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Third yard had before ussi expr ,sst,u to lcd .
hia which be had allowed to pas, aud he should
now like to know what he meant by sturning tail
He presumed he was entitled TO his xn opinioa on
any question.
The President checked this alteration, and tho
motion co adjourn put and lost
Aldermen DEhMAH moved that this matter bs
laid on the tabe, and tsken up TO moro v night
He bad doubt that a bare majority was INSULT
Client, an it would he dangerous IN 20 I'M portaat
matter; and TO enable meiDbers vote 40 as to dis
pose ~ it, he now moved il he laid on the table.
The motion Yrs carried and the matter so dis
posed Of
After somo resolutions had been passed, of a
common place character. tho Il ,ard adjourned, AZ
about eleven O'clock, till Tuesday at L Al.
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Musical and Theatrical.

BowERY THEATRE The drama OF "Kennsthn whioh
has been performed at this establishment With the great
est enthusiasm will the performances o. this
evening. The next piece will be the grand Legendary
drama entitled Der Freschutg with u
that contains the wboe strength Of the oompany inclu
ing Messrs Eddy, Stevens. and others Of celebrity.
BROADWAY THEATRE MIR. Forrest, whose engagements
star unprecedented to time aud great popuae
ty appears to night in his inmitabe atou o<
the character Of BE pa Rebro in the Broker Bogota
He will be supported by Msrshalls excellent stock
spy The entertainments win conclude with tho farce
Of the Henderson,
NiBlo's GARDEN entertainments this evening win
introduce the full strength Of the dramatic and bask
company The first feature OF attraction VIII be tue
MIR Leach and other artists Of celebrity will appear.
The attraction will be the ballet performances OF The
French snd Spanish dancers and the entertainments W
cosc With the drama Of Robert Mscaire."
BcnroNs TnyArRx-This old es,ablishunent which
ha- always been supported by the most respsotabIo
classes in The city. viii commence Its entertainments
followed by the sactirg drsma called "Grandf4 her
Whitehead In which Mr.. Piscide has equal rhs
great comedisn in his unvsed character of Timothy
NATIONAL THrA7sx --Purdy presents . bill Of enter.
taipm for THE evening which cannot fail to draw .
large sudie1 nee. The amusements commence With the
drama called "wsrlock Of the Glen" Tha next piece
vii. be the ballet called the ILLUSION OF the Pain ers in
which the Moaplsiir family will display thsr csrpa-
.Nfgro Asiroiogero
wnIAcxs Lrerum.-Ths excellent company NOW
attracting crowded h0uso0
We aot surprised at THU the OF Stake Les
ter, proDgbam Waicot MAson Miss Laura Keene Kate
Horn Mss Brouphan and othsr artists Of great drama
tic osfbrty will always be to attract. The pieces
announced are the School for Scandal and the "Hap
py Man"
MrrRorol'TAs HAIL-The nfth srand concert Of Mns.
sontsg, viii take place this evening. The programs
stmprsss Dany musica gens Prom the great sue
cess which attended her last Overlooking ~
sepbsee may be anticipated to night.
AMERICAN hrsyuM.--The Orphans Dream" VA Wit
resssd sgsn last evening By crowded aud deshsd aa-
deLce tits be repeated bo this aftsrnoon aad evs
ing This arrangement affords excellent opportunity
for those who cannot attend in tho evening.
CpRIsry,s Opraa Housr -Chrstys MtnsTeh sdvsfseso
sy,ry anusipq bill Of entertainment for ths evening
woep, MrssrArls give another Of their highly popsee
enter,sirmcnss ts.night. The Firsraans Death" VI
| be repeated.
w,urr,s yAnIsrirs-rhis place continues TO Be vi
raopaed very attractive prcgi anime Is provided foe
this evening
II Tur Paxos,Ml or MExco.-This beautiful palatinG
is exhibited nightly, at the Minerva Rooms Bros1way
ponettis troupe of learned animals performing g
PufsIo
Miss Kimberly psrforned In Bsstca ~ a. - tn
Ills ssss0n, - ~ svsntag q ths teh inseank
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TART FIRST
Before Cbief Justjce Oaklr'

