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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-08-01

On Monday afternoon, July 3lst, REBEccA ANN,
youngest daughter of William C. and Nancy Dus
sjgnac
The friends and acquaintance of the family
respectfully invited to attend the funeral this after
noon, at O'Clock.
Monday, July a1st SopH,., daughter of William and
Rebecca Wellhausen, aged 10 months and days.
The friends Of the family invited to attend the
funeral at o'clock, on Tuesday afternoon, from No
q Frankfort street
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Married..

July 31st, BY the Rev. Mr. Maben, WILLIAM McCAu
LY, OF this city to MARY youngest daughter of j. @.
Underhill, Esq, of Seacsucus, Nj
On the Both instant, by the Rev E. Lathrop. Mr..
j. RoBByvs, to Miss Ana w. CuAMrSEY, youngest
daughter the late Benz. Champney, Esq.
Eastern papers will please copy
Monday, July 31st by the Rev. j. Smith, Mr.. WV.
Work. to MARY ANN BOYER, all of this city.
Nay heaven smile upon thy Joys
And fill thy hope with girls and boys.
Philadelphia papers please COPY
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LAKE MAHopAc, July u. 1898

am now endeavoring to enjoy myself on this
beautiful lake, but it seems to have lost some of
Its beauties, and even the fish with which 1t
formerly abounded, seem to have been pricked in
the mouth, and refuse to show themselves.
The houses appear thlnly supplied with a few
stad, sober, respectable families, without any of
the life, youth and beauty, that formerly envened
The place, and caused the lake to appear more
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-08-01

WONDERFUL EscArE.-A frightfu scene occurred
at Beverly, East Farms, on Thursday of last
week gentleman named Pool, with his wife
and three children, on his way from Medford to
Rockport, in buggy wagon with chaise top,
stopped on the way side, near the Gloucester
Branch railroad. Himself and one of the children
having alighted, the headsta OF the horse was
slipped over the neck, for the purpose of batting
when the 81 o'clock train passed, the whistle OF
which frightened the horse into full run toward
Manchester. Mrs. Pool and her two youngest
children being IN the vehicle, and having no means
of stopping tie horse she with great presence of
mind, unfastened the back of the chaise and
dropped the eldest child IN the street without In
Jury. The child was taken care of by the neigh
bors on the road. Expecting death as inevitable,
she tried TO toss the youngest child into the arms
OF gentleman whom she passed, but who, fearing
the result, cried out to her to retain the child. She
now gave up all as lost. The frightened animal
was not stopped till it arrived a. Decker's Hotel,
in Manchester, where number of individuals
placed themselves across the road and succeeded
in OBTAINING the runaway. The lady was taken
into the hotel in very exhausted and falntlng
state 1t is truly astonishing that none of the
family were seriously injured. -Satcm Register,
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the people Of Great Britain, to whom they doubt
bear the relative position those this city do
to the people of this country but they pro-
pery constituted to the purposes of foreign in
surance and those who have become connected with
them their heirs executors will find it out when
it is too late to apply the remedy.
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Law Intelligence.

