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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-09-01
wEsTERN BRANCH LAND 70. sAL1

VyALUABIE wEsTERN BRANCH LAND 70. SALE
In Norfolk county, ya--Pursusnt TO , decree d
the Circuit Court Of Norfolk county, pronounced In tie
OF Gats Guardian against Gait al and Lynea'
Guardian Gait snd Al viii be sold 1T public austo
before the Court house door Of Norfolk county the
1Sb day Of s. pe NIB next that being the Brst day a
the Circuit Court three tracks OF land, situated the
wes ern Branch In said county, adjoining each sther
The united contain $50 bounded By
the ,ands Of Josiah Fllitt ard others, the Wester1
Branch and a small creek the eastern BOUNDARY
One third Of rhe land is well set with pine WOOD suit
able for steamboat purposes not more than three fourhs
Of mile from the lending on the Western Branch,
where vessel drawing twelve fost water can load and
proceed 10 Ezaeeth river, which IL three miles on.
Tie texture Of the SOL particularly adapted to the
growth Of all the ahles sdvaptigeousy il
This peghborbood being high and Light requiring little
di ching The water spscs of the landing Il large
and particularly adapted to the planting OF oysters,
tie brspch 1hs land Is on he Portsmouth side OF the
apch five miles distant from said place. and has on
II smal house, which with little reform win make
comfortable residerc- for . small family Such an op
portuoty Is seldom offered persons DESTROYS Of going
in Lbe wood and trucking business. The terms Of the
saie viii be-so much Of the purchase money a. ~in
ceay the expenses If the suit viii be required cash.
balance credit of six and nine months TO carry
interest fon the day of ssle with approved bond aud
security and lien the atd Persons wishing to view
tie land previous the day Of sale win csN Jss.
Arrdsugh in Portsmouth, (~ho has plot Of the iand)
OF the subscriber, III Norfolk.
DICKIE GAIT, Commissioner.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-09-01

TtAIMoR1A IMPRESS By THE UNITED 81 sTEs
n end Peel9e Nail Llne, via PAaAnA, exoluHvsAy -
A. n HnsKLxY 90. viii dsapstsA 1AefF nsxt frsishs
ard Derce cypress for Aspiawa Passma ard san Esa-
CISCO By the o. B. mail steamer George Law HsdAy,
septsmbsr g. In charge al W. d. Blair, r-gulsr through
messenger. Freight must b. put mp In watss prsof
psskagss not exessdng loo iss wsg Sk cubic feet
N, B--Lsttsr b., (which sill enclose In govern.
nent cnvelopss,) reosivsa at 70 broadway, ~
bseEzee ofzcs on tho wharf sailing day up 20 the
hour II depaYture Hinshlsy Co q fsthmas Baggage
Expreas fassesesn' hsRgsss win ~ received and
cd a itA baegAes ohcS the whf foes 81 War
rem street, on ts day before and day - sailing Tran
~ fsthtgePsyssk here
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-09-01

N n mNKIxY CO.'S AHPnWAIL AND PANA
A. n NEsrCI fseAt &. Asshwn, N. q, vin
- reovsd y NeH Yerts soneStsd - oar vsgesa, "a
et6sesH nsssS ~ look Resss>s Absa "a : pscpoe.
- sAssss Eshe e go. z. ss..a es:a.sss
Tsss. sSa 4 x .s :. sss.4 , s:
NV Ysrk. JOHN v. CAR!4IqzoN sgsat 20 Rroad
way, under PaaAmA Sanruad oMcA
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-09-01