Before Chief Justice Oakley.
OCT. This court opened, and having called the
jury and the calendar, adjourned, as no cause
ready. Previous TO the ADJOURNMENT, ths Chief
Justice said would mention the bar that it has
been suggested 10 try the experiment of ing
shorthand writer, TO taka down the proceedings of
the court in the trial Of Arrangements
have been made with gentleman very competent
for the purpose for aontn, and his duty will be TO
take minutes OF the trials as they 60 along Gen
tlemen will see whether the experiment will bo n
very use full one; ny impression is that il will be So
and that it will tesd very essentially TO shorten
trials We know that great portios Of valuable
time is consumed iD taking down the testimony Of
witnesses A Shorthand writer oan take it do vn as
fast as tho witnesses deliver IL, and gentlemen will
find that the experiment will be of extreme use.
AID some permanent arrangement doub. will be
made Tho experiment will be tried during the
present term OF the court.
STATEN ISLAND LAND ASSOCIATION.
Oct. - HenyJ Ssnn1aa rs. DIntd L3D This
action arose out OF proceedings connsctod With the
staten island Land As ocaton, foraed ia tho year
1850 The casa has been long in litigation, ann the
proceeoipgs solar are raaipaily documentary tho
counsel on ea IN ride ha ling read their points fr
printed books. 1t sppeTs there had been relations
Of agency in. tho matte, betw tho plaintiff and
defendant. end the pla.ntir had heen Unable OBJ.
tain setAement w,sh the defendant. Mr Lord
stated the case tor the plaintiff, from which IL
appears hhat u number OF po,sous eu,erei into au
association. aud invited patties to invest capital in
land !, This IL Is aledged Mr. Low was ooncerned.
ice asn.h purchased large amount Of this stock,
on which he paid several instruments Ills stock
was Afterwards sSd by the association and he brings
thus action 10 recover back his money. the ground
thai he received no value for il. Adjourned.
PAar SECOND,
Before Hon Judge Paine.
October o-Joanna McEvoy, admiuistratrix,
&c against John and George Becker. This wa
an action brought by the plaintiff against the defen
dents, sor damages for the loss OF plaintiffs daush
ter who was killed by tho bursting out of che wall;
OF the defendants sranary, in Cherry street. on the
| Esd OF June. 1851 The cause was tried twice be-
fore in which, Lawrence Fleming was plaintiff but
| The jury At each trial failed 20 agree IL VAS sa
! legged that the building was insufficient for the pnr
poses in,enced, and that the materials used ~ere
suitable fof ssoh buliIs, all OF which arc d.as.
by the defendants The saass y still on. Ad
iouxnsd.
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Supreme COUrt-GencraI Term.
The Hon Judges Edwards. Mitchell, and Roosevs

