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severe thuoder stofn assed this city on
Saturday evening. The WsverIy houss was struck hy
lightning aud set ON ere The nremen were promptly
On the ground bot 80 rapid we're the ca that the
tUpoo srd fouf weta in fe~ noipepts epvelopet aud
" very thoIt tine the nags<eT felt AZ quarter
before ocnek the fstmen evidently getting The
flames unior subieoti9n The rorf must bs mostly
dssroy 3D. sud Incest wing " the builous good deal
GHnstsd The buildings were erected about tro years
$50. at cost a more than $500. The Fremses
we're rctntiy sold to Nr. Alrs Iiubssl ~ Jtes, Who
Row holds the property. Wa onderstsnd the bglting
wee injured IN different coupsoic. FER sbsus SIS o00
u. AcafaF. a. y .qd,tflik.r. SIM "a
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-09-25

Tpr Brrirp DtvoncE Casa DtcRrr Gasvrrp.-
we learn that this iorg contested suit W finally
settled The Judges Of the Court Of Common Pleas
have deereed divsrce between the parties Pierce
Tutler and Mira Francas Anne Butler The language
~ he decree IL In these words @ And nov the mint
dsy August IN the year OF Lord 1st9 the return
OF hofnna Dunlap Esq examiner OF the dispositions
Of the -tnesses taken before him the part OF the
nbellant vas presented ar nled September Sd 1872
en- motion Of George VI Dallas, ksq., rule 20 sho-
cause why divorce should not be decreed wherrupou
tbe & curt on the 22d day Of September, 1sl9 after
rsturs and solemn dslibereticn being satisfied there
With aud proclsmation beirg duly made for the re-
,rcr dent 10 come forth and she not appearing the
Court order a1udge and decree that the seid Pierce
Butler the beJlsut be divorced and separated from
m hops Of contrnot With the said Frances
Anne BIN, YER, the respondent and that all aud every
the duties vghts claims accrung 10 either % the
sad psr,ies W reason the said marrsge shall hence
forth resse nd determine and the taid parties be
ftveray at ibs vty To marry again, IN hike manner
n they never D. Nd been married. -PhliadeipMa IN
sstftf, SIT "a
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-09-25

The steamship Ewrops will leave Boston TO. morrow,
for Halifax and Liverpool Her letter bags viii sloss
In this city at o'clock this afternoon The Weekly
H~ais, with the latest news printed In French and
Trgish, will be ready at IL O'Clock this forenoon
Among other things IL will contain the sorrespcndenes
between eur government and the French Minister
Single copies sixpenee.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-09-25

Aggregate. si62osS 90 2lo5sse rs 5.2s7s9sstsxc az
The Brm Of Henshaw, Ward e Co, Of Boston, which
dissolved in July 1s4s and suspended payment in
tho following october, have, We are grstded to
nounce paid all their debts in FULL principal and nte
rest This indicates standard Of mercantile honor
and integrity, highly commcndsbe, and orsdtabls to
the parties concerned
Thost Louis papers fsy =" The heaviest trsnspor-
taton going In dry goods and eastern manufsc-
etur,d articles is through the Illinois and Michigan
canal via the Illinois river and boats arriving from
bat stream instead Of being loaded iorraery, With
-four, wheat corn, SO come down with their bulls
nsd, and their upper decks covered with trunks, hat
sases, bslee and packages Of merchandise very
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sapre rae Court.

NINttNL INN.
refcre yustices Jones' Huribut ard rfnbnis
esrr IL Tho court met to IA sud took NJ 40 Zp.ou
the caler dor preferred cause. II a9pea frcui
ihe decree q TIE Surrogate in the matter OF proving the
viii ~ hary Ne lsh Argument not concluded when
udr honors adjourned
~ fs mai,ey " eptrins Capri street &C. The COM
rlfslnsfs TeTntt ln this matter vss presented thls
moving fcr confirmation Aftcr short generation
stSteu ctunstl both rides tfor 10 seems tho comic.
melton ~ g viil be opposed, the arSument s3-
J'urned tothe frst dey % tAc next terra.
There we're lts deaths IN Philadelphia. for the week
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siderable business Is also doing in forwarding groceries,
furs, feathers &c to Chicago and it is said that
the transportation, well travel, has increased
nearly fifty per cent during the past twelve months by
this routs.n
The annexed table exhibits the quotations for tho
principal public securities of the country, ia this
kst, 1t the rsspsstive periods naned:-
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Another Serious Fire In Quebec.

