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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-07-27

U~p DAILY EXCURSION TO THE ELY
ss!hcsuAN elEhps H2BoKEtNQpqq c ssa E sttey
will make regular trips from Canal and Nineteenth d.
Get the Eiysan Fields Hoboen leaving the above
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-07-27

COUNTY OF ScHoHARIE.
GENERAL TERMS
ls{S4th Monday October, Court House. Schoharie JUS
tices Harris, Watson and Parker.
SPECIAL
lS!7-3d Monday Oct, Court House, Soho Jus Watson
is4s-Thursday after Sd Monday May, do do Harris
Sd Monday October, do do Watson
ls49-Thursday after Sd Monday May do do Paige.
Sd Monday October, do do willard
CIRCUIT COURTS AND COURTS TERMINER.
ls47-lst Monday Of Oct schoharie, Justice Watson.
Aid Monday OF May, do do Harris
LIST do Oct, do do Parker.
ls49-3d do May, do do Paige
LIST do Oct, do do Hand.
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COUNTY OF NENsSALAER.
GENERAL
S4Slst Monday of June Court House, Troy, Justices
Harris, Watson and Parker.
l9l9st Monday of June, Court House, Troy, Justices
Paige, Willard and Hand
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County COLUMBIA.
TERMS.
1854 Monday Of June, Hudson, Justices Harris, Wat
son and Parker.
6493d Monday of June, Hudson, Justices Paige Will
lard and Hand.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-07-27

.Mk FOR L0ND9N-wi,h Despateh--The East sal.
h8Xx} ing coppered and copper fastened shin kEWONT
A8.Captaiq Taylor, having large portion OF ber c,reo
engaged will eel ~ above For balance OF freight or psaage
'I Isidi to WILT rAsssEoIf;
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1847-02-22
9assarbusetts 1entsIature.

SATURDAY, Feb 20.
SENATE Among the petitions presented and refer
red was that of the Vermont and Massachusetts Rail
road Corporation for loan Of State scrip on MORTGAGE
on their property and franchise to an amount not exceed
ing 100000
The House amendments 10 the bill concerning the
Chesea Branch RAJ road Company were concurred in
Passed to be engrossed- our bills aud one resolve.
House. Petitions were presented and referred-Of
Jonathan Warren and Others John w. LINCOLN and
o'hers-severay in aid Of that of George Bowen and
others
There were also large number of memorials con-
eeinins repeal OF the hawker aud pedlar law.
Inc Two blis--to establish the city OF Charestown.
and IN relation TO the Westford Aeadcmy-were sever.
ally passed TO be enacted
Mr. Toman of Boston, from the COMMITTEE on Elec-
TONS, reported leave TO Withdraw the remonstrance of
sundry inhabitants of Dana against the right of Mr..
Richardson to seat as member from that to H. Laid
on the table and ordered TO be printed
Passed 10 be representative bills and four resolves
Report Accepled-Tha it is inexpedient to legislae
on the taxation of deposits in Savings Banks
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Congressional a9rocee0Inns

WASHINGTON. Feb. 10.
SENATE. Mr.. Calhoun addressed the Senate
relative to Wllmot's Proviso, predicting most
fearful consequences to the Union should its
principles be carried out and offered series of
Resolutions
First That the Territories were the common pro
perry Of all the STATES
Second That Congress- as the Agents OF the States
had no right to deprive any Stale Of its foil and equal
right to territory acquired to be acquired
!hrd. hai laws preventing citizens emigrating with
Their property into any territories would vioa,ei the Con-
sunlIon and tend to DIssoLUTIoN or THE UNION.
F0urm That the imposition of any condition upon
new state other than its Constitution which shall be re
Puoncan, conflicts with the cardinal principles of our
system.
Mr.. Calhoun wished that the resolutions should
be printed. He said it was high time for the
South to know where they stood
Mr.. Benton said he could not consent 10 NEGLECT
the business OF the country for such string of
distractions, whose author had hoped that Miss
ourl would support them, but he (Bentonl should
not permit the business of the nation to suffer bv
throwing hrebrands into Congress-
The Navy appropriation Bill was passed.
The Three Million Bill coming up. Senator
Houston declared that in annexing Texas, we as
sumed her war with Mexico and were at war
the very moment annexation took place.
HOUSE. The Joint Resolution passed granting
the Brass Cannon taken at Pensacola bv Gen.
jackson, to the ''Jackson Monument Associa-
ton, Tor statue of Jackson.
Private bills were taken up and many passed
including that for the relief OF the heirs of Paul
jones'
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1847-02-22