HsAxDN AND ANB0Y RAILROAD 10 PHfLxDn-
~ phia, from pier No. North Riysr-Two hnss
daily, At 4. n, and ?. \. The morning line ct A.
n, BY steamboat Johd Potter, to South Aboy thsnso
BY cars T. way places to Phiadslphs. Fks sa second
GLASS; -. E.prsss Inns 1t P. H., b. John Potter -
Ampoy thence direct to Camden by cara; throueh ID
i've hours Faro, -. wap accomlodAtien end smi-
grant line ct r n fare - 80; smgrant Mns 1t p. u
fare, q ~. ~ ~ 9ae8 i7l7f7lf-
nay BOAT FOR ALBANY AND THEMVRTRDi7Ta
IL hnoings.-Fare dollar. Meals served ON board.
The fayorite steamer GEORGE WASHING TON, CApt :.
B. Odel, leaves New York. foot Of Jay street. every
Tuesday Thursday, and saturday, ct ! O'Clock A. Il
Returning, isAves Albany every konday, wsdnssday.
and Friday. T. 4 HULsE, Agent, 2o2 Wet Il, N. Y.
Anew YORK AND PH1.ADKPBA AND THE SOUTH
IN md Wsss. N Nsw jersey Railsosd.-Unatsd 0tats1
man and exprsss nDss leave Now York. foot Of Oortlnt
street, ct Z, md 10 O'Clock A. ~ and Az ana p III
Through b four hours Fare 90 Is I'm 27s in ana
- In .. 10 and The New Jersey accommodation hns
leaves q - H., 1t ~. stopping at eli way stations.
Through essts sold for Cncuna( ct s1e) ana u vest
And for B.iHmcrs, wAshington Noro No., and through
baggage checked to Washington in and 10 A. X and
p. N. trains Nss
: IF
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-09-01

ITO TAH0Rs-A GOOD CUsrOI STORE, WITH
j lease, stock and fixtures for SALE Address \. D.
Herald once. ., -
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-09-01

H0USE TO LET AND FURNITURE FOR sALE-THE
II modern built three story house. no. n Vest Tsen
~ rst street, three Deep WIKI ges and Csoton
water every floor. Furniture AID gas fixtures for
sale. Possession given imme iiatey. Inquire on the
pzep ises.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-09-01

eTvO LET.-A RARE CHANCE FOR ANY ONE WISHING
IL 70 comnencc huainess store TO let, WITH three
y6a lease and fixtures for eals, wh b sold cheap Il
aSSsd for impsdstey, stors No. 2sS Hsscssr street.
Aply 40 Gzth Avenue. I, .s,ss4 $3.50
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-09-01

Tv0 DRUGGISTS AND AroU pcARm-A FIRsl
II class drug store, vsI ssoiSd and newly At4sd %
b svld aS barRain for saxh II inmsdiAtiy spplio5
fox. HALE = o., 90 Nassa1 stlsst
TAnOks, UoMlIxna &C --TOR .GAlEJ lerOM,
Il axtnfas asd ~ yean isase u hose lSe 1Alr4
svsDus; haa dsne nEut raae custon trsao fear yuns
pasa; 10 . Ard saas sssd for any bssss Vim - sod
sheaIy - The cwnsr h abcut to Avs ths ty Appy
Tyo rnuHIx RELATIONSHIPS SzIZ NM
- good viM TOOLS hxturss, ko.,. 4 Henry wocdweu,
6scsassd his n o vsEy. fszs .ehanes g. 0lnhle
maksr wisAing 70 embark "a busnsss, X Woo&1Ard
suecesdsd Mr. Jacob StosAnan Sons = Aair "a sstAb
n,1 49,, 49, sn ;ssse.ssa ~ ss"nty, IN
b dispessd q 81 yssy ow rAss 1c< ssxthsf Rsstic.-
PHI; or TO Joseph Weedwsn, rissssurg.
ITO MANUFACTURING JEWuLkR8.--F0R SALE,
i the took 80 i.plemssts q na.nfsstsrsns level
lsrs sstahhshnsnA A1sly carried = this esy
sistng Of drsp presses lsvsr H.. rails bsnsbs pans,
10. 1hs prs9iess whae ths artcAes sew ars, with
tive pews, ca b hired By ths pussAsssr desired
Apply u J. A. shsrnsn, 16f GSsnwteh street. or TO r.
Bfinss, esgpw VI F!ankhn md white streets
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-09-01

lU>O LET-A MODERN BUILT THREE STORY BRICK
Il house, No. 81 Summit street. South Brooklyn, with
snss bot and cold bath coaisins eleven rooms. 0aiy
pssnisss desirable, and rent reasonable Inquire of
MARSH Co, No, * Maiden lane, or ~ q summit
soroet BrooAlyn.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-09-01

