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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-07-15

DOWERY SAVINGS BANk-New-YoEt, 18Th
ID Iuly ls.8-DIVID END-The deposiiors are hereby
nor6ed that annual dividend, a me rate Of dse per
nd ess nan i've hundred dollars and four per cent per
anuum on All suus Of FIVE hundred dollars and upward
witch have deposited al east three moths previous 70
sr.f rsant be paid depo-tors and after Monday
he l7h ns during the hours Of business AZ The Bank A.
interest not called for will remain prncps and ara" ih
tsrest accordingly from let instant The Bank open io-
business Mondsys. Thursdays and Saturday, rom W
o,eIock p NJ Al ~ BOwery BY order ofthe Trustees
JAMES MILLS, President
a n coscKss,LL, Secretary. iyh 90
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By Telegraph to the Scw-YOrk Tribune.
AccIdent-1Ir SEWER AT Washington.

BALTinoRE, Thursday, July IL.
Two men, names not known, were ran over by
the rail cars between Frederick and Baltimore
YESTERDAY.
Commissioner Sewer has arrived at w Washington.
Our markets are firm and fair business is doing
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Lire LETTER FROM GES TAYLoR.-The follow.
ing letter is an answer 10 the Resolutions of the
Youhg Mems Taylor Convention held in Phila
delphia on the 10Th Of May lsis
Philadelphia Inquirer, l4th.
baron RoUGE, la. June 90 ls4s.
stR. have the honor TO acknowledge the receip, OF
vonr polite communication OF the 22d ult enclosing
copy Of the proceedings OF the Young Men Taylor 'oH
yen,ion held in Philadelphia on the Goth uli.
FOR the distinguished mark Of confidence reposed IN
me by thus nominating me for the Presidency De
pleased to offer them my profound acknowledge ment
and TO inform them that their nomination Is grS'eaiy
accepted with great respect | am, Sir,
Your obedent rvsnt,
q. TAYLOR.
Mr.. ]. II. Bryant, Secretary, SC. Phiadelphia
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I'D. xyius, yVIas, Wig

~ Wigs. Wigs. Wigs.-MEpHURsr HEARD
importers and manufacturers Of Human Hair would inform
czens and strangers they have on hand the largest.
the cheapest and the best assortment Of wigs scaps, half
wigs upees brads Of long hair frzeites, rnglets and
other ornamental hair, which for price aud qusy are un
Maiden lane NeT-YOrk lc<< I'M
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- The FredoAia Censor says that, in conse-
quenee Of dissatisfaction with the course OF the Frsdo
MA Express and MayvHs Seatiael-the Loco-Foco pa.
persn Chautsuque Co.the Landowners ofthst County
intend establishing new paper jamestown or May
vile TO advocate their principles
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anAan IN THE COUNTRY.

ATTtIE PARk HOUSE, Orange, New Jersey- moss
country residence during the summer months
pleasantly located In OF he most healthy towns In the
nion-sn hours ride from NewYork with which there 10
hsau ent Tally communication by railroad.
isis i'm. J. r BALDWIN Proprietor.
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~ WIS and Toupees Bachelors new invented
VIE and soaps are far advance Of any hitherto offered
10 the public for hghnsss, durability and nNura sppea
snce thew are unequaled AL persons wishing hfsIs-s
Wig or scalp should not fail 20 call AZ the manuiacory ot W.
BACHELOR Wall-st. Broadway. before Lufcnss
ing elsewhere Private rooms for htng wigs Jyolho&lu
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ton of the Delta Phi Society vii he held IN he City Of New
York Thursday, the 9TH and Friday 3h OF July 1873
Hotel In Corland-st Thursday evening Al o'clock
Members II the Society cordially Invited TO Attend
iylfI5.zO7s
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WATERING PLACE.