The Hon Judgob Edwards. Mitchell, and Roosevelt
presiding.
THE MILLION AND FIRST HALF MILLION TRUSTS
HIGHLY IMPORTANT CASE
OCTOBER 5.-Lw,s Gurus, &c Trustees, Us.
Ddrad LencM. Roeiur Of the North american
Trust and Bank''g Company. (or,gtnal suu.) md
LeUm Leocut, R.ce,v0, rs. Richard M. Bach.
frd and 0fhers, Gross Suit.) aud D1pM Leopnt,
Rae,Dv, u.s. John L. GeGham and others "A for
Dioable array Of counsel appears in this long litt
gated case-Mr VIM Npyes Hon L Butler,
ex.Judse Kent, Mr. Crosby and Mr. G O'Conor
being for the plaintiffs, and Messrs Cleavcland, I'll.
tus. ex Chief Justice Bronson, Mr. Edward Sand
ford Mr. Bradley, Mr. j Van Buren,, and l. Chap
man, Jr for the defendants These most i'm rtaut
sDd volumlinous were commenced in 1872 and
1913, and bad their origin 10 the transactions of the
North American Trust and Banking Company.
They involve tho question of certain trust deeds,
FIRST Half Million and Second if Million Trusts"
taken for capital amounting 70 about $4,000 900,
were transferred to Blatchford Curtis & Graham,
to secure 800 bonds. for G250 sterling each, aud
amounting TO g., goo 0o0. The trustees fled a bill
TO confirm the trusts, and the receiver Of the bank
fled cross bill, to set aside the oonveyapces The
plenciDgs and proofs in the causes fill FIVE or six
printed volumes. and the argument will occupy
,evers weeks. The principal parties ia interest are
Palmer, Mackilop, DENT & Co Morrisons. and 9th.
ers residents in Europe aud the cited States Bank
md Girafd Bank All these parties are holdcrs Of
bonds secured by the trust deeds, and claim to DO
preferred creditors Of the North American Trust
and Banking Company.
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Alderman STURTEvAsr Yes ] have doubt
of that Qaughier) but if you say you have read
it-that's enough.
Alderman TrEMANH was sorry If there were any
members who had not read and understood it. The
object of printing il was that they might all do
Alderman BRIsLEY had read the testimony over
two or three times carefully; but what was tho
of reading half document, and not resjog the
balance! Even if it take till half past one, and
was, as the Alderman OF the Eleventh slid. "a
kind Of borish operation" he thought they should
not be so much afraid Of their timo wnen sitting
there upon that matter.
The President said the motion would DO that Of
the Alderman OF tho Eleventh, that the reading OF
the testimony be dispensed with
This was put, and lost-syes, D. noes,6.
Alderman TIEsANN said 1t would taxa an hour
and half; and he novel they adjourn and neet
to- D. orrow, at o'clock
Alderman OAKLEY wished to get through to-
night, even if they did not until IL oclock.
Alderman SrURrEvANT said it was question Of
great importance; tho III ost so they had ever I'd
before them; and question which would be passed
over much more lightly than many other things.
An idea had gone abroad that he would
have great deal to say but he would tell them for
their guidence, that he would only consume very
short time in making few general remaf ks, as no
did not mean TO waste much ovor question which
had been preconceived and predetermined. 10 had
no doubt they would dispose Of the question in very
few minutes
Alderman SmTu--Go on. This Is all out Of or
der The reading was called for.
The PRESIDENT--Certainiy, and tho CLERK pro-
ceeded with his endless job.
Alderman STURTEvAsT, after some time, asko |
whether there sufficient number present to vote
on this He supposed Mr. Doher could not or
would not vote, and without him they had only
eleven. and would they not require majority Of all
the members elected, on such y question?
Alderman CORNELL Never mind--go ahead.
There's ono below stairs. CLaughter)
Alderman SOUTHAMPTON, very well, If you
keep them in house below, ready
| The PRESIDENT direo, cd that the members do not
leave tho room; but one slipped out, and another
went down, with permission, when AL erms Smii d
reprimanded the S. rgeant at Arms, and tho further
reading shortly afterwards dispensed with, the
dotaulters having returned.
Alderman BRIsLEy then moved they now adj
journ. He aaid ho did 50 in justice to Nc. Doherty
Flo did not intend TO vote to sustain the report OF
| tho majority.
Alderman SrURrgvANr said, MS another hal
turned tall and there were but eleven present. they
could not sustain IL, as il required majority 9
the members elected,
i Alderman TIEMAsN did not think IL required suot
majority, but only Of those present, If there was
quorum
| Alderman SEIVa would Eks to sec tho la- rc
quiring majority Of the members in suoh ease.
Alderman SsssLEY aid ths gsnAsnaa fcsn sAs
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NOTICE.

VyIIE Stockholders of The Kalida and
II Hamcr Plank or Turnpike Road
Company are hereby notified that twenty
per cen,um on each share of the capital
Stock Of said Company will be required
to be paid in. to c. II. Rice, the Trea-
snrer Of said Compony, on the fifteenth
day Of A pril next: and twenty per GEN.
lum on lie fifteenth day Of July next;
twenty per centum on The fifteenth day
Of October next; twenty per ceninm on
The fifteenth day OF January, 1853; and
lastly, The further sum of ten per ce2ium
on The fifteenth day of April thereafter,
according TO the contrac, made with the
contractor of said Road by The Directors
ef said Company. You will therefore
see the necessity Of punctuality in order
TO the vigorous prosecution Of the work.
MOSES LEE, President.
Kalida, March 30, 1852. 574
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F, NOTICE in CHANCERY.