SUPREME CouRr, July 31.-SrEcrAL TERM.-Before
Justice Hurlbut.
Paudt Us. Paudt.-Order allowing alimony during
tendency Of suit and order of reference to ascertain
same.
Murphy rs Muphy-Referred back for further
Hannelan Rutherford Report Of referee con.
irmed
The City Fire Insurance Company Us. Patterson
Motion for resale denied.
Colgate u.s. EHou-Order restraining defendants
according to prayer without prejudice to defendants
to move to vacate same after answer.
SO ' costs u.s. Tor reference denied with
ereat denied with $40 costs.
White White.-Motion for reference denied.
WestcoH Us. PiaH.-Motion to dissolve injunction
denied with $40 costs and order of reference to ap
point receiver.
dissolved and motion Tor injunction and receiver de-
MED, with $40 costs.
CRa5ert rs La6atua-Decree Diminishing bill, with
costs.
For as. characterization for injunction denied,
with $40 costs.
After hearing some unimportant motions, the Court
adjourned to the LIST September next.
SUPREME CouRr-STArIsrIcs-The New York Oyer
and Termner Circuit Court special term the Su
preme Court held by Justice Hurlburt at the same
menced the first Monday of July, and continued
four weeks and day. No criminal business wa,
S ths of Ss Of % 10
term was taken up the third Monday of the term,
and occupied the residue of t22 DEGREES in calendar
caIsee ~ saasy Men0 . ~ -, ~ ~, a.s; ~ a
o. law ana In elu.y, wele nea.o anu anu
zoo ing ar ssrs
q. sn Meie enseiea Huiins .ne tei neis
were ie Eoo n;, Two crmhai cases anu
~ Eo M; th r:rrunr VII, t onca nsr;vp tpe
o. srom % tne Wi, az onSs Ps.oesG .I
nt . vi @ % t'ne, % ..s " o
S a;, .t n sS us ;I, s LII; t s Ie os
t% spoJoy, e pT;oP1 va" SUI uos w. us0u 80
th PUpS C " ~; tls q" ,oas evSH sostoo' y,
u % Su A. ~ ~. .n =, N'u w. an" 'ioa'i"s no
same n"nioer luz 'ne ci'y VI view iorh
SUPERIOR Court, July 31-Ar CHAMBERs-Before
Chief Justice Oakley and Mr.. Justice Landlord
Joseph Hancor Us. the NeW York and Erie Railroad
Company-The plaintiff in the cause Is owner OF the
steamboat Buffalo In the early part Of July he filed
statement Of facts of which the following Is the sub
stance, to wit: That ne, the plaintiff was owner
of the said steamboat Buffalo, Of New York that
he had been, and was at the time OF hing the
paper engaged In running said steamboat, for
carrying freight and passengers from this city to
the Fishing Banks, OIL Sandy Hook, on three or
more days OF every week, by which enterprise ne
subjected himself to great outlay in lifting out and
manning, victualng, NC said boat That defendants
are corporation created by an act OF the
entitled IAN act to incorporate the New ork ana Erie
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-08-01

The Cincinnati Commercial says We saw in the
Fifth street market, yesterday peaches of the very
largest size-rch juicy, red and golden clings,
of which measured eight inches in circumference
They sold at the rate Of So SO per bushe The peach
crop of the present year, like all other crops, is
usually plentiful
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-08-01

The Hest Quality OF French Boots can be
found cheapest at friend Younss opposite Office
Fulton and His hest French Boots only So
coed tho best So 81 in other fine Calf 50 90
ally - 81 and 50; CATERS, &C. equally low Military
should all get their Boots Of Young THE DOCTOR
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-08-01

Fine New Teas-Just received from recent
importston Of choice ten
which having heen bouht for cash. will be sold
prices By the chest half chest by o. FOWLER 80
and 42 Greenwich and 70 vesey Country
large generally will lind the teas worthy Of trial
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The "Rlchelleuv Ola
Diamond Pointed Gold

Tne "ttlchel1eu" Diamond Pointed Gold
PENS sold BY r. WATSON CO. No. 10 Wall street. are
best and cheapest pens The points
Aso Gold aud retail reduced prices
rensr rem ired
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&l5 REWARD WILL BE PAID FOR THE RECOVERY