QUEBEc, September 22-P. H.
destructive FIRE occurred in this city to day,
cunning, before it subdued twenty hve buildings
The loss is estimated at f25,OOO, which mostly
covered by insurance. f12Oo0 to fl5.oO0 Of which is
In che Quebec clse, and Il 500 in the Phoenix The
amount insured in the Etnn is not known. The Ore
Is sa;d to have been the work Of inesndisry.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-09-25

Large number Of ,Isves have absconded In Ken
lucky since the late 81, elton Several have been shot
IN b,irg captured
G,nsrsi Armstrong late u. g. Consul to Liverpool
is in Philsdelplia
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-09-25
SHIPPING IntelJtzepcOS


ArriyssDarks Zion, Bainors Jesoo, and Brothers New
yors Gen Jesop, Trenont and Gov Briggs, Phadslshia
brig. ba,onie, Clsgov 18th ut zeuoba savannah Byla
and ivy der Zee Philadelphia. Schrs David Galway 18th
nit, co passengers westovsr and Harp, Richmond Beau
champ, Norfolk; Adcline Philadelphia; Jynchhurg; York;
Blu Carter Richmond; Albion and ysndaer, PhAde rhiA
BARK Coehtnste London 27th u Spoke 18TH lat 81 Ion
o. 80 ship Psrsii, Losdon. for Boston.
ti.sred-shp Sedan New Orleans; bark brighton Call
sutts brss othsn, Bsrsslona Ben Franklin and Isabella
baltimore.
prg Couova FRO Easpor. for Rchmond schr Bsrnior
fro Dc for NYrk Form below. brig Antare from Bs'ex-
BARN, ssp,2,.
Arriysd-shir Juliet. Cork.
Arri'.d-sshr Sarah Gardner fy rhsaslrsi1
srri,eS-Bsrk Franklin from Pae,ae via straits Of rmor
Asrine Nh sp leaving Oahu. spoke Feb Is lat lon
A. r. fhip Nm Rich, Farhaven te sp who reported Jan
18th 81 Solomon Island Olympia; NIB $40 sp Ang lat 70
~ a. tark Eorashe London Tor EoMhsy had spoken day
sicu barn sesnoe nssser for San franeisso 18TH bark
" & 9s sN| Ss s " '
PRovIDrScs, Sept ~.
Penn horolh Randolph, phs; Americas, Nom
don't s9op Miami do 3d. sehrs Idea. York River Nnstta
MIs-Soop :hode Island from Providence for HYork
dnssed on Friday. Poat udity, and On Saturday was
,sros,s-AIrii a. JtfiE, Ion a. bark Rising Sun, New
wusLssss-Touohed AZ Faysi, July "a chip Rousseau
Iediurei ?t,h bsIk Donne Do landed IA bblsi ssth
Hood Mystic; wsveriy Nsediord candaee London bark
Edward kRedord landed co hiss Oh ship Heuj Tucker do
iOths not y, landed 18th Uness 40 landed 30 b6s ORE
seep is,lavsn landed z hnls brig March nstmeath 20
ford; 10th, bark Susan. do.
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BALTIMORE, September -, 1880.
Captain Barrett, Of the ship Sultans (Which vessel
arrived At New Orleans the 16th) reports passing
the s0th Of August off Cape Hsttsras nine bales Of
cotton, which were marked "B. B.n on the end and
@E W. on the side
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Dreadful Affair In Acknowledged Per-
sons Killed.