A FATAL VALENTINE.-A young woman
named Margaret Craig, who lived as a servant in
house in Broadway, on Monday afternoon re-
ceived a valentine which affected her so fatally
that she procured large dose OF laudanum, and
retired to her bed room, where she took unusual
pains in arranging and curling her hair as if for
ball, and having finished this part of her toilet
she washed her entire person, as is done to dead
bodies preparatory TO the grave clothes being put
on them. She then went into bed, and swallow
ed the contents of large phial of laudanum,
which caused her death this morning. -...W Y.
Jour. Of Com.
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1847-02-22

The WILMor PRovIso.--The provso, the in
terulcung absolutely the existence Of Slavery in
any territory to be acquired from Mexico. has
been engraited, in the House of Representatives.
on the Three Million bill. With this evidence
both OF the power and intentions of the represen.
tatives OF the non .slaveholdig States to monopo-
lie all such territory as may be obtained by
conquest or purchase, from Mexico, will South
ern men consent to the annexation OF an acre of
her soil. For one, we say wen none of To-
and such, we undertake to say, will be the unan.
imous sentiment OF the Southern people.
Richmond JVhig
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1847-02-22

After the meeting at the Tabernacle on Mon
day evening, Jas. Wadsworth, Esq = of Genesee,
who was present, subscribed 1000 bushels of
corn-the farmers wealth, with the farmers lib
erality Hon. M. Fl Grinnell, who was present,
Immediately declared he would convey the corn,
freight free---thus adding in effect, $500 more
Qor the freight costs so cents busheD to the
liberal subscription of $500 by the house of
Grinnell, Minturn, & Gov. Y. COur. y Eng.
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1847-02-22

Nor Yours, BUT MINE, It's stated that Governor
henderson OF Texas, has addressed letter President
FOX protesting against the establishment of territorial
government IN Santa Fe by the United States. unless
with the express understanding that Texas at her ear
hest convenience, shall extend her jurisdiction over that
territory.
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1847-02-22

KENTUCKY SENATOR. On Friday the 9Th ms.
Hon Joseph R. Underwo ID was elected Senator of
the United States from Kentucky, for six ears from the
4th of March next The choice was effected on the 29lh
ballot by an agreement among the Wings to drop their
lowest candidate each successive ballot until choice
should be effected Judge Underwood sterling wing,
OF liberal principles and eminent ability.
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1847-02-22

"STURDY BEGGARs" Our town has been infested
tor some days past with men carrying about subscription
papers and mporlunng citizens for charity TO he
bestowing on parcel of stout abe-bodied tSo-fsted
fellows, Who too lazy work, have uoiuniariiy put
themselves under the control OF one James X Polk 10
do his work Of murder and robbery upon the deienceIess
and miserable people ofMexco Il charity had been ask
ed Tor the destitute aud starving families which many of
these fellows have hearessy deserted it would come
with better grace. But, when the general government
has the control OF the whole wealth of the nation when
every appropriation Of money that il asks for is readily
granted and when the proper equipment and susenance
Of the idle vagabonds which il is enabled 10 entce INTO
its service is its peculiar and bounden duty il is an in.
suit upon our citizens, especially of such as are opposed
to the war, 10 ask aims Of them for such purpose and
IS foul disgrace both the administration and its sup.
pnrters.
When millions of people ,pershing by the slow and ling
erng process Of starvation stretching forth their hands
mPlo ingly to US for aid crying we perish"
how can we account for the stewardship of tie bountes
oil heaven which are committed to our uus If we so
pervert our charity to besow upon the minons of
the government and make that excuse as some have
done, for Withholding from those who are famshng or
for lessenng contributors for their relief?
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1847-02-22

w clergyman is somewhere described as
preaching sermon for the blind, when expatat-
ing on the blessings conferred by the precious
visual organs, he exclaimed, al all were born
blind, what shocking sight it would bel"
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1847-02-22

w El'hu Burnt computes that the English have ex
pended enough in fighting the French to have bought
the whole OF France, at Ella, say so pei acre.
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1847-02-22

