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The Portsmouth inquirer. [volume] (Portsmouth, O. [Ohio]) 1849-1855, 1855-06-29

HAVING been ordered To- relinquish the
~ trade the ladies'. will please take notice
That we have disobeyed orders, and are now
prepared TO off'r them The latest style Of bon.
nets at ruinously low prices, we do mot shesi.
tate 70 say you will find eur prices full 20 pei
cent lower than aEy other house in the city!
Gall soon, it is, impossible 10 keep them, thew
are so cheap, and We have but few more left
OF the same sort. at No 66, Front street,,
epr20 J. X. LoDWICK q BRO,S.
The Portsmouth inquirer. [volume] (Portsmouth, O. [Ohio]) 1849-1855, 1855-06-29
Dissolution of Partnership.

THE partnership heretofore existing between
l. Wahl a. Stahl, in the Washington Brew.
cry is this day dissolved by mutual agreement
All debts due to said firm will be collected by
Joseph Eichels1 and the business carried on
BY him! .Nse.ss, stE '"
mar3O ls55-lm.
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SCIOT0 & HOOKING y .LLEY R R.
s s2s @ $50 -
CHANCE OF TIME.

ON AND AFTER Friday, lst of June, 1855
" Trains will run as follows 10 wit
Train No l will leave Portsmouth at
O'Clock A. M. and arrive at Jackson at II
o'clock M. Returning leave Jackson at II
O'clock 2. M. and arrive al Poftsmouti at
O'Clock P. M. ~
Train No leave Jackson at IA o. ,loch A.
M. and arrive al Portsmouth at II O'Clock A.
M: Returning leave Portsmouth at "a p. M,
and arrive at Jackson al O'Clock s9rt b
Trains stop ONLY for passengers at the fol-
lowing stations, to wit; Sciotoville, Webster,
Washington aud Gallia Stations, Portland,
Cross Roads and Irwins Station. 81.
J. w. WEBB, Superintendent.
June. I 1854. -,sii. s ,e :. II
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TOHN w Corwine of Pike aounty, Ohio,
,j BENJAMIN F Corwine Of Logan County, State
OF Illinois, Pichard Corwine Of Knox County,
State of Illinois, and Andrew ]. Corwine Wils
liam A. Corwine, Lewis @. Corwine and John
II. Corwine Of Warren county, Stale of Illi-
nois are hereby notified, that the above named
Petitioners, George Corwine Amman b. Cor
wine and Jessa D. H. Corwin Executors Of the
last will and testament of George Corwine
decd, filed on the 18th DAY Of June, A. d
1855 in the Probate Court OF Scioto county,
State of Ohio, Petition against them, the OBJ,
ject and prayer of which is to obtain an order
from said court authorizing and empowering
said Executors to complete written contract
for the sale of certain real estate made by the
SAID George Corwin in his life time with Ben.
jamin Maloan now Of Ross county, Ohio.--
Said contract is dated October 2Sth, 1e47 and
tke land thereby sold by the said Goolge Cor
win to the said Mclean is described as follows
to witt situate in Scioto county, Ohio. beng
part of entry No. 1870 in the Virginia MI itary
District, beginning on the bank of the Scioto
river at tee upper corner Of land formerly
owned by Rein Wilcoxen, thence running up
the river North 36 , West 40 poles to stake,
thence N. i6o w, 81 poles TO two Sycamore
trees, thence N. 20 min. w. 40 poles TO
stake, thence N. "a min. w. 90 poles 10 a stake
thence ". l8e W. 32i poles and l2 links to
TrimbIe's line, thence S. 49, 30 min. west
80 poles TO stone nm the ives; side of the
Ohio canal, thence the same course 223 poles
10 three Hickories and pile of stone in the
original line of the survey, thence South 4o
30 min. w. with said original line 1904 poles
TO a double Chestnut upper back corner to
said Rezln Wilcoxen's tract thence S. S5 f.
332 poles 10 The beginning corner, containing
23S acres, 3 FOODS and 26 perches ol land, more
or less Tbe defendants are further olified
that an order authorizing said executors to
complete said contract by executing deed of
general warranty in fee simple for said premis
ses to the said Malone, will be asked of said
Probate Court on the first Monday Of August
next, or as soon thereafter as Petitioners can
be heard. r....
June l5-Sv' piss 80. o. F. MOORE,
Atty. for Petitioners.
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PROBATE NoTICE.