Hyo RENT-A CONVENIENT, HEALzHY AND ~
hohtfui1y sltuatsd heaas, one hours l1esaos frou
0b city ON The Ner Haven fouts, for psfvsts fsafly
exa hotsl II would BE- rented With vfthou4 fuxDi
49, ss.es ~ = ssssons = s - Rrsse1s ccce Pant
1lEsst, nesx Fra sSeauS. fossVssIoa immsdiAts A
h@ Svn, II rsquirsd- 'seieN FoA9 1917 -.
mo RzNr-TT0 FIRST CLASS WINTER or SUMMER
IL mzok and etono b0uses, On thu Heights q Nsu
Bzshk1e, g. H. ssghsfnuy iiuztsd comusn1ins a. On.
asnxvs sasv ~ ths bay sH1 sufroundng country Tue
houses rspJste With evsfy conyhnisuce OF water
stables and coach hsuses garden sround private wals
aad avenues within hvs mipptes was Of Nsv RdShton
an1 o ss se sss e Ss sSr fss ,s
prsDiss erte cK HAMILTON, u hsaTsrs srest.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-09-01

~ Opportunity for any Wishing 10 70 into pablo
businsss. For sale hstsl and boarding heuss In the
lover part Of the city, doing good buansss n
the cheapest and best stands h the ward For further
informaAcn can at james Codys liquor store 142 bsr
tY atreAt
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-09-01

H0USE TO LET AND FURNITURE FoE SALE--TIiE
III hCnse is three stories high, has the inpr3ve
and IS d, alb loo tied in Tscllth s.rcs.
Broadway For particulars address II. f., Herald 90,
u Union square Pest Office.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-09-01

r Aw OFFICE TO IEr-PART OF AN OFFICE, WITH
~ privilege Of horary. Address, Boa 26e2.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-09-01

uXOUSE AND Stole TO LET THE FUR STORY
Al orek hour With ttore On the drst aoor No 525
Pearl street GENRE, has croton water throughout
Possess ion immediately Inquire of L. uNDERhiLL, 22
Oscar street
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-09-01

ny0 NJ LKH4lfRK ELEGANT AND CONVENIENT
u .snsies tnS~A az Der Patt, Or Late Abbey Hotsl,
bsewsm 1olas Ard ru1d a6sats, New Yssh ~ Aonss
= Ny!ee WI eySP ss1vsoi4sees = hsSs space q
ASven, srsps yints ~, est1erses, saSsA ahsae q,
H pssmiss Ars highly sxeibh for Asst class hotsl
heardzng hbnS4 nnlnAry, ~ pfiyAts ssylun. win be
~ O most favorable terms TO good tsnAat Inquire Of
= ". HNMAN, No. 2 Uosutsss ans - - -. 4.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-09-01

L>OR SALE horse CART AND HARNESS. SELL
IL ire sount IF il health. Inquire ct 81 Mour.
gcmery street To be any day TO- tive weeks if
s.ii
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-09-01

INCLUSION TO THE FISHING BANKS-WEsrEAl[ER
IL LAURA KNa APP, Captain Anderson, will make 3 trip
day 10 the week SIM ays excepted leaving Amos
street. at IA o'clock; spring street. Mt tx Peck slip
ut s. Brooms street, East river, Pier g. North river
at 0 O'Clock.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-09-01

EOARD WANTEr--BY A RESPECTABLE YOUNG
ID lady; in private family preferred. Terms nus
b. moderate. Address II. D., Chatham square Post
office.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-09-01

BOUNTY LANDs.-UNTrED STATES SAILORS, WIG
served ON shore tn California, during The ksuean
the same Of r r Belts, Sc Wall strest (bassmsnt) =
T,xrRA PAY AND BOUNTY r.ANn-ArL UNTrr1
States sailors who at any time betwosa lelo a.
1903 served tn the Pacine ocean, entitled 70 exso
ffon RIRn HpzyM 4.
Agent. saa flats) purssr o. q Navy, q Wan s9ssl
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-09-01

