepth of ag!d whi;s slone,- Il is
very po!ous and rather soft sioue. 20
that balla do not spii, or crack II SO
much ss they quietly embed themselves
The outer wall, have batteries oil round
he guns srs well planted, with here
,ud there ) neal corner for noItsr,Tts
inner walls sfe so constructed, ,hst
he outer walls axe ssioed, II would slii
De al sushlefous expense 10 bese'
gers, il the gartIson were st all compe-
tent 10 avail themselves oI their posi-
lion.
We entered lAe fortress from below
At the principal gate, Which was Of crest
ueOgh, and very skIl fully conIrived;
md then went s!unga stone passage,
which had several gslewsys, and 'eun-
linsy DEVISED nsrow pssaes, with
nigh stone walls oa eacn side. This wss
ny a canal, OF moa', with draw bfdse
,ver IT, Wenex. arrived al tsms Of
lsir,, aud passing up several vsul, like
scents. we gained the top Of the grard
lsuerits. The general characteristic is
h,, Of sres, slrenglh, aud plenty Of
oom 10 work in.--Tney mounted leo
org "A poundefs, sll Of brass. Tney
we're far the mos, p.rt, 10 excellent
,onai,ion. The rrorlers we're Of large
,.lbrr. though OF 10 such good ordf,
:. he suos The powder magazioes
ysra-sch li,.r,l,y q dry Stone well,
.i,cosd q, the ton wi,b.blsnkes, oud
,svioy o round metal lid over the
nouh ,hs, opeued UPON the batteries.
We next dsscended TO the inner
work., and gsined the secondary wSlla
By c,rcuiIous route. B sides the ne
ees,ily 10 ,ne besesers oil hsyingguIdS
who well knew every turn of The works
he exclemen, and Smoke are slmos'
.s,,,in 10 produce confusion, in which
ha vo,cs or nreseoce Of ,he guldcs
,,ouid he lost. and the party dashing
.,oy,,d mini, onlv arrive VI dead wal.
"a, lookiro on, unon The sea, or Tho
% ou,h or q "a Donnner. The nexI cir.
cr;,ous rou,e Of our descen, from the
,,,., T., tho Iouer walls was en,ifelv
n their batteries, ,he guos = inning ot
a, ali tie wsv, like so many black tusks
s,,,,srs,d s,ors c,usewovs and
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MARINE JOURNAL.
PORT OF NEW-YoRK.
CLEARED

CLEANED.
Ships (la,e BARK Ronsdson, Sto;esbury, Hamburg.
Schmidt. & Balchon Katharine, fabcr Hampton Roads ;
Henry, johnson, Liverpool, Hepburn.
Banks Condor. Gikob, 81 Croix Asop II ChRuncey
Joseph Cunard, Williams Quebec, Brewer Nelson {;
Mayheld (Br) Righy Valparaiso, Roche & Brothers
Harriet Felt Ncw.Oreans Gus0fa (Swe) Swersscn,
Gottenburg, w Weisser Olot, tSwe) Alugreu Ant.
wcrp, w Weisser Neree ttr) Daral, Ma'anzas, Boyd
& Hincken.
Brigs Siren, Catchpols. Harbor Breton. NJ, Rowland
g. Co; Mary Clark Small. Salem augusta. Bussing,
Batavia, T & Brockeman Cordelia. Hatch, 81 Thorn.
as. II Southmayd & Son ; Mon,serrat, Gray. Bangor,
w Lewis New. orleans Rrsmha, Bermuda. Tucker
Lightbournei Sarah Wood Wood, 81 John: NIB Matt
land. Comre & Co; Exac johnson, Savannah, Surges,
Chairman & Co Kentedge, (Br) -, Deal. SC,
Barclay & Livingston Josephine Robinson Richmond.
Schrs Manchester, Bethel. Elethurs; Rochester.
B.ushsu, Richmond Alfred F. Thorn, Sanford. Viii
mington, e s Powell Eicott Cole Baltimore Dandy.
(BD Peus Elsthurs Richmond Gibbs, New.Bediord :;
Page Chamberlain. Boiton; Phobe Eliza, Osborn. Al
exandIia. Sturses. Chairman L Co; Sarah Eldridge,
Baltimore Theodore Frelinshuysen, Bryant, Richmond;
Edwin Stevens Briggs, Baltimore Erie, Field. do
Louisa Post Philadelphia Gauges, Ellis. New, Bed
ford Anna Marcos, Providence; Curtis, Ackery, New
Bedford
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PASSENGERS ARRIVED.