JAMES GIaLam, Administrator Of Jonathan
y Dodge, decd. has fled his accounts and
vouchers m said court for final settlement,
wllichlwill beexanined on The 18th day Of
July, 1855, unlese previously excepted to.s
iunel5-3w. j( y. W. C0LLiNGS. P,J,
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JUST OUT AND READY FOR THE
HWJHHH@S

THE Truth and Life. (embraced in twenty
two sermons by Bishop M'.lvaine;
The Rag Boy, by N, P. Willis;
Lille oi Sam Houston, (illustrated)
The May Flower, BY Mrs. Harriet beeche:
=. together with a host Of other late publica,
uens. Stationery, Wall Paper, and almost
every article in my line, always on hand. Ny
huichases heing made for cash, 1 can sell for
,na' srncle Just as easy ss any body -an abso.
'ule fact strange as It may appear. /.
aPrSo ]. HANNA.
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IN THE TRADF,

HAVlNG purchased the entite stock Of Bookd
- Stationery, &C., of0 A. Keys. the CITY
BOOK STORE win hereafter be entirely uIs'
der my control and management. n h;
fGr The slockis alrnew, and as well selected
as any stock in the country. In order to keep
pace with the times. | shall be laying in new
supplies frequently, in order that tho assort.
ment may Of all times be complete, f51I. Nh
.t9 Every article will be sold'ai very ressS
enable profit. q 4. - s7
REMEMBER THE PLAcE--nsatiy oppo>,
site the us. Hotels Market street.
Portsmouth Nov, s. '54. ga
The Portsmouth inquirer. [volume] (Portsmouth, O. [Ohio]) 1849-1855, 1855-06-29

M,o0LLI & DAWLEY, carr
", pepters and Jonsrs. All work in our
line attended TO op short notice. Shop on CHI
icothe street, near Second. -t',9sA
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Special Notice to Army Off

GERS, Soldiers, Volun-
steers, Teamsters, Naval
Officers, Seamen. Ma
rines and Navy Clerks,
and their Surviv ing
Widows or Minor Chill
dreh. ,''...,..., ~. ~. + ..,.. u. =. r
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NOTICE TO FoRWARDERs AND
BOATMEN.

Ohio Canal, June 8, 1865.
THE water will be drawn from the Ohio Ca,
L nal, near Milport, miles above Clrcleville
for the purpose Of rebuilding Lock No. 81,
south of Licking Summit, Oh the 25ih day OF
June, and continue off thirty or thlrty>fve days,
Navigation al this point will not be entirely
suspended as all merchandise, tollihg freights,
and such commodities as can be transhippcd
conveniently can be drayed around the Lock.
The Packets will run as usual on their regular
trips. $500 ~
june15-3w LEWIS W. sIFFoRD,
Rest Engineer, Southern Division Ohio Canal.
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Election Notice.
S. & Il. v. RAILROAD
com @ P ANY

THE stockholders of the scioto 4 Hooking
Il Valley Railroad Company, re hereby no
tihed to meet at the office OF the Company in
me city OF Portsmouth, on Wednesday, the
sth DAY Of May next for the purpose of elect:
ing nine Directors for the ensuing year, and
also for the transaction Of any business that
may be presented. c. A. NJ. DAMARIN,
apr9td Pres,t.
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r en- siO ns.