Gt0S -rOR SALE FOR TIE ABOVE SUM,
pAC. light. pleasant business, that may be made e
psy SO ~ IS cay proht This is chance for
safe and business Call No. Catharine street
corner Of Division, room ~, up stairs.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-09-01

INCLUSION STEANEs.-TifE ELEGANT FAST NEW
u steamer GEORGE Law, the only suitable successse
to the May Queen has still several days during the month
OF September open TO military and civic excursions ana
picnic parties Tor particulars apply TO H. Hopper e
Nessrs G W. KnaHrs, 256 Washington street. corner
Of Murray street. tet~sen 10 A. N and2
THxCURsIONS DOWN TIE BAY TO DEGROOTn
H. Maneion house Ksyport, N. J. The splendid
steamers Report john Hart leave the Of Npx
ray street every day at sH'A.M aud Pm. Fare -
cents each Wy. Sundays excepted.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-09-01

yIoRSALE--A GRoC.R's HORSE, WAGON AND r. Ar.
H. rets; also a celebrated watch dog ON seen
FOR weeh at No $50 Fret avenue, corner Of Tenth
street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-09-01

WANTED-BY TWO YOUNG GERMAN GENTLE
w zen, from Paris, partner with snhieisnt CAPT.
tai 70 estabsh importing business Of fancy and dry
eoods in this city, fhadelphia, or Baltimore They
have besn engaged In sad trade for the iast Zen yss
Of French and 0ersnss nsauisoysssS Xodrsss Al 3 g.
Herald o0ss, ststins amount o. ssrftal Aad terms
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-09-01

DART or A HOUSE TO LET-TEE ADVERTISER
1 having than is required for his fesn
", would the second floor consisting of two square
ssoms two bedrooms ana two nanries with privilege liz
oath room, containing hot and cold water small
ssctsbie family apply at o. West Twenty Hfth ct.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-09-01

VTyANIED-A LADY PARTNER, WITH A CASH
w capital Of $500, to enter into business that win
yield atty per cent Best VI city reference given
and required Please address NJ b. Herald once. NJ
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-09-01

ITO PHYsICIANs--A PARTNER Is WANTED IN A
Il good drug store, where there Is splendid openns
for an NJ. D. One who hss one thousand dollars cash
ADDRESS Druggist, Herald once other need at
tend 10 this advertisement Also, clerk wanted; As
cress % above tENa3k+f ftAtsf"
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-09-01

NO. nnA -H0TEL FOR sALE.-fHE lie aSe
MOI. OUU. and furniture Of q long established
Bd fsycrsbiy lce.ted botel down town for sae. For
further particulars address A. Herald onaoe
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-09-01

A SUIT or ELEGANT FURNISHED ROOMS, ON
"A TIL second h0or to let with board; house FIRST
class, with all the modern improvements Apply at $50
Broadway, near Union square.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-09-01

MOO -FoR SALE CENTRALLY LOCATED IN
DICU. tine thriving village OF Fairmouat, u few
minutes salk from Upper Morrisania dsoot, dine build
ing lot by ia feet worth $500. Title ndispusable
Address Home, box l91 Herald Office
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-09-01

TSo LET-AN ELEGANT BALL ROOM, FINELY
IL located In Broadway; sniab for the meeting of
Gibbs, societies, large dancing school, or for any
Dnnpose occurring spacious handsome room Inquire
N The rvmise, 765 Roadway, of n COURrOIr French
h. rdyeeser; aiso, two rooms for srtists
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-09-01

TTNO LEr-A LARGE BACKROOM AND BEDROOM ON
Il the second 6oor attic, either srparate or to-
gether fuEni he'd or upfurnshed to small family On to
gentlemen. Location pleasant In private family, ana
near Broadway, Ill Spring street. tsi ustts 81 &
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-09-01
EXCL RsKONs.

