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The Richmond Dispatch publishes letter from
Norfolk, from which we make the following ex-
tract relative to the conduct of the clergy:
Among the physicians, honorable mention
should be made of Drs. Upshur, Higgins, Tun-
stall, Granier, Wright, Freeman, Moore, Stone,
and Thomas G. Constable, who was on visit 10
the springs when the disease broke out, and, TO
his credit be It said, returned to his post of dis
De and danger. in contrast to this noble con-
duct, we have to record the absence of Drs. Bal
four and Fitz Gibbons, who left the city after the
disease commenced. High praise should also be
accorded to our clergy, who have acquitted them
selves like Christian ministers Of God in these
trying times. 5 sf.aaaE.s.t
We record the names of Rev Messrs Arm
strong, Of the Presbyterian Church.; jackson, of
st. Puuls, Protestant; Wake, Of Christ Church,
do; Wills and Dibrell, Of the Methodst and the
Pastor Of the Chrian denomination. The praise
of Mr.. o 'Keefe, the Catholic Pastor of ST. Pat
rick Is Church, is on the bps of every one. Pro-
testants well as Catholics Join together in paw
ing deserved tribute to his untirng exertions in
nursing and attending TO the wants of the sick
and dying, Of every class and persuasion. The
Minister of the Freemason street Baptist Church.
is the ouiy one who has proved recreant to his
duty, and unfaithfu to his flock He left the city
shortly before the epidemic broke out, and has
kept himself safe away ever since. As a Christ
ian minister he should have returned immediate
ly 70 minister to the spiritual wants Of his congre-
CATION, but in place, he wrote, we learn, TO know
whether il would be SAFE for him to rcturn---and
being advised that it would not very prudently,
but not very Samaritan-ke, declined venturing
back. @
Rev. Il. G.. Keen arrived here yesterday from
Petersburg, to take charge for the present of the
Freemason street Baptist Church, in place of the
regular pastor, who can't reniurs among us yet
swh'le. Mr. Keen has had the yellow fever, and
MIR. Tiberias Jones has not s' 4
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LAW PARTNERSHIP.
ID OBERT WALKER e. LOUIS JANIN

LII have formed co.partnership under The firm
Of " WALLER d JANIS," for the management and
argument OF cases IN the Supreme Court of the
United States, and before The Court of Claims, al
Washington city.
address; Washington, d. G..
May 10--3meod 4Mt
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rvs StImuIatIng I.Inime,,i

Er- Stimulating Iiniment. as prepared at
GILMAN'S Drug Store, is deserving Of the high
est commentator azure for Chroncand cute
Rheumatism. II seldom, If ever. fails TO give
speedy and permanen relief This Eminent has
been prepared by 4. ID. Gilman, chemist of this
city for many years and since It's Introduction has
been extensively used by many OF the most re-
spectacle families in the District and vicinity 10
whom reference can be made at any time as to its
magical effects in curing Rheumatism, even in
elderly persons, who had been sufferers for long
time Ii was originally made for horses Tor the
cure Of lameness, saddle gals, &c.. and is now
much used such purposes, being an Invaluable
article wherever Lnmeni s required either Tor
man or beast. Nav 90
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A veteran Of . Hundred Fights.