ST LOUIE, SePtefnDer II, Iosv
We have received accounts of q bloody ARRAY at
Yellowvile, Arkansas, growing out of attempt by
the Sheriff to arrest desperate characters who
were charged with murder and other crimes. The
latter made fierce resistance; and in the contest
between them and the sherRs party, eight persons
killed and several wounded At the last 40
counts party Of the scoundres had fortified them
selves, and were determined to continue their re-
distance to the authorities
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-09-25

ILLINOIS PoLrtcs-JUDoE BREKsE.--The Cover
nor Of Illinois has issued proclamation, convening
an extra session Of the State Legislature on the %
day of October Among other objects specified for
the call is the election Of United States Senator,
TO I'll the vacancy occasioned by the expiration of
the term Of service of Judge Breese. At the las,
session the legislature elected General Shields to
succeed the Judge; but the United States Senate
declared the election void, the General not having
been the consntutionalterm a citizen of the United
Siaies, on the day of his qualification. The legis-
ature not meeting regularly again ill 1850 aud the
Governor doubling his power to fill the vacancy,
has called the extra session, in part, for that OBJ
ject.
TWAS the gallantry of General Shields m the
Mexican war that $used his election in 1913, over
Judge Breese, who had acquired a well deserved
popularity for his ability and industry in the Senate.
In the correspondence concerning that election,
from his diguifed course, his candor, and frank
mess towards his opponents, Judge Breese con-
frmed the regard of his friends, and even the re-
apect OF bis enemies. The State Of Illinois has
never had more faithful or industrious maa in the
Senate than Sydney Breese; and without assuming
10 be great, he has exhibited abilities, enabling him
to cope with the wisest heads Of the body. lie has
been particularly useful to the West, as chairman
on public lands; and from his knowledge OF all that
relates to the administration ct the public domain
he is usi the man that Illinois will want to repre-
sent her peculiar interests on that subject IN the
United States Senate. lie has been tried, and
proved to be efficient and useful; and his exem-
ylary habits insure him against any negligence IN
hs public duties.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-09-25
The Cotton Crop In Texas.

BALTIMORE, Sept. 24-9P.M
We learn from New Orleans that the Matago rja and
San Augustine (TexaS papers give most gloomy
counts Of the cotton crop in the vicinity Of those
plaeesths greater part Of it having been seriously
Injured by the worm
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-09-25
TELECRAPHIe INTELLIGENCE.

Appointments by the President.
WARRINGTON, September PAP. NJ
The following executive appointments were
nounesd to- day.
PesTMAsTER.
Archibald Gamble, at st. Louis, Missouri.
RECEIVERS OF PUBLIC MONEY.
Blueford Johnson, at Edwardsvils Illinois Woe John
G. Cameron, removed.
Andrew Backus, at Saul Ste. Marie, Michigan, viss
Daniel Hicks, deceased.
OFFICE REGISTERS.
Ferdinand Maxwell, at Kaskaskia, Illinois, vice Jacob
Fleanan, removed.
G. w Davis, at Jackson, Missouri, vice Franklin Can
non removed.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-09-25

,s,a ne s 80, nms U o.. cen, 3D.
aim prsSsis !. issues dividing ,s.,.:,s. S
afiS ton
and y viii eoSsn y.
tis foreign nssT.nes usually found
IN tne pest aslIy youipAs Sen' POI S'P' Va
ssh"s week payaols 70 tns enI.eTr % a.
4, raIllr lllIase' o. NASSAU :"
roysa Of .ss M,,s.os Bours si7 Pearl street near
usual Concerts free and .ay principle, take place
ten.ry Invited g pay this house visit where s, they can
oEar Ihsy wi ALSO hnd ina. tns aafony " con nc.sa
- '' w TOyEE Proprotor.
,-.,----, 1----.
H.. 20 A.. an"sr oo,nsr ~ ma uurrav .,rsst
.sngers iLsrs should no, ii io.s. il i q
pictures executed in very superior s'yis the excellence
can only be alpreela.eo oy oelog .een.
President Taylor and his Cabinst.-Bra-
BIS cabinet for ,as at The
md BrS. SP 1ss Fasen street LIBERAL I
count to the trade.
p,..a,o,,., snnr,a,,.u c.n naxw croeura
Frank Foresters Fish and Fishing at the publishers srnger
Mr. nsrSsr sSsryhpg upon this gentle Science
s fsss Sssss .f in tn: f New
"vnD. ~ w., -, - =
perfectly new silver ounted and complete with holsters
straps nssf balls caps nc &e Aso several other arti-
ces suitable fer California or travel IN the En-
quirs OF GDWAkO WHITE 2iI broadway.
...
Vhe BarDer OF broouWoys
HALTER SHAVED. .,X.
H Hn Ia rpitos s,r,st ~ ''' '' "
AHoA' -" A"i'o" '"'er C,.n..u Ia,
..n.xL. ~ Nv. ~ ma pyo,
a eh ai. ~ .havs 49, rdgnslv and ~,.h
~ -, ~ .ontL h.;r into
hoynE locks tina. win excite tts widest aspiration
hoNher vas "e pTosa o. ~ 80. a. v 80
~ " oo,le,1o-ol
Watchcs and dsn,A reus-J ". Ravawe On
49,. ,,- 80 49, a. a.. Ia anJs 10,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-09-25
Return OF Mr. Clifford fr0M MexicO-Death
of General Paroles.

