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.fduaiaisfr0foF:s Notice.

A IL persons Indebted te the osssfe of John
"a Moran. late Of Washington township de-
ceased are requested 10 make immsdIate pay
Uaent 10 the undersigned residing IN Washing
ton township, Cambria County. and al persons
having claims against said estate viii present
them properly authenticated for settlement
ALICE MORAN, AdminIsIratrix.
GEO. BURGOON, AdRinisirztor.
April II, lS49.-21-6t-
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VIM. E1GBYs



lS6 LIBERTY STREET.
. VIE Proprietor az the zb0Fe establishment
II wonie respectfully inform his numerous
@ Customers, that be has j1Sf re;1rne1 from the
Eastern cities With TIC most splendid sssSrt-
E-1ent Of goods Il his l1se fsst vas ever 5rso-hs
10 this city, comprising al that i sow fash
me-es, Cashnerrrs. DTsp De Fse. sne every
eescrI piIca C CofIos. Linen and WooIssa
SIMMER stuf5s, Shirss. Cfsvsss. HSkls. szs
PsnosEs, &e-. Of The nsNsst styles ~Assh, ta-
gsther with Es very large ss1 f1sA.oalbl-
stock q Ready made Ci0thiny, lie - pr-Psrse
10 oEer ~ k.s Ussal low prices.
Country Msreasals. Cossrsctors sae az
Eho purchase larEely. ars parssssiarly issiisa
10 caii End eIamiae TIE stock which = Geci-
decly the largest znS uost fzShisnstss n ths
ely, and great aftsafioa has becn Pas6 - gss
Il % suitable 10 tie xhelessss traee-
OrdersHn tie Tsiloring ilne eEccussE n fhs
uaesi fashionable ElanRer. anc thst Botatnr
nay Be sauting 10 snsure tie ussest Enc
best style e cuuinx a Ee1Llsu1a wao has
had great szPeracEcs IA lie E4sters cites.
las hcen aotet to ths e-tabiishusnt
APfIl2. ls49.-27-3n.
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Truly, your friend.
JOHN c. KNOX.

c. H Heyer, and others, Members Of the Bar
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CofrtSpandeRte.

Il afO-ds rs much pleasure TO publish the 4
following correspondence between the mcun- !
bers Of the E5ens5urg Bar and Judge Knox
Although The Judicial connection of judge
Knox wit 3 tEis county wss Of short duraiioa
he enjoyed tie confidence aud esteem Of our
citizens. As Lawyer and Judge his conduc.
whilst amongst Us gave universal satisfaction.
and il Is deeply regretted that or present ad
rainistration should see proper to .sLegisIate,'I
him away from
EsENsEUEG, Pa, April 9. 1919
Hon. JoHS c. kso1,
SIE=-An ex preston
On the part Of the Members of the Cambria
Bar, and O6cers Of Court, has at least, one
N nerit-siuceriiy. That is al, in The way Of
e pistolsry excellence, we aspire 10. We
have learned with regret, that By the opera
ton of the new Ju6icisl District arrangement
your oficizl connection with his county is al
an end, 1t Is not yet year since you came
among Us, stranger 10 cur people; but allow
Us 10 assure yO1, that many years VIII elapss
before the collection Of the necessity lha,
cOmPsls our separation, will lose It's mournfal
influence on cur lilile hand. You may deem
Il useless 10 say nore; but 10 have said less,
would have been treason 70 cur oEn hearts.
What We have said. is nOi the studied OffsPriHs
81 ARR bal ; simple testimonial oF OGr regard
In conclusion Sir, accept this humble III
butte OF devotion fron tie members Of : b-r
and the officers Of Court ever which yen MI
No longer preside
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The Largest, Ckesresf ard -asst FasAionaEg.
Steck Il Ccods. ADAPTED 20 Gtaslsrra,s
SFring and SurznsT Wear, Is Tusf
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rm4tn, N truth
Year friends.