sEACONNETT HOUSE. NARRA0ANsETT BAY, r. Il:
s.. THIS HOUSE wiz be opened for tho reception q
II. ysers and boarders the 18th Of jane II IA located
- on the Eastern shore of Eauaganseu Bay, 10 sgm u
Newport 10 miles from al River and Il from New Bedford
The bathing Ia unsurpassed game and nsh abundan'
the pnce Of board moderate Every attention viii % pzio
TO secure the comfort and satisfaction OF those who may pa
ronize the establishment stage alternate days 10
and from New Bedford. Arrangements VIII DO nisds for
the conveyance passengers 10 and rom Fail River on me
ing ear. rom Bo.ton JOSEPH COE
Little Compton, r. 4 Msy "A, 1913. myD eodAui
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- The Western Neu- Yorker OF the 18th inst.
publisher At Warsaw. the residence OF James R. Doc
ii,tle Esq SAYS We are are authorized by Mr. Doc
little TO say that in the letter OF Gen. Taylor 20 him
there nothing that commits him in favor Of or in op
position to any measures OF public or domestic policy
or for or against the extension of Slavery into the
Territories to be- organized in Oregon California or
New Mexico and that Mr. D. has no knowledge OF any
letter public or private from Gen Taylor unless it be
the letter to Capt Allison, which expresses his views
upon these subjects
DESTRUCTIVE FIRE Al bosToS.-On Wednes
day evening at O'Clock fire broke out In Cook & Ad
snss stable in Hudsonst extending through 10 Albany
and Howard .ts The flames spread IN few moments
TO Herrinss slate yard and buildings. Freemsns sta
bles. Robertson & Moulton's carpenter-shop Bowker
Hofs do. Lngley. whitesmith Hoi,s. copper smith
All were burned out several houses also IN the ycini
~ were burned, and more or less insured. Loss up
ward Of $4,000 The ire was the work OF an incendi
ary The Post estinstes the loss at $50 600.
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GENERAL NOTICES.
= neltn PhI Cnnvrntinn.-The General COM

70 Phrenoiogi-fs and Publishers, fovLEss 4
WELLS, Clinton Hall, l3l Nassau-st. n Y.
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- The Loco-Foco Central Committee Of
Pennsylvania have called State Convention 70 be held
al Harrisburg on the 30th OF August
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r. Sew-York Water-Cure Establishment,
IN p.ir.on N n Praprietor.-This establish

men i uptown IN one Of the most pleasant and healthy
psrs II the city containing sixty rooms WIN sesei
private parors good table for nvads, or others VINO
wish good ain diet. Also me Arrangement of ean
Vs.. jya In
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NEW-YORK TRIBUNE.

.zR sTwYoRK DAILY TRIBUNE is PUbLishkb
rvyRY MORNING (sUNDAfs E1oEPrkDh
A. The Tribune Buildings, corner OF spruce
and Nassau streets, opposite the cry h"ii,
ta.ea " Cfy scscr or l2N ceuts Per ~s@s o. when
- r.l,r tey pas s6vancs a. tie D-ss f "a 'na 20
-, - he sree Cops Two Cent? nsA -to-.-i
- Dsf, aauun al and The paper N o se opl4.'
- n. tae ~ 10 pad np'ns iAss oi ~ nlias
~. Dosfs required b. AT =! hsnt VIZ Cp-ai] Sew
-. pat .srer. received a. ths Csc Vose terms Ns higher
81 ~ s40f IL Irban.. nof slovsi sny it-rence
Terms cF AnvEKTIsfSC-fiu ddt9nost
srk liSEs 10 in,eu IS csris bird, saots4
..rs IS cent?; op4s sgos-qlsrf f-ltons Is teitsltN
f,ye 81 freFst Insertion, ~ csus faaf, t4oseqaen
-. 81 .u. Opffide subsequent ~ralns, - oeas OWN
r.r fiEyc-g .useou cent 10 daily s.t,~l Ter
4. s..s ios onls tse, time per Weea, cont slns
49,, 81 dsy oncs three pr vsst cents lns
FlRrps MARuAOEs 40 FUNERAL NOTICES, - sTc>edf-s
~ t.ff. IS Ceris. .
= 80 sreHare fffons
THE 5ErTI-WEEKLY TRIBUNE
.st.i srsrl Hsdrea1T and s4ary Pm q fe'
.lra TEo oopss of g.
Ey.W-YoRK WEEKLY TRIBUNE
VERY LARCE PAPER FOR TiE LouNThi. r ru's'.o
s Slrrs Mining a. hs ow pr, II 5. psr anl.r n i.'a
r. o.. - o. 49, ef tseafy cope. Do rs
GREELEY z NrgLRATH. Pahira"f'
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AIDES, AND CHlLDREN,s DRESSES,
lImased ith and suitable patterns for braid eni
broiderng For e metallic rnarkng blocks far pre-
ferabe wood facing patterns and enbrodeFing orA.ds
marking blocks, prepared 70 any de-ign Al
jyl0 In J. 4 DoUGHTYs, Sol Grsndst n. l.
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rFy Wster-Cure Establishment, Oyster Ray,
l. i . miles from New-Yors--J0EL sHEw. ND sotnof
~ The Wser.Cure Manual. Hand Book Of HydroPahy,
c IL Editor Of the Wser-Cufe Journal and me earnest
American practitioner Of the new mode, and Or r hgos
also pupil u Pnessuiz, receive patents as sO9se as
.soa vsess DAYS per steamboat Croton = r h fulon
49, 49, - Is n
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oANvAssERs, ATTENTION I.