BALTIMORE, September A-9 Up N.
The steamship Severn arrived q. New Orleans from
Brszos for Vera CRUZ the 10th inst. Mr. Clifford,
late Minister to Mexico home in the Severn
The death Of General Parsdss is snnounssd-but We
have no other Mexican news.
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NEW hooks, SC.

E'NnHANINoa.--TaE FIRST PRAYERTN coNgRFss
- Hl4i Wrshneton Delverru his Ia tnx',i Address.
Ice HE cririt o. 40 Toe DECLARATION 81 adsncs
to.He. JOHN MALE, Puhiis'sr. 2Ji Brodisay.
ana IS srnne street, ". Y.
MA full assortment or Tanners map.aaA Guides.
NJOEgANs LITERARY nrPor EXCHANGE PLACE.
IN ssisnns re ftst o6Hcc, New orisans it.--Attho
above bhsausat xlrnys DO found Book
sepon nsiFns Of No.ele etory, Bogrpay, ScisntGe
Conmtreisl GeoFrnraies ard Medical III ogks. Also,
eenrlste stsfiouofy, ofsiier i an 40
rfineirsl Daily Wettly NeFsrarars nna ttrasres
Country crcsr FER an The wade snppea ssd for
vareec Vifh desrafeh BOOKS maled frp1ist attsnt m
paid @ erdcred ny nail Foeicn Boots ipofted
" order. j. e. MORGAN
Literary nerst adjoining the Pest Once New tlssrs Il,
sCon Ilete arran gsfnents have been made with tc
ereipal Pnb.hers hrsrstut the union f.f sarplr 81
hs new works as last ne issuea. j. III T.
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Wheeling hsnks are ~ cent discount
There has been but moderate enquiry Tor sterling
exchange for remitsuos tn. packet leaving Boston
"wednesday. The quotations, however, remain
without ration and drawers nrm at the rates
given above. On other points there lie very little
doing Domettic exchanges are quiet, end the quota
tions csnnet be considered otherwise than nominal
They sontinus throughout the list in favor OF this
city. Uneurrcnt money Is not 10 abundant "a 10
usually IL at this Of the year aud the rates Of
discount are therefore lover than they would other
vice be- Specie Is inactive Very little comes in and
less goc. cut.
AMOUNT oF Fonrfor DoNrsrIc DRv Gooos sotp
PRIscpAL AucrtosrxEs rHs CRY, DuRlsu
gHE SIX kOsrHe, EnuIs6 yuEr ~. Ie4g.
Torrign Doptesfic. Total 5pr.cf.
Arseus sricer s43LOf Sc 23 sl2l23Ol 10 $3.50 "a
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lip WILLIAMS, 50 Nassau 81.


W. Tovee, Of the Histletoe Bough 57 Pearl street
Centre bers most speculy to inform the public that m
usual Concerts the free and principle take place
every Tuesday and Saturday evenings Gentlemen are par
teularly invited to this house visit whore they
obtain genuine glass Of liquor and enjoy their long pipe
Cigar They will also lind that the haruony Is con ucted
with every attention to order Chair taken at eight o'clock
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-09-25
The French Alinaaster.