I'D REWARD WILL BE PAID FOR THE RECOVERY
R~O Of the body Of Henry j. Merriam aged 10 suppos
ed have been drowned while fishing In Harlem River Wed
nesdsy July 18th. Had black straw hat plaid worsed
Jacket vest pantaoons Of small check and
shtes Apply At the residence Of his mother Mrs Anna NJ Me-
riam, No. N6 4th Avenue.
I 0sT-S REwARD.--TN THE NEIGHBORHoOD OF
II Court,ndt street Friday last about o'clock the
ming small pocket book containing three dollar gold pieces
the property poor boy returning his friends being
discharged from the U. A. Whoever may have found H. wifi
be rewarded BY leaving IL at the office Of the Herald ~
CONvERsATIONS FRANCHISES, OR FRENCH TAUGHT
~ on the Oral SYSTEM enabling speak from the First les
sons and nsurn ease and fueny pupils but
dhcient in speaking Tuition thoe IN rrivatcIv
s. month Families and Schools attended Please address
MVNS Dk 81, PIERRE, Natn dc Paris, 30 Broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-08-01

CAPTAINS AND PERSONS GOING TO SEA SHOULD
~ possess Dr. Raphs Practical Private Trcatee All The re-
cpcs faithfully gwen In plain Language, equally useful in
every place for The medicine Chest rh edition. 2 PIP
Price 81 May be had Of the Author " Greenwich street. " y
poet, mailed fVs.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-08-01

nR RALPH, AUTHOR OF THE "PRACTICAL PRIVATE
Treatise &c, IS Grcenw eh stree1fhce hours TO
Stool NJ Sunday sxcepted Those who apply in the early
stages will be SURPRISED ~ the ap and little nconvennce
attending cure chiefly however those who have uf
red from certain class Of people otherwise who pro-
pry apprec his In structure from its first Incl
pent 10 It's morv advanced distressing staxes iron
addition TO extensive practice in this
compan he afford rapid easy and radical cure which,
in America.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-08-01

GRAND PANORAMA OF TAYL.OR'S CAMPAIGN IN
~ Mexico at the Minerva Rooms 4O6 Broadway Sherman
TOuseys Mammoth Panorama shows the perfect and
beautiful manner the Marches Encampmen Battles and all
the stirring incidents Of General Tayors operations Mexico
commences moving at o'clock precisely Admission Is
cents-no half price No charge for descriptive pamphes
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WILL REOPEN ON WEDNESDAY, AUGUST @ FOR A
w short time only Banvars New Double Mammoth Panor
of the Missouri and Mississippi Rivers showing country
twenty three hundred miles being by far the largest pain
the world and Of the largest Rivers globe extending
than twenty degrees latitude Open evening
50 cents children half price. moving
at o'clock Afternoon performances Wcdn and Satur
dave att o'cln
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THE CAMPBELLS ARE COMING.-THE ORIGINAL AND
l. nimitabe Campbell MnsreIs whose concerts have re-
seyed such an patronage from the elite and
fashion of New England the month"; and elected
from the entire of the East the atering
bestowed upon company Of musicians pleasure
to their return the city, and that they will COM
menoe series Of their nimitabe and highly popular musical
and evening, July 3ls when they will introduce pro-
gamme embracing their songs Dances Concert
will occupy about hour which, in connection other
performances will render it one Of the places
to spend Afternoon and .ug in the ctv
The Concert will 80 o'clock the even
Cards Of admission rs which will gain admit
tanc tn all parts of the
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-08-01

CAST-0FF CLOTHING, JEwELRY, FIRE ARMS, 20
" Wanted-Lades Gentlemen wishing their
enec into cash. will obtain full value for the BY
addressing the subscriber through the poce or otherwise
who will attend them their residences BY appointments
H.. LEVETT, 2Wan-strcet, New YORK.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-08-01

NEW YORK YACHT CLUB-AT TILE SECOND GENERAL
Meeting held on the 18th Instant il resolved
squadron start on the annual excursion the first Of August
next and proceed TO Sandy Hook and from thence
place shall be asresd uPon The Yachts rendezvous
day at the Club House, Eyan Fields by three o'clock Dinner
at half past three. q, r. JB OWDOIN
July 10. 1S4S. Recording Secretary.
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q AsTLE GARpEN-PERrORMANCE TO COMxENcE az