- r ems o m g.. "a
NHE heirs Of the following persons, BY cali.
ing on me atmy Office IN the Court house
special benefit.
James Thompson Nathan WheaIer
Christopher Crumb Geo. Hutton.
Souihey Copes JOS. Haskinsou
'whiam Conner Samuel Salter t.r
JACOB Moore 80, Amos Wheelet
henry Williamson Uriah Barber fg d
Isl Isaac Wheeler Joseph Conclin
v liiam Brady Isaac Hull
Joo rosie Joseph Faverty
VIM. Harbert ..g.1.--..
... MARTIN GRAIN. Pension Ar.,,
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New Books.

'HE May Flower, by Mrs, Harriet Beecher
Il j. stowe; Grace Lee, BY Julia Kavanagh.--
Ihe summer Lond, q Southern story, by
chlld Of the Sun. Treatise on Landscape
Ssraeaing Forks and pleasure Grounds, by
Charles Il. !. smith and lewis 3. 4llea.
......,.s ,ss4, 4.,s J:HAGFA.
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NIPRoBATE COURT.

George Corwine, Amman b ln'
Corwine und Jesse D H Cor>
wine, Executors Of the last Petition 10 COM
will and testament Of Geo. plete contract for
Corwine, Decd, the sale Of real
VS.. estate.
John w Corwine and .'%t
others.
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Bonnets:

MARTIN GRAIN. Pension Agent.
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II IME--A few barrels, Louisville Limeue-
IL ceivedper Bostona thisimorning. X a'ld
mario . s5,. .a Ag hsaetlJ
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-05-31

Calmness with ardor which shows itsef 10 ts dsscp
lions IN transparent pIacid,y Of style eharscsrises
him in common with the famous trsvelers. No post
enjoys q nconli, ruin slian they, and none are
prvmpter in repeIng with eqaal relish the naraadcs
who dsturb them In truth tie traveller who has been
SO fascinating fgure in ell ages and histories,
aEion Of the Pos and the hero. And II take the u-
resting Bsdouin az his sype, who Is there that when
the days march Is sits % dreamily with large,
melancholy eyes the Ere or tells 90 swec, story
Of love and peril We have a new chapter Of the
spirited story =" Twice Married" terse sketch Of the
Emperor Nicholas, amusing accom-, Of an election
in Australia, lively "reminiscences o; Cspc Cod and
q soothing poultce FOR the Anti-Cashose inflammation
IN vigorous answer to theqaes'on Should We Fear
the Pope" The "Momo1's Wife" deserves special
commentator for is forcible simplicity, and
Living in the Country and About Barn"
are equally ereditable for their excellent hu-
nor OF tie poetry, lyric Of the bob-o link
i merry and musical As the meadows 10 June Noon
and Morning Is nne efusisn Of pensiye sentiment,
with no touch OF the NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. merit va
rety of weconcoced editorial uisccIIaHes closes the
number.
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- E,,s Flsinsf fezns. Ably 2. He1cnek o-osEenof w.
Hssret Rsuea He-cock JnIior .-d John =
iuss rai'v A. - Trustees CT 81 hreeui9 -
O. of tie lat VII an annert ri tesoen = necA e
etsse. Caies " Evsrs lcy K. Heaeock. We O. Grove
rr " Ter~ret - - C. Heaoock, wife q hsaten d heS
stur.i ~ Eorkrs H.-v Jsre y. Hon kin. he VIE hoos ~
Ee.ccck T.rnt e. 2 hrcvr survivor Of John T. O.es ae
e-ssrc; D. pr,ck,. y hs's fank Of buaeo, Nfsm
Errke Er1frs Crcorcr Josc; Guild Joseph kelley, s1rvso
cf rra keleT dccecct; Dsi. : InE.as, Ge1rye \" ber
IN ,.ra p NrEwe- re-J--s Prgte Presi1ert 0: ne
Krrk e Gc-esee. william .asJ- The ~ q br1sle oe
: R-- t.rezc hale. se- Ors.Tetor .n4 George W Det
90 ese-le-.f 20 Defsr1xrrr shove named, TALL
rAptEl BROWN. WILLIAM tn RSrOS, GEORGE
~ pICkEN SON Ar each e then: Yea are hereby ssn
80 ~ er lie c81r "a tins scrion. scoPy Of
vur Iuspe. n ne ~ ecc Ia the CsT q bu1.o, w-k
ty Ss stes tie s- hereof exesv oftnc day q sach
A. vou ta me c0upili1t afs-e~st, ae
rs = i apply tie Court - he feiscf -lAn 81 % az
1rs1.-whl allf aiul alea m iae odse q - eFs
Il lie Co-riy 81 Ere N ne ihA dAy u APrA A1-Oae
baiaio Ami 1855
jCtiS L CURTENIUs, Plaintiffs Attorney, Bu4aio
Al. 1rx.a.rIh
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THE GREATEST MEDICAL DISCOVERY

