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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-06-18

Rr The trial Of Barker BurnelL al Nantucket
~. brought 70 close on Tuesday. Oh Monday Mr..
Chose occupied four hours 10 bis closing speech iar
the defence Mr.. Clifford, for the Government, spoke
two hours AID three quarters. Inc Judge IVES ABOUT
an hour delivering his charge, which Wss' Gays n- 10
euirer. able and impartial. We take the conclusion
from that PsPer a,
The Jury retired Al twenty minutes before seven AS
they had not been able 70 agree upon verdict Al zen
o'clock the Court adjourned 10 Tuesday morning st
halfp past seven. When the Court met, the jury who
had been cut all night in with verdict OF NOT
GUILTY Mr. Burnel was. however, taken back 70 pr
o =. there are seven other indictments against him on
the de. of the Court Tho Court has reduced bis
bond. from $4,000 to $1,000; and efforts are no" D.
nr made 70 procure sufficient suretes for bis appear
.zcs Al the October term. Boston Coarier
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Law Courts.
C'or-rr OF OYER AND TFRauNER before Judge Ed
r,ons. and Ala Crous and purser-The trial Of Peter
Ckrus'al and J0ssTh Pollard charged with obtaining
moloy under false pretences by ceiling at auction TO
WIN. Isthrop Of Vermont watch, repres ming It TO
BE- gold Il fine, when it was no, gold. vas con
cluiad Mr j. Graham summed up for the prisoners.
and tho District Attorney for the people Inc latter
strenuously urged tina, the partie. were guilty, and
have been operating he said stigma 20 the City and
should be put stop tot Is source OF deep injury
to the business ana character OF New. York As mer
chants from the country feel afraid or viii De So shouid
thew be acQuittsd To p into place whatever 10 pur
chase lest they should Be cheated
! Mr. G and SIR. McKeon each presented and argued
| various points of law.
The Court charged that where a man can see TOR him
self that article ia not such as 10 represented 10 DC
an action for false pretences VIII nor He but whefe sn
article looks 10 be what II Is represented ana some other
test ia necessary then II the representation Is false, and
the party making IL knew II to be So with view 10 de
ceve and an individual IL induced solely from these
representations TO part with bis money hs na'lns sA.r
cised ordinary prudence and the charge made
out there must be verdict OF guilty. Otherwise o.
fbe Jury after being out about hour and half re-
turned verdict Of guilty Mr. Morris Brock, one OF
the irors thinking Mr. LathroP should be censured Tor
not exercising ordinary prudence out 81. eohs'sie9
the prisoners guilty and recorded MS 'eio0' "
/ feet with the rest
The recosnizance Of the prisoners ordered from
$500 TO 81 500 each and they 10 remsin In CUSTODY u
given. The punishment We understand Is me hol eN
ceediug three tunes the value OF the property. or i'm
uri.onment In the County Jail not exceeding twelve
months or in the State Prison not exceeding three
years or both hne and imprisonment al the ophon Of
I the CouT.
We understand there are indictments pending against
! other persons In the same line.
The trial OF John SmtA for stabbing another man In
quarrel and causing his death will be called up this fore
]
UNITED STATES Cncurr Cousr-Before Judge Belts
-rh-insurance case against the sun Mutual Company
10 recover for loss Of whaling ship Joseph Aeigs was
! continued. .s-.. - -
/ The Grand Jury sre shl engaged investigating tne
charge against the Captain aud Mate Of the oark nan
ceor New York IS being concerned 10 tne ssse
trade The celebrated Capt Csnot il appears, came
passenger in the vessel
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BRooKLYN AFFAIRS.

WARsISG TO BoYs.-On Wednesday afternoon
lite boy about seven years Of sse was riding on the
step Of charcoal wagon in Myriles avenue, and In step
ping Of was rua by cart and had bis leg broken
III. right arm we understand was also very much In
jured.
HIGHLY CoMNgsDABLE.-At recent meeting
Of Proctor Fire Engine Co, No 6 the snojoned Fesou'
ton adopted
Rsolred That and after this date 10 returning from
ere OF an alarm Of Ere We will not race or run with
any On gine or ngnes and that We will report 10 toe
proper authorities any engine or engines that may At
tempt to impede our passage.
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wIL.L1AMsBuRGH AFFAIRS.