Tiheodore Wrocklaae, guardian Of the heirs OF Fer:
dinnnd Bredeick decenspd. George NJ. .8rekner Ads
minstrator of the Estate ~ John redeirk deeeased
Joseph Osendortf, Elizihetl Osendorf, Mary B Bre.
deick, Mary Victoria Iredelck. J0hannn Bredeick.
Bernard Esrh. administrator Of the EsiHte Of Ferii
nnnd Rrcdeick. deceased, Maria Wfhrmnyer loihef.
wise Maria Bredeirk Henry tHeinrich) Weiifmrvrr.
Elizaheh GroszcscnIan md IFonry riIeinrirh] Gsos
zescalan hereby notified that Tho 18th dny bf
Anrii. 1859, John Otto Bredeick of Allen rointy.
Ohio filed In the Court of common pleas OF the eOnn,
ty oi Putnam and State OF Ohion Bill In Chnneet~
against the said parties above notified the objart and
pray or OF which hill IA TO ohnin decree from sail
Court ordering the heirs nnd legal representatives ot
Ferdinand Bredeick, deceased, AMI the heiis nnd
legal representatives of John Dredcick. deceased. 10
convey said John Otto Brcdeic the undivided twa.
thirds part, and 10 tho leirs of Ferdinand Bredoick.
deceased, the undivided onetbird part 6ft follow
ing tract ~ anh lying In said county of Putnam and
Stnte Of Ohio. to wit The west half Of tho sontl,
west fractional quarter OF section nineteen In town
ship south OF range five east, containing ninety
six ard seventy five hnndreths OF mn acre, Ia
pursuance of agreements entered into y and heiweer
Ferdinnnl Bredeirk, deceased. John Bredcick, de.
ceased, nnd tie said John Otto Bredelck before ths
denth OF the former two the said three parties heing
hy title legally invested, tenants In common
Of sqd land equally. Aud the said defendants are
further notified, that ,nss they appear md plead.
nnswrr. or denr to said hi within sixty DAYS nter
The next Term Of said Court the snd John Otto Bre.
drrk Mt the Term next Rfer the expiration of snli
sixty dnys will Apply 10 said Court TO take the matters
OF the bill confessed and to decree THEREON
dinghy. fr N. HUBER,
April Is, 1859, [577fwl Solicitor for Complainant.
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ROAD TAX NOTICE.

NOTICEis hereby given that at the March
IN Session, A. L. 1852, Of the comfy Com
nissioners in and for the county of Putnam,
Ohio, the said Coz 'oners levied the
sum of two thousand dollars for rond pur.
poses in suid county, for the year 1852, being
at the rate of twenty cents on the hundred
dollars valuation of the taxable property in
suid county; and that any person charged
with road tax may discharge the same in
labor, at the rate OF sevenlv-ive cents per
day. within tn , proper road district. or upon
the proper free turnpike in said county.
WILLIAM NJ. BELL,
County Auditor,
ArD'T RS OFFICE, PUTNAM Co., o.,
Ka'ila, May .4lh, 1852. 5Sl
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DISSOLUTION.

NOTICE is hereby given that tho Co
1 y partnership existing between JoHN
M. PALMER and EN- In 4. HUssoN in the
Chair,making and Cabinet business, al
Medary, was dissolved by mutual consent,
on 'he eleventh day Of February, A. D.
1852. All deb,s due the said Partner.
ship nre to be paid TO said Palmer, and
all charges against the same are to be
settled by him.
JOHN NJ. PALMER.
EMILE A. HUSSON.
April 16. 1852. SIT
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M T. w G. O O d S ,
AT TAYJOPS' STORE.

VUST REC EIVED, and selling VERY
Q, CHEAP, an assortment OF GOODS, fol
the Spring market, among which are:--
Kossuth and Palm Lenf Hats;
Kip Boots. warranted. So SO;
Womcn's Calf and Kip Bootees and Shoes;
Women's Goat Skin Shoes; ...
Mems Cloth Gaiters;
Mems enameled Congress Goitcrs;
Mems and Women's Indian Rubber Shoes /;
Coffee for 10 and l2 cents; ........
3 Rice. Spice and Pepper;
Golden and Sugar House Syrup;
Z Sugar. Tobacco, God Fish, &C., &c.
Call, and ace. and bny.
Kalidn, May 26, 1862. u 582
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PETITION TO SELL, LANDS.