I-X-UR ION No COMFY ISL ND,--iHE NEW ANn
IL splendid steemer NO WALK "a tain A. Hitch
cock, win make three excursions cai Coney Island,
~ folio -sLesve New York. foot Of Srng street. 1t 9
A. A., ~ and 81 P. 4. pier No North river, st e
pm, landing at Fort Hamilton ,ch why. Fare -
Fort 1aIniiton CopeS Island ant back to New Yc,
20 cents. No half prize fos children
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-09-01

ITO LEr-,TE SECOND STORY OF HOUSE IN
IL Second street. viii BE- rented low to good tenant
Inquire 81 No. lao eecond street s.-lr si7Nl ~
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1854-08-11

age, and that such application IL made
'or his exclusive use and benefit, and
those specially mentioned herein. and
not either directly or indirectly for the
use or benefit Of any other person o,
persons whomsosver; and upon making
he affidavit herein required, and filing
II with the Register, he or she shall
thereupon be permitted to enter tbs
quantity OF land specified: provided that
40 certificate can be given or patent Is
sue therefor until the expiration Of i've
years from the date Of such entry, and
until the person or persons entitled 10
he land so entered shall have paid for
the ssms twenty-five cents per acre, or,
n the lands have been In market more
than twenty years. twelve and hall
cents per acre; and II, IT the expiration
Of such time, the person making such
eatrv shall prove. by two credible wit
nesse.. that he or she has continued 70
reside upon and cultivate said land, and
stiil reside upon the same, aud in such
case, be or she shall be entitled to pat
INT, a. in other cases provided for BY
law; and ell such persons as are speci-
fed in the eight section. and who are
now settled upon lands subject to entry
by this act, shall be entitled TO its ben
e6t, upon the expiration Of five yesrs
from the date OF such settlement. The
benefits Of this and the preceding sec
tion Of this act shall be extended TO the
settlers upon the public lands in Cali
lorna, upon pay ment OF one dollar per
acre.
The tenth section provides that the
Register Of the Land Office shall keep
register of all entries, aud make return
thereof to the General Land Office.
The eleventh section provides that
any person who may have filed his or
her AFFIDAVIT Of an intention to settle
quarter section OF land under the pro-
visions Of this act mey at any time ac-
quire title thereto by paying the inls
graduated price for the same. But no
person or persons shall be allowed to
iIe a declaration Of intention to settle
for The purpose Of claiming the benefit
Of the provisions OF this act. in regard to
Eve years actual settlement, alter the
State shall have purchased. or taken as
preemptor, the class in which said lands
lie.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1854-08-11
PRICE 81 PER BOTTLE, 9 bo,,lo.for IS
II n N NJ n

PILEs! PILEsl Truths worth re-
reme'nb.rlng-That the Piles is painful
dis ase; that all who have the Piles wish 10
be cured tina, all who have had ihs pilesi
and have used Humphreys Vegetable ONT
nent, are cured.
~ That every one who has tested the
surprising virtues OF this valuable "niat-
'nent," pronounce II the best remedy for the
cure Of Pies, that was ever discovered.
That this valuable remedy is also war.
fsnled. II early applied, an immediate cure
for burns; Ids. etc. John Mears. Miles
Greenwood. ana many others can bear tes-
timopy TO lis remarks BILE curative properties.
Il cures bleeding or blind Piles. whether In
ternal or external.
Price 81 per box.
Sold by JOHN ID. PARK.
Corner Fourth and Walnut streets.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1854-08-11
cines Of the day osd failed

cines Of the day mad failed.
g. IL has cured where Quinins. and al
other usual remedies seemed to produce bui
little or no effect.
4 Il Is mild in It's operation, pleasant &c
take, contains neither Arsenic OF. other dele
te'ious Drugs and may be token by PERSONS
Of oil ages with perfect safety.
5. Its power 10 changing and pfepetine
the bilious and other secretions. thus cleans.
ing the system and restorIug the natural and
healthy action Of all the organs Of the body
70 unequsIed; hence Its efficacy as 4 pre-
sentive. rs well asa curative agent.
6. Il 10 the most economIcal by one half
Of ali the usual remIdles for Fevers aud bill
Gus diseases.
PRICE 81 PER BOTTLE. bo,,le.for IS
y. ID. p ARK,
Cincinnati, o.
Northeast corner OF Fourth and walnut streets,
entrance on Walnut st--to whom all orders mus
% addressed.
N. W. Halle Brookville; r. Brown, Fairneld;j.
Roekaisllar, Cedar Grover Nye & snow, Ne
Trenton; c. Hasson, Mt. Carmel; J. n. cleipsni
Blooming Grove; clifford g. Alden, Laurel; Thos
Robinson, New Salem; d. n. La Rue, Andorsob
vile, J. L. Andrews, punlspsvillc; p. Mason,
connersville; S. Barbour, Rushviile; T. Dickson
Versailles; ID. Beay er. Liberty; a. boyd, scipIe
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1854-08-11
A pMINIsrRAToR,ssAIE.

