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New-York daily tribune., 1854-07-15
AWFUL TRAGEDYIN NPIERPONT-ATTEAPT T
AT MURDER.

On Thursday evennglast most awful TRACE transpsd
@. Perpont Center-a brutal attempt Of man to cut the
throat Of bis wife with The following are the
particulars derived from the citizens OF that town IL ap
pears that man named Abraham Noxon living ia Ando
yer Of di.spated habits had obliged his wife to desert
him for his brutal conduct and she had gone to reside
with her brother at Perpont. The feeling existing be-
the parties not being very amcsbie several guar
res Rad ensued and N0xon, to have revenge, had re-
paired to residence of Mr. Stage where MS wife was
residing. The wife noticing his approach last Thurs
day requested neighbor who was present. to remain
expressing her of injury from Noxon, he had 80
often threatened her life After q brief conversation
Noxon asked for drink Of water, which Mrs. n. pro-
cured for him. and asked for at the same as
following her she went for the water The neighbor
sitting near was startled Immediately by the screams Of
the woman and hastily ran toward them and caught
Nox on in ths Of committing the deedhe having al
ready several large gashss upon her face and neck
and at the of discovery had her head trrncd
back with hand and in the other The arm Of
the murderer arrested n time to spare the woman
life. She lies now in very precarous situation Noxon
va. promptly secured and after brief examination was
conveyed the Jail at Jefferson to await the salt OF Ms
daboIca attempt murder. He represented az man
vicious in habits and greatly addicted 10 dissipation The
attempt murder had doubtless been long Premedated
and lie expressed arrest understand, regrets only
that bis object had not been fully accomplished
fDboi Repo-er. 18Th.
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ATBOCT0Us WURDRR IN MACON

On Saturday morning sst citizens were startled by
The news OF most atr0cious and unnatural murder COM
mitted m our midst. An rishman by the name Of Con
nelly boarding in the house Of ID. Caraughty on Bridge.
row. killed his own wife in open day, and then effected
his escape 10 tie woods He in the habit Of nareat-
ing his WIFE and when the people Of the house heard the
pese Of conten ton in his room, Saturday morning.
they supposed that il only repetition Of his &ual
bra~lne When he Down, he was observed 10 haze
changed h clothes and 10 look back upon the house vita
frightened expression he going away Suspicion
ws excited and upon examination the unfortunate woman
was Sund stone dead in her apartments Her neck wss
doested and her head severely bruised and cut-appa
rently from knife II u supposed that he forced her
head over BEAM and thus effected the docaton OF the
rsck. He had changed his clothes and the bloody gar
ments found huddled together under table. lie
bad Strengthened the woman out upon the hoor, and
placed her baby her breast. He pursued on
Saturday but wthou, avail On Saturday night mpelled
BY that Irresistible instinct which brings murderers back
10 the of their crime the came TO the Mansion
Hose, hundred yards from the dead body Of his
wife and asked of biz acquaintance to give him
hiding place. She did so, but Immediately sent for the
Police who took him without difficulty He denies, a.
we understand all knowledge Of the crime is il a.
certaned what HE motive could have been. II vasusy
acribed to jealousy drunkenness and other The
testimony be altogether circumstantial. The mur
dsred woman buried on Sunday. Connolly is in JAIL
ard the eese awaits invsstigeton.
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CASUAL TIES.