rT,-STrly n RoxAu-r - Eiz5orsrsa u che Of o1s
eerx,sr rs. - La cErcs Ef11l ktSD Of
HtkOT f'sns - 1oy.f Agf- lts - d &C. - F--s-<
s5cs-t n fo css LA fha15er i1aDor BE - 30 n ~
,-.- over bnded c-flisczfr- II - s.1e al ~taA1
-, ,-,- = n B..l.r
Two 30 IL srrsned o. cure nA1-l- q,
70 three otf-- fh- -oI-. ku Of PiaPs- on a
q, ,br~. bo.,l,. VII e,e.r the -y.eu Of bHs.
W tc<t-. =. v.r.ued 20 cure III. tanker l-
,,~-.k 40 ,ror-rs
Ih-re 70 ave ktes warranted the vor cas-,
s--r---l.S
e o. two bot.le. .-- -r.-,.s % a. suraor n tie
eTcL
so,ch.s sra1rs tie h.sr
sc.t.cs %
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PrTy.M's MONTHLY.

U,Ss- he head OF American Trsyelers, he open
~ .,.;ee csrheJu-e ruuber dlscozrses b-l-ciiy
soreps .ravssrs IN r1ersi aa4 OF A3ercsa travellers
IN psrieuiar John Bal i e1to.kd a. the original
rsrszo. o. tie iri6s. who has nsie travelling easy 70
al re ror.a. zrd wherever he h.s been h4s kft
"a ;saek q esup.ort kgh pnces Ebe-aisEezEing, IL
teseri ossry 1sios ss1en ea4arancs, Enl tiangAAAs
.eievenert lie Las vsrI8el tie led sor lie rs: of
II vo,.s. &c VIII Is 1osbis sOsd waking saoes,
s-sk;s ra..ers. cnd l. clicked t-o~sez ar1 wlss-
coat, ard sportng jake. Wlth large b1oss "a 11t-
,cu-ekcp whisSel- aad rcsy, noony face" has ear
res y--s.-d Over 81 cresfica. Bat tie A-nere2a 4
re t-srsI. q travel-s With he great nsronsl exec
.cis-n. Az La sn-r-izfd eosnopoiIizn tendeacez
ia Psris - = n1ofs FTs8eh i5sn The Partisan;
n Re. nsore Iisiz. fhz1 IL RonGzs; ard Ia
B-:,a.= lao-e Ez=szh ;hza tie Enz.ssh-an- IA
exsrrfs q rzr0T-ci Aze-ie-- trsve.ers, re VIA,
e-uners;es Lei ard, Ba!srl TsgIo-, W., sePaeas,
snd ofhe-s b-f psA-e- over VII mere 1oezro1 ne
-o--so-s o-ie-t.l HorLiE vbich nay izsn1s.s tie
E-suricr tsrs re sr.ios = frun his Ovn pen Intse1
- irk thss las be1a yzose.y ss4sed-bz< fhea ne
Co trsutious to Pztn4m al ssrscty 1Doly-'s0zs
Wtcszer FAY he tie ~nser he has II q esS-iai
ro-r--. Q; B=y-ri Tzyior- NJ Tsyio< travels tor
u Lose q .-ayt- Ha ND q s.orea sta tie az1ory
Az sr.trrs xtizh avez- ooCn-rez S-a rOzxl-sc n
.erest; bxs bcaee.h Ia Peasz-e u he sssocisson
tee = .iwsrs he sprirg Of ne Be1ozaas rgvsng
eve. he rsste-s fsoe- OF singrl~.y sssz and
he.ky tesr<rzer<, -oorr., 20 rozn@ntc b las tAe
dsrserrsoy pm zGsse 4sd he sa ze yse Il dsssrfp-
ten EIi<h are peesiisr % lie cas-. k0z izaAgas-
TIVE tan IeSyE-1, BE : ~ iess szveztzrDass aor
Ss<s IL sz1gE-ssoa eve seszsy IL god ssase.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-05-31