~ Sococa Admission 25 cents children half price, Nansx
ing Director Mr. George HolandTueday Evening Augustl
VIII be Performed request the interesting dramat
of NAPOLEON'S OLD GUARD-Lord Beauvile Mr. Rhpr;
Henry Mr. Clark Rawson NJ Bescksr navresac NJ Mex
sONGS-Miss Phillips and Mrs H. Phillips MEDLEY OVER
TuRE-Orehestra To conclude with the aftereee Of tlo
5OuBIE BEDDED ROOM-Mr. Dulrimer Pipes, Mr. G, HoL
land; Major Minus, Mr. Nickirson Mrs Deputy Lonax Ma
Vernon Nancy Spigot Miss Nichcnson -
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WI Grand and Broome streets Positively the week Of the
during which the annual benefit Of several members
Of the company win take place. Tuesday August every
night during the week For the Benefit Of G. N Chrsy The
the rast ten months have heen received with such distinguished
favor and patronage have the honor Of
to the continuation Of their unexamped success they will re
main in this city and give their inmabe entertainments r
week Admission Is cents Doors open ct z Con-
cert commencing at o'clock On Saturday, August g. an
afternoon Concert commencing at o'clock Mansger
Director f. p CHRiSTY
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pARIsIAN pYEING AND REFINIsHING ESTABLISH
Il ment-COURT DESCHAUX, n John street, New York,
awarded Of Silver Medals ready execute In the best
style all Of Goods Sewing SILK Trans. SO, Zphyr
Worsted Wooen Yarns Cotton Yarns &C. damaged and faded
Goods; ladies and Centlemens garments, &c.
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DROPOSAIS-THE LOUISIANA Pilots ASSOCIATION
purchase Pilot Boats from to seven.
burthen daugh when in ballast exceed est
eight feet three inches
years old with good for SIX Pilots with open
wearing apparel in good order the boats viii be fully
equipped ready for coppered and
Agent Of the Louisiana Pilots Association. New Orleans
The said Proposals to DO sent on or about the LIST TO the 18th
particular in describing the boats mnutelyter age sailing
qualities the materials and dimensions their bulls and spars
price, &C. &C. Let be understood that first class sail
ing sea boats built Of the very best materials
fI1 DAVID SHEPHERD
H.I. CYRUS LAMONT,
HENRY JOHNSON,
WNY.PITTEE
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RROADWAY NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. EyENING ANA I

- he entertainments win with the 4th
Ssanx OF me Grand Asiatic ballet called LAmEE
ENTAt tlsaoN-Nadhr Mons Mon plaisir Haidee Mad A.
asn5 nan TO soneqde the "a 80 m M .abIeaas che
Mons MonplaisiT Mazourk Corb wan Mons Cornet
An old Blind Man, Mons. Grosli Mazourka Mad Monnas
Countess Mile A. Buan; Yelver Miss Celeste; Young PoIa
5ee Miss Wadesraye Gent Miss Blneeau Produced
Orchestra. Doors open ~. Dress Ciros and Par
quette 80 cents Family Crces GaII,rv I2 csn,
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4 NASTLE GAKDEN.-THURSDAY EVENING AUGUST
srd 1913 Grand Vocal and instrumental Concert FOR tho
BENEFIT Of the New York Volunteers their rotm
and bravery The following talented Artists have hand
rmes volunteered their services the occa
sion-Madame Anonee Otto Miss Julia Northa Signor BOT
hsin Sgnor Ariti and Franz Retzel r. E AID In Croz
late principal performers in the Steyermasche Musical Com
pany; and also MILE Augusta Miss Vaee Bouxar
have kindly praeed their ssrviceand the volc orchestra Of
Castle Garden Full particulars in programme Wednesday
next Tickets 90 ceno be had the principal Music and
Book Stores and at the ticket office Garden The Con.
cert under the direction Of Mr. Reich Concert o'clock
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LNXTRA PAY, LAND WARRANTS &c-SOLDIERS
II claims promptly secured In
where the deceased soldier has left neither wife, child father
extra pay &c, although not the Bounty Land
77'.N A. N. ROSS III Nassau street.
w RITING, MERCANTILE ARITHMETIC, AND BOOK.
w Keeping, taught by Messrs A. n. WHEELER HIRAM
DIXON No 26l Broadway corner Of Murray street Mr. A. H.
respectfully gives notice that he has associated with hmseM
Hiram Dixon avobly known to the public Pepman
Accountant his urbany of
department. and hereafter the institution will be
Messrs Wheeler and Dixon follows Mr. Wheeler will attend
his day heretofore from 9AM till 5H PM and MI
Dixon will have charge the evening from
shall DO wanting to merit patronage NBOrnamentai Pen
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N IBLOs-AsToR PLACE, NORTHUMBERLAND EVE