Year friends
.. IL BROWNE,
r. L-JOHS TON,
c. a. HEY Err.
L. HUTCHINSON Jr-,
WILLIAM KTTTELL.
GEO. g h ZAHM,
JOS. M'DONALD,
JESSE PATTERSON.
THOMAS TODD.
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April I9. Is49-2S-3t
GThe somerset Visitor vii copy the
above three times and charge eBtigads Inspector
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SALES BY AUCTION

Nv JACOB 9. .rLATT-L q. CARRINGrON, ATC-
ID uonesr Auction Hardware, Cutlery and Fancy Goods
40 told reseil Cases Cod Jewslry nc. Sae ss
sls,,, ths day. At 10 O'clock ct the Auen Room = Pat
Also, Tor Of underwriters, for each sasss
and Paper Kidney and other Tobsceo Boxes sbou.
3c0 IN all Also. Lead Pencils, the having been
slightly damaged the ~ importation Also 20
bottles Oscoognss Or Marrow bears Grease and ether
Cosmetics. also, American and Sheffield Table Cutlery
Also let Of fne four blade Congress Knives and silver
pepsted Pocket Knives and two blades Aso, Mexican
Hardw patterns Of Csrded Hardware segant Pen and
two aud THREE blade Knives on cards Brshee Also
general assormen of Fancy Goods via AecordeOn Steel
watch Keys and 1weeyers Cit Do inksands ne also, TO
advance t1e 10 be sold FOR cash. VIA 81 sets
heavy c. Plated Teasroons fsct Desert DO "a sets Table
40 % Dsmond Point Geld Pens ard silver Eases and
suit ,euntrya we'll ~ ei dealers BLarge sale, oo
Thufdsy oh % Crccherv, China, Glass and Esrthen
the sales Room the Auction Store together several
hundred lots to fuit country as veil a. city dealers aud
which they will please take rotee
ny JACOB q PLA1T--L. q. CARRINGTON, kUC-
ID Saneer-Creckery, China, snd arthen ware Several
hunds lots will be sod above nthe large Sales Room
ct 10 e'eock.
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of Maryland, have nominated John Bozman Kerr,
Esq, OF Talbot county, their candidate for Con.
Qress The wing candidate In the Fourth district,
Comprised of the First and Fifteenth wards Of the
city, will doubtless be either Charles F. Keyssr,
Esq, or Adam Denmesd. Either of these will
run well, and It will require strong man to have
any prospect of success against Robert NJ McLane,
the Hon. John Welhered Will doubtless be the
wing candidate, though his prospects OF success
are very poor since the democrats have nominated
the Hon Edward Hammond. The choice Of any
OF the others who were seeking the nomination
would have rendered Wethered's election almost
a certainty
The Nightingale Serenaders at the Museum,
fine business. They are certainly Tar the best com-
pany that have visited the city since the pamy
days of the original EthiopeAns
The flour market is steady hat not active. Sales
yesterday of 900 barrels Howard street brands at IS u
for fresh ground Small sales also OF old inspected at
So rs There no transactions in Gity Mills ID Is
held at SIS 25 Corn meal 50 n 50 S7H and rye -four
So The receipts and supply ~ h,ur are light This
supply Of grain has consid rsoy increased and, In
consequence. prices have declined Sales yesterday OF
20 bushels red wheat ut 81 81 ~ very choice ~
10: white 81 08 81 II Corn ba also declined owing
the receipts Cou'-rabe sales yesterday,
ty Oats rs a 2S cents Whiskry - dulI We quote ut
23 2i1, conts There offered ~ the scales yes
tdsy about $40 head of 800 OF which we're sold
to city butchers and packers ~ prces ranging from
So 25 to So per 100 lbs he hoof .qusi to - 80 SO
so net and averaging 81 IS gross weight The shove
prices chow decline About rs we're driven to Phila-
delphia and the balance remain over unsod. The
stock IL not good Hogs We qaote ut - % 81 30
per 100 lbs with sales at which they are fem.
At the Baltimore stock board Yesterday the follow.
ing sales made; So COO Treas g = bod ZIG, S2l7
b. Il o. BIDS 67. 90: shS Pa apseo Ok 20; $1,000
Is. o. II. BIDS "a, os24; $4,000 do do ssH $40 do.
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Our Bals,more Corresyon de.ce.