WARRINGTON, September "a, 1840.
TIE French Minister, NJ Poussn, is still In this city;
but he intends soon to proceed to New York where he
will remain until he hears something definite from his
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-09-25

Mrs. Roeder.-This trae and wonderful
lady is the only person in This city that gives srus in
and and she not Of those
Teerr Her resdesce Is 227 Wooster 81
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-09-25

city that best place to get amsnta hair
At keehurst Heards Maiden Lane. whore they have
hand the largest the cheapest and best Of w
which, for price and quality unequad Tho trade
Piled Wholesale. Cali and judge for yourselves ~ Me-
Maid Iana
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-09-25

lsry the upper of broadway and Murray
strangers stLers should not fail to visit 1t is
places Of the kind in this IT.
pictures executed in superior styls the excellent
can only be appreciated by being seen.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-09-25

SkDffrItD.
/ MON COURSE, LONG ISLAND, TROrfING-TuE
~ usat stallion stake for $3.50, win come OF Tbis D,v
trt - Ma seloes. nile h,s best three we; 20 20 a.
Gsy please The horses srnke
s three fastsst saoos that esntssad together in
she or any othsr e"uutry w. prsndsuas eaters H. h. st
lavIcnse, from hontrcaI ". Whttan 81 n piack
HANK o. bsrtine enis b. h. Cassirs NJ Dtay
VIII leave south Ferry Brockiyn ooioe AZ
econ as Tire srorts ~ the dsy are over
v. D. o.rENr r-,pr'sssr.
(lINTkEyILIE gOuk D. L. L. TRoTTTNG -Au.rrH
ir tftV, mile teat iesi three In ave. vii tlte PLACE
the day, AZ Ooct. The h5rses arr me
feneH On w Nc~ lofk snd large smount 10 renains on
Tbs relult among The uppar ten.
EfTREYILLr COURSE TROrTING-rnrs DAY.
- ussaAl September 18th At ooaok, r. NJ sstsh for
Sui tle seats IN haines w. Jones, ~ Hetty;
VIM. Nhselan. names b. e. Bu-kskin.
JOEL CoNKIN rrsp-ictor.
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The Barber d Broadway;

HALTER SHAVED.
An original by the famous manufae OF has,
KNOX, l2S Fulton street
Chapter LIST;
A remarkable hat, sir Odd Play.
BOWER make wig; shave dexts rously and with
his curling tongs the most uncouth hair into
lowing that will excite tte widest admiration.
Louker pas the Barber of BroadicGy ~
To hec pkinued \
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Push ON tbe Column I've hear @

s-vV6 u
"rush To the American Museum, jam at Burtons and
crush" at the Chatham; but for steady continuous
mend the shrewd
and sensible people all time passing into Ann
street. 10 buy aud Caters at JONESS No. A.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-09-25
Watches and Gold Pens.-J. Y. 81

Watchcs anu sa ,sh,1 -. a,s
Watches Of the celebrated Rehelsu DiA
Pointed Gold Pens keeps constantly on hand
snsye assortment which he sells low Watshss and
Eald pspsr rad
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ADVERTISEMENTS RENEWED EVERY DAY.


.7rswss -9drsisastents ~ Nal musf u posf.
pess, er Dsy r'H ns, ., tsseu frsn ne Pss OGss.
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President Taylor and his Cabinet. ~

d celebrated print Of President Taylor and
bis cabinet for sale at the prize
81 single copy at the publishers Bradys 81 Gallery %
and 10Y Broadway, of Fulton street. liberal dis
eeunt 10 the trade.
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Where can we End them Why, at
BROOKS Boot and shoe Emporium, $50 Fulton street;
the neatee best and beautiful Boos Shoes Caters
&ct be found in the city manufactured from the best
french and American and by workmen as work
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-09-25

Wig Factory No Wall street, and the only estab
Ehent in the city exclusively devoted to that business
He invented most important improvements, and
invites examination of those Wigs and Toupsss that sb
Gop he add
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Frank Foreer Fish and Fishing at the publishers Snger
Townsond's, 222 Broadway This complete an yler Of
Mr. Herbers embraces everything upon gentle science
and approve methods, and app
taking all tho varieties Of fish in the New
Would. l vol. vo Price 81 80.
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WIKI an0 TOupee8.-VVe WOuIU edII tH0
stseno citizens strangers requiring Wigs ros
PEGS q Of most important character
Invented by x. PHALON, No. 1877 Broadway, Of Day
under the Franklin House. They caa be seen at his
Hair Cutting Rooms where 10 the largest and best
TN the city.
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the large, dragon size snd pair OF the smaller siz
perfectly silver mounted and complete, with holster
straps TASKS balls sc &C. Also several other art
ces suitable fer California travel in the territories Eli
quirs Of EDWARD WHITE, 247 Broadway.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1849-10-06
So muel S. Niallit,
Thos Logan OF Wa7,
and Mary Logan,
his wife.