THE ECLECTIC COMMENTARY on THE BIBLE,
also a large stock OF Wilson's Tales Of the Borders
end Of Scotland Nos. and bound vols and Panes Pic
,ona World Illustrated London aud Oxford Bible for sale
very favorable terms for cash stairs IN the NewfOrk
iyil 81. l. CHICHESTER
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NEW RULES OF THE SUPERIOR COURT.
rJ,HIS DAY PUBLISHED BY the subscribers the New
Rules VI the Superior Court Of the City Of SewYork 10
20 into effect July lss Also nov printing me ls~ olsnA'
je3O BELL GOULD, Law Stauoners, lbs Nssssu-st
nR. CHALMERS, has removed to 81 wslser.st third
~ door wea Of Broadwsy ylS Wv
TO LOAN-s2OOoo on improved city property, on bond
1 and mortgage IN different sums. Apply
IN lw A. J. BLEECKER' Anetoneer. 2 brosdst
lave YOU EATEN Of the Ice Pudding vita wine
Hat BEAMS The Change" corner " al ara Broad so
basement Il not do 50 to-dsy. lyl. q
rOOPRR., TOO. =, comprising hlll assortment,
u Al wholesale and retail al CHARLES ) LITTLEs
Hardware store 50 Fulion-st New-York yli'mD2"
900 .PT OF COOPER-, TRUSS HOOPS at
.DUU Wholesale and retail, al CHARLES > LlTTLkS
Hard ware store % Fulton-st NeE-Ycrk. VI smD&W
GREAT INvENTION.-HALEs Ps'ent Safe ard
NIBauk Lock-ecurity against lock picks and powder
may be seen and had Of JOHNSON BROTHERS,
Iyl Tr&slm- o. Waier-s,.
HARDWARE, CUTLERY, EDGE TOOLS &C
III Complying comp.ste assortment, well adapted 10
he eounfy trade can be ootsned q TIE Gbsenher at .
Fuiton-st New-York. CHAs LITTLE.
jyA3nDGW Successor to Osborn Liule.
COPARTSERsHIP-T undersigned has this day
" admitted bis sons James Brewster and Henry Brews
partners In his business which will be continued under
cav lmyH ~ IAAEs BkEWsTER
rTHE TRUSTEES OF THE sEAMENs BANK
FOR SAVINGS have ordered that In,res, be PAID on
al. deposits that according the bylaws, are entitled
thereto, for the ronfhs ending June %. ss follows
Ga Of 900 aud under at the rate Of Gx pe,e~n
per annum and on sum. exceeding 81 the rate Of Ave
per cent per aDnum, payable on or after Monday ~. met
The interest will be placed TO TIE credit o. tss dsposo,
principal BENJAMIN STRONG President
WILLIAM NELSON, Secretary.
New-Yofk, July " lSf8 yIo ..
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FORM BOOK