In IKE packtf ship Argo, from Hdpre-Andrew Rtchc,
Boston Col Thayer. 5 A Chas Huston, NJ b, p hia-
dephia; Ambrose Charles Albany Alexander G.:
Tying. New. York Mrs Edward Finno do; Mrs aud
Mics Anthony, New. Bedtord-376 in the Storage.
In the bark Elisabeth. from Mcrseies-Miss G Hill,
Miss Fensri-l2 In the Storage.
III the brig Harmonic from Rotterdan-S Goldumin.
Mr. Golduiun-9l In the steerage
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Official.
LIST OF LETTERS.


ApviRrIsEp II THE rkIsuHt II SFEc1AL HfFoIHTHLFI'
ss d,d be - Exrtser mated
~ nil advertisements made under the orders OF the Post
rnsser General newspaper newspapers Of letters
urcsed any Post Office shall be inserted in the paper
psper, Of the town or place where the Office sdverng
may Do situa,ed, knpfng tie ldrgtt circulation
Men Pon O5os Lrr, poI,e6 MnToA ), lo@S
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Steamer Vulcan. Green, Philadelphia.
Barge Comet, Cox, Philadelphia.
ARRIVED.


Packet ship Arso, Anthony from Hsvre, May 18th
rndse, to w Whi,lock.
Bark Elizabeth, of Portland, Jordon. from Marselleo
April 29th-pAssed Gibraltar May Goth, mdse, to Gou
yeAses which he'd been windb bound for ID days. May
7th 20 niles East Of Gibraltar, spoke brig Cs!eutn.
Whesmore from Palermo for Boston.
Swedish brig Amer, Ssybere, 40 days from Bremen
rndse TO Henschen Unkhsr 100 steerago passengers
18th Inst IL 80 Ion SIS S. spoke brs masdslen, from
Bremen for New-York. The NJ has been u days Yves
of the Banks with light winds. fog and Gains
Dutch brie Harmonic, Bsurpa, ~ dSys from hottcr
dam. rndse. TO a Nosesohm
Hanoverisn salliot brig Amelia Mugsenbors, - days
from Antwerp, with passengers. TO VIM Wetsser
Br brig Vanguard, Card, u days from Windsor, piss
ter, 20 master.
Schr Emily Bourne, (new) Fish, Dc I'm Bedford
oil and bone 20 Joseph R:ckerson.
Schr Amanda Ophelia, Chase, IL hours from Green
port, IL. IN ballast, TO master.
Sehr Increase, Farrell, days from Thomsston lime
TO master.
Schr Henrietta Hickman. 3 ds I'm Virginia corn
Schr Mary Anna Thornton, 3 ds fun Virginia,
Schr Two Brothers, Berry do I'm Phiisdelphs, coal.
Sch- Cophorou Har,shorn, days from Bergen Iron
Works Iron, 10 w Brick.
Schr Mechanic, Roberts, IL days from Machas, luu,.
ber to Brett & Vose.
schr osceola Hoggins, ls days fen Msehias lumber,
to master.
Schr Gen Warren, Holmes 5 days from Thomaston,
lime, 20 master.
Schr Home Anderson, from Delaware cedar posts
MEMORANDA.
Pilot bon. Phantom passed steamship Gresi western
on the Goth, at II NJ OF Nantucket Sneas s1an4'os
East with all sails set
INDIA PAPEH-rhe .ubscdber. have on hand 9usn.
1i,y of Paper of asupcros quality for iskng proof
fmprcssops, which they offer for sse III low price rof
aa.e al The Stationery Store Of JANSEN Sell,
t.l7 l53 Nsssau.st, Tribune Buiidinga
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GENTLEMEN's LIST.