baltimore, August Z, 1919.
Democratic Nom nafions-The Tsmprancs Vote
The ferdinand Hoor- Disappsarancs Of Cholera
--Hsahh Of the CITY Congressional Nominr-
fions-Marksfs, &c.
The democracy, last night, finished their nomi-
nations for the Legislature, presenting the follow
ing ticket Captain John Marshall, John r. Pick
nell, Oliver +. Hack, Sidnon s. Donaldson. and
Charles $. Spence. The temperance men are I'd
ther in doubt as to the opinions Of most of their
candidates, as to their views the Sunday law;
but understand that the different associations and
societies have resolved to for man, no mat
ter what may be his politics, who will not avow
hrs views ON the SUBJECT. The above ticket il n
,,iy good enc, and have no doubt will be elected
John Bennett. the sailor " no reported the foun-
denng 81 the schooner Ferdinand, with the loss of
oil On board, IL now universally admnt-d to be an
imposisr--that " To- say, he undoubtedly deserted
iitm The vessel before she left the Caprs and has
anuiactufed thu. etory tn account for the abs
OF his protection papers, and thus secure an order
10 the Maine Hospital, where he was DESTROYS to
co, to secure surgical attendance for his face,
which vac shockingly bruised, and the bone OF his
no'e broken. The rascal should be punished for
The Anxiety he has occasioned to thu friends Of
those On board
The cholera hns now entirely DISAPPEARED from
the Baltimore n'ushouse, and ~ still kept out Of
the ciiy. There has no, been a single new ease
~ the almshouse during phe pact 60 hours. u II
, n the fall trade will b. of the most gratifying
character. There seems TO be a SPECIAL ioterposi-
non ~ Providence IN our favor, 60 far; but IL
woule be- a difficult matter w discover wherein
~ culisi merit lies.
Tbs vhlgs Vi ,be sixth Congressional district
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City TRADE REponr

nav h oHk. august Up. ~
lsnr. quiet at IS 81 90 for pots. aud 80 f,r
pearls Corrosive have no change to notice; tha
market continues firm FLovR IL hrmer, sith better
feeling especially for the lo~sr grades. sales Of the
morning reach 200 barrels at 81 U6 81 81 for sour
"a l2h 50 81 for fns, 81 81 ~ "a for common
state and mixed " ssisrn. IS IS Osk for straight
Stat. and socd Michigan. and IS I21s o So ISM PR
pune Gsnsrse OF the sales about sou for export
Hye -four aud Indian meal are sthout change sa.i-
Wheat IL frm aud quiet ~ yesterday prices. Rye
is scrscc and ncniiLsl ct IS bsc Osts heavy,
With mall sales at ~ 4so Jorn IL better bat very
scarce the demand T. ehitfy for the East, bsoe held
ia her too high tor export the sales 1000 900
bo,h.lsst 81 o2c for ssters mixed. aud s2s for
do. yellow. ENC for round white. aud % rAc fcs
round yellow. Posx s h,avy Sales % $50 bayrels
m.ss at SlV rs $40 SIN prime l. dull At 80 Bssp -
dull but firm LAM IL steady With sales 81 200 barrels
81 81 ale. bvrrss and tnr..s are unchanged Wsrs-
barrels prison ut 24e.
Nrw Yosp. August T-sPN
o-ing TO a puphsr II merehante beius out % to.r
Z barge va thinly attended, and trade Ia srasEal
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Notice To linI,orts ~.

CUSTOM iVDaA. NLN lORK, 4
CotLTCroKis OificE. tvg lSt9.
The following culnr from the Treasury snt
has uht been received and publicity l. thus given TO
It, for the information and of importers liquors
into collection districts throughout tho United States
II MAXWELL.
CIRCrLhE TO COLLECTORS AND OTHER OFFICERS OF
The CUSTOMS.
TRrisURY DtPAsisE 81. July 26th, 1St0.
II Is rerrss. ntcd 10 this Department that some Of
the ports II the United States the erroneous practice
prevails Of admitting the portst,I - giu aud other
dst'd spifit In cases or vessels ot les. capacity than
ninety gallons.
BY the provision OF the 1871 section Of the general
collection act Of "a March L. ~ the importation of any
distilled spirits arrack and sweet cordals sxcepsed)
unless In casks vessels II the cAsy OF ninety gal
Ions vine measure, and upsard-. subjects the said
spirits to forfeiture together rith the mp vessel
which IL is imported. The act Of 2i March, 1877,
makes farther exception It relates TO brandy,
admitting that article casks II capseity not Less
than fifteen gallons: but with this single modification,
the boiy provision Of til. act III 1893 above ctsd
remains unrepeasd and must therefore be strictly
forced
IL Is due to the importers within those colsstion
districts In which the practice referred to
has existed, that they be immsaiat.ly appraised by
public notice from the collectors Once. % the views
81 this partment in regard importatons Of the
tiele In question.
W. Al MEREDITH Secretary Of the Treasury.
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Our Ph.indsIph.a correspondence.