a DEMONSTRATORS ALE.-The undersigned
q lad illustrator Of the estate OF Barnet McCombs
late OF franklin Ind, deceased, will offer n
private sale until Saturday, the 2cth, day Of Au
gust. A. H., 1854. when u not sold Tor a sum eaun
Ia the appraised value thereof. will be exposed a
public vcudde, on the premises between the hour,
OF O'Clock, A. N. aud O'Clock p. NJ. OF sal,
lay the following described real estate, subject Z,
the widow, Mrs. Anna Maria McCombs, dove
interest therein, to-wit Forty-eght (is) acres OF
" he East sue OF the Norti-eas1 quarter, Of sec
thirteen (l3) In the County of Franklin and stat
Of Indiana.
Terms OF Sale.--one third cash In hand a
the time OF sale-0ne third Ia nine months, and
the balance IN aneen months, the deferred nax.
nents 10 bear interest from date of sale with M,
proved security withou, relief whatever from val.
uatlon Of appralseneni laws.
June, 2od, is5f.-3s-5w.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1854-08-11
CT wiLsrAcH. N. d.
Quar-. bottles, 81 pcrbOsile-slx bottles for IS.
Jones American Cho.agosue;

For thu Cure OF Fever aud Ague. Chill F--
yer. Dumb Agae, intermI,,snt aud Remit
tsnt Fever, Liver Complaint, Jaaujlc,,
Enlargement Of the Liver. Enlargement Of
the Spleen. aid all the various Billion,
DIsraies.
This invaluable medicine was prrpar, d
from AN extensive practice Of several year.li
bilious climate. aud Is never hnown 10 10,
Of carlag ever and Agus. or any of "a.
Iis-ase a"ov. stded
The uaausnoa. te.tlnony Of all Who hay
used ,ns Ameneas Choligogue, or WITNESS
ia opsfat Oh. establirh-s satisfactorily tat
cry one who can appreciate evidence = u z
folJ~lus fcss:
l., TIE AawrIcau Cholagcgue pos-~ssr
superior Chol,gngar Fri'rlI.gs and Tout
srop-r,ivs 10 any combination Of medlcih,
ever Drfofs lnvrutrd.
2. II has cured CASES OF Intermittent an,
other Fuprs, whvn tho mort popular msdI-
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1854-08-11
Coburn Murray, administrator,
ofthe estate Of George G. Shoup,

Coburn Murray, administrator, I
ofthe estate Of George G. shoup,
deceased,
vs.. In the Court OF
Jane shoup, widow. Francis A. iComnon Pleas
Shoup. Mary w. shoup, Jane N. Franklin CO.
Shoup, Samuel Shoup. JamesC.
Saoup, John n. Shoup, Barbara
s. ShOup, apd Oscar Shoup.
Notice Is hereby given that the said Admins.
trator has died his petition as above entitled IN
said Court, al leging the insufeiency OF personal
assets to pay the debts OF said estate aud pray
ing the sale OF certain real estate Of which said
George G. Shoup died seized for thepaymen. o.
dehts, aud the said petition will be heard al the
Court House In Brookviie. at thenext Term o.
said Court, to be begun on the first Monday of De-
tober next.
Given under my hand and seal
g.. this lTth day OF July. 1854.
JOHN. NJ. JOHNSON
july n 5w CIR c. p. C.F.C.