On the siten..n Of the sth Rodney and Stephes Haley
sons of Ben Haley, Esq, Of Corinth Me aged ~ snd
II years resi- scvey, drowned In hat place, whue
bathing They youths Of than ordinary promise
On Tuesday afternoon, ilth. Wm Turner, and Wilton
Nhcor, sou Of Lewis Wilcox, were drowned who banning
near what is called the Hog River Bridge, N hIriotd
boy his back MIR Turner seized with cysmp - s
Supposed and they both sunk.
women named Ann Hall, sged about 81, Is suIposed
10 have gone the Ngars Falls MONDAY, iosh ns
Her shawl was found in the race below the gret MILL ana
her body was floating in the by individual In
the rear Of the Ca;aTsc; House but before be- with others
could reach the spot she probably hosied from the ree
into the river and over the cataract She was married
last week to nan by the name Of Russell II Is saia
that she has brother named Jamos Morgan resdng ct
No. 225 Sixth av, Newfork.
DIsTRrssiSG AccIpEsr-A TE,ssrGR ALMOST roas TO
PIHors.-yes,orday morning, shout IL O'Clock, as Mr..
Roh.r German resident in this country but little
year was driving his team the plank road IN tAe
part OF the city, hs horses became fhtesed 20
the extent that they entirely and ran
with all speed up Freemanst. Finding impossible TO
check their speed while the wagon he made effort
TO spring 20 the ground holding the lines in his hand but
in doing his feet became entangl ia them and he
dragged the distance OF nearly square In the meantime
the wheels passed his body several times mauatng
il 20 most horrible extent. Opposite hopkms-st the
horses were turned into lumber yard, ON the wess EIDE OF
ftesmaa-st, where they stopped, anu me remains
OF Mr.. Roher rescued in most horribly m,ngied
condition the head breas; aud limbs beng bruised and
torn dreadful extent. ICircirnsti Times, ilth.
DISTRESSING AccIDEST.-7Ae P.0r,a Rfpa1ssssa OF
the h inst. relates the particulars Of most distressing
accident which happened Monday last to ID. y Combs,
Esq. Editor OF TIE BooxiRgtoE Tnes. Mr. Combs had
been visit to Peoria, and his return home while
crossing the bridge the miliace from Nackinaw
Cre.k k about seventeen miles from Peoria his horse took
fight aud jumped of the bridge into the creek, hight cf
some twenty feet Mr. C. was thrown out OF the oaggy
I'll released by persons who were crossing the bridge
He tsken the nearest house and ply called
who, examination pronounced the injuries he bad re-
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EXTRAORDINARY COUN7ERFEIT

Some months since he Secretary of the Treasury gave
instructions the United States Mint to coeci specimens
of coins in circulation for the purpose of ex
animation and report This has led TO the discovery Of
ON. of very singular ch sracer. 7he Vashtagtoa Daon
which makes tho affair public states that the piece pur
ports TO be Mexican dollar, coined at the City OF Mexico
In is5 Two pieces have been assayed and give an ave-
rage neness Of 776 thousandhs aat consequent value
of cents in silver but strange to say the amount o
cold contained in them is sufficient 10 edd IL cents TO the
value of each after paying the charge OF separating max
ing net value of 1904 cents; and to this the usaa pre-
mum on silver Is added the worth of this counterfeit com
is actually 1903 cents The quality Of the silver IN these
dollars proves them be spurious issue. There aiso
an ineeusrity in the letters MExrcASa, which Is re-
gared as for throwing them out AS we learn fom
source familiar with them in Mexico, where they APP
near 10 have had at times considerable circuahon
The silver produced by the Mexican mines understood
10 contain gold but generally too small sn amount to de-
av the expense Of parting In making the coins in aies
ton il would that silver more aureroas than usual
had fallen into hands capable Of the double dishonesty Of
cheating the public and themselves at the same time
Though there probably some specimens OF this yngn
lar counterfeit among the eIexican dollars in circulation
!, is NOT AT all probable that they sufficiently nuner
ous in this country excite attention other than q cur-
osifiSs,
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THE PLAINS.