This number opens with paper on Whe.i, coz
tainire brief hisery ancient and msternD Of tbs
valuable cereal tegether vith descriptions and HIS
trsons d tie vsroGs desr0ysrs and dssssesto which
4 srbeci, IL climate, range and hyhfifzs;icn, add
rsrsyks on soda soo. Of tie bsi varieties Of tie gram
and he.r e8siyss hirts % cuhvstors, ETC. he whse
i Illustrated with thirty original designs prepared
expressly sos TIE article Col Batter and Brsdys
Leap are original descriptions Of interesting sosns
and ncideu.s IA the Tax o. The kevslztion, two Of
vhies are prepared each month expressly fr DE
Nagazine- The Portraits AID Essyrsphis< Of Ar1od
Ard Andre are 1so original There ere Eksrise two
portraits AID bio7sE hiss Il celebrated insis'fsAs
rreusre.s e. each i<ue. An article n GEtt%Pereas
Psper = o.e q DE series q Our Ha1uf,csur>sr y
rhieS are given dessriptsOus Of ne frs'-cizss
ussuf.erzrarr establishments N ths CITY, n ''ns
lar s.yIs 70 lie poplar desenPsio1s n he L0ndon
Penny HsgzzlDe-
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CUPREME CoURT-City and County Of New

- Ysrk,-wILLIAM a. TAYLOR ss.'nH fhoAas j.
N Dan AID JANTr be wf SsEsel L E<et sn1 Ana EzA
IL W The President Directors and Company Of t5e Q.sns
h.rr FaIk rhe Precent Directors sn4 ccnny 81 m
Nv Iisrf and srh<r-eumraons r rehef-Ie tne pefs1f
~: Yes are bsrrby summoned and required 70 aaf~ ~
e1mrl1ni IN Dis scton q which copy herrSh .rsee un
s,5 .~-ye eory Of NE a. my ones 10
rs Brocu~- n me CRY Of Sesf0Tk, within ~~nfy asy-
- tbe -.rsce herecf exclusive 4 The dAy o. sch -se
- = - q i 20 surr The conprt ,fr-ssh the pstnn
Ii lx 20 the Ccurt ar TIE relief demanded the con p-
-Detse Arrii n. 1855 - -, 49,
II. .~rl. N t scsirn ed n tbs once Of toe ~tA
80 c. "a Ccr-.- 4 Ncwyr-k 90 the ss 1-y % Wy
1854 EDWARD = FRASER fiain''A 'N~''
- -e--Th
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Ddier-Cnre.