PHiLADELrHiA, Aug. T. 1919.
The characterization ofa Coaosct--Arrest Of Riot.
rs-Ma,ksts, Stocks. Siics, &c.
The cholera in private practice to-day amounts
to III cases, and no deaths. la the hospital there
were cases and deaths, and at the aims
house and prson-making total of "a eases and
deaths.
The democrats held their election for conleress
and delegates to represent the various wards
throughout the city and county, in the city and
county convention, and the COUNTY delegation to
nominate candidates 10 be sustained at tn ensuing
ele cton. The gathering of polltlcl ms on the RI
alto In front OF the Stale House. aud n Snndays
at Pascars, have commenced. and will doubtless
be continued until the tate OF the several disnte-
rested patriots, anxious 10 serve their bleeding
country IN stations of and profit, decided
at the ballo, box.
Foyard Degan, sentenced four or FIVE months
since for an aggravated assault upon Mr. Dltrene,
the sculptor, has been pardoncd by Gov. Johnston.
The whole term OF imprisonment was much tso
lltIe, and the Governor has now reduced that one
half
Quite number of arrests Of rioters connected
with The last tumults have been locked up for trial.
The receipts Of -four are light AMI the demand for
export limited Fresh ground brinas So and old stock
- 70 to s4s11 The demand for rye -four Is fair at
So to So 1924. Corn meal Is held at SASH but the
sales are email Sales Of wheat limited by the light
supply-good new red commands no. aud ordinary
quality Ice cents yellow sells at 81 aud white
at co cts for weight which is an advance Sales Of new
whskey IL fair at 2ihess for nhds and obls.
here has been quite d cline in Reading and
Scbuylkill navigation stocks to-day
fDsf Board Il Commercial Bank ~ Penn. Bank,
1O.2 Farmers and aleenanies Bank. 81, s6cUo state
6's,c, s99t 10 Kentucky Bark, b, 100; 20 do: 100
IL. IN. Second Board,-1Uoo Penn So s7H 1900
Phil 6s ~, lOSs loco Reaiius 6's so 80, 1000
ss Ss o. q ye c t"1 s"n s, 10 ,So aa
so 100 Reading X r., IL.
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FtLwooD FIsurn ~ vnsIsis -rhc people Of vivgi-
mia the goth ult., at the fsuquisr Springs in
sd.istion Of the prossyery position he has assumed
gave dinner to Ellwcod Fisbsr. % ohio Mr. Hcrkin
speaker 81 the Virginia Hons. Of Representatives. pre-
d'd The sentiments In the strongest possible terms
srTroved The adopted BY the most ultra Of the
s. uihsrn States and highly complimeuted MY. Cal
boun while generations we're pronounced upon NJ
PeIton Hon n =. Foote Vas prevent, aud spoke.
yndeaipg the Institute q the south and bors very
heavily upon alr Benton.
III. Free Soil State Convention Of Maseashusstts,
will he held at Worcester on the 18th Of September
bext
Hon Sidney Lawrence has been appointed BY ths
Free Soil convention 81 Franklin to attend the Union
,opv,Itions TO be holden at Rome and Utica.
GpN. CAss Wunor PRoviso. The Chicago,
III Tribune lsrps, II says fom reliable sourss, that
General ass sill resign his the Senate during
the .nsuirg winter. The Michigan Legislators hav-
ing Instructed him TO vote for he proviso he propo-es
vsitipa until that qs~.tion comes up when he viii
make great spe, oh sssnst the proviso aud Col Ben
ton, sbd thsn rssign.
There are now three Congregational districts In View
England In which members ere to b. elected one In
Nsssschus.tts, QUE In Vermont, aud one Ia RhcAe
bland In the two latter States q siuss trial vill
probably result In the election 81 the members TIE
nth trial viii be bad 10 Massachusetts,.
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Al. MEREDITH, Secretary Of the Treasury
Appo,ntm.ns. by sne president
me CUSTOMS