From The Sc. Louis Republican July y.
Capt Clifton, L. ;. A., arrived in this city yesterday,
from the Plains. Capt Clifton has been stationed at Fort
Laramie for several years He is now on leave OF absence
and will remain in the States for some months.
We learp generally that the emgrants for California
were getting ong very we'll Most of them passed Fort
Kearney before the goth of June, and in very good health
Some few cases Of cholera disease partakng OF It's
characteristics had occurred among them The Mormons
not SO far advanced the route had experienced more
sickness but their health improving II was esti
mated that some twenty thousand head OF stock were on
The route bat the number Of emgran,s was limited com
pered with former years The Indians were somewhat
Troublesome but except two parties no serious
depredatons had been committed.
Sauatter Sovereignty was going il quite extensively
in the Kansas Territory. Pioneers had appeared and
saked out their claims the Nenahah and in the neigh
boIhood of Fort Leayenworh great numbers OF entries
had been made.
Can't Steptoe's command Of u 8. troops was getting
along very well although there had been sickness
among them His orders are for Oregon.
The Dayton Ohio Gasette of July II, says:
We favored By Mr.. John. u. Chapman with
the perusa OF q letter received yesterday from John
A. Martin, formerly OF this city, written on tht
18th of June at Fort Laramie. Mr. Martin left Inde
peudence on the first OF May, in company with ID. j
Storms of Franklin aud Others, taking with them seyera
hundred mead Of cattle for California. Oat of this lsrg
number they had lost but two up 10 the time of thci
arrival az Fort Laramie The health of the emgran
10 be than usually good this lie haC
heard Of but three deaths the roae from Independence
very large number OF cattle being taken the
plain
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An ExAMpLE.-America is not so powerful yet as SPAN
wss three centuries ago. Spain rose, more9.ei' a.
sbe ie by entering on Of policy similar TO tha'
which is now proposed for America SO long as SPAN
honored labor and made war only IN JUST ~
eondres and took to living the pOils Of captured ma
lions she began Immediately to decline ~ sb,a de-.
III fbst law IL that If either nations or individuals
neglect productive industry, and seek 70 shine BY anaw
fu gains thew inevitably 60 to ruin. Phla' Ledger
ArrrMPrrD Iscrspr.RYIn attempt wa. maae ma ,s :, an
dslnLia and Trenton Railroad line at kenngton Inc
was kindled in three different places bn, was di.eov
cred by Mr. John r. Campbell one Of the ATTACHES o e 1to
company, in time 10 prevent any serious uas ho, ,be
train did leave until o'clock this morning. WIFI va.
depot was carefully locked up by the clerk MI lnona,
j. Hough Had the FIRE not been discovered pronpu u"
extensive conhsgratios would have been the rssu
IPlf.h.liln Eve Rlllt'n ot I,e'tInhlI
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cpr,r IN Ca1uonsr..-Tae Daily California car.a


iee of the 18th ult., says:
'The violent deaths in this County San Francisco av-
erage one per day. Wtha four there have been
fwe're Landred How many Of them have been murders
We do not know-probaby onefourth-perhaps oT'y
eghtl-one hundred and fifty persons-nprderod Only
one man has ben cOnCiccd and executed fer all h,s
Of crime and be- sincerely believe more becGIse he
Was friendess creature who had the power excite
sympathy money buy counsel or jury So he was
hung ike dog, hung probably he asserted with his
diving breath for killing the who attempted to rob
linn. This il a specimen of criminal justice.
NEARLY all those who have been accused Of murder
have either been admitted ba-sirsw bail ,haor
allowed TO Flip through the fingers of the law by some
other means quite offectusl in encouraging crime aud
saving the criminal. The bail can, without risk be for
feed in nearly every Who ever heard Of forfeited
bail being paid Indeed il is generally conceded that
many tuch bonds drawn up loosely purpose that
they may be forfeited without rik 10 the bonsman when
be chances to be respon sble AZ general thing the
bondsmen Of Consequence and might with equal
Iroprey he hung with the murderers and never entail
upon court friend the trouble of an administration
being worth nothing
Tie Of this frghtfu laxty says The ChroHiet)
is 10 be sou, h in the impefecon OF the laws owing TO
the incapacy and unworthnoss Of those whom the Cali
fornians make Legislators They don't know enough to
frame laws and their attention engrossed by mercenary
ard sesh projects the neglect OF their duties Hence
Tie Chronicle argues the necessity Of Reform in the Sc
lection and support of candidates for important public eta
tons The premises, if correct, certainly seem broad
enough TO justify the deduction.
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Nem70ork Dailp 9ribu,1e,
HAYTIEN MISSION.

Tie American Baptast, published at Uhcs, contains
facts in regard to THE mson which viii be perased
with interest. 1t appears that eight bap:sed
advanced from that small beginning TO Of much inn
portanee. Three principal stations regularly cc-
cupied-Port- Prince, 81. Marc and PordePaix Tne
fret Of these is the capita; OF the Issnd with population
Of thirty forty thousand. II constitutes OF Itself
tensiye missionary field and OF great interest and
promise. Connected with there no less than five
taonspsces in the vicinity where occasional labor
il We'd and where the way open for any amour;
Of labor. The church in Port-au-Prince numbers at
present about sxtyfve St. Marc is an inland to~n Of
considerable Importance having church Of some twenty
five members and three euts.ations Port-de-PaiI
HoursLing seaport The church is small, numbering
only seven members; but it has five out-stations.
There are other inviting points not connected with any
Of the above stations among which msy be reckone Cape
Haytien one of the largest in the north OF the
Island, and Aquin in the south.
In addition to Mr. Judd three native Haen preachers
are devotng theiaelves entirely to the missionary work.
These are j. j. Llavos pastor Of the church at Port.
auPrince j. B. Faune, pastor Of the church az ST.
Marc and A. D. Theemaque not yet ordained but ready
for ordination and having charge Of the station at Port
de-Psix There are also three candidates for the ministry:
Uysse Paulre already licensed preacher resident al -.
Mare Paul Lochard under instruction al Port-au Prince,
and Auguse Armegnac in this country and desrous
Of making arrangements obtain here such mental cul
ture as nav tend TO ft him for future usefulness.
Tie Board having in charge this mission, say tina.
should be raised for s support during the current
New-York daily tribune., 1854-07-15
CUPREME C0URT-in the matter of laying out .