An aged soldier and sailor died on the 95th ult.,
at Manchester, England-Joscph Gilman, Of
Hume. Joe was hero, warrior, from his
cradle 10 his death. He was born at Little Over,
near Derby, 1859, and consequently was in his
96th year. He fought in more than hundred
battles in his country's cause, and in still
greater number on his own account He fought
under Rodney, and Hood, in the West Indies,
off Port Roynlin April, 1882, against the French
Admiral, Counte do Grassc, and is believed TO
have been the last survivor Of that eveptful day.
Whether right or wrong, Joe was one Of the FORE
most mutineers Mt the More. Joe dictated the
third, the effective telegraph message TO Mr..
Pitt--namcy, "Unless thor demand Tor double
pay granted, 10 soldiers ms well as sailors, in
one hour they would weigh anchor, and with fifty
ships Of war, in four hours they would lay London
in ashes" In this case, Joe's threat without
blows, conquered both minister and monarch
This rcbelous act was Joe's glory lie used TO
say he "had rendered no other service TO his
country or to mankind to be compared with it. y
Joe's favorite the immortal Nelson, personally
selected him TO accompany him in the 81. George
to the Baltic, TO Copenhagen. Al Copenhagen
Joe received compound fracturc Of both legs
lie served in the Royal Navy about eighteen
years, and was one Of the forlorn hope in the
forming Of Sorringapatam
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Iodine derives IL. name from fndos, Greek
word, signifying 'violet colored;" but tho trans
cendant beauty of the color of its vapor requires
further calculation than simply saying il has a
violet hue. III little Iodine be placed on hot
tile, IT rises into a magnificent dense vapor, ft
for the last scene Of theatrical representation.
This remarkable substance was discovered by ac-
cident about forty years ago. AT that period
chemical philosophy was in great repute, owing
principally to the brilliant discoveries Of Sir
Humphrey Davy. SO singular substance ms
Iodine, was to Davy n source Of infinite pleasure
He studied It's nature and properties with the fond
ness and zeal of child at a puzzle map. His
great ann was 10 prove ts compound nature, but
in this he failed; and TO this day il is believed to
be one Of the primitive elements of the world we
live in. tf.@ &tttk
Iodine is found in almost every natural sub
stance with which we are acquainted although
in very minute portions. The sea furnishes an
almost nexhaustiblc supply Of Iodine. All the
fish, the shells, the spongcs and weeds of the
ocean yield it in passing through the chemical
sieve.i Whatever be the food Of sen weeds, il is
certain that Iodine forms portion Of their ban
guet; and TO these beautiful plants we turn when
Iodine Is 10 be manufactured for commercial p,,r-
poses. The weeds cast up by the boiling surf
upon the desolafc shores Of the sen islands would
nj first sight appear among the most useless things
in tho werld, but they are not; their mission IL
fulfilled; they have drawn the Iodine from the
briny wave and are ready to yield 1t up for the
benefit and happiness Of man. The inhabitants
called goitrc or crcfinism; for this mainly Iodine
IS perfect cure. Go md have your portrait
painted Gas tou are" Photography tells tho
whole truth without flattery, and the colors used
N the process are only silver and Iodine. -Scisn-
life -9msrissn.s ~ VI t7s y
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~ Mr.. DANIEL SMITH rs authorized 70 oo
lect and receipt for moneys due TO the ,Sehilnei
newspaper establishment. LN.-A
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"A rOCALfPrC sk NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
"A on the Book Of Revelation, by the Rsv. John
Cumming, d. d. 70 cents
benedictions, or the Blessed Life, by the Rev
,. Cumming ID. d.; rs cents
School Books and School Requisites al The low
est price, for saIc ~ the bookstore Of
GRAY a. BALLANTYNE,
On 7ih street. near Odd FeIioWsi Hall
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Germany, has collapsed into sciGnory Of Tho
Grand Duke Of OIdenburg. The important fact
is notified in an ordinance Just published by the
Minister Of State of Oldenbsrg. It's population
did not exceed $500 souls.
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ID GANK HOOKS AND sTATIONEpy-

ID flank hooks AND STATIONERY.
ID just received from n sberiG7s sale ia Phila
aelph'araa very large lottof Blank Books, Letter
and Gap Paper, Steel Pens, Faber's Pencils. Mathe
matical Instruments, Black Sand, Buff Envelope
Paper, Inkstsnds, States, Copy Books and School
Booze, Nil Of which we will cell low for cash.
'f'+ t~H 1i>tN GRAY ~ BALLANTYNE,
No d9S Seventh Street.
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as,- D. H. =. SrEN - our au'ho''Ne"
or collecting accounts due inns once ""' -
,sini,,. aew SUBSCRIBERS in Virginia
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a. l.. bU LEX.
To Mcssrs. J: SEiei jr., w. G. DESAussuRE;
THOMAS Y. SrM5r., and c. r. Mnrs,
Committee. a1
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"ayeJ IN the tro!lc ,icrc she was carefully
tended, and was entirely cured in aboat three
weeks,
Each of the BOYS devoted part Of his
money to paw the farmer for his trouble; ard
first one and then another of them took the
care of Aunt Peggie> garden, that they
might make all possible amends to her for
the injury. When recovered you can we'll
imagine how surprised and delighted she was
to find eyerythin. in such fine order, for be-
sides other things, they had replcnished her
woo'lsIied and larder
When they asked her to forgive them she
said God bless You Young gentlemen, it
was no fault of yours it was because was
50 clumsy"
This was lesson which some Of the boys
never forgot and never afterwards did they
try to brighten any one, as they found it to be
both dangerous and cruel.
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" E w
TaiICTin2'
EST a Bills II VI f. Mt :.