CoIIkt1Oks CUSTOMS.
Robert Rankin Wilmiu gton, North Csrollna,
vice m. 4. Bettincourt, removed
II, II Blount, Washington, North Carolina, vice
Sylvester Brown, declined
Henry w. kinsman, Nswburyport, Massach usstts,
vice william Nichols, removed.
q. Hutchinson, Matches, Mississippi, vice John
u. Elliott removed.
Ephrsim Buck, Bridssto~n, New Jersey, Vice James
VI. Newell removed.
John H. Dilworth St. Msry's, Georgia, vics II. Y. W.
Clark. removed
Frederick s Thomas, Newark, New Jersey, vice wm.
w. Beld~in, deceased
Thomas J. Clark Ne~oury port, Mas6a chusstts, vice
Enoch Fowler, removed.
John wilder, Savannah, Georgia, vice Robert ".
Tooler, removed
y. +. Carpenter, Gresnport, New York, Wee walter
Iisvens, removed
Isssc n Parker, Norfolk, Virginia. vice Dennis Dow
cd
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UgsURANCES.

NEW YORK FIRE AND MARINE INSURANCE. CON-
~ rany, August g. t4g-DfvDE~D-lhe Board ~ Dtrec-
rs kave THE day declared dividend q ten per cent pays
bic 20 she Stockholders den and at the Otce 81 The Co
rsny, No ~ Wall street. uNDsRhlbls seeretry.
L,lRE INsrRANCE-THE BROOKLYN FIRE TNsUR-
snce Company havinr been tw.ny i've JeIs in oper,-
sernueto Insure de- eiiipas and other brili
irrs merchandise, household fsrnisure vessels port and
their eargoes reasonable SIMILAR tnsttu
,er. Ofces No. Merchants, Exchange Wall strcss New
hs.ssp a. srsVsss s.sy. wiz. ELLSWORTH, rr.ss.
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POLITICAL.

CrATE OF NEW CORRESPONDENTS OFFICE,
~ Albany, July II, SiJTo the Sheriff of the and
county OF New YorkSir: Notice is hereby given
the General Eocuen to be held in this state the Tuesday
succeeding the first honda Of November the
officers to lie elected, 10 witt
Judge OF the Court Of Appeals in the place Of rrsebS
G. Jewett
Secretary Of STATE in the place Of Merzan
A Comptroller, in the plsc Of Washington nunt.
A State Treasurer in the place OF Alvsh Hunt.
An Attorney General in che place of Ambrose T. Jordan
Stuart.
Canal Commissioner in the place slson Beash md
Inspector Of State Prisons, in the place Of N.
Comstoek;
All whole terms Of service will expire last day
December next.
Ao Justice 81 the suprerse Court the FRS. Judicial
District in the place of Samuel Jones whose
win expire on the last day Of December
senscr for the Third senate District in the place
efNlGam Hall.
Also Senator FOR the Fourth Senate District In the place
Of John l.. Lawrence.
Also senatOr for the Fifth Senate District in The place
ofSamuel Frost; and
Also senatcr for the Sixth Senate District the place
o Vim. Samuel johnson;
All whose Of service will expire The Last day Of
December next.
Tie following Ulcers also elected city
A Judge the Court sf Common Pleas in the place Of
Michael Clboefer.
Judge Of the Supreme Court in the place Of Van
derpoel
sheriff, in place OF John }. v. Westervelt.
City and County Clerk, i the place Of James esn~sr;
a Coroner in the place Of WIN. A. Walters;
All rhse terms Of service will expire en- the last day Of
December text.
The Electors throw ghout the State
against the adoption OF she set entitled IAN Act establishing
Free sshssls Throughout the state Issssd March &
CHRISTOPHER MORGAN,
Of Stat,
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MEDICAL.