CHARITY.-"I fear," said country curate
TO his Hook, "when explained to you, in nv
last charity sermon, that philanthropy was the
love OF our species, you must have understand
me to say specie, which may account for the
srnallness OF the collection. You will prove. |
nope, by your present contribution, that YOU are
no longer laboring under the same mistake"
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1847-02-22

CRY OF ToRoNTo. Mr.. Boullon, on being sworn
into Office, delivered lengthy address to the Council
upon the State Of the ciys affairs. The population of
the city is estimated at % 900 the debt al $4,000.
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1847-02-22

Look OUT FOR ALTERED BILLs,--We understand
that three dollar bills Of the Commercial Bank, Graoit,
lMichgan) broken bank, altered 10 Commercial Bank,
Providence, II. L., are in circulation
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1847-02-22

GT There is nothing additional in the New Yoik pa
pers, in relation to the from Mexico, except that
many vessels with valuable curgoes said 10 have run
the blockade.
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1847-02-22

Iowa The Burlington Hawkeye Of Feb 4, says =
" We have no encouragement to give the people that
Iowa will be represented in The Senate either at the
present session, or for long time to come" Demo
Gratis sill refuse TO go into join ballot Tor choice Of Sem
alors.
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1847-02-22

PoPuALR AMUSEMENT AT BRINLEY HALL-It
will be seen by reference TO our advertising columns.
that Mr. HIPS entertainments are 10 be resumed This
evening at BrnIey Hail. aud in order TO CRAFTY the
public, the beautiful Moral Tableau4 OF Rosina Mead
ows are to be exhibited supported by parry OF taen-
ted ladies and gentlemen. new temperance piece en-
titled The Prize" is also be exhibited with an oo
OF Songs, Dances, &c. such as cannotfail 10 draw
fall and fashionable audience.-A.
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1847-02-22

Two lovely ladies live hard by,
And each a churching goes;
Emma goes there 10 close her eye.
And Jane to eye her clothes.
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1847-02-22

TRANSACTIONS OF THE WORCESTER Co HoRrI-
CULTURAL SOCIETY Our neighbor, George Jacques
has just got out work "a pages large &C ava, with
ihis utle containing brief of the origin of the
Soceiy-lhe charter of Incorpora ton-By Iaw.-F,.
nancIal Concerns-Nolice of the Lbrary-Prospective
0Perahons-Conditions and advantages of membership
and list of the Officers and Members ofthe Society"
TO those who are Interested in Horticultural pursuits,
and especially 10 such have been connected
with the Society or its exhibitions, this will be very
acceptable little WORK, exhibiting does not only the
rise and progress of the Society but the progress and
present state OF the horticulture of the County 1t will
also be something of an aid who seek 10 know
Tee best varieties Of fruits found amongst us. Price %
cents--to be had al all The bookstores
The Kalida venture. [volume] (Kalida, Ohio) 1841-1865, 1847-10-19
THE NEW YORK
SCIENTIF IC AMERICAN.
THIRD YEAR.

1ns popular Scientific and ,Mocbsnicdl
Journal, (Which has already attained thu
largest circulation Of any weekly paper .
the kind IN The world will commence iis
THIRD VOLUME on Saturday Sept 25si
Each number Of The Scientific American
Aon,oins from FIVE 10 SEVEN Olll GIN
saI. MECHANICAL 1ENGRAVINGS: .
catalogue of AMERICAN PATENTS "a:
issued from ihc Patent Office each week
notices ofthe progress Of all 'MEcHAN-
lCAL and SCIENTIFIC inventions; in
structions in the various ARTS and
TRADES. uiih ENGRAVfNGS; curious
PHILOSOPHICAL and CHEMICAL OK
pcrimcnss; The latest RAIL ROAD IN
TELLIGENCE IN EUR OP AND AMER
ICA: all the different MECHANICAL
MOVEMENTS published III series, and III
LtjSTRA1'ED with more Than HUNDRED
ENGRAYINGS, &c. De- VI sihotsl 'ls'
ltsis.in fact q paper that MERITS the
patronage ofall MEG CfIANlC lC)S md MAN
UFACTURERS throughout the UNI TED
STATES, and should be in the hands OF
EVERY UNEthar feels an Interest in the
advancement of Mechanical os Scientific inn
provsunsnts Ill this Couuity.A gsutse'F soa
his pablishodi in QUARF0 FORM, CON
iivsnientyAdapted to BINDING, !, and finished
10 Country Subscribers at the Low PRICE
Of TWO DOLLARS A. YEAR, ON E1
DOI.LAR IN ADVANC and the romain-
der in Six MoniiIsA lAddrcss, .afspf
o. MUM g. co. Publishers,
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.Lee, JMdsOi1 & Lef,
aINqCHANCERY.a
sIyJ;,,,,r, nnvlIIa lsHaiiaaRp ~ illlfs sIF9
J, "a ,,',,s. "A BlH gt FFssssle,ssss