DR. TRAILS wATER-CURE and MEDICAL
~ SCHOOL Eo Is illsi.t Acsanlzol4 o1s ~ ~ per-
..u. Ca p-tsbi Female ID. 49,
MRS. SHFW 4 TAYLOR WAIER-CUHbi
cc--e- ~ sta-sr. srt lEt Nv-fc-t al ,f.-r 7ns
49, I-l--5 g.s--c.1 t-r----si a1i s.-s--1oss
EETS ". A. TORBET. Wa,er-C gre Physietsn
vi eo - Dr. ss~sy. ftlrss y. "a ro-a No ll' -
LTRsaTIONkL LESSONS essrs .iiffas,l TX Lt.--i Il.
- IN. a.. N LEA d. CE1ts o. DseAa, - @i-t-p-s
a Cue. Ot-fslc fu-csce eleuied 20
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IA, the, sss veya-d 10 s4nsDaei he ~'ss t DC $3.50
a. ,,ser.ssned 81 Lsnsus, % before nc "a ~ ~ - -
- a.. It, a sch si5usf. vii DC m -,
- c,h set,ep n she numbered io sPff,ee 49, I, @
- 49, sirvs de.cribet VII couis'n cis'-c en- nc
So 20 ary and AZ cs ms re Stade 'ay nav - = -
r. legal representatives, srovE out o. th- uesots
ssS- I5vc Aon Loan Bcrix; snd srch pew Donos Nbep
80 - \. rsse rsyxble IL hewte-S, 5sh ~ % principal
= ,,re &C viii b maid recec-nate 9, &c tle hred iof
= s.,.rv II the o.txa.l csfsst bonds TIE interest On
-. - Il VII e paid sczi1rDua!y the tsat day Of
- "a Jtrusry q each year, Until .be m,iuy Of SO
-. az lie redemption II the principal AMER The ez2Ia-
= I'D lssl Of kasLst Il. Icrcs; . e. tbs CAS- 81 p0s,
s~-s.Ins Outstanding O. ira jlstod. val o Ase-
S. Il. HOLMES. STATE TTeGsareE.
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az TOvTI mss INPARTED to the

THE LONELINESS IMPAIRED 70 the
I eEfr. b he free z-e ofGouRAJyS -xs-4., iIALIA'
- fiCsTrp SOAP AMY s.pVes clc4slcf 10 Er-ce-
f.-. file bor1e Of c. '-1itf b-aa-etlcl =. mae ts
- Frecsles Tinrs Sllo~ess. sLal-n I is a.s :. s,-
.rri Sosn o. r4rE ual ae-s ar ai-f~-d - -
c--r .ur T.. s1ftrg and lei n quli- rn.s1 u p en-
ire tender ssir lfif-l c1l % ' 80
r. ,frirr r-d t.hirr i.1 bad cr -.t sci ~ n = l't
- rr.e- --erfef GDIHAIU, POI Dh1 subj n - =
co. -frrv .rf.rf prc rI urrl1f s1frr e- ~ ~.
~- 49, - .ie r-cer c-iclr- sEn 90 p. -p> t-Alh
pFsIUfAI-fE wi mare wtry n4-f 20 -y ~ - p e
80 T-Tsrr li- rl fr-
80 --1r-,---ci~ nv GOIfADD- Lle I'd tftS. q
f-iut:- i-fce or -il- se ssecE 1rli- e. =; -
c-.-l Col EfLD> lily NtlfE = '-i o-s -i--' 49,
a. u 90 & 2 tstsrsri-- re cc-lr --N-n
u. Y,LIA cOtAAl D i.-y 49,, - -. =,
T--.fsar CALI OAR. N. 81 s.-ta - Pa----sF--i
.rs BATS "a. 2 Wash4E-tol-st 8csta1- &c
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Mfmral.
,IsOs,s AMRERLA LAVENDER Alb

