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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-08-14

STEAMBOAT AcCIDENT.-The Belle of Hatchie,
a Memphis packet, struck a snag about miles above
Helena on the night OF the 3Oth ult and her hull sunk
in about minutes The hurricane deck hoaied on,
with some - persons H. officers hands and passen
gers who taken from it By the Pike No. :, about
midnight Immediately the boats striking the snsg,
says a statement in the Memphis Enquirer Of % inst.
q One OF the deck hands took the yawl and went
ashore alone The Waterman, who was forward, was
washed overheard and swan ashore 100 or $50 yards
10 the Arkansas side The mate climbed up the jack
staff As the boat settled, and saved -Four deck
hands went overheard and were drowned. There was
one lady on board Capt Joyces wife Of Memphis with
her little child
When she felt the BOAT sinking, she gave her child
20 named Nat Harbert. and told him 20 save the
child. if she should be drowned. He leaped over
board with il and ashore distance of 800 yards
below the boat He was nearly exhausted, but saved
the childperiorming heroic and prsiseworthy deed
The lady aterwsrd got out Of the cabin and drawn
up on the hurricane deck and saved
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HIGH SCHOOL DICTIONARY.
oREELEYA nrELRATH,

A HIGH SCHOOL PRONOUSCISG DlCIlONAh1
y u he English language abridged from ne Anlrclh
Dictionary Of Noah Weisier Ii D win soeeni-d FocAp-
glsres u Classical. Scripture and Modem Oeosfapilcai
names: By William Webster
Tissis neal dudec.rno volume q 80 pages snc i de-
ed 10 rrish for schools vocabulary u he more COM
mn word. winch constitute tie body d Cur anguage
with numerous technical terms n he sciences ana ars .i
many words and phrases from Otter angasrs ehcn - =
90. r~f gi.r ir Frgsh hoOss with bnef defninOn ~
each such psrcp.e- are also sdlecuye nave Drrl E
serd immei aeiy after their verbs. vel p rose W c
are or not Of easy formation. but mostly winolI
definition their meaning may - easily de11cel IRON ~
primitive under which they stand Irregular pufals are
ve In his work a. ~ he puras u nouns On ~ mere
being great tendency even among good wrera 70 l-s-
nuras ofts cass slb0nef o. The work are also accel
gocsuisres II Greek Latin and Scripture proper names
Ard III Of modern Geographical names, viii uef pro
u0urcisn01 a. given by the latest aUthOrues.
The orhograrhv and prenouncat0n in itis volume are
made 10 CORRESPOND closely with the recent editions u Dr.
Websiers WORKS suet under the edorsp OF ffoL Oooa-
rch d Ya'e College. Published and for sac 1y,
yls HUNTINGTON SAVAGE. 2i6 Pear-si y. Y.
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Domestic Ports.

BALTIMORE. Az iAu shrs susse1 Dolby. Boston. rlon
Bangs. Prov dense .Cd tf1 keec- futo 81 johns NJ k
Jase stafford, Nofis ken Rret, Iagu and Porto RIO si
tlfi stella Oliver iondoni indos l. Brou - johns, NJ brig
q ef Brown, pnufiat.
HANGo., Aug AR .chrs Gassates. Nloni AAamha, Bln
chad Bfan5 ~s. Paul strflag Pser Leos Parker anl
Hero Eaton bsfon Ct. Asou. frfc- Dgdou hrs Hal
gon Nsas- ana Mana fa Bsris frofi5elce hstseJ A-
Tar-s. and urcut Bostnu.
BAfH Avg AR brs fasnr-r Merrill Bsnore. Aber; Pear
hakmsa Philadelphia isnaftuc, Reed. Niorsi Cufnialu
shepherd. Hsird Cor-nc Nrk-fson. Frovteu- saei sch
hrsgau7s, fleftoa feoui Watsre, Cove Boston Meiea
Brsok uss. 90
BELFAST. Aug AR Cstharne Tiouns. Lynn. Alloy We'd
Bef Salem. ouiaro Burgess Bangor Or Bsui Klraie Bral
o. crsoe Daring fn~eTsi hansof af Bosioa SAILED pal
breed Iilnr.l IN. Iynn
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E 1ssszassxl NEW ARRANGEMENT Y