II The Trustees Of the village have offered
reward of so for the apprehension and conviction Of
the ncendiary who fred the dwelling Of Mr.. Isaac
Greea in South Fourth-st They also offer reward Of
800 to any person who shall spprehend and commit,
any one Of committing burglary within the limits Of the
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-06-18

~ The first mad dog of the season was kiiec
on Tuesday In Fourth-st BY police iuneronary
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sAsDss sARsAPasnLA.-The numerous unsolicited test
monas from Individuals Of the responsibility show
10 the conclusive and ssisfsetory msnner the pow
e1a agency this preparation po'ses'es' In sesns ssa
curing dseases Of the gsndul1 and osssous syssms Ia
its com on which much Of its activity and value
depend the mos potent stmpIes Of the vegetable king
dom are united presenting preparation differing enfsly
IN a., character and operation from other In use
Under i restoring influence, strength snd vgor are I'm
parted the exhausted syse and health succeeds dis
ee upon the same principle that Spring succeeds TO VIE
ter ard the earh clothed In vercsnt besniy under No
genial influence Of refreshing showers Is spprovG "
Phyreans and Of Science and The uniform success
which has marked It's furnishes proof sufficient TO con-
vince every candid nod discrmns ng mind OK - gree!
superiority and value
Prepared and sold Wholesale and retail by A. b.
SANDS, Wholesale Druggiss, leo Fulton, corner u WI
nsmsl z7s Broadway, and II East Broadway, N. Yoft
Sold also by Dfeggsu generally throughout The uasd
suiss- Price 81 per oorils o, slI bosslss for ss.
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~ The cost OF the building Of the new Univer-
sass Church the Of South Third and Fourth
s,s will be 5000 Ills TO be finished about the hrss Of
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Highly Inperranr from Mexico. TIA New
Hampshire.

We Just learn. on re-perusal of the Message Of
Gov. Williams OF New.Hsmp,hire, that :" Just and
-soscilia,ey terms have been prOacred by our Gov.
srumens to Mexico for an amcable adjustment Of
dlsEealtiss" This intelligence il highly important,
" trx<.
We are sorry to learn, however from the Con
cord sssssmsp, that the Loco Fooos OF the Legis
lstars refuse TO allow the Governor to be queston
ID a. to the terms OF the preferred treaty, or the
manner In which. 90 much in advance Of the mail
expresses and the Telegraph, he has obtained thi'
highly gratifying information. Selfish Locos u
keep ali this intelligence to yourselves
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Law Courts.

/ SUPERIOR CoURr-Nos &C. AZ, 50, So, 307, SO, Ga, 8
/ % 2I IS 81. g. 90. II. 72. n. IS. 76
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n The Evening Edition Of The Tribune win
contain copious extracts from our foreign fles.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-06-18

PoLIcE-Oaicer Rice OF the Lower Police Court
Yesterday arrested Jsmes Lahsy and wife and Francis
Carroll on charge Of inducing John Fitzpatrick 10 60
10 their house under pref Of buying cab, making
him drunk and robbng him Of $3.50 The accused we're
held for examination. .Juis A Wing was yesterday
arrested for keeping dsordeEy house at No 357 Pearl
~ Detained " answer.
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MARIN K JOUR y A l.,
PORT or NETWORK.