CUPRFME COURT.-ln the matter of laying out a
ruhc paee between and iohs and the 5th and S;h
sys u he city OF NewN oTk-CENTRAL FARk-ro Gil owners
ksSee and other in manner BY
otherwise entitled unto interested VA no
lS and premises above mentioned part thereof Soe
lerely sv that required To before the I0Hl
nsrs Estimate and Ass ssent In the shcve emitted
the Metropoltan
cI on any day Suudays excepiedl The oh
SSv of July next produce the evidences your title or IN
.s, therein In default whereof the person, entitled
or .hs be sseesued by or be known or
v krov iii reported the supreme Court as oe-
is,n 20 unknown Il being the desre 70 eonsunnate
his AZ rprove1nent and 10 present the report Al the eaIs
and due regard 70 the Tsls
and i.tsess earnestly requested that al parties e
"a oy with he eeGug noie other further noiHe
will be s1ed. . ,,,,,o,, 60, =. -. co-c,-.,fon
New-York, June I. 1854 =, VI -. -..,..,sS
a. fI snt the 5h day Of July next once
IN .i and TO their bills with sihGAvis
TO ihs ono ono ~ ~ ,.oesssinss wy jeS iswuyl5S
New-York daily tribune., 1854-07-15

CEoIEBA AT GHIcAGo.-A large number OF iaaes r,.
gentiren from Chicago arrived n Mis- city LAT f,,o,
having been driven rom home by the great h. me-
genen an from Chicago last evenrg Who bsf.. 81 1o s s
alng his hsnd Inaung into s.s. we buried my w6s
mn tvn lie. The epidene we arc nappy 10 'A'
had son ewhat etaseo a. "'' w. IBceaJo Repab.c i21h
New-York daily tribune., 1854-07-15
AN INDICATED SOAP


pREyENT the CHOLERA by CURING the FIRST
4 SYMPTOMS Of DIARRHEA-An medical agree to
that No medicine equal DR. H. B. NEWMANs DiARRHEA
and CHOLERA MIXTURE has been tested in all Climates
fsnlt euin sase in all Price = cents Also eessa
trsrsprent STRENGTH ENING PLASTER spread ON Canton
sssSsi nee ~ cents Dr. r. d. NEWMAN, Proprietor No
Enr lie hx Dlnec
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I UNIVERSITY Wy FAMILY MEDIeINEs.-FEvER

= vThms,,I Thms IhiNkRsiTY of YRpE MFDICINF snd POPULAR
sS mainIr chartered BY the state of PeEasylvania April y
III nnhe ,ltst e evils Of spurious nosrgmsi sso 10 supply
e.pno o. viii n rereds where the best medical sGvsss
Iensdy y, r.slns pets.. lao i"'>~"
Fever sId Asue and lpareS s yeHs As lae
II 10 the patronage Of the sies5 eVAA'e"~S
The above lh~titatisn N. 80 - ,c.,.,.,
Cfoefs, 'eeoinnends for Bowel Compliant,
And in ass I'M, I IND SYRUP OF BLACKBERRY ROOT
can Be sey esLed in ths way '"'' 0' every disease VIZ"
BY order 0f the Trusteea IouN m ro,,..
rsiinsnt Philadelphia " NV iharlnseeaiAs pe
nefne Dsyensry and Ofre No a. south s~eo,a,
~ thAs.H RING. AGENT NJ
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mater Cure.