~ PlrTsBURGH,W WHEELING, Ciaes
nat by Morning and ryenln gtrsius ~
HewYors Philsdephis, Baltimore and Cuinbex and, va
out delay. Passengers having choice u day or ,E
travel the MOcnlsins by the great United sales VI
snd Passenger Route Through In ~ hours from New fcn
70 Pittsburgh and Wheeling thence % Cincinnati, ~ Lon
New Orleans and the South and West-passengers scq
directly through By TIE United States Mail Trains.
Leave Nsw-YOrs, foot Of Libery-sI Al AN. and
Pm for Philsde pa and with lines for Baumos
Lea Plsdephis b. 10 p NJ train for Baltimore and %
i've In time connect with II AM train for Piusburxh and
Wheeling, going directly through without delay.
Leave Philadelphia. by Railroad from the cor ofEleyens
and Market sts al AM for Baltimore and arrive 10 ms
10 connect with Pm train for Pitsb1rgh and Wheehnk
and going directly ihrOu gh without delay.
Leave Philadephis BY steamboat 4 from Docs a.
wharf Sundays excepted,) and lodge In Baltimore.
The only Inc on sunday from Philadelphia tor Baltimore
10 by Railroad, At l0PM.
wd Lss :ss s osa AN daily BY the s'S
Leave Cumberland stsPM ard s AM BY twenty daily
lines u the National Road and Good Intent Stage Compsne
and arrive 10 Pittsburgh Wheeling evening sDd ne
following morning
Psssen gers for Psburgh lake the splendid ard nod
ern-bgi teamboas al Brownsville, and thereby hsssonV
~ miles Of staging on the whole
rrstc.ass Steamboats, leave Pittsburgh and hee1ng
lary and Passengers fOr afde without delay 70 CneT
nst and Al other pOrls IN the South and West -.
TAKE NOTICEi-Iickets not sod In New -
PASSENGERS Tor Baltimore, Pittsburgh % Wheeling -
nouce becomes necessary on accouni Of seycrA 60
selling tickets In Tor other lines. snd me 1870
OF slen tickets s1pposng they were snlhOrzod 70 r..
our hrsclass trains 10 Baltimore and the South and
They have no connection with Us. -. =.
For through tickets by this route, apply IN Phisdelpn
the Railroad Ofee, corner Of Msrkei and Eeyenn -
% South Thirdsf; board steamboat Docka rhS'
Fare through from Philadelphia 10 Ptsbafsh W,
Wheeling SIS, with the privilege Of stopping bsnnss
sppiy@ ! L. sLEMMEE :; AZ, Al
or al Greenwich-st.
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ERENCH. SPANISH
MEDICINES.
rFO.ROGER-,- sTOMACHTINC

GEO. ROGER-'s STOMACHTlNCTURE-Ce riain
Nc f1r cholera chOic, cholera morous, and otef
stomach diseases No family traveller should ever De
vgifbutn n ghmeiica and other esiimonias Of IT, hene-
fra properties and curative results cheery submitted 90
nsrecf0u inviie al. during The present scsy season 70
esi H. virtues being really what proifsses 20 be- Ya
se .fo1acfc OF immediate scOn IN IT, alienation Of pam
n vel rs purfer and nvgorsor Of the entire system
Principal depot s Chamhers-si For sale 81 The principal
Ding and book stores None genuine without my written
srrs,lre GEORGE ROGERS. each bottle label su7 y'
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uUuo1.EsALE BOOKSELLERS.

100 HROAUWAT. BETMFFN FILIUN md UEI
STREETS. NEW-IORk-
rIHHE SUBSCRIBERS lvie the notice % country m-f-
chsnfs and others who vsh 20 purchase books IN guam
titles TO their stock in all the departments Of IL
eraiure md School Books
They the publishers u Sanders Spelling and Read
ing Books Wilson's Histories. ThOmsOls An,hmeics,
Hitchcock Geology Grsvs Chemistry, POrer Rhetorical
Reader. McElgOirs Analytical Manual and Young An
syzef Tie Neu-Y0rk CbOTas, Psamod.s,, school sing
er, Young Choir Young Meods ard many onef POP. Or
works All books wanted which are moi hand, are 1y-
uished on short notice.
Particular attention VIII be paid 20 al orders rom uer-
chants and private individuals. sent by mail or otherwise
for Theological Miscellaneous and School Books, and no
pains viii BE spared % complete all such orders % the salts
faction o. Correspondents.
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MEDICINES.
nArrrrnr EXTRA