ps. BIZ OF Eorecl0suFe
chsiles G.a ssford eal' baT 5hasls -
|qolIFlllia'l'l' I',a e The sajd Chssissa b
Stafford is horeby notified thai on pthe twenty
eighth ddy ofSsptcfnbcl, Al. D. Sle47, tho
said Hiram Day fledin the Court Of Common
Pleas for the County Of Putnam and Slate
Of Ohio, his bin in Chaucory agsihat the
said Churles G. Saffcrd setting fatih thst Oh
The tenth day Of Dece uber, A. d. 1912, the
fsaid Charles g. Stafford made and doliv-
cred to one james Taylor bis three several
sealcd writings obligatory, dated on the day
|nnd year last aforesaid, Ihs frat Of which is
payable September first, l643, in II pairs Of
Mems cewhide boots and three rairs sof wo-
mems high qaartcred, lined and beund cslf
skin shoes; The second payable May first,
1914, in l6 pEir of mems eowhide boels,
and 4 pairs Of Women's high qpartsred
lined and bound calf skin shees;. and the
third payable January first, ] S45, in EpAns
of Mems cowhids boots, and 3 pairs Of Wo-i
mems high quartercd lined and bound calf
skin shoes; that said boots and shoes ars
worth $2,00; that 10 secure Tie making
and delivery Of said boots and Shoes, The
said Challsss g. Stafford, BY deed duly execu-
led mortgage 10 said James 'raylorin-lols
numbers tweniy-six and twenty y.a6yen in the
town Of Pendlelon in tho County OF Putnam
Ohio; and that said writings obligatory and
mortgage have been assigned d said Hiram
Day BY delivery That said boots and shoes.
have not been. made and del yorod by said,
Stafford as be agreed to do; that there ye-.
mans due and unpaid upon said writings
obligatory tbe said sum Of 5000 ; the object
and payer Of said Bill is that an account may
be takensof what isl due upon said writings
that said mortgage may be fore
closed, erifsad mortgaged premises a two
thirds the appraised value thereof shall
amount to more than shall be fsund due on
said writings obligatory, that the same msybel
sold ID Aaiisfy and discharge said debi. And
the said Charles 6. Stafford is fur,hcr noti-
fed that unless he appear and plead, snsyer
Or dcInurrto said Bill witbinpsixty days after
tho next term OF said Couft, that-at the term
nextafertle expirsiion Of Of said sixtydays.j
The said Hiram Day, will apply 10 said Court,
% take The matters Of said Bil'for confessed
and decree thereon ace5rdinely s'sE
BY JOHN J, OK xERhiAN, as
sfs '''s' s'Ng, s's Atiy. for Compts
D.tad goy,tot,,h6v % ff3Xrya 1895 d1qcv
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my OWN CASE.
! 1'INfcessiIy 8 lhe mother ofinrenIionslo