I lUEittNS. JhtUN
!Acla, } anes w
/ Ac;ison, Wm
Adams, J W
Abbey, w 7
! Adaus. J W
| Acrshail, John
I Abbott, Nathaniel
/ Agent Bark Gene
see
! Ab.cshs, John
! Aseas, Joseph
Allen, Robert
| Aherne. Eugene
! AIMEE, James B
Aidies, n
Aliin, 6 Gorge
! Afford, Charles
Armand, Ersncts
! Acslerr, Archd
Anderson, John }
! Appleey, Johu
Anelrnr. c II
Arneit, lsssc II
| Ayres, S,iss
Arrungo, Don Anu
Zosio
Andrews, Theron
| Anderson, Chariei
Andreas 4 Son
bSssrs
Anderson, w c
Arnold. } w
/ Askew, NJ )
arnsuopg, Hen A
Andrew. + 4
BagSaliy, J J
Sradiey. M III
Bailey, James
Sr.dlsy, Nm
I Bscker, Mr.
| Bacon, VIM
! Brady, Andrew }
Rlsct, Aiexand'tE
| Bacon, James
| Balzsr, John
| Blsnc, Mr. La
| Bauweislrt, J
! Srslnhall, T Z.
Blanchard. Emory
Slancau. c ?
| BALDWIN. Z
Bailey, Ii L
Ssin. j G
Sambrr, Thos
Ssher.er, CO
Baker, George
BALDWIN, Dr. Joh:,
Balls, Robl NJ
Blanchard, Cklvto
Baker Ja;nss:.2
Ssruelson, Jsmes
Barrett, George
Barr, James z
Barton, Francis I
Barnes, WIZ
Barlow, II 5
Barrett, Joseph X
barpes, Il I
Barnes, A 4
Bartlett. Joaiah E
Barry, Msnnis
Bsyer, Joseph
Bachelor, Mr.
BAvis, John
Bsyer, Frederick
| Baylas, Stephen
| Bsscom, Saml B
Bs,cheleler, Bents-
min p
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ny ORDER OF Charles P DAILY. Associate Judge OF
- me Cour, OF Common Pleas IN snt for the CITY and
County of New YorE-Notice Is hereby given pursuant 10
the provisions authorizing attachments against
absconding, concealed aud nonresident debtors: hn an
attachment, Issued gains. the estate OF e. W. Fierce
and Olson Holman, nonresteat. and residents OF Man
chester In England aud thar The will be sold for the
payment debts unless they appear und discharge
such attachment according law within nine months from
the publication ofis notice. and tina: he payment OF
sny debts due 10 them and the delivery them for their
use any property belonging them and the transfer OF
any properly by lem t0bidterby law. aud are void
Dated ;he twentieth day OF December, 1915
CHARLES A SHERMAN.
d2l lagern Attorney for Attaching Creditor, WalsL
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.rFa 4 EAktI rSt SAL. E.--sitrAi-on line Road Ggoo
New, Rochelle 10 While Plsns about equi distant from
-7~V each containing $50 ACRES OF LAND all OF which
Ia Pon IN Land excepting Fen Acres which 10 Wood Land
f place divided hJ lane aud aIt outlnio convenient
lois for cultivation All The fences are OF stone In good
crisr and sround nj s!ss The build.
uy. an of good character In order For TERMS .pps
D. q. kENrON, on Nss prrtIf-A or nt
tDHIkNTE. s. irNo-st. Ns-sVorh.
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NOTICE hereby given maj an attschu-G! In favor OF
George II. Cougar Of the city OF uucs- Oneida County
hai Issued against the estate OF Hamilton R-ey non
resident residing in the State OF Illinois pursuant 10
the stature concerning Nonresident debtors which attach
mers was granted and allowed be PhlU Grtdey, Chcuit
Judr OF the Judics Circuit. and that III. estate viii be
sold payment of the debts Of the said Rey unless
within ure months from the hrst publication OF this notice.
and payment any debts due 10 said Rsey by re-
sdent this and the delivery 10 him or for MS use OF
INV properly within this Ss,e belonging 20 him, and the
transfer any such property by him forbidden by sw
and are void MATTESON y DULL TILE
Attorneys for attaching creditor, Utica Oneida County
had January nth 1916 ji9 law9iu
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llY ORDER of the Honorable Charles F. Day, ote
ID fine Judges of the Court of Common Pleas OF The City
and County OF Newly ok-Notce is hereby gwen, purru'
ant 10 the provisions OF the statute authorizing attachments
against ascondinE concealed and nonresident debtors,
that an attachment hiss issued against the estate OF DAVID
Morse resident Hsverford Vest Pembrookshe South
Wales En- gland and that the will be sold tor the pay
men, OF bis debts unless appear and dscha such al.
tschrnen according law, within nine months from The
frat publication OF This notice; and that the payment OF any
debts due 10 him by his Debtors agents bankers others
and the delivery him FOR his OF any property,
money notes or bills OF exchange, belonging 10 him and
The anser of any other property by them forbidden by
law and arc void Dated Twenty third day OF F-bru-
AIRY. 1916. CLAIM CAMf SELL,
ma Iaw,f Attorneys for Attaching Creditors.