r~AMAS BY THE NAME OF ANDREWS, ons Of ne
60 p---f. Of Ne ster's Oiuuneu. anf souie otef
49,, under tbe usre 81 Sknsn. Thompson Co nase
5vei r.r by the nsme q Jarob Iswnsend 70 Ise -
TTv-.s-Ss Ssrssus-llA- &C AID wish 10 sell u a. ne
zrr.ine and or irsl Or. T0~usent's >arsapsna lns
Tgzrsend has been employed IN feddng Books ol N-l
her N gesr- before be g0i this s-la1on The plohe ss
~.u- rot % b deceived snd purchase none Y hey WISH
d. gerure bu such put Up IN splendid see ~
OTce. - fuf0usL
nR roWrsENpis sARsAPARILLA-
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1919 NOTICE To MERCHANTS. Il

IOfOs In conseqnence Of he frequent Claims 70 Il
ayes presented against the forwariers u merehse
he Western Canals, arising from the absuscnoo 80
from packages imperectly secured the Board o. -
ers OF the City OF NcwYork have felt Il heif duty ~
FOR he security OF the merchants themselves 70 s''
following resolution, viz: -
Resosed That We win not receipt a. In shipping 80
any boxed or cases Of dry goods, hsD. cape, anS g
boots or shoes destined for the West unless seen ~
cases are properly tspet and sealed when snP2s 49,. an
less such boxes cssks well strapped o. noep
shipment Ii N HOLE rf W.
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SCHOOLS.


.VFCB4SIC~' SOCIETY rCHOOI.-Ihs
WI Insrr1con. situated ~ broad~yf 80 rt.i.lx
,bruugh % Crosby-sr vii b reoPeued On hVNDAi -
SIR asy q August TIE ocarou 70 oenfa ana "arJ |" No
cess from a. paris o. the cry. ,.......t -,
The coarse q Instruction IN his insfiatrn ~ inst
oruuz n and practical cha-scr And d-sgn'a ~ pny
% cultivate and expsnd the ntrl~cna p"&'fs -l -
erghieu mind and improve ne trsn 80 A. rinhsniJ
10 G1alffy ne pupils for t1tlr- usefulness
The Mae Depsr-n~rf vii - under ne INN
Vi..o- ofMr james McEAgot, - Prndp- nsssi-d ~
IL other Tescters a. 4 whom Afr bon y iArnH ~ ~
p-r-uce vel cu1fet discharge Ne important 'lurs
Witch have beer iutr1sfec ~ hem
The Female Deparu-r- VII confirms under NJ chsr3S
Of Ms. Mary Bear - Principal assisted uy ~ oth-f
Young ladies' A. whom. only - MI - p-rf men
ia end0rne-fs and lterAy sffa-nn~n- 40 y i-f
high roral charzcier a~zhe and arnis fnirni Afc
pleasing u,auuers. are pecllsry quail n lAF- ~
crarze u ose young scies who may be par ~ ne -
sIllor.
The system Of TEACHING IN his Institution = BY separate
DepGrreuts A. n Our C0-ges-eaeh Teaeh-r havinH %
charge Of - the pupils Who are Parslng any pHuel
ar branch 0fsucy. 49,,
Th- two Dspsrruen,s are entirely distinct ard discon-
uectAd-the entrarce 10 The Female Department being from
Broadway AID thafto tie Mae Department from Crosby
Appcaror Tor admission into ether OF ne D-p .mrn--
nav 81 made 10 he Principal or 90 any o. ne ip-2~ng
named gelflerrer who compose me Sen9o Col,l---
Henry 7 ingalls, Geo " FzruhAn- Ihoms. ksre,
Inns " Stevens J. ]. 3 Marvel J. Z Ch4fls.oyl-'
James Morris. william BRADY rftlels r conoAs
John P Moore George Endcoti- Jsin-- fhyfe
iyz In LYMAN COBB. sesyof school Commiiiee-
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1 AWFUL MURDRR-MAgneuc Powders FOR the
IL destruction OF al kinds Of insects COckrOache-
Moths, Ants Flies Mosquitoes Bedbugs and various other
Insects Also Pulls for the destruction OF Rats and Nice
within five minutes seg being thrown into their vicinity
Warranted without poison Certificates Of Me-srs Preston
Hodges Carlton House, SIR ;. Thayer COzzens, Amer
car ho'e and others OF the highest respecaofy Price
- cents each.
aus 2Fs z LYON co. 30 Broadway
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statistics Of the War.