PORT or NETWORK.
sIsrAruRE ALSssAc.--...rHs DAY.
rHs Sun. THE NOON yrrI s,A
Nses.. 4 30 see... I 81 see II Morn.
LATEST pArrs.
June Havre. June
Liverpool. 4 Sew-orsesns ...... June .
CLEARED.
ships Georges Bsudosns. Porto Rico via 81 Thomw
Boyd Hreken Mszsgrsn Auuloril. hwtnieue
Cresgh & Heydecker; Gesel yeiours Rcstercsr WIN
weisser ssrseen. Hawkins Glasgow, woodhul &
Minturu: Mantle. Astron New Orleans.
Barks Cerere Feieberte Falmouth, Chsstelsiu Nerse
& Sanford; Aukobsr. Lean. Laguns Hsyoes Brother
& Co; Issbeils stewart (Br) Crowell - andrews
Briss New Englsnd. shepherd Turks leland; Chruno
meter. Furse, Cork &c Join Dursnd & Son Fsboy
CONWAY Cork sc. Woodruff sinturn Wilson Full
ler Crawford. Savannah.
schrs Emma. Mccormick Bellas, Richardson. Wat.
son 4 Co; Mary Elizabeth. Franklin, Port su Plat sw
Lewis: Mary Ann. Ridgwey, Baltimore jasper ho~es
Boston; Montsno. Chase. Portland
Bsrges Ontario. Hsyues, Philsdephis Amelia yal
holland. Chase. Norfolk.
ARRIVED.
Bark Fshsy samson, I'm Glasgow Msy y, mdse, 70
Lee 1874 passengers.
French bark Australia Bousqous o. De fun BordetIx
RI Sars Victor Clark, I'm Dublin, Nay u, mdse. 10
Roche Brothers & Co. ITO passengers.
Br bark Eluthera Douglass, 50 ds FIN Liverpool IA
ballast and IS6 passengers to Reyburn. May n lat
y 30 lon 40 81 spoke ship Oregon I'm orssns for
enos 4h inst, la, 81 a. lon 81 IS Br bark Elton H.ln
ton from Msrsnhem for Liverpool
Brig Alsrom, Pierce, l2 Dc I'm Hsvsns. sugar 70 mas
ter. Sailed in co with brig Caspian, for Philadelphia
schr Jos Baker. for Savannah.
Brig Isabel Burgess, 36 ds fm Sligo, In ballast, 10 8
Lewis
schr Two Brothers. Abbott, Washington. NC. nsva
stOres, to Wilf.ns.
Schr Jonn Layton, Conover Virginia.
schr Anu Hopkins, Baltimore. mds-.
schr Mary, Chase, Warrington NC, timber.
BELOW.
New ship Richard Golden from Boston. Also, bark
aud briss unknown. Wind North west
MEMORANDA.
French bark Eusenia Odot ~ De I'm Havrs. In bsl.r
10 Hargous Brothers. reported ashore Shrevsbury
Inlet, succeeded In getting of Wednesday nishi
without receiving any damage
SAILED.
Ships Courier for Rio de Jsnelro Columbia too
Charleston hhgs Tuscany, Hull Orbit Pernsmhuco ;
Oliver Thompson, Norfolk Margaresta, do: General
Marion, Wilmington; and others
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ISQuEsrs-The Coroner yesterday held an in
quest At No 100 Levss upon the body Of boy named
William Warknshine, who was drowned by accident.
sly falling from raft at the foot Of Houston-st Yer
DICT accordingly The Coroner held Inquest at
1854 Eevsnthst upon the body Of Ann Horn, who came
20 her death by taking sudsnum with intent 10 k her
self Verdict Accordingly.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-06-18

~ The ersasinf glory Of a vsll-rasde man IL
raaI head OF hair and whoever neglscls This imposh
posndays 10 tns human heed divine sill most sssoreo
resd MA vale Of Hears" Thing ofseorn Co ys % ss
fore 10 the great Of The age, (he great whom In
aod Pal en.sroDy make greaLJ 70 Phsons Brosd.y,
under Jgdsons HOTEL end boy bottle Of bis bsif le's
razor apc you will soon hare luxunsni gown " 49,
SILKY hsir. Who Tho next eps,omsfl" tof - "
Drug snd Fancy pssisss ssasrsiy, sy saS soaauJ'
ysn&
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MINIATURE AIxkSAc..--..rHS DAY.
THE srS. THE NOON yvIi srA
e. 4 30 Sets. 81 Sets III Morn. IL
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-06-18