FINDER THE NEW CODE-This day published com
= pendulum Il all the forms Of practical proceedings aud
peadngs required for in civil actons ID the Courts Of
JudcaiuIe OF the State Of New DIRK Aso, table oil
Terms OF Court &c 10 ether with comprehensive index
BY John Towushend, Esq BELL GUILD,
i've Law Stauoners, l59 Nassau-st
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such men are no contemplate enemies YET me
Government intent on raising the devil they cannot
lay" ,rample en- the Tenant Right They are chasing
them up 70 Heaven, forcing them TO look 70 donesus
Parliament for protection Catholic Ulster Represented
the other hand Sharman Crawford the most popular
man in the province has joined the Protestant Repeal
crs, and Thousands following his example. rs
curious Circumstance that almost AL the extreme Con
federatesthe Republican, from the North, Mitchell
Martin, Devin Reilly sc The treatment that Mitchell
has received viii not sllsy their discouient for the
NOrthcruers s'e a canr an race. and have decided
leaning toward their own. Then they reverence the
men OF &C. and have no horror OF rebels. have heard
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'e}i Inn
DUARD-A smal family IN pleasant and retired loca
Duon within hve minutes walk u the City HAL, near no
North River would take or three gentlemen 10 board
front room with psntes, and tfont hall bedroom on the
second dcos. Apply = 81 Jayst Hll ~
DOARD.-Ons or Two single gentlemen can be sccon-
Dmodated with board and pleasant rooms al 10 beeeksf-
a. jelS im.
DUNRD- ith pleasant rooms may be obtaned BY sp-
Dpylng Gii7 Hudson-st opposite 81 Joons Pss lylc wv
DJEAsANT FURNISHED ROOMS TO LET
with or without breakfast and es Also al vrhce al
Pskplace. lec ln
FURNISHED PARL0Rs.-rhs second story, tur-
nshed with without meals, served IN room ~ AMI
tys or the adjoining building. 2l9 Mercerst lnqare on
the premises. ylo w
A PLEASANT ROOM AND BOARD wanted bye
"A gentleman above Fourteenth - and essi OF bfoaiwN
He would greatly prefer being In religious household
Address Doug lass" At his ONCE, lyll w
ITO LET Furnished rooms Inquire al ls Liberty
I street jyli iw-
BROADWAY HOTEL,
CORNER OF BROADWAY AND FARK-PLAcf,
Opposite the City Hall Park and Fconsiu,
NEW-YORk
Tyonsient Board 81 50 pr Day
le2u PETrIBONE TUCkER Propnenfs
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Presentation OF a sword to Col. Brass.

Sword was presented to Col BRAGG, on the
ith by tie City Of Mobile. The following Is the
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-07-15
The City Of Brooklyn.

BRooKLYS CRY DIREcToRY AND ANNUAL
ADyErrrsER for the years 1879. compiled by Tho
mas P Teale-Published by Z B sPooner, Is Just the
book every deuizen Of the metropolis and its oig
baby Brooklyn should have a, then elbow until next
years issue OF the same work It comprises iniorms
ton concerning the Charter Of Brooklyn and all depart
mcnts Of It's government societies schools, churches
Sc with valuable reports Of departments extracts
ON the Old Records, etc etc, list Of town officers
rom 1911 10 ls4s and valuable chronicle Of passing
events from 1906 the present time It contains 300
more names than last year, with many additions and
corrections in other departments. No Brookynan or
business New.Yorker should fail to purchase it It IS
sold IN New York by c Rker, bookseller Fulton st.
near Nassau Bell & Could Tribune Buildings
stearnes & co. lil Nassaust
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WANTS.

xNANTED-A young woman Of respeciasliiy 70 ssslS
w m he SAFE OF fancy store One fhsi has bad sfpen'
sace would BE- pref.rre and bng good recommends
non. may apply LeaIy Cos As'of house, sfoaa'
way Nls u
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-07-15

--WANTED-A person 10 invest few hundred
,roUOdoAsTs IN new and valuable psieui now m sue
cpssful operation The money guaranteed from Al rss.
snd returned with handsome proht Address Patent
this oice Dii2s
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BOARDING.

BOARDING CHEAP-GOod and comto'tsole -
Dany in the ciy for the price - - per wees IN slarge
sud columodous house At 1877 fulton nesr Church Also
peasant single rooms for gentlemen snj then wives
ieli Inn
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-07-15

V'HIs DAY PUBLISHED, by the subscribers, the New
Rules Of the Superior Court Of the City Of SewYors 10
20 into effect July 1873 Also printing the law blanks
REQUIRED by the new code Of procedure and for sale BY
ESQ BELL l. GOULD. Law Statonsrs, 80 Sssssu-st-
Wisconsin herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1846-1849, 1848-04-08