Of tno~-sr. q the sne Prcper-. q tins Arfe,e
A. ,e-ure e.nsed Ill recently 20 = BIT itt> nset u
becoming very r~p.lEr. IL d-hshrsre arms vs. Pr
and rerr.-enr prfzre he Agreeable -ensicn fa
- ne rrter pieartrs he.hfa invi<c-fi,r; PEI
f fl the t.nct rrchc tped % ne bad or n dsay aon
tc-z DAVIES. BYRsE 1OhsSOs Ne 81 LteertT SCI
/. :. IND &C cc DELLUCk Co. Va o33 broatv
:; nal fhey sLo se!l aAgRlSOs'S SHAVING CREAMS,
Req. Asres.s and 0ns; -1t cres1s ssey are % nan
.-.Et 20 sochrr a. = make orcs ks.s-J expand While
s,,in. 70 1--we OF " Ia zee I'D tie o. r-akz-"
n.
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CUFRFhE COURT.-In the matter OF the Ap-
- rsra1 he m-TcT AlleEmen and 1on55o.5y ., .re
cfNr, Ycrk re.e he CpenLg u EIGHTY -LSOND-
- EFIT f the Hu1s01 River he ks<- River tetcsp
rrror a. : nfuled 10 TIE Ce1r, PsEkl IA he Clty 4
- yffu.1t = .afufes il s1ch made All provi I'd
~ Nayor AdernsB ard Csuuoo2lty u the Cry o. Se'
w., ~ ~ five DO CO .s tfty intend sFpy - ne "a
rre Cont n h ssaie e Neuiork :. -yeeiai Term 81
80 Cor 10 te he'd H. Cry = he~i ot q sai ne
h sv n Turs r. f5 a. he opening = The Court On
ID az ~ n thereafter c1ans b hesrd tjr ms
go NOT N Co. mis- orers q IT sd Asse-ne7f 10
49, sfv. entitled rsfsr he nature AL ext u u nc IN
r-vs-sr- tsretv i-fe.-f re orenirr q Sl3, tom -,
frf.of re Ers- lyc- ieIeeps uca ron e %
e.rc u tie Cert-rl Pssj n re saii City Of N-Ns 1fE
~ co. ~ r-.r ria1 q SID CITY, srf-r Az - ~. u
a. e, # re Lesss1c q the Pe0pe Of TIE stsfe q SsF
tr-t s-fret Al ~ -fire r rorerrclts, t01ca1g ne
~ 90 s--eetr ard r0,is he City q Sesi orr al f'f
clrr -esr p-sse- III 9. le7.Ds;et New OK NAY
Ss ~, ROBERT ). DILLON,
-.s-suis Counsel % The CorporsHcz-
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CrIRENE COrRT. BE County-HoratiO

AIIhEME NOth1s Lie NoHhts -AiVtos'
= s--v.v I'D Ncses LriTol survivors Of Amer r-Faa
sr,e cu'oss & fhe isi viii sn4 tssezl-lt e Jsof
Ccosn Lccsssc plaintiffs, ss-ins; AtsJ p hese 90,
rs- " Hr1csct EfEl.a ,. ll.acock. uclof, 80. 'oA y
Tsulsi-e ul.siia; "a ~ Trustees u1er All .-tes-io5s
A.. xsta.ix II 10 j. VII ald testament % kel5en "
Tcck fsrsrfd. Many r. Heseek, sif- q 1syenor W.
V.refsf Txs C. H.scck. VIE u Aeabsn X te1eock ",
Abjy = TcwiT 5Fe, wf of John : Irsw5. g. same. "
IL .n- Eary a. Hcpkils. tis wife, Abby Il h-ac<k
Ifn Ti.tey 80 Ern.ire nek, wi Henry l. X pk-zs
~ Eiv Toriirs b. Wit We L. Curiss LhonssS isszs
Tsms5fe l. rcVn slgc- of ioha H. Gs-cs eecetse Aaron
o. Fsetin Wi e. Bsrk q 6ufAlo, Nhln rIk-, f-< ~
Croefsr crsrh Guia vi IN hslsT. deseEee' Dasa a
ls Corr " Mcri VIII b. Actw-1, .e-Jsnl-1 II o.
80 Pro- = b t.rs y Ce,esec WI an 20 r'cu II
si.- z buo Icsl : Rrz and t5erezsr hse, hny L.no,
sra L.ut h t. Jcha Van Dam tul Esaoeia a. Dan
IL We = an y. H y HIN her John Arees, Carirl
C-th5 ~ Sch Crosvcrar d-f an 10 r. ltsactr
sfr~e ururs. IaLLNaDGL 2. BROWN and WILLIAM
RsTON an ez1k Il hen Yes are hereby sn .e4 y
- - er..f " fhs a.. s-rve coy q y1sr
rr rn H. a. ~ oos ID 81 CRY 81 blsll. he wei
ga,s al e. lie ,esice lelof exclusive ~ fe az 9. s-t- AZ
vf fut III vi To- il- clrlrl.l. - ft..' y
H. vii srur 70 H. Cour- Or the r t--n1e n =.
100. NJ r.n iuf srss fled Ia re alcs "a he Clrk
al ~. Ccsrfy II ne cn thc is'h 1sy q .pll is-Dasd
b. flin. trtil ifb6. JOts l. "A nj =
ala l.wlc~lh fitillaf At'.iNe5' n--No.
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sr or SEC. ,Or rur Aer RELATING 70 10. susrrSDra