n" GRAsANs MAoAzIsE" for July 10 the best
.snosr Of that popular monthly that has been issasc
for ,cus time which 10 certainly hish prsse Is EN-
hslfsAsd With nne .a,sstsi picture OF Old Zsek,
which essrs the marks Of genuine likeness sse
sonpsnsd BY skssch Of his hfe and character which
wsn ef esarss b eagerly read The number opens
WITH the Arst part Of Tale Of our own nnes entitled
sTss SLAYER BY . con Of the late DR.. Goodman -
s-nssr eonuibusss "A Pic Mic .; White Lsks'-svcry
s.ssrsssiss sksssh Asrxus hes cspi'sl story sally
Lvoo's Pirss and Lsss Visit 10 the AsHcn coorrss
Is,sss Of tbs 0u Continued, and hero are contri
S.roes In vsrss from r. 7. coxaAs. ALICE GaAY. W.
II @. nsssn ed oshsra w. u Graham. Assn',
ynssss Daa<lnW,
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~ $50 REwARD-The proprietor q DR.. Wlhsmss
Universal Pam Extractor hereby oogatss himself 70 psy
70 any nsn or woman ffIy dollars who will produce
persea used his Remedy for any OF the following
nsEnsd psiss without having received very gree
beaeft from lis application twill cure chfooic fn,anst
sm. nervous hesdscte uc dooreax tstsneus or loekw
biles surge Of poisonous serpens Insects nyofopno
side, back scd bowelA Il BPh, scssns are asinS II
practice and recommending Il 10 ihs public a n- pfopn
viii show any who may call q he once Ine PIo
prieor viii refund The money IN all cases where
sereSt has derived from Ia use. for sale ,oi
Bo~ery; Charles rang, rneg John-sl and Brosdw.y;
Alec by George w. Mere-r Broad Ct N~SHk, n nis.
Hays l5s Fulgon-s o. Brooklyn, George Dexer, 81 so~
Albany
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ASTiSIAvKsr NoxisArloss-Thst portion OF
Liberty party which soes for mixing the Anti
Slavery element with unsdultersted Loco Focoism
ldoiag ep<.ly what men less honest in their aims
have been doing eOrsrtiy for long time lately held
q Convsntion at MscedOn, Wayne CO. and selected
the pamss Of GEsKIr Sxrrs Of NswYork. and
Etinr BrRMrf Of Massachusetts, as their csndi.
dates for the Presidency and Vice-Presidency
The two branches Of the great Smith family the
W1uomiths and the Bioetsmiths, are thus equally
honcred though il seems hardly consistent with
Anti Slavery principles that one land be the most
lsorx<d of the two) should be Vice for the other.
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SAILED.
Ships Courier. for Rio de- Jsnelro, Columbia fos
Charleston; briggs Tuscany Hull Orbit Pernsmbuco #,
Oliver Thompson, Norfolk Margaresta do. General
Marion Wilmington; and others.
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REoovERED.-The box of clothing stolen from on
board the steamer Hercules "Wednesday afternoon
by fellow named John Fitzgerald wss yesterday
found in the fire of the by the eff
cient action OF officer Kent Of the Third Ward.
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MEMORANDA.
French bsrk Eugenia. Odot ~ De TN Havrs In bssr
TO Hsrgous Brothers. reported ashore shrevsb1ry
Inlet, succeeded In getting "a on Wednesday night
without receiving any damage.
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ARRIVED.