This subscriber hayino purchased car4o;,
Real Estate of thc above named dnC.n-
da;!s at Il sale thereof made on the 4tb Of
ADJUST 1888 Nv Tholoa7 Thaclnrv (n,-
stale. IN yi,tu,. of NrnAition; t;vnon,S
issued o.. the above named ;nIrmant brr"-
~ gives Eotlcc that he intends 10 ,un,r +,
the Judges OF Cecil county Court, at the
next session of said Cont. to hp held j.,
t,liton on the 9th day of Octrhor nevf
ior a Confirmation Of sad sale when and
where the said defendants or thn;r crod;
tors, or any other persoD or persons CHM
ins an interest in tno matter VIII have an
npplrtunity o, s,at;n, olirct;o, r. an,,
tnry havc, why the sale should not IT,
confirmed, and Tor that purpose are here, :
warned to appear.
The property purchased hy the srllscrib-
er CONSISTS Of all the risht, title, and inter-
est Of Thomas Logan of Wn., and Mary
Logan his wife, in and 10 all that tract. yart
OF tract Or parcel Of land. living and be-
in5 in the 9TH Election District Of ecil
county. Gated ssllayiaIl," wherein The
sand defendants new rrslde, and being tbat
part OF tine Veal Estate whereof Jeremiah
bdkfr D., di@j splZrd which WAS dCsig-
mated By commissioners apEol9ted ty Ce-
cl county Court 10 make division Of the
Real Estate Of tn" sad jeremiah Baker 1r.
amongst ms helrS At Lot No. =, and was
ta.eh ~ jeremiah EaAerJr. he beng the
oiies! her, at IN" valuation placed upon
II by the SAID commissioners, the netps and
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This me lcne was prepared by a regular
phi ysicien and is Me result Of an extensive prac
tce ofsevrra years in bilious cIimate--t is
Ell 'lrey a vegetable preparation and may be Ia
ken by any one with perfect safety to the most
delicate cons tl'u,lon.
TIE following extract Is from the "Ta1acrS
and Emirranrs Hand F0ok." valuable work of
abont 500 pages, recently published by 'lessrs
appleton S, Co. New York. In chapter S: page
49,. the author il speaking Of Fever and As Ne,
remarks:
There is most admirable medicine sold in
most of the Western cities. which we can con
scieu,ious!y recommend Tor FEY GR and AEtE
and other bilious diseases, il IS the IN III \
CHOnhGOGL T., which rs preFrrrd by DR.. Ns-
good Of New Work, WHO has made thc bilious
diSerGc77 of t.,n West lis special study. We
are 10 friend 10 those medicines usually cl!ieu
patent, but we have had ample opportunity OF
knowing the Invaluable effects o! Il c C!uIagoguG
in..Bi!lious cuscsn
Extract ola letter from Mcssrs. ScA1rFuGoop
HA,EnsrlcK ( Co, OF Philadelphia
PHILADELPHIA, I'd NO 2ith 1912.
Or. c Osgood.- Respected Frond We
have had occasion to $50 the good effects ntihy
m edicinc in the case Ola Young man WHO had
been troubled with chils long tin,u and could
not get lear oithei.i. hut since he comm"p-rd
tkmga bottle OF thy preparation has entirely
recovered, and is nov becoming quite stout.
Respectfully thy tr!crds,
SCATrLRGUUD !lAE EItSTICk s Co.
2 nc rous other certificates from men Of IT,
lh,st responsibility itsryrg TO tie great 81
cacy OF the 81 .dicne can h seen on app' 'cation
undersigned .I,D a snIl 'rpiisc on the eau
irca itn"nt aud cur ~ t'.s"r and AgG:, and
olncr Diseases q. Billions elm ,es'' may lie had
,,i' At 1 ,,,.l t suiE
DR., Joseph Wallace Ehton, Charles 4. Rob
rrls Crr!tun, A. W. Davis HYrc de Gr0c",
james Wtsoh Port Deepest, John Fl. Clayton
Chncch itUI. Codwin Z Giteon CoEtfoy'lie,
George f. brown x B.o.' and J Irwin @m.lh,
| afe nho lrsaIe agents tor E4umcre.