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EbY ORDER Ufth. Honorable Jchn b Scott, k-cor
- der OF tn. City of N-w.forE notice Is hereby given
pursuant 10 the provisions Of the statute Hnhor Eng At
gcbu-Is ainsI ab.coBd ny cUnceae and non-r-sGen
that an alacrD has ISSUED sg1lnsi tue eilae OF
Joseph Johnson n non rssiden, OF the Sia- OF Nav
Yos bit resident Of Nassau New Providence, and that
the SANE v be sold foe the payment OF his debts. unless
hs app-sr and attachment according To law
months from The first publication 81 ths notice
and that hs psym-n; OF any sb,s due him by any
son or pefsons and d-very him or for his use Of
any property belonging 10 him. aid the aoster OF any
property hy him, Are idi-u by law. and are void
Dal-d The 18Th day of juus, 1916. +. DiBBLEE,
i-lJ Iawgr Attorney for Attaching Creditor.
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go ,f'DKTSiiEN, Anglers and Texas Narticts =
The II hi India. Rubber Overcoaia, Cspts and Ponchos
varied 10 shape style sniting All tastes made on thin
cambria Substantial. and OF Yn1oGs coors
Ar. ,nSuu AID for ssle and also sde 10 measure
tfou The moo, approved Me,sc Rubber By
HORACE II Day. = CNrilanh.st
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IN PURSUANCE of an order Of the Surrogate of the
County Of New YORK, Notice IS hereby given 10 al per-
having claims against Etebe Cuberson late Of the
CITY OF New York. deceEs-d TO present the game Win the
vouchers the subscriDe7 the Office OF Albert
Gilbert No. y Wa-sueet in the City OF New-York on o!
before the 25th day Of July nexL-Dated New-York The
sd dag of January 1916.
ALBERT GILBERT Administrator.
10 syF6u.t MARY CUM3ERSON. Administrative.
IN PURSUANCE OF an order Of The Surrogsie OF the
County Of N,SYork Notice s hereby given 10 all per.
soma having against George Edgar a!e OF the C;yof
New London, State OF Connecticut Mariner deceased 10
present inc with the thereof the subscriber
a OF Z .. Hurbr Co. No 81 Souh-1.feet In
In. City York before the fourth cay OF Sep
ernber next Dated NeYork, the .sh daY Of February
1876 b. +. BEChNIIh. AdmlnlsHaior ~ iA~ Oh,
IN PURSUANCE OF Al order OF the Surrogate OF Inc
County VI NewYors notice Is hereby gwen 10 al per
cons having claims san, Palcf MOit, a,e OF he City OF
N-w-Yorx deceased present ne with 10: vouch-
ers thereof the subscriber RI h store No isl Hudson
rer In e City of SewYo before ,h. 25lh day OF
August next Dated NewYotk the 2lst day OF Eeorusry
I9is f?Sfi austm'l CHARO w MOTT Exrcntor
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-06-29

NOTICE-A BAhEAIN.-A Ooun.Iy Ses. ano
Co New.J ersey-Sad Farm consists OF rs acrea
Of Land OF whchis wood fhe buildings are al new,
sud built within two years-House sns BARE BON euli: oy
Ssv, WORK ana OF bes, material The House built In
The cottage =iye by SIS feet 'front.' hall through the CENTER
parlo. fnished with marble mantes pazzs d feet II ni
aud IL each sdeogeher with anOhservsiory OF
Dp said House. story kitchen IN the resr and ce
the whols OF the main building with panrea and
all ssSgsd through IN the best The Barn 10 6D feet
long ami painted whiie-Carrisge House, Ice House &c
Also great variety OF Fruit o' all Observation-Disclosures
with quantity Of shrubbery.
The premises lie within four husdred yard, OF tho country
Ssst aud about qusrer OF mile of the Railroad The
place 10 shout bours aud half from the city For far
her particulars inquire OF HARRINGTON BARCALOW,
iAr. OF SAmarville y. j. 81 Mro1