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Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-07-19
Hon. ! "a: n, =. AYERS, :, ....,
TALLMAN Il POWERS,
IANn AGENTS.

oacs south side Of Second Street, bet,ceen
Brady and Main.
l,nI ,nnTIptoyen Farms. sly properly aud unimproved
'Sn' 'nr sale on CONN ission FsH
h.,n nn acres ofiand situated on the bluff one and
n4es~est OF Court Honss, having up on II sever
~ appn Fiewsot rtyar. The cheapest property in the
'n.ns of davenport. Can be bought very low by
appiying soon. - 80 80
I'Hal desirable houses In the city tor saie cheap.
,Ip'pVed iarms In Scott eonnty, near Davenport.
aurgt Quantity ofunimpvo red land in Scott, Ciin.
W., =, NeaAr aud Mascatine counties.
way 10, lass TALLMAN Il POWERS.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-07-19

ES,-'oa prns,s onhand and for sale very low
= F!'ss en1Esgnntnnt hy DALZrif,k A aNo,
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-07-19

'I best qualities Of hne Boots. fine Caters fancy
slippers. summer Shoes Of every kind, made to
order on short notice ofthe latest styles.
myi D. G DAWSON 4 CO. s
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i'he Shoe Trade of Davenport.

y G. DAWSON & CO. arc now Offering to the
k0s citizens OF Davenport all kinds Of Boots and
shoes prices such will please all who want good
Goods. my15
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Dr.. IN. wITHERwAx

Dr. J. II. WITHEHWAA
nv hdihtorm his old friends and the public ge ncra-
.asssd'sirs hi. services,
nnco on braiy street 3doors below Secena. Resi-
,,, tar corner of Fourth and PeFry Strseia or-
'n.e ma hs new and Baptist Church. =
oA'"apnrt, Iuns 9th 1859.
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+ ~ 4: :: %. % (; q: =: !,
ag. The sb1rtosE hDushf u soaid
pLUks-cURcuIIo.
psu. s.y par, q b; '-.ea ne, -,i' s.s.s 81 q
nat hs h. bgsbe ~ the very hn.st plsns. IA
Dr. Us1'.s1 , s.s: ., % NJ .'. s.s sss' ss
fpm Vy,n - yl.ntrd h.,. ss,.. tossA nag.
eses tee. ere eat IN the bsns Of 90 suSes p'd ''
Oro winch. BE-. manner to J.rp un tree. -hso
.s der % ssis On Ths ssss h.a the plan -usonsd
By Prof hEs', L.vBss board easAsousd 20 ssnss upon
DR. UsDEsmLL-M, p.n &C., IA Of tn, u'asls Of eater
~. be- , he s. 70 Sr.. @pa
90 ,nsr my The g.. er.ssiss .e,sof ali e,-rp~.
ehsry TIE. .kould be ere mins'd
Nj yupD dst.ed f,ct. eorrobo',ips his rate snt
MCLys ". HORSES.
d, w.rr.sU,-rhe experience Of the ii 9Th R,irosd
Ccurry !. in favor " mulI Toey eA' oay half - much
null. cot, on an sversss sSe pair Thy - he sumo
smoert Of tn. bOI'' bot are .lo-e, gated rnea
.ve1,s. red .s. ms he about thr. miles an hour
Prof s.Prs say. h. hastwo ,im'-one Of foar maIss :ni
very ensuing hay, pais Eats - yeHs old and them
OLe,hrd cheaper thar h'''s'i and ''a they
NJ B,sers-I sbpue the assertion hat mules aevet die.
aavT 10 S.... used re i mice .I yea.
TIVE w years The Won't acsiy with mule, .es tHeJ arc
FItt Mars IA that bis mules 10. troubles mo 10 thA1
..,,,,-psfb.ps because they are Jersey maea mr.
si.son City has tore hundred mules an use
be Of bat and that was oy accdsnt
RESovATING OLD MEADOWS.
G,oE WANING shly recommended the use OF ne ueo1i
nlov o he of Old meadows Upon aide bills the
iuuov. sbould be run vel up aud down he hill
Prof NAFEs have we'd old held by ths usoe
yer iSehes deep |, will often increase shs
Weld a -,
WAsnc thought the burrows should cot be three
feet apart. -. Il, xv,.
with hay anything bat you'd cover me
nrf,ee IL In neighbour God 70 so~ OATS npn
The sa,s which dans the Fall and u. ,as DOVE anu
~tvs, much for the sod Pvf Nspes said hst ne hAi run