- -, ,,r<,-~I,r ~,
NETWORK CITY and ORANGE MOUNTAIN
IN WATER largest most complete Ind thoroughly
country sfordug privileges IN city and country
with transient; board al NO s fns1
N i-nvc Lily splsoe o. IT, WELLINGTON, NJ. D.
South Orange. N. J. u W. MAJ M. "
HYDROPATHIC and HYGIENIC INSTITUTE
III ard SCHOOL, No IS OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES fox
PATIENTS Assistants for Out door Practice
Female Diseases Female Physicians tor
Mawii.ry cases r. r. TRAIL, NJ. D. Proprietor
VXyATER-CURE HOME, COUNTRY and CITY.
pr sHEw's at Oyster Bay, L. l., for summer reached
5sy bv Fulton Ferry aud Dr. TAfLokS
and Ssths Crystal Psisce open ne who're
Tue best o eornooohs ana
reason Able term both places.
New-York daily tribune., 1854-07-15
2ICAN COUGH SYRUP,

nR BARRE1Ts AMERICAN COUGH SYRUP,
highly eeemed for the Of Coughs Colds Bleeding Of
the Lnues late residence No ie5 oths
EswYoik, and Of Dr. WILLIAM OLLfFYE. Druggist No
Bcwery Ao, Of BRICE No n James Brooklyn Also hD
remedy ST. vITUSS DANCE.
New-York daily tribune., 1854-07-15
HleNitaI.

~
(NHOI READY RELIEF will
~ This idle assertion based on presap
and the thousands OF victims who are
throw prejudice against this and potent remedy
We hundreds of Cholera ~ish the
READY RkLlEE, go
positive that there is remedy known that wi" act 50
Quick ande eis ctively In curing -. zo,,-~ ,,~~s
We have known fall and we have seen u as 70 e
persons who pronounced beyond hope. .
KADWAf Il Co, lupsiairs) No lot fuifcnst
(>HOLERA.-In DIR. SHERRILLs GUIDE TO
~ HEALTH by Rsdde paa Of treatment, detailed which has
proved uniformly sIeeessu sale by RADDE SMITH, Broad
and the Author, No SIS Hudson At
COURAUD's ITALIAN INDICATED SOAP
~ Pmples Freckles Tan Snnburn EiuIons Boches
besides being he best Shaving Soap invented POU
ROUGE fer Pale LIPS ,nd Faces HAIR DYE LILY WHITE,
and HAIR RESTORATIVE az the old depot, 81 Naserst,
from Broadway Calender 50 South Sd Phls Bates
Wsshingcn-st Boston; bs sprirshed McNarryS BUCK
Harsid Cameron bdseport shelcen Toyi Green Worcester
AIRS. ALIENS WORLDS HAIR RESTORER-
v1 hair and contains seleteous nsredents IL
falls the Es however lie osnA Color
the time to sen9hsn and restoe the sis however
Ii sIphsd aceodins TO dIeetons tss hair an esh Us
daring lie ItoPesat~s ~ the ssn
oi.s nerves Hood the ssiri prevents tn s
from falling badness and prevents oiksne.s mead
ache OF the head dsnorus 'csdhcsd OF any
nj he head RESTORER 50 per bottle oae IS centrally
rnesrsl psI0f Flizabefhst no lsV
bow.ry 1876 aud oil broadway Nst0 Astoi oa's
Ne u fultonst.. Brookyn ----------
DREyENT the CHOLERA by CURING the FIRST
y SYMPTOMS Of DIARRHEA.-An medical rlen agree Z.
thu No edr ueI tn DIR II B..
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iCnlawfwSAl

NOTICE for APPLICATION for the DlSCHAkGE
EST from his DEBTS pursuant the pro-isions
Of the third Article title Of the nth chapter on N, seea
nart az fhe Revised Satufcs-WARREN d. BuDLoNt o tne
Tcwn Of Schuyler HekieI CouItySoce nIst paehea June
1884 cred;o 10 appear before the Hon Ezra Greyes county
asc ~ Iie,kuer County at bis In the Village Of Herkner
ON Ike 10Th dsy Of August 10 o'clock in the forenoon to show
~ ,,tste and be discharged from his debs
jeSGwlowSat% J. bENkDlSA, a..ei.es -
1STIPREME COURT. CITY and County of New-York
- MARTIN r. ROOME against GEORGE WEBB. ~ sum an
mons for money demand contradiction not eI 40 .nS
Absve named as hereby summoned and
10 answer the complaint in this action which Was hea ~ ne
oHe of the Clek the City and County Vi Ine
City Hall City Of New York and TO serve copy e y.gI az
The saa con- pst sulscbo at then ofee no so hfoso
10 e Civ cf within twenty days after The service
of dis suru ems exclusive u the day OF such service; az
Won "a. 10 answer plant within the time e9a
the rs, Il in this viii take Judgment sgnst you ot me sa
o x brrdred dollars twenty eight cents win
from the day July thousand eight hundred ana ny
.our besides the costs action Dsied July isof
CLARK a CORNWALL, Plaintiff e Attorney,
~ No l95 Broadway. New York.
Y, tho nhoxe nc,ion The Office Of the
Cletk of the CITY and County Ntw York, Ju Is. 1854
CLARK & CORNWELL, Plaintiffs AitoTneys
No Rfa.iW
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CHARLES A. DEWEY, Attorney, No. 81 Chsnbersst
Inyvi lu
NTFW-yORK SUPREME COURT.-MARY KEEL