The whole number of Americans W no were killed
la the war including the line Of the Rio Grande
and that OF Vera Cruz, IL estimated at 1000 and the
wounded At 1900. Its impossible 10 say how many Of
ite latter have died in consequence Of their wounds
but we should suppose not less than oneiourth say
100 making in all 900 deaths from battle.
This however, bears but small portion to the num-
Der who have sunk under disease
We state under the authority of several officers Of
rank tina; the left flank of the Castle OF Peroic there
are COO American graves, all victims OF disease
sill larger number perishea in the Capitalize
deaths there for considerable time thousand
aoHky and we learn that at no time did they fall below
500 10 400.
The fret Mississippi regiment that went on, to the
Rio Granie buried rs the banks OF that river be
fore II into battle and finally brought back
less than third OF their number. They suffered
ireadfally n, Bnena Vista
The hrs, and second Pennsylvsna regiments recent
~ returned. went 500 strong COO each) brought
home about Go of their Original nnmber-RbOut 2eO fell
IN battle nearly 400 died and about COO discharged
A. unfit for duy-how many OF the latter have since
died 10 Of course unknown
Tho 81 and 9Th Tennessee regiments, also recently
returned lost 800 by dcath-ncther OF these regiments
have bscn In action
Capt MAYOR Of Pennsylvania took down company
Of l0s men he brought back scrcnfecE lie entered
tered the battle Of COntreras with 80 men. he brought
10 out Of Il,
The raost frightal instance OF mortality. however
thai we have heard Of In that gallant corps the
Oeorsa Battalion. commanded by gallant and accom-
phshed ofheer, Col seymour They considered
sscdnsted. and actually suffered much less while IN
TIE ower country than when marched into the interior
on the high land. The battalion went to Mexico 4l9
strong about go actually died large number were
discharged with broken down ruined constitutions
and nsny OF Them no doubt have since gone their
graves and the battalion was reduced 10 fkirts ,.y
men III for duty On one parade when certain com.
pany was called, that had mustered upward of 100
men ssagle pirate answered 10 the call and was ia
cole living representative The captain the three lieu
tenants the four serseants and the four corporals
every commissioned and commissioned officer
were dad
We have heard from the officers OF other regiments
details very similar 10 those have given shove which
sy De taken about the r average losses for all the
volunteer regiments The regulars did not suffer TO the
same extent
such Is War such are the results which we arr
called upon 10 rejoice
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GEOLOGY Oh CTScISNArI.-Undero our Office win
dows q vault Is being dug says the CSRcRaafi Cozmcr
cal As II determined 20 down 20 the gravel Il
10 dug very deep Ater digging through various kinds
Of soil chiefly clay At IS feet in depth the workmen
reached stratum Of bae clay which IS Of the char
scteristes Of this region But at ~ feet depth they
reached lar Of rood Of 10 inches IN diameter As this
was several feet below the stratum OF blue clay 1t seems
that this could hardly have been the surface any
tr,e since the memory OF the white settlers tree at
% feet below the top OF the soil indicates that the whole
OF thai depth has been made by deposits
Porkro Ror.-This disease has made its appear
snce in various quarters In this County though We hope
aot 90 generally for two or three years past. a
day or two since Ira Hopkins ESQ OF THIS city brought
10 our osce small lot which he had taken from his
garden ndiscriinstey The top Of the stalks were al
dead and every Potato had begun 10 decay some more
aud some ess week before there was not the sight
est sign OF decay among them We have not heard
OF the disease prevailing very extensively In the coun
Try In certain localities however II 10 ssid o be worse
tasn N any previous year. sAueuTn Adv
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CNKUs w. FIELD * co. II Clf-st offer Tor
Ssae reduced prices very large assortment Of paper
The following i part Of their stock now IL store.
5.o0o reslns Of low priced plain and ruled cap.
$40 resrns Of low priced plain and r1ied letier.
1900 Of low priced straw wrapping for shipping
5000 reams q low priced rag wrapping for shipping
1900 reams Of heavy wrapping for grOcers' Use.
1000 feams Of white tea
400 reams Of assorted shoe
$50 reams Of news and book printing
100 re4ms Of cOiorei papers OF Al qualities.
100 resms Of hardware paper 0f az slzes.
500 rearns Of enveop paper.
5000 BE- brown, y hite blue green and red hanging
5000 De binders boards. al numbers
lo,o lbs trunk boards Boston and " Jersey manufacture
5000 lbs straw boards. No. 50 10 100
Aso. fu assortment VI feelings wire cloth, bleaching
border, alum, twne and AZ cher kinds Of paper
ufacturers materials All I'm
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GAYS CANCHALAGUA.-The invslu