Louis De Lar enay. dndnls.i f-t TFF A
traitor OF the Estate off. W. ~ s4 lA "a
Fuhrman. deceased,
". Petition 3. ssn 4 4sHds
Guido Fnhrnrsn r. ". Fnhr. r "a Ra3AN
man, Charles FuhrmBn and
Ine FuhriDnn, minor heirs
OF hecensnd, ,tN " flt
rTNHE said Guido Fuhrmnn. OF Williamsburg; Z; ana
l. Jnlie Fuhrnan, OF New York city liItbe slntc ot
New York, and CHARLES Fuhrin n, aud F w. Fuif.
man, of New Orenns IN the S,nte OF Louisiana. viii
take notice that the saii administrator nled hs peti.
tion In tho office fte Prontc Judge OF the Coau OF
Probate within and for the county OF Putpnm and
State Of Ohio. the 10Th day of April a. D. 1852.
the prayer ofwhich said petitlon Is that the following
described ptopsrty situated IN the township OF Jen.s
nings In tue county OF Putnam aforesaid, may be sold
and thr proceeds Of the applied Jhe payment
OF the dehts OF the dcredent. Said property is dcs
crihe Hs follows, 10 wit: Tnot number thiftynne In
the Town of Fort Jennings, aud outif numleriw
IN said town Of Fort Ionnngs, SAID last mentioned lot
containing ten acres Of nnd ID Rrg saaf "a
Said petition will be for hearing heoyo said Probate
Court on Monday the 9TH day Of June. 4. D. 1859.
JAMES MACKEgZlE. 40
a.aiI Solicitor for Administrator.
Kalian, April %, 1892. y 5s7dw
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NOTICE

rs hereby given lha! petition will be
presented 10 The Commissioners, oil
Putnam county, Ohio, at their next Ses-
sion, PRAYING The grant and location Of n
county road, to commence at the Gllboa
and Gilead road, in Blanchard township.
Putnam county, Ohio, where snid road
crosses the center line running east and
west Of section fifteen, in said township
thence running west on said center
limo to the north west corner Of John
Adams land, in section eighteen, in said
,ownshp-,hence south to the road lead.
ing from Gilboa to Bell 81 Diyon's Steam
Mill. 1891 May 7lh, 1852.
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NOTICE

NOTICE is hereby given that there will
~ be n nettion presented to the Commis-
sioners of Putnam county. Ohio, at their June
Session, praying for the location Of a county
road on The following route. to wit;-Com.
mencing at the county road on the west side
Of O;own river on the section line between
sections thirty and thiriy-one in township
number one south Of range six east-thence
west on or near said line te intersect til
Defiance road on the west side Of the Au-
gluizr rivor. MANY PETITIONERS.
April 10Th, 1852. 578%
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ADMINISTRATORS SALE OF
REAL. ESTATE

NOTICE is hereby given that. hy order of the
Lt Court of common pleas, of Putnam county Ohio.
will proceed TO sell of the Real Estate Tho property
of John Mcdowell, deceased, ut the door Of tie con-
house In Rnlidn In said county, Cn tie 2ed day OF
May, A. d., 1889, between the hours of ten 0'rlock
A. NJ. and four O'Clock, P. NJ. of said day w much
of the Real Esinte of decede as Is comprsed within
tlie following boundaries, to witt Commencing six,r
quarter Of section fourteen of town one south Of
range eight east-thcnce soul, one hundred nd sixtv
rods thence east fifteen rods-thencc north 10 the
north line Of said quarter section ons hundred and
sixty -thence west fifteen rods 10 the place OF
beginning, containing fifteen ncres. ,a's
WHITFIELD ACRLEY,
Administrator oe John MeDowefI. deceased.
April %, 1859. CIT
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PUTNAM COMMON PLEAS.