= = - - 3D. u
DRJonrsae. i6pFASE STREET. so WELL KNOWN
- in Ne trennens % delicate disss-lh. Doctors
pa, -, ~, w. ,.a 49, w, 10y n,s.
% 81 s.crs, bsSis cured. Recent
f,ur days.
MO CURy NO PAy-pa. CoRBITT ~ DUANE ST.,
eonsnlt.d on the treatment Of cersin dscats
sss.e p,.esss Of ss.ssn ytnr' ssv.'d = .ss treat,
.ern q This disease Recent cured In three days Ne
DR nuSTEgs RED nRoP-rRr ..Ir-ruotrASDs
Ia psbsury Ne Divos street and purchased this laval
rss 81 ' %t ass ss.s 's r sSss
~ ysss Trsssise ne n grseaweh ssrest-oascs bcrrs
.gnAa osP. \. lsppdsy. .,sepsed: rhose who ~
l,.s s.s.rdi,e Their cure i chiefly how
vSa pfspsrJ sppr.es.s ii. services. u ..ssars c
i.s hr-t % lneiIsn ~, nor. advanced aud dsrssas
prse.es b. ssOra rapid and radical vhsa
RE-Irs NATURE, SYMPTOMS. coNss-
- su.rses, rode Of t.esns the remedies With recipes
sns Cpl, snrs y. -. p'.e,.ss s,s ys,k ned
81 say We bad Of sbs su,hor ~ orssarsh street, or ~
Tas nARsIss wossSs rRIvArEsEp,CsLo COW.
Ienion W Dr. A NJ haurscsu, Professor Of sessescf
ssrst: sis.h esis,.e ismo- Fp' "'- Pn's 81 900"
.a'sicns. vie ana Fssnn.ry y. ss.ssss
,sysd E, hss.ans. nsy ct.a I health .S,a
By timely possession 81 shis work.
intended especially for IRE married or those eentem
piotrf msrriste ca ~ dieeosts which
heuld he known 70 them particularly.
70 os. whose health dscs permit ,usyssss
ny, IL 80 81 especial fnror.,ocs.
hese, also femsethe vie, THE nsther, the
either budding into vomsnheod the enc in she deess
y.ars IN whom nature sonsmpsses an important ch,nse-
can dsccvcr he canses toms and the ost eMoisnt
mets and most certain mode Of cure In sctnplsa
which her ser iesuhject
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srnAscr PHrsoMrros.-The Bsten Rouge, Ua) M.
rocsfs states that recently discovered issuing
fsm the ground In the lover part u tina, town and
that for the space tsenty thirty feet sluare
p.srsd to be in state Of entire combustion sulphur
Gus smei arose from ~. end water. though applied
freely did not sxpguish II A-hes we're at last used
9TH success. but subsequent examination showed
very little any trace the ground Of the action sf
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stock Exchange
sDyEsvIssagsry RENEWED EVERY DAY.
REWARDS.

- =
OsT-A LARGE GROWN, RUSSIA LEATHER
L. Poeiehook inside lined with containing letters
snd but the
fnding the leaving ~ with Thos Raves
Burrcss Taaucrrcotype Roon III broadway or the He
raid vfi,e, shall be literally rewarded.
C1RAlED FROM THE PREMISES OF THE sUBscRf-
- Red COW. with brass nohs her horns; had
ye when she lef white the end q her tail hair cut
no will the said Cow, Information
where she Ne found viii be literally e~ardsd.
WILLIAM FOkSER, Race Course. Harlem.
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uARLFa PARK rROTTING COUksE-wILL GONE
off, fhursday Augusta purse OF So mile heats best
three in nve in harness. free for all pacing horses at
o'clock r. NJ Entries close At Greene Maddens or
lore o'clock, p. H., on Wednesday.
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sHrRrry's OryicE,

New York. July "a. lsp.
Tho above 10 published TO the notice OF tie
tary Of State and the requirements Of the statute Ia such
made and provided
JOHN J. v. wESrERvELT, Sherry
rJ All the in the county will publish the
above in each week. until the and then hand
Their bills fer advertising the same that they be laid
before the Board Of suprvsors and passed
See Revised statutss Vol Chsp6 Title ;. Artisls3 Psrs
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