TEW-1ONh HhfI'1
~ Nv nv HIRAM WILDER her next friend AGAINST JOHN c.
KELLY SUNNI relief-To JOHN c. KELLY the defend
You summoned and required the complaint
in this action will br fled in the ohce the Siers OF e
City County Of New York at the ,1y nan m sd oy snu 70
. cory of your the said complaint the suosco
his ONCE No Broadway in the City OF YORK. wrni
,,rv dnxs amer tie service exclusive OF
the dav Of such fail TO answer the SAC compliant
rn The time afort pllintf this action viii apply 70 rae
o for IN, ef complainDated June D. 1854
~ ~ D.. w. iENT0N, Plaintiffs Atsrncy,.
No Broadgay. n. Y.
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IN PURSUANCE of an order of the Snrrogate OF

tho County NowYOk. notice Is hereby given al
JOANNA WALKER or New
York deceased. with vouchers ab
at JOHN w NANDEWATER. No. l5G WI
City Of YoTk before e ff-t day OF JanU
sry neHt-Dsted N.wYorL, the 29h day Of June, 1851
FREDERICK KEEANBLY }E,e,u,or,
New-York daily tribune., 1854-07-15

In PURSUANCE OF an order Of the Surrogate Of the
County Of NewYoik notice hereby gycn to az persons having
claims tsALst HENRY ~ WESTERN late Of the City Of New
YOs decessed present the with vouchers thereof h. e
subscriber uce 10 90 BIosd~B the City Ne fors
before tie 27h day sf August neIDed NewYors the
mil fsw6rns. HOMER BOsTWICK NJ d, Administrator
IN PURSUANCE Of an order of the Surrogate OF the
County Of NcY notice Lereby given to al hsv
ids WILLIAM Il. lDE. late Of M0noey.e Cafor
the with vouchers thereof TO the sub
Of A. s. Barnes Co, No. 81 JObn the
City EewYork before the td day Of October next
Dated New York the thirty -hrst day Of Mach IS.i ,
ell aw6oS SIMEON IDE, Adninsrstor
New-York daily tribune., 1854-07-15

NewYok notice hereby given all persons having claim
asast JAMES FITZPATRICK late Of the City Of dc
ceased present the with vouchers thereof 10 the subscriber
~ residence No 81 BrOoes IN the City o NewYOr o
twelfth day OF October neXt-Daied Newiork the sew
eI NJ iSse~S Se JULIA FITZPATRICK Administrative.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1854-12-29
Furniture and Chairs.
~ - n

Furniture and Chairs.
B. BARR,
WOULD respectfully inform the pub
s&<ssssss&s5f nc that he has just opened an add
F<ssIsz[Y75I, ,ionai Furniture Vare-room in ~
building adjoining the old one, where
20 mask TO order. and keeps on hand good ass"ft
sant Of Cabinet Ware.
His stock consists in par: Of
Dressing and plain Bureaus:
Centre Card aud sewing Tables;
Dining and Breakfast do.
Bsdsteais, Double and singles
lounges and wardrcber;
Cupboards, large aud small;
Ladies' Work Boxes, Looking elssss1
Cribs. cradles and Trundle Beds;
Oeice Desks. Towel Racks and sass>sS
Chairs.t' ans. Polka. French;
Scolop Back, Split Bottom;
Sewing aud Arm Rockers
Alsc, Willow Wagons. Baskets. Charms,
Tubs Buck cts. Selves, Brootns. De-. See.
Room, on Brady Street, between Third and Foa'.s
strsess.
CoMus made with dispatch
Davenport, june seth. 1853.