i nnE, AuguAt Y EKAND OVERTURE. After which The
popular comedy called WEST I'm the inIsu uEikEs3-
sir iliam Dayentry Ar H. Paeiie; Major Helamy Fass
MT Chppendaie; Percy hlen, W. Earl of sanmore
VT rainier ienor Mt Henry supple Mr Phillips; oeryants
Messrs hyder and Percy Lady lillian Dvcntry Mrs Maede
Mrs. Henry Doors quarter before 7o me ing al
q quarter to 8. Admission 80 cents ~
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TNHE QUEENS HOTEL, OPPOSITE THE GENERAL POST
Office, St Martins lie Grand London-This magnificent
tel having recently undergone extensive attentions great
portion Of 1t newly furn shed will be found trial to have
rival the In point Of accommodation
dete charges The Coffee is Of the largest
comfortable in England Board 81 per day Hot and Cold
Baths. THOMAS SPENCER LENNEY, Manager,
Formerly Chief Steward Of the British Queen Steamship
Reference in New York Mr. G. A. White 6S Cedar street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-08-01

nR POWELL, OCULIsT AURIsT, ETC, ATTENDS
H. daily diseases the Eye and Ear at his surgery 1
Broadway entrance ~ Warren street just published the
cents which be had at his Office also his premium actng
Eye Fountains Are supply Of Artificial Eyes recently Inn
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RARNUM'S AMERICAN MUSEUM-P. T. BARNUN
- Propetor-F Hitchcock Manaser-Two days only-Mour
o'clock and every evening ats The Manager has
his appearance York Campbell Ethiopian knstr
Boa Censreter Three Living orang Ouanga
Highland Mammoth Boys The Giant Baby Admission TO The
whole including Museum Performances &c, - children
under ten ofage and old enough walk alone
Reserved front seats, chilling each extra. r -
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ID Evening Aug will be played . aughabe farce called
the TlPPtRARY LEGACYi or Voice fc m Old Ireland
Lanty Scrmmage Mr. Brougham Mr. Turnem Green Mr. John
Dunn; Bob Gill; Mr. Raymond Lizzy Mrs. Brougham Ia
Ronda Miss Annie Walters After which, the brlesqus
Opera Of LUCY DID SIAMAMOUR-Enrco di Morefat. HI.
Meyer RamOndi Mr.. Phillips Count Edgado Tasts-srus
kaven wood Mr. John Dunn; Lucia Miss Chapman Alice Mis-
Sinclair To conclude with the avore Polka Julien by
federeks and Miss A. Walters Dress Circle and Parquette
cents Family Circle Second tier % Doors open ~
o'clock Curtain riseaat q - - ''|'
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rRorrING-TwO MATCHES