GAYS CANCHALAGUA.-Th invaluable and
NJ unique California Medical Plant a. is merits ceve
loped rapidly superseding every medicine. a simple
means Of exciting the healthy acton Of the stomach pre-
serving s tone. 10 feyers, pulmonary complaints and al
diseases which may Be traced 20 constipation Of the bowels
" mpurty Of the blood rs superior efficacy s commencing
to general attention. The proprietor with view 20 cor
jet The same 20 he greatest scrutiny, viii be grafed In
making known 10 physicians and lnvzllds who may be
pleased 10 call Ell the Depot . BROADWAY some Iuest
rsngssbs cures effected and IN progress In his cry
lysl In
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CYRUS W. FIELD ~ co. II Chf-st Offer
- for sale reduced puces very large assortment Of
Paper. The following par Of the stock IN store.
5,o0a reams OF low priced plain and rled cap.
1880 letter.
1900 resms - straw wrapping for shipping
800 rag
1000 reaHs heavy wrapping for grocers' use.
1900 reams white tea
200 assorted shoe.
$500 reaus news and book printing
80 reanls cOlored paper u al quallues.
go reans hard ware 80 sizes.
5000 envelopes
5000 lbs brown. white blue green and red hanging.
iI,o19 ihs. binders bOGrds-s numbers.
llooO lbs. hunk Boston and New-Jersey manu-
facure
5000 lhs. straw boards, Nos 50 20 leo.
Also, full assortment Of fe wire ciOth- bleaching
powder alum, Irvine, and Al other kinds q paper
manufacturer materials. au8 I'm
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I1nEprY AI.nnANhNAC FoR lee.

rI'HlS DAY PUBLISHED by the American and Foreign
AntSavey Society, gnc for sale az their depository al
the following rates For thousand copies, sl for one
hundred copies = for dozen copies ~ cts for sin
gle copy, cis
II earnestly hoped hat he friends Of Liberty through
the country viii do al that they can % give his valuable
work extensive circulation 10 has been cafeuy pre-
pared with special reference 10 the present highly mpor
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tire nstiOn.
Orders. ncOsing the cash. viii be promptly executed and
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EWBANK ON HYDRAULICS

A Nd MECHANlCS-CompIete sets Of this useful work
y In eight parts numbers may SUI be obtained OF any
Of the booksellers. Pnce each No. . cts- All DSW
lust PUBLI-HED-By O. VAIL, at the Beacon
y Office, Fraukin-s qusre, n Y-puce 80 CENTS The
Jew. Reasons for Believing in One God only BY WIN.
Jacobs v This Il work II research, and Interesting
TO the Jew. the Christian. the Scholar and the Philosopher
In press Panes Rights Of Man Tie Monthly Beacon. For
sale. AOIneys RUNE. sc. &C anil 81
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np..E,. nysrNTERY COlIPOTND.-Th

l. valuable preparation for the immediate cure Of me
Dysenery Darrhea. and all summer comp ANTS and can
is dererded upon a. safe and efecmz remedy. II :
free from opium other ingredients that are the least n H
nous For sale By 4 D. Sands 100 FultonsLi Rush-
Ion A Clark 10 Astor House 40 Broadway. H. Johnson
rs Broadway Chas H. Ring ls2 Broadway, and by Drug
Qists generally. hu' lh
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n prRIFICATIDN OF WATFR.-THF Ola
A CARD.