THNHE following Is i list Of persons who have
a. taken utlicenses for the saleof spirituous
liquors, and whose licenses are unexpired; the
time at which such licences will expire being
thereto annexed, and published BY order Of the
Board Of Commissioners
harris s Wheaton, Grocery, Hazel Green, OK
pTes April ls,, isss.
John Rice, Grocery, Hazel Green, expires April
z, 1918. H
John Gribble, Grocery. Hazel Green, expires
lohn Fahcriy, Grocery, Hazel Green, expires
John simons, Grocery, P.a;eyille, expires June
=, AS.
y. Elise, Grocery, Bectown, expires June q,
Ed Thomas, Grocery, Pigeon, expires June % !,
Daniel Daring. Grocery, Bee,own, expires June
20. AS
Brown s Huhburt, Grocery, Beeso,,n. expires
July rs, 'IS.
], R. Shipley, Grocery, Lancaster, expires July
), NJ. Farmer, Grocery, Piaueville. expires August
D. ". Hall, Grocery, Fairpay, expires septem-
her Z. As.
\. overwhelmingly, Grocery. foirplay, expires
September %, As.
John BaudeId. Grocery, Pleasant Valley eSpaes
July 5, rs.
John Rablm, Tavern, Pigeon, expires March q,
'4S.
Peter Ort, Tavern, Dutch Hollow. expires May
-, AS.
Jonas Rawson, Tavern, Big Patch, expires May
"a, '4s.
tToyor s Carter, Tavern. Bulgerorum, expires
! July 8, as
Brown and Sutton, Tavern, II Mile House, expire
/ July 18th, lS4s.
! Preston 4 Cottle, Tavern, Hazel Green, expires
July Z, As,
Andrew Barnett, Tavera, Lancaster, expires De-
/ tober 20, As,
John n, ots, Wholesale, Lancaster, expires No
vember 10, rs,
T.. Bayley & Co., Wholesale, rlattcyiiie. expires
November 10, 'ls,
II. Muer, Wholesale, Dutch Hollow, expires
May 20, AS
". Hunt, Wholesale, Pleasant Valley, expires
April II, '4s,
If. Eardman, Wholesale, plattevillc, expires
March IS, ~,
Permits granted until the next session
of the Board.
II. II. Hone, Tavern, Jamestown, taken out
February IS, 1913,
jacob Brock, Wholesale, Plattevillc, taken out
N ,ch II, As.
Attest; =. p. WOOD, Clerk, B. c.
Lancaster. G. G., W. T., March IL, lG. 2-tf
Wisconsin herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1846-1849, 1848-04-08
INVALUABLE
FAMILY COMPANION.

CSIX LECTURES on Causes, Prevention and
= Cure Of Consumption, Asthma, Diseases of
the Heart, and all Female Diseases. 23i pages,
% engravings Paper so cts; bound IS els.
Mail 10 any part-postage 9 IL cts.
Shoulder Braces and Chest Expanders, So
Mail 10 any part so cts postage. inhai-
ing Tables. Silver,a3, by mail, letter postage
Abdominal Supporters, perfect IS 10 SO, for all
Rupiures, Failing Of the Bowels AID W olnb, and
Weak Back and Chest: sent by Express every
where For Braces or Supporters, or Rupture
Supporters, give height from head 10 foot, and
circumference of person next the surface, just
above The hips. IfRupiure, mention which side
Agents wanted for the sale Of the above goods
Address DR. S. S. FTTCn, 7O7 Broadway, New
York, pest paid.
Feb. q, 1913, G--4-ly.
Wisconsin herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1846-1849, 1848-04-08

In the matter Of the Estate Of Altman Alling,
late Of The County Of Grant, Wlsccn Territory,
deceased, intestate.
NOTICE is hereby given 70 the heirs at law
al IN others interested IN the said Estate, that
IL, r'e undersigned has been legally appointed Adj
il the Estate Of said deceased And
aisa Guardian Of and for Irene Lueleta Alling,
mani daughter and only heir at law Of the said
deceased. The undersigned is therefore legally
au,borized to settle up the business oisaid Estate,
according to law, Of which all persons Interested
viii take due notice.
CALVIN P. ALLING. Admir-.
Platte Timber, Grant Co. ]
w. H., April eth, ls4s 6-5-St.
Wisconsin herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1846-1849, 1848-04-08
DRY & FANCY GOODS,
NEW YORK AND BOSTON,