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s,I,ras .,s,S Co., i,,,ua.,, n,
"'e yoa, ioos, ""s silo'eu w'' ~, 'nv
ss s p,ougn. on Dy 'ne lIse' oo''aa,'i' ano
seaan's;y ,ao'S' ~ =. VA 'lnv was 'ysl'l' n
ws., g '"s Jewei'y BUSINESS e 'ne cy y isew
A, lo'1 Ing ul'ease soon became 80 l'a'n'ul
% .na' T, was lgleea 70 leeye 'he shop 10. my
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= voA.,, n ~, ~ s'hl''YyH9 ou' 'a'n.,y
PnyS,G'a'' X u n, wnose s.rpg'g q ss'il- iI
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,,a; Z D. y f,iy ysse WI 'sellp' Snp pleo
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~ ~ 'IC SSoun',y, Y pps'a'l ron m ea,'pg neafy
d Vo'S q W " - 'ase las reS'H, 'soe spVo'i.u' y.
p'so a,ass ~ sSSS'u''ls! ~ LwY'l' WIN
10y uo'''.l - i,o'ma'A' I1nnoo.'euf, N,,eie
w spent 'il'ee M NV MpeNf, ioln'pw'pg ,pe poe
~ ,.oss Assl'e,l. als.eo, ~ ln ~ uen-
sa,s 49, W 'S'u'nf \ ~ u i''oof' w, 'no''
YpI.l'l'rHleu '1 Y, ser'e n eApeIlser's "a my
ssi; ppugn' i'ilpl,gh's a.p,, sllu clecS'9a'les,
wil'.n wc's @e'e is i''gniy iiceonlnenued, anu
W. M ,H0 e, Lux usvas s'ywns yo'sy "
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een p,oIseu s, non, ny 1iu .neu'oai n9,y,
gSA ds Sr -. N'''aSs ~ MN
aap a..ea ~ !, .Yain conlnol'vsp ,s .ng
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slsi. " use y us'ns .iasl,es'a
anu Y ~, y seep ny oeyc's reg''laI, 'o' aoou,
ll'yi'v' Mnsn M, Was =, psslec'ly cu'eo, anu
''avo nn' nau IL a,'scA snce y course Iny
efYl'pS'ay "as l'sn} eAc'seu ' 70 know wllp'he.
= Tsplp Ploss ai IncScious m :, s s,on o'ae's. r
a,'i aus s9'',o = a''u yne'l any petssSis neYs'e ~
'' ease .i'e.n ssi'e anu y w SUIT
XII p,ss, ! e.oauIeq y, 'esoly :, yia ,''s'apfo
li an'1siu mas !, ,ne ilsi yl,'l WHOM yeIk
81 g"ell ~ Wa ,,1 slhcisa , ana kn0ying now
oao .,: was, anu '''al wus slop py ss'ne 8
n 'n'ns, app'leu ~ 'lo - hno" wna' l'ad Pre-
wv - ipy lsust Sass''Hf 7so'i'ssAa ahq MS
\ aslls ipe n lesselt con'lnueat9 give
te rcs sSs sos,sa,os ga ou w
NY tfsa,'s' as ltns 9ccsNgse'ss q ihei tion
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] ,b5usL. sT. JOHNS sipai
lANTI-BII4LIOUSI PILLS.

"A knowIedge ofthe value Of ilIeso Pills is
Islononceessafy totring them into general
use as a family medicine. Thousands have
| already used them, who give them. a doci
ldcd preference 10 all other kinds. The pro
Iprieier is So confident Of their vriuos that
he has Instructed bis Agents that in case any
person afor giving them trial, docs not
prefer them 10 Grcgory's, Lees, Peters, and
all other Anti-Blllous Pills, If the trouble
will be taken to return NE qbalanee Of The
box, to refund the ewhoIc money! Tbey arc
not like many iofthc ddnck medicines of the
day, held up as an infalliablc cure fonsIl dis
eases, bu, if timely ddminslered will be
fonnd very effacaciouss ip BiIliouss" and re-
mittent fevcrs, fever and ague, costiyeness,
cholic, worms, paiii oflthe bowels, hatulenoo,
indigestion, ,bcprsburn, pain pfths head, lack
or breast, &ct .,s. 49,. g., ba.'
We the Undersigned citizens 6f SehoeS
county, Ohio, have made use ST. Johh's Pills,
either ourselves OF III our families and con
slider fhemhheibcstqPills muse forIi The bill
lious diseases of this Western, ,cgpntIys
VIM. Lang, Prosecuting Attorney; U. P.
Csonrod, Sheriff; W. II. Kcss.eer, County Ro-
corder; John Rosenbergef, isaacI Mundy,
Georgs Si6ner, and isaaca Wisehhn, Justice
of the Peace, Israel r, lIIaines, Joseph Vol
mcr, Seldom Graves, John Shipefelt, sJohn
Michael, Peter Beaver, Alexander Ingram,,
JAmes7 Dolman, William Baugiiet, Michael
Redmond. james O. Pense, sir Appleton,
John Pride,lL. M.lLoouiis, .hMsPati6rson,
Thomas Loyd, Isaac DsWiit, John Swandor,,
Abraham Smith, Benjamin Tomb, Geo.
Chris.Ip, G. Y. Person. W S'Fy'
Il BEWARE OF C0UNTEFEITs.
The great demand for these pills has al
ready induced unprinriplsd men ID soun,er-
felt them. Theapnblc are there cautioned
against purchasing any that syss nbsb signed
BY the, pFoprlerwifh a per upon tloswrappcr
enclosing each box, 10 copntclfeit which
is States Prison offence. y ,3ip,is7'
'sl Sr. Joas's ANT -BfxLroums q l'iiLlr.-By
'feictenceio DOR advertising c6ilhnhs'it will
seenthai these vefyNalasble pilshaye found
there way fn,y eur niJsts I'VE are somewhat
acqqanled,wish their virtues and hesitate nor
IN recommending them TO ihe public Ken
ton Republican saS23s li'v 'Dae hr7
,97asi1gapsd AGE NTsss lqmeps
C.plL Ricey eaigls Kalida' Puinafns Co,
All. Thompsep,ub Myers Mil o.ila
Allen a. Co. Gilboa.
Peter Myers Frarconia,
W.!lIuhilon,fiill aPendleion. lpsaiaF
A.aP: Edgerinnjl salTieksville,o Defsncs Co.
p sbh,ebmal5lA * Indspandppceassa5
y n l!ankIlns,io IGharloe, PsuldngiCo
p; B. Wopdcock, New Rochester.
Al.cn Parker, Antwerp. 9oas oals
$. II. Fmk,gs IN Naphlaulll IEenryC6.
3. B. Abel, 9gioes Providence, Lucus Cd.
kalda, May rs, lls47s e,n lusgss32B.
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+ JOHN ], ACKERMAN