a CARD.
rI,HE CITIZENS or NETWORK are respectfully In
i formed that they obtain Mrs. hIDDERS faF-f4mei
ChoerH-morbus Dyseniery and Darrhra Cordial u the
following named druggists; Rushon CLARK Co 10 Broad
wAv and 10 AstOr House; c H. Ring ~ Broadway; J. 4
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son-si: Deluc Co fArk-row. and SCI Broadway; Eu-
gene D8puty co Broadway H. r. kier-ied. SO Broad.
way: Jsmes Weir. 2f2 Grand-st The Cordial IS well
known Knd 80 generally used that long story =
ssry II any are anacquAnied with H. they obtain cir
calArs q the agents that will give fu directions for
ing these diseases every and form Il adapted 20
the youngest child the Oldest person. and The severe
the disease the better opportunity you have for witnessing
The wonderful power the Cordial possesses Physicians
have looked their dying patients with wonder and aston
s1nen Al seeing them revive and become restored when
the last spark Of life seemed be ckeng and al hope Of
recovery had fed MRS = KIDDER.
yS I'm Inventor ard Proprietor 100 COurt-st Boston.
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AZ. At PRIVATE SALE.

r. At PRIVATE ~ALE-rwo lots simste9 os
-: lie south SIDE OF IweneisL bet" een ine ihliu 1nu
NJ Fourth avenues, nearly opposite 6ranercYpafAi
size of ios q by leo deep each Also two lots on sooth
80 III Tventv between Fourh and Madison ave
nues size OF lots . by 98 IN deep each Also four Ol'
los on east side Of Fourh-avenue corner Of Nneeer
z on ots . bv an deep each Also, ~ lots on north SIDE
M Nne,eenh-st adioinIng. between lrslugplsce and
Fourth avenue: size fl0s - by ~ deep each For Tar
r. r.rti.iiars Nr amply 10 A BLEECkER
~ y fsy Auctoneer. z Broad-st.
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DUBLIC ADMINISTRATORS OrFlCE MOI Nl-slr strret--
hereby gwen ae r-gte lHf nrto Al Qt MICHAEL
CAIRNS Hanover, af@ of the Cry o NeT fors, s
man f.-a.- ulo ALLEGED sFe ffl ut-afe, That I-
he ssd etlie tt@ tl.s Of The fu3c Afnsiraof
lirlsferai ami t.d b. lm According % aT, u1l-s.
fri ty lawful administrator oi IL
s-ce.ef dy isy of August lexDlf-i N~ iork, Jll
- Isfs Iva aufFl JANIS rHAiER Ptlo Airfl-frafor
ytTBiIC ADMINIsTRsTORs OFFICE No Nts.au street
lrty Pr d. relatives ti 1~rf 90 Az % w Ak
NkTTfsON NILS NAILEN. B-nuah. late of the
Cfy Of N-s Yars carver a-is alleged have d-t
ne.tsfe shall ap1g O. ne Surrogate of rs County 90 N-s
Ylrk letters oi afr-u lpou he estate Of he sii as
.e DAY Of August 1-rt a. ok The ior-noa
Dated Nex lork jay d. 80.
g20 lsN4N JANIS !, IHAfkk Public Affnri-fr-'nf
IpUBTIC ADMINISTRATIONS OFFICE -. Na-sa1. street
hereby g-u te relatives and nstt oi IN IF JACOB,
~ re native Tilcy Nassau 0fthe Cty iors
ai0 i@-a-ei Eho tg % hlfe Diet interstate hat -ta
arr % th~ s1at- County OF Ne Yo or tt-rs oi Al
ton upoG 0f fe ssi The 9TH day
August -rt a. oca,k ts i1relonDltsd Nee fari july
n ssS ry-7 -aEfv JAMES ThAiEh faoIc Aiunistfato
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CLETCHRR,s CELEBRATED

i sALNE is sppied with universal success 90 " olnls'
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