VISlf :!rldcr-ienc VOID! respectfully :i!lnoGncn
I To- the citizens al West Concord and vicinity.
that lie has establish" merchant !aIorng Bis
ines n ia" J"vr place. al-, branch oi he same
at s.. iohn>bnrv last Wlcrn hc will Il: 81! times I've
supplied With the a:-t ana ih"~t approved STYLES
OF tooi~ USUALLY kept n such IN Establishment.
lie i harrv Uniform l'- t'irrs I'D the public,
that he has secure! the valuable ser' ices ,o Nr ).
". SHOEEl il;it" g Iowc) Is his Agent. who
ha- had Ten wears cxrcricc" a> u practical Gutter.
From Mr s.. valuable experience in li,>ir c>> -
former proprietor of one 81 TIE best establishments
i'll Massachusetts. ! feel confidence in assuring my
friends and the !Ii'c t.l;: all business entrusted
IL hi ere will be lone in :; c"lnncnjable and sui
i-iactOrv manner
SAMUEL FLETCHER.
W.T. Concord and s.. .'oil-- ,,-..
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ll'> been before the public more than 30 wears,
and Is lc>crvcdls popular IN The cure of
Spavlns. Sweeney. Kiu@honc Wrlralls Pol.
Evil. Caloi>. Cracked Heels call If all kinds.
Fresh Wounds Spr.iIs, Bruises, FIstula. Sit
fast. Sand Cracks. Strains. Lancncss. Foun-
dercd Feet. Scratches or Grease, Nance Foo.
Rot III sheep Gat-r.t IN Cows. Rheumatism,
Bites Of Animals External Persons. Painful
Nervous Affections. Frost Bites B"l,>, Co:ns
Whitlows Burns aud Sctl,!S. ChiIlllain~ Chap
Ed Hands. Cramps, C"ntracrI"Irs Of the Mus
clcs SwrllngS. Weakness Of III. JOINTS, Cakc,l
Breasts, Sore Nipples. Piles, dc.
Pamphlets Gr,'uitouslv furnished hv agents
with Testimonials "t Us utility
All orders Addressed - 'lic Proprc,oTs. NJ "
TICKER 4 Co, Lockpori, y. Y.
81 For sale hv Druggists and Merchants gem
orally, through the nitcl States British Possess
slonS, aud other Countries. And bv
--.i G. Eu4ilaIu Illr3,m Weeks and Cal
VIII MorrlI. 81 Johu-hurv; Geo. towc>. Evrratc
ana by druggists and merchants in every town il,
the vicinity. :,3ovI
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I. this the mOra>t strict and grave
Who would not directly own Il law,
Rut who the dollar reln"r>ele>> c;yr
For cheap slave x'"d>, II :rii'r Ia save:
Free labor goods were costly, he sud.
So u bargain with CONSCIENCE. soon H;.> made
ri good, of cotton Ger wc slaves lave Wept
On it. way {" the mill which span the threat
tut Of Nh. cotton thar looked 80 ret.
IN stealing Of which the blood was She'd
AMI paid the merchant that paid the ii.irl
That stole I'm. c,..o,: that To,u uirLt
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Medical Library for Sale.

SilE large and carefully selected Medical Library
I Of the late Doct. d. H. Bard. of Troy. VT. com
prsing valuable standard works in all the depart
ments of medicine, surgery, &c, is offered for sale
very cheap. for cash OF approved crlit.
For particulars, addre.> on, Cap,,, Esd. No. r.
rchonl street. Boston. Ma. :. W Ihaver. NJ u
OF Mrs. Louisa Il Eai.' Burlington. VI.
MAY II, Is5s t2rc
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Cages Mezzotint Statutypes.
SOME THING NEW!