BELOW.
New ship Richard Golden. from Boston Also bark
aud brss unknown. Wind North west
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became manifest be up leading position In
the profession and coon as be bad sequred come e
gal distneuou hs began to engage In Catholic agitation
Hs family connections % have already stated were
very and to many Of the readers Of Tie Tr.
5Eas 1t probable tina, correct through brief genesl
oxscsl sketch will q, this moment be acceptable.
John oConnell OF Derrynsne. In Kerry raised com.
psny Of foot for James IL the las, male monarch of the
stuart race embodied 4, in his cousn Colonel Msucs
oconues regiment fought brsvey q, the seise of Der
nv. and At the battles Of Aughhm and the BOyne--he
wa, inelade6 in the capitalization OF Limerick, and had
three Sons, Of whom the eldest Maurice. soon died
Hi. second son Daniel oConnen. espoused Mary.
daughter OF Duae oDonoshue Of Amoys Kerry Co.
who brought him twenty two and daughters This
lady the grandmother of the late celebrated oCon-
nell and he frequently alluded 70 her memory In bis
public sPeccoes.
Alta gathering Of lrishuen In London, at the Assem-
sly Room Theoeolds road. in ls+o. Mr.. oconnelI at,
tended aud the place crowded. He said that the
oConnslls were lonshysd race and really one Is apt
incline the opinion that the increasing wre,ched
of his country helped shorten his days he hsd
promised the Repeal and "a good day coming and ie
yer and famine sen, instead.
Al the shove meeting he spoke as follows:
in reading Blackzesfs Mlxa.fzs the other evening
hammered TO slight upon srticls in which the Tory
pro.oects nicely cseuispd and the chances they
oos~sss reduced 10 compste mathematical scale. What
40 YOU think they rely upon a. one OF these chances p
M OconnelL says the article ia now s5' so arr
and ANAL blame 70 mellow can hesp III would
bs Younger n could. but % cant must ee eonseni
But how proceeds the Tory scr'eel he (ar OCsn
nsD h.s but three year more .or. u aim. L.ns ,s
nv family who Immediately preceded ms vss " saen
he d,sd ana be hsd good vork In him I'LL hs wa " sne
II Of ny srssdnotksgs shildrsa~ood b nsrsfss u
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1847-12-04

WDROBATE NOTICE.-Notice is hereby
II given tn all persons interested, that final and
partial settlement accounts have been filed in the
office of the Clerk of the Court of Common Pleas
within and for the county Of Monroe and State of
Ohio, by the executors, administrators and guar.
dians OF the estates Of the following named per-
sons, TO wit:
Samuel H. Rowud, Executor Of Arthur Porter.
Final.
Thomas Griffith, Executor of John Linn. Partial.
Morris Danford, Administrator Of Samuel Dan.
ford. Partial.
John Hilton, Administrator Of James Hilton.
Final. --I.
Isaac Yoho, Administrator Of R. p. Yoho. Fina |
James Lanam s. William Lanam, Executor Q O
Thomas Lanam. Final.
Isaac Conley, Administrator Of Jesse ConIey.
Final.
Elizabeth Robinson, Administrator of Cleland
Robinson. Final.
Hezekiah Safle, Administrator of Charles Saf1e.
Final.
Warren Hollister, Administrator of Elizabeth Yo-
no. Final.
Albert McVeny, Administrator Of Isaac Dillon.
Partial. .t....E
John Kerr, Guardian of Cleland Robinson's heirs.
Final.
William c. Walton, Guardian of Isaac Baldwin,
%lunatlc. Final.
John H. Williams, Administrator of Ephraim
Williams. Final.
That the said accounts are now on file IN said
office, subject to the inspection of all persons in
terested, and are continued until the April term
of said court, lS48, for final settlement and confir-
nation. VIM. OKEY, Clerk.
Oct. 30-3w
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DOAD NOTICE.-Notice is hereby given
IL that application will be made to the Com
missioners Of Monroe county, at their next ses-
sion, to be held on the first Monday of December
next, for an order to lay out a road, commencing
at the mouth of the lane that runs past Joshua
Anderson's house, in Union township, that he
lives in now, and Town said lane below the house,
and thence 10 the mouth OF a lane that runs be.
tween Joshua Anderson and John Casner, and
thence up said lane to the end of said lane, and
thence inside of Mr.. Casner's field, and thence up
TO the run that comes down from Fuller's coal
bank, and thence up said run IN either side that
10 the best, until it comes up opposite to Fuller's
bars, and thence on the west side of SAID run up
to the mouth of Fuller's lane, and thence up said
lane 10 the state road, and thence west on said road
TO the mouth of Thomas Young's lane to a stake,
and thence south along the road that leads to or
near Thomas Gilkerson's fence, and thence to the
lane near the school house, and thence along on
the line south between Thomas Gilkerson and 10.
seph Gibson, and on said line to a stake, nearly op.
posite a lane that runs east and west through G.
w. Browns land, and thence to a stake in said
lane, and thence westward through said lane, and
thence the best route to the old ford near John
Clevinger's meadow, and thence along the east
side of the meadow fence to a stake near a run,
and west up said run SO as not to 90 inside of Clev-
inger's fields up to the county or state road Il in
said county.
Gets. A PETITIONER.
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The Great Preventive Medicine.