7-1- 1-7-r 1y ~ 51lIv " tNIIA 1fNhI7tINf V9l77
'ess '''aF ~. s's Atty. for Complt.
D,tod September %, fs47. rs S43fw
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QEe. Kulida, Ol lJuly 1896 Ietea lnss9l't
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RlLEYls PATENT OINTMENT.
FOR IYfEl
AON AihE Af''i
" n t1l,a aFnS s I.

' 4, II u u Il s. nv
+, Ihave received, very many certificates and
testimonials as 10 The efficacy pfmy ointment,
only a few of, which can be inserted for want
ofspace. 4 will frsl give q statement Of its
discovery, and cyre. Of I. Y. u. nl,na.
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James matthew's, rDlilssai ailg10y
EllssA " s'' R.s... S@ 'f'fsr's''F'''.
|TyiiE spid. Hugh W. Rsss afshsfd'B npti-
= fsdthaton The twonty-sghlh da' sSp-
tcmbor, A. D. 1877, the said ,Jarnos Mat
|ihovs ofAhe county of .PG,narao, Ohio, filed
Pin the Cour'of Common Plcssio on iRsI colla-
~ of Putnam, and iSlaioD Of Ohisu bin sbl in
Chancery, against the said Hugh W.t Ross,
setting forth that on The 9th day. Of June,
IA. ID, 1914, The said Hugh ". Ross made
his promlssory note TO ono NaIhanid nj.
Creighton for $685. payable nine months
after date. and ts secure the payment q said
note, said Ross tAortgaed 10 saja Creighton,
10y deed duly executsd, Lot number two Of
The division ofopl lslp Nosu s. asd5 @ ~ tie
tpwn Of Gilbss, Putnam 5cauhly,aQ Qhis; that
on. the l2lh Of Juns, le4T,. said Dets asd
mortgage was assigned 10 said james Mat.
thews and the object diide prayor VI which
Billis that n'account'rhayfibs taken 6f tho
amount due on said neie and Mortgage, that
said Mortgage may Bey fprsslcsed, pr shat,if
said premises at two-thirdsthe appraised val
no thereof shall amount lto more ihan what
may be duo, The same may BE- sold ID sali1|Y
and discharge said debt; andffhs said lE|uo|l y
Nv Ross II further nsiifed, thsti ppls1s 81
shall appear; and plead snswsr ~ domp 1t Is
said Bill within sixty days afier the noxt
tsfmlofsai Conrt, that The said times Mini
thews u the term nexfSftcF aihei cxpifstiofl
ofsaid sixty days, willpapplystei ssidl Court
p take the matters Of ssd h3ill for ronfesss A.