with great care and a fixed determination to
please the people with the best Of goods and la
test styles and lowest prices We are bound 10
sell, and can afford TO for cash ready pay,
much lower than goods have heretofore been
bought in Lancaster.
We arewell aware that trade in this place has
formerly been conducted under serious inpedi-
menis, viz the want Of such goods as are called
for, especially by farmers and many who find it
most convenient 10 trade in Lancaster, after ask
ing in vain again and again for such articles rs
they need. have been induced, or rather compel
ed to 90 10 adjoining town for their goods and this
we do know, we can afford TO sell as cheap as our
neighbors at Snake or Beetown. We are well
aware if we do this, we can increase our own
business and accommodate others, a;,i if we do
not, we cannot expect liberal share of public
patronage. viii you Gomez
June 80, ~. l5-ly.
Wisconsin herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1846-1849, 1848-04-08
Estate Of John d. Doyen, Deceased.


NOTICE is hereby given 10 the heirs at law
: ' and all others Interested in SAID Estate, that
Peter COyle Administrator. and Susan NJ Doyen,
Administrative, of said Estate, have this Gay filed
in the Office of the Probate Court, for the County
Of Grant and Territory Of Wisconsin, Their petit
ton, setting forth among orher things, that the
personal property Of said deceased, was by them
sold agreeably 10 an order from The said PROBATE
Court, and the avails Of such sab have been ex-
hausted in the payment OF the just deDts due from
said deceased. And the - ID Administrators, fur
Their represent, that the sad personal property is
insufficient. to pay the just debts aforesaid, by
about the sum Of seven hundred dollars They
therefore pray for license and authority to sell
so much Of the real estate, Of which the saId de-
ceased died seized, as wo.id enable them TO pay
the said demands and the costs and charges aiien-
ding the sale thereof, and the Administration Of
said Estate generally.
And the sid Probga Court hath appointed the
% inst. al the houI ell O'Clock. \ n ~ the Pro-
bate Office. IN the Town Of Lancaster, n the
County aforesaid Is the time and place, when and
where a hearing viii be had beiore the Judge
said Probate Court, where al Interested Up al
tend # they see cause.
Il also ordered by the said Probate Couri. that
the foregoing application, and appointment ioi
for hearing the same IN the Probate Couri be duly
pabiished for three successive weeks "A the " b
eonsia Herald, newspaper printed in tine Town
ofIancas,er. afcTesai for three successive weeks
previo1s 70 the day appointed for the hearing
thereof
IT, r. Golfer.
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~ q
BYLAST NIGHTS MAIL.
startling News from Santa Ee'--Asu-
mored Defeat Of Col. Rails

startling News from Santa Fe'-hu-
mored Defeat Of Col. Rails.
An express left Santa Fe on the Esd OF
February. Ten days previous to their ae-
parture news reached Santa Fe TO the eie''
that Col. Rails had been attacked at oico'a
nv p bodyof 1000 Mexicans, and Ninety u
his men killed. The strength OF ooi' mans
was not known, nor the result OF the en-
easement further than stated, nut i' was ne-
I;eved at Santa Fe that his entire FORCE hau
loo, cut off. The express was ready 10
.,r, on the 18th of February, but waited
'a,;, the sd for more definite account OF
.lo hattie. but nothing further was received
I'm 70 the hour of their departure.
Gen. Price, immediately upon the recep-
lion of the news, collected his forces togeth-
err. leaving only some FIVE hundred men in
Santa Fe. and went to Col. Rails assistance.
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March l4th, Is4s,
News from the Canada

News from the Canada Line.
The following is from highly respectable mer-
chant
Dr. ID. Jayne-Dear Sir-i am very glad to
inform You that your medicines are going very
fast Indeed ! feel much encouraged from the
good account get of all who are using Them
The Sanative Pills are selling beyond any thing
Of the kind in the country. Every one seems to
praise them as well as the other medicines.
The Alternative is going very well, am nearly
out of the Tonic yernifuge, having only or 5
bottles left The call for ten days past has com
pletelv asionished me- The Hair Tonic is doing
wonders hare-a gentleman whose head has
been bald for Is or 20 years, has his hair nearly
half an inch long, and has only used one bottle
My wife began to use the Hair Tonic shortly after
received it. 10 prevent her hair from falling off,
and only used j, twice a week. 1t not only stop
ped her hair from falling OFF, but has produced
new hair three inches long by the use Of three
bottles. Every one is pleased with IT that has
used il.
Yours. It. G. BUTLER.
Derby Line, Vt, Jan. %, 1916.