"HOUGH WRIGHTS LNDLAN TEOE-
IL TABLE PILLS have achieved triumuh
upon triumph, in the cure of obstinate cases Of dis.
ease, even after they had been entirely given %.
and after all other remedies had failed, yet their
power OF prevention may be Justly esteemed their
GROWING GLORY! -
"Storms, :" II Is sand, ''purify the air" but storms
do mischief also, and are SO far an evil. Were n
within human power to maintain the $500 -.
ELECTRICAL EQUILIBRIUM .19d
between the earth and air. there would be no CO.
| casion for storms, for the air would always be puno.
So Of the human body. IF kept free from NOR.
bid humors, the action is regular and healthy.-i
But If those humors are allowed TO accumulate
crisis, or, 10 other words. 4 storm, will arise.
which is always more OF less dangerous. 5t,4 y
WRIGHT'S INDIAN VEGETABLE PILLS.
are equally well calculated to prevent the storm.
or TO allay il when it comes. But 49,
PREVENTION is BETTER THAN CURE.
besides being cheaper and less troublesome. The
delay of a day in the commencement of s,ckues.
has often proved fatal, and always renderst The case
more difficult to manage. LTs
Let the sickness be caused by 49,,
CHANGES OF WEATHER, -
high living, want of exercise, close confinement
functionary arrangement. or anything else, tho
effect upon the body is much the same-is equally
dangerous, and movable by the same means.
HAVE YOU A COLD!
Let it not ripen into Consumption. Are you Dys-a
peptie' Beware of the hypochondria. Two Pills
taken every other night on an empty stomach, for
a short time, will, in nine cases out of ten, cure
the Dyspepsia, and thereby drive away the legion
of "devils blue" For Headache, no medicine II
is superior to WRIGHT'S INDIAN VEGETA-
LEPlLLS. Costiveness, that prolific mother
of disease, is caused by a torpid state of the liver.s
which these Pills effectually cures. By striking
at the root of disease, Wright's Indian Vegetable
Pills prevent all and cure all. They can hardly
ever be taken amiss, If used with common discre-
ton; and we commend them to the use of those
who have not yet tried them. ,
AGENTS IN MONROE COUNTY.
J. A. s. G.. H. Davenport, Woodsfield. }less
Bidenharn & Benninghaus. Lewisville. fN01i)
Welsh s. Thompson, Beallsville. -
]. R. g. J. Morris, Antioch. -
Charles Hare, Summerfeld. ilif 5aS
Qo-ofics devoted exclusively to tho sale Of
WRIGHr's INDIAN VEGETABLE Pills, whole-,
ale and retail, 1859 Race street. Philadelphia; 2S8
Greenwich street, New York; and 1913 TremontS
treet, Boston. va
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OAD N%OTICE.-A petition will be pre-

EDOAD NOTICE.-A petition will be pre-
HI sented to the Commissioners of Monroe
county, at their next session in December, pray
In for q vacation of SO much of the old road lead.
ing from Woodsfeld to Marietta as runs across
the landso Vincent Worstel, Mary Crow, Vincent
Bonar, Silas M. C. Bonar, Edward X. Ste yard,
and others; beginning for the game across the
creek opposite the mouth of the road fork of Duck
creek in Elk township in the county aforesaid,
running thence across the ridge to Harrietsville;
for the following reasons, to wit: said road as de.
scribed above is not of general utility, or required
for the public convenience, being rough and very
billy. and there being another rpad following the
creek and nearly level, running from the mouth of
said road fork to Harriets1ille, and which is the
only road usad for general travel; the part now
sought to be vacated having been shut up for a
number at years, and out Of use, end if not vacated
only serves to injure the land without being ofany
public use or convenience.
Oct 80. APETITIONER.