John NJ. Nowfon. Fs.at
l. State Of California. win take notice that tie
g3d day of, ,Anril, A. D.. 1859. RUhert GilHna, Nd.
mihstrator Of Water Buckingham. decreased, nlcd
his hin In cnncery nganst him. In the office Of lls
Clerk OF The Court OF common peas OF lGtnam ronr-
ty. Ohio. Said bill nllahges That nhot TIE e5tt
day Of Mny. A. d. 1919. the snii john H. Newton,
executed 10 the said Robert Gi,iilnnd, A1ninisfaiot
ns aforesaid mortgage upon the following p'emscs
10 vit:-The south west quarter Of tile sontl WRIT
quarter of section number seven. In township number
one, south of range nnm'e FIVE east, In Putnam
county, Ohio. containing foriy.eight nnd sevpn,y
sven hundreth nrrrs Of land. more less; and out.
lot number three (3)n william Crimes adliiiGu OF
outois TO the town OF Howard. (nOw Dephos) In the
cpun'y pfVan Vert Ohio. which snti Mortgnge was
exeritei TO serure tho payment OF the followin,
prnmssoiy notes. OF even date with shid mortgage,
10 wt--Onc note for si10l.Ti pnyuhle In nina
months; one note for Sl10l.74, payable iu eigbeen
months. with interest from and after February eS,
1850; and note for Sli0I.73 payable in two yen o.
with interest from and ater February o5, 1850. Sail
bill further alledges default in The payment OF ny
Of said SIMS OF money, and prnys nn account rIi
decree for the sale of snid morgagcd premises ~
satisfy snid snns. And the said John NJ. Newton ls
herety notified that unless lie Pleads answers or
demurs 10 said bill within sixty days after the next
Term Of the Court Of common pleas OF said coui ".
the said Robert Gilliland will NJ Ihe Form OF said
Court next after tile expiration of the said sxy days
apply 10 said Court TO take the nntters In said blu az
confessed, and to decree thereon accordingly.
571fwl A. VI. NICHOLS.
April 90, 1852. Solicitor for Complainant.
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cHANcERY NOTICE.
IN CHANCERY.

james II Vail
Id e. VS..
C. NJ. Godfrey, Adj IN CHANCERY.
ninsirator of Luz
'ius E. Hawley,
licensed, ct. al.
TINE snid Charles M. God frey, Admins
IL traitor of Lucius Z Hawley. deceased,
Curtis Hawley. Amret IIawley, Lydia Har.
rington, and the unknown heirs Of Hes, er
Emanuel. will take notice that the said James
Y Vail flied on the 10Th day OF February,
q. d., 1852 his petition in the Court OF
Common Pleas, Of Putnam county. setting
iorth among other things that tho said Lncius
EHnwlev,on thel0th day ofMarch. =. i849, made
his promissory note to snid James II. Vail for
Sll5.73, and promised to pay the same two
wears after the time of mnhing the same with
interest, and further to secure the payment
thereof gave to said jones II. Vail mort.
gage on Inot No. sc. in the Town Of Knlida.
in said county, conditioned for the payment
Of said .promissory note according to the
terms thereof. and the period limited for the
puyment Of said Indebtedness having elapsed.
and the said note remaining unpaid, the
prayer OF said petition is that on hearing Of
tho case, said mortgage NAV BIS foreclosed
that an account be tnkon. and the said mort.
gaged. premises sold to pay said Indebtedness
10 suid James II. Vail.
And the said defendants are further mott.
fed TIM. uni ~ss they appear and plead answer
or demur TO said Bill within eixiy dnvs after
The next Term Of said Court, the snid James
II. Vail n, the next Term after the expiration
Of said sixty days will apply to said Court TO
take the matters Of the Bill as confessed, and
decree thereon accordingly.
LELAND & MACKENZIE,
Solicitors FOR Complainant.
March % 1859 573
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DRUGS! DRUGS!

The subscriber having recently purchased
the Drug Store in Gilboa has also fitted NJ
that establishment with good supply Of
MEDICINES, &c.
Pure wines and brandes. for medical purpo.
aes; quintine, and everything else in the
drug line. to which we invite the attention o.
the physcions Of this village and surround.
ing country. We will sell both Dry Goods
and Medicines as low and on ns accomoda-
ting terms as any other establishment.
7. H. B. HIPKINS.
Gilboa, May "a, 1852 500