CT BONDS. APPROVED tKa- ~, lsoo -
seriox All koers Of th.; el4ss q S.1e Bonds for which
- l are directed b SCel By sec5a eshi Q: Ac nnn-
- rs II The session Laws r TIE ysAE 1873 entitled an Act
sssTs sos he fanns she oss.sa-ns lHsesnA laps0se
- q tAs stale an the Interest dae thereon sd
y tr igriEfns snd fuuas the srant Q. p'iae pa an Ia
- nusiiv cue upcn he FaIpS4 Eve Million oao Bo1ls,
- t,rth, rrqui within AZ months from End sfeF The pa
- AZ tf Acc 70 pie.eDt suy CONS # t1s STATE, DesA 6y
-. A de Stele Ofce f the prrpoe 81 hssins
- ,xotrs enc thereon aceuafes erane, and new boo.
fc according TIE vroysors OF ssid Ae ea ID
- atey M % % pfeecrt sad bonds within The ne be n
ne ir,ertsr -tsii be allowed al bon - 70 the
Ilfr or hoeY thereof aer thEt rre % thai me e nay
- b sv rnsrncr Incorporated si1 bond, - 70 he
sd ran the principal thereof ar ne So tree
SCI hCrety authorized 20 give 81 sesolA9e And proper
SO q tie psoviors q tbs Ac, IS bet % secure ne %
- heECby contemplated - -
ABsrsTHEST TaK fAKI-PAlD BONDS AP2ovED
AFKIL I. isS 80
sscrlos ThA upon Surrender the Teasurv Of tas
sze ~ snv 81 tke sai1 p4lt rive ~ Lion L-a BONDS ss
- ile Ooyen0s Il AS Siae cethcafes Of siSs % b =
de re Il ur huuirc Cd ana lrse coars sud rsfyozhi
nss ssch ihoes<3d dollars OF ssa s4s tor Prtca
irieIssf doe tttft On III art Day " J-lla-y eszleen
han nd and f-vsx tldir< for Subsequent tcre-t 81
IL sse per yer suLm "a tire hundred "a tFo
s.r. and ,-xe-fvt cents for esch th1us1nl dollars q
~. brcs % BE r6m-ned Up u me ms lsS Of Jenr-T rex
ecs the surrender hereof irct<c1, Ane Coupons snee
kly eisAieen hun6e1 an sOssyoae saa iernNn s.Aed
hertz: -. -
H. ar ton3s. ts.wce tt a- dsy u JAY;
sfeen toudce anG f,stv-oue. AM the y o; the bond
ksI.s. shEL L delivered 20 tie Sf1 -rt-a-cr VIZ
a. tats O. wL.ch tey tsl1Ecl. Gc-e sh1 5e 9etrced
ssss lie Aaihose1 70 b sued n new ooaas -2le
4 psteeS -sciu DE q nils toNs AID eisliy ec1s
A. .rA Cosrcn reove fr4n bad u s6o1s<4 -osr.,
n Coia< AID c.ns for ca11 Do-'n
prrsose5 tsom blni u .hrce tho1-@nl dollars