7 MON COURSE, L. L-TR0TTTNG-TWO MATCHES
~ for $780, Thursday August s. 8 oe ock p. NJ Match
for &Oo, mile heats 2O pound wagons, between King
Terrors and Manhattan Albert Coneklia b. King
Iorrorf Whcplsy Manhattan. hlso match fer
s4U, two mile hea harnessa Woodruff Nell
Gwynne; Somerindyke Lady Randolph The
leave South Ferry for the course half past o'clock NJ
and return after the sport Is Tickets for the
Fan Season can be had, BY applying at the office
d. GREENE, Proprietor.
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M 0ST EXTRAORDINARY WORK-TO THE MARRIED.,
WI those contemplating msrriageThe Married Womane
Private Medical Companion by DR. A. NJ Maurceau Sixth ed
ton Price ST. This work meeting with astounding SALE
20 copies have already been disposed off Every
getting copy whether married unmarried although is in
tended especially for the married Secrets
which should be known to them particularly Here every female
discover the causes symptoms and the efficient
dies and most certain mode Of every case "a
Broadway at the publishing Office l29 Liberty New York;
also Meber Co., corner Of Chestnut Third Pha
delph@ Little Co, Albany W.. Davis Boston On Tie
receipt ST. will be transmitted by mail free Of postage
to all parts Of the United States All letters be addressed,
post paid to DR. A. MAURICEAU box 24 New York city
Office l2y Liberty street.
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Room Papers.
THE subscriber is selling ROOM PAPERS at a
great discount from former prices. Those who wish
tobuy Room Papers cheap, will do well to call at the
Bookstore Of REUBEN SAWYER.
Doors NoTth of the Eiet House
THE subscriber is constantly receiving new works
! from the publishers.
Received this morning
Percy Randolph, by Mrs. Goie.
Madisons Exposition OF Odd Fellowship.
Chambers Miscellany, No ID.
REUBEN SAWYER.
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New Goods.

NtW WOOUSs
lust opened at the Auction Room Of CHAS. w
y HOLMES, a large lot OF Prints, Patches, Crash,
Sheetings and Shirtings, Cassmeres, Satines, Doe,
skins, Linens, Hosiery, Linen and Cotton Table
Cloths, Cutlery, Fancy Goods. &C., which will be Of
fered at private sale cheaper than ever.
Bath, March 9, lS4s.
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Removal!

THE Subscriber would inform his friends and pat
rons in this city and vicinity that he has remov-
ed from his old stand TO nearly opposite, lately
cupied by lothian Wormwood. rendering his SINGER
thanks to the public for the liberal patronage which
they have bestowed upon him in time past, he would
remin them that he is prepared to wait upon them
his new stand where he will carry the business o
Tailoring, Cutting, &c. in its different branches as
heretofore. JOHN BOVEY.
Bath, Dec. 10, I847. d35w9
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Notice..

NOTICE is hereby given that by a mortgage deed
dated May 81, 1915, made BY Thomas Voax, Jr. of
Boston, State of Massachusetts,, to John H. Sheppard,
of said Boston, and recorded with the Records tor
Deeds for the County of Lincoln, State of Maine Vol
1872 page 32, claim certain real estate in WisCaset
in said County Of Lincoln, bounded thus South
erly by the Coanty road to Bath, Northeast by land
formerly of John Given, Northwest by land occupied
by John Hilbert, and Southwest by land of freeman
Parker. described in SAID mortgage deed, to
cure the payment of thousand dollars and interest,"
in said mortgage set fortll-the condition of which
mortgage has been broken, by reason whereof claim
a foreclosure of the same. JOHN II. SHEPPARD.
March 10. 1913.
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Assignment.

DUBLIC Nstice is hereby given that MARTHA
L HEDGE and LUCY B. HARTMAN, copartners
in trade, under the firm name of Hedge & Hartman
on the 10Th day of February A. d. ls43, made an as
signment to us of all their stock, real and personal
except such property Is by law exempt from attach
ment for the benefit of their creditors, 10 be equally
distributed among such of them as shall legally be-
come parties to said assignment, one part of which
will be kept at the store OF DAVID OWEN, JR., in
Bath. DAVID OWEN, JR., .
&c. l.. BOOKER, "ss's"eeS
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