VVIIESE pictures are different from anv ever be-
| fore offered L. the pIilir, aud are considered
ly the hc>t Judges the most desirable s',le of like
ness " hlch the Daguerrean Art Is capable at pro
dnrins. They have all the roundnc>s and apjrar-
cnt >olidiv of perfect statue, combined with all
the richness al the most brilliant McZzoirnt TN
craving. Pictures taken IN this style have more
Character than II taken IN the usual WAN. every
line, angle and wrinkle "t the face i chi>e.d
with the most unCrIug certainty. aud all the pc
cuarltl.> of expression are retained ia the great
ct perfection. - Light biuc ,,.,- taken hy this
process retain their expression. and have all tie
perfection &" lite.
The nicthoi If taking the StarutypcS was dis
covered after Eiaking great variety II expert
rucnt>) hy f. Il. G,|E. of -. Jnhi>biiry. and l.
known aud IraciI-ed b. him only. Specimens
ui th.>, PICTURES exhibition Al IN, Gallery.
Artists ,.>pcciali, requested L. call aud ex-
anime them.
Picture taken M all kind> Of weather. and per
feet satisfaction guaranteed pay. ln>truc-
ton gwen III the Ar. Any person wishing Ia
learn iiic trad VIII lind al excellent opportunity
Ia d" =. X a.'.,' me
~. J'hn> "rp, March, $50
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Ttc Californian.
Triumph Of the (.osDrl.

Many MaH raz 10 Cnikv. onJin.n3.|qe >.M
l2i
Where ,r!is the stormy bilinw
Along the troubled ,'ee'':
Where verlan. prail.es pillow
The .uibeauI- IA they -l.er;
Where hills with heaven arc hlri. Wing:
Where spreads The ,lr-arv waste.
Where torrents are determining.
The Go-r"i herai> haste.
Where ne-breatiiing ;inwcr-
Shed fragrance on the c,e-.
Int sweep through rosy bower,
Df sunny Fer-ia'- valc>:
Where DER .hc ,.ow-clai Inpu..aiu-
Swes China- bn-v hum:
Where How those olir,l fountains.
he @iadsoln, ti,iing- c"!mc.
he forest dark i !.u-ll:I.
The murmur Of ;he ba-;.
While melodies are .r-hin:
Unknown in ages past
And .oftlv sweetlv stealth.
! pom r'.- desert Hir,
he Sabbath bells are l"airin
10 wake the Voice Of PRAYER
Old Grccian temples li";uv.
pecaved with VANISHED time.
Hhrine> famed in sung and >tu1,
Eeverberatc that chime:
tnh louder. louder -wcllina.
II sweeps Der .Aiiic'- shore.
With gentle music 1ue.'Ig
The len Amy roar,
1.r'.. in Thy mercy speeding.
thy chosen herall> guide
That they. in TRIUMPH! lca!n-
Thy people scattered wide.
From every cline and nation
Nav gather ,h,'u IN one.
Till earth with alteration
Halls the Eternal S"i.
Till in each mortal iwrllin..
rs in Thy realms above,
High songs Vi praise are swelling,
ia HYMN rcdcclii.lig love:
Till every ioine'> an altar.
Where holy heart, set Irc.
In service never talter
Unchanged in love :" He,
Rev H. H. NI\-,.N . Il, ~. t.f>
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STATE OF VERMONT.

I.P. IiOlT.
ST. J"hn>burv, June -. 49,. ..,5w3
STATE OF VERMONT.
Caledonia District. -
AT 4 Probate Court holden at Probate Office III
Danville, within and Tor said district on the 9th
day June. \. d., Ie:,j.
INSlR MENT. pup"rtn" t. h" the .-,
~ will and testament If Si.aS Harvey. hate ri
Barnet, i'll said District, deceased. benz" present
ed Z" the Court here hv Iucic:ia Harvey the Exec
utrIX therein named. for Prulltc II j. ..r,'rre,.
10y >d Court. that Ill persons c"nrcl.'l therein he
notified I" appear ii Il session o so: Court t. lie
holden at the Probate Uilic" III p,nyill, on iIo
18th day of July \. u. l>:5 aro' >hcw ran>c. II
any the: may nave. against Tie PROBATE If -a,,!
Will: for which purpose. i, : lur..Irr ordered!
that copy "t the record th> ,rl,r t." tll:>hc,i
three week >utcc,sNc'v ~ IL. Cal..',,n.an. rrini
cd AT ii. '"''n~hurv. r:c>iru ~ ~ai,i I'm. 40
pointed t", hearing.
CHARLES $. u N Iun.c o. Probate
y 'rNe COPY Ul Record. Sow,
Attest q, P;EEi\T PM ...
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Dr.. r. NJ. Grav

WOCLD inform the public that he designs lie
w ing absent from his residence in Whcciuck
rurinC the cold season. and leaves his spanlld cS-
Enlistment at that Village, Which is for sale in the
care of Lorenzo Sullawav.
Nov 90 1884 ao.,t
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Gown. Il PASS. RIVERS RAILROAD.

VGNHE Annual Meeting OF the Stockholders Of lie
J. Connecticut l. Pa,>iunlric Rivers Earolt!
Corporation will be holden 4. the ST Jonsburv
House, st. Jollr>burv W.. on Tuesday. the 3l>t
day of July next. at four O'Clock. +. NJ .or tine
purpose of choosing Directors and tran>actins any
other business that NAV lrgallv ccrne before said
meeting T. CLEVELAND. Secretary.
Secretary Office. Coventry. .
.lIIup u M '''N'
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DRY GOODS |!

rENilEl ha~ ;u-r been received at the new DRY
GOODS establishment 81 tie >Uh~crIbcr. one
4 the larg,.-t ana best selected a>>ortmcnt- "i Goods
ever offered ~ .'%"rtiIcr1 crno,lt shall de-
vote my whole attention 7" this department of bus
mess and feel ro iiciit can oilt coo,> that viii
please aMi AZ
"GREtT BAEG AIMS"
l.. JEWETT.
,.iI l.
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ATE N TON!

TO WHOM 1T MAY CONCERN
a IL persons indebted to JOHN r. PADDOCK
a will find their accounts in the hands of an
attorney, unless they settled within few DAY,
This all such are desired to understand
RUSSELL HAILETT, Assignee.
ST. Johnsburv March "a. 1850 917tf
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DENT ~.

thu, sowing, aud gained another rrsle. The
surely was not bad work "
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Bird. :sus; insects.

Wilson FIasg, in late number of lIovcy's
.H'g'cf'e, makes five cl,sseS Of insects, and
rs many OF birds, acting as natural checks up
on The increase Of insects
The swallows are the natural enemies of the
>warming insects, Twin" almost entirely upon
them, taking their food upon the wing. The
common martin dcTours great quantities of
waspS. beetles and sold,mihs. \ single bird
will devonr five thousand butterflies in a
week. The moral of this is that the husband
man should cultivate the society," of swallow,
and martins about his land and out-buiLIinys.
The SParrOws and wrcnS feed upon the
clawlin" insects that Turk within the buds.
foliage ami flowers of plants. The wrens are
PncnacIouS. and little box in cherry tree
will soon be appropriated! by them. and they
will drive away other birds that tced upon
the fruit, a hint that cherry growers should
remember this Summer and act npon.
The thru>heS, blue birds. Jaws and crows
prey upon butterflies. srass-h oppers, crickets.
lOrus,s and the larger beetles 4 single fam
lily Of avs will consume 2o,"ro of these in
season Of three months.
The wOodpeckers are armed with a stout
long bill, TO penetrate the wood of trees.
where the borers deposite their larva. They
live almost entirely upon these worms.
Liquid NanmrC at the Roots.
The following mode ofapplying liquid ma
nure directly to the roots of plants, without
moistening or baking the surface, is furnished
by correspondent to the late number of the
London Gardeners Chronicle. 1t NAV per-
haps serve as valuable hint to the accelera-
ton OF the growth of other plants.
Allow me to bear testimony to the yalue
OF this mole Of applying liquid manure to
Melons and Cucumbers. Ihave practiced it
for the last five years. as follows Having
put into the pit or frame about two-thirds of
the soil intended for the plants, then placed
on this soil horizontally at about 10 inches
from the sides of the pit Gall round, a row of
common drainage pipes about two inches in
the bore, together with three or four nlaced
perpendicuIarIy leading into them then
put on the other third of soil BY this means
you are able TO water the roots without inter-
ferlng with the surface. AS a proof of the
success ofthe plan, may mention the follow
ing facts On the 2lst Of June, 1852 ex-
hlb!tcd Victory of Bath Melon at the Guild.
ford Horticultural Exhibition, and gained
the prize. ! brought it home. sowcd the seeds
next morning. aud cut and showed On thc
''th Of Scrtclnbcr. at the same place. from,
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Not the Bridgewater
Paint,

ntT BLAkE'S ORIGINAL. FIRE PROOF
II PAINT, ii >epcri"r article. for sale hv
HIP. IiOIT.
ST. J"hn>burv, June -. 49,. .35w3
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\ or lC T..

k\OR any kind Goods wanted. please CIV. "a a
IL call for we have them
G.. II. & J. NJ WEEKS.
Lyndon, Nav I0 COST
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~ ! !. !. ! ny nv
1rrss Ajakimo.

WINE Ladies of 81. John>hurv and ,icinity will
find The new Millinery and prc>~ Making e>tab-
li>hnclt OF the subscriber overh Store under the
Of MRS. HUNT AN excellent Is
>"rtncnt OF EonnetS. Fap> Ribbons Flowers Mill
merry Article. Embroidery &C.
Great pains will be taken IL have all work done
az this establishment eve entire >ai,i;ictinu La
dies are invited 10 call and see the New Goods and
tt'esf fd>Ltoa<. +. IEWETT
st. Jon~bIrv. April %. $50. a-6tf
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DIN N.
Surgery,
!. ID. KILBOIRyE. u. ID. s..
ST. .JOHESBl RI. VT.

TAR. KILBOtRNE wili be at l. T. Preston
IL Hotel. in DANViI.LE. OH MONDAY. july
IL, and remain ONE wEtk oNi1
y. Il. Those wishing his ervi,,- y" calling ;hc
first of the week vii! secure hi. attention.
July >. 1s:i5 a.;v2
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W.T. Concord and s.. Ioiiu-- ,,-..
hmm. N.A. - 81
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l.or ;ur c-.: also i 80: 60. >::,.'- Gil a'i ,,e
I lENINGTON.
s.. starry Confer, Nas liz. >7-tf
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-04-18

CITATIoN.-BERNHARD HENLEBEN OF KoENro-
Nsee apohecary who emigrAted from this tho
s and died pursuant TO nformstions received the th
ofseptember 1901 at his resdencsin Milwaukee the North
American free state Of Wisc nsn. He has left here
siderable property which b at present administered
~ trustees or guardians and therefore, all persons who
have o. intend 70 make any claims heirs It law o. any
pear before this court the h day Of August next a
O'Clock In the forenoon, either in By attorneys
Evidence o. the legality thereof Those entitled
who do not duly the day shove appoinee viii
barred recovering their claims against estate Of said
Hemeben, under the penalty Of torfeiting their ngn
August next hereby appointed for the delivery and pus
those who do not duly appear
that day. Koenigsee, in the German Prnctpehy OF
SchwArzburg Rudostad the 10th day o. feprusty 1900
BY the Court Justice Of said A. III: place
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T EcAL NOTICE TO SAFE MANUTAcTURERs-THE
underriansd gives notice that . patent issued
March ~ Ihe alan slins for cafes ssed by Nsssrs
hnt All future thereof will be rgidy prose-
cuted notice beoomes necessary some Of the
20 hsys .ssS Or en- in.,s,os q I, ssos ths
terasy for Haluss Bpslsr, Ne, Is Wal s'rsst.
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- bridge, mountain dew .hiskeZ IN dsmijohns kegs or
psneheeus, Toe sals BY LETHsklpGE kDoWLING, 50
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Paris-JULES FAY, commission merchant "a Rue
dHaueve to inform his friends other
extensive arrangements to give all Feasible facilities
and the desirable information concerning the ensuing
great Exhibition; and dsslers in rich furniture will fnd
very advantageous 70 visit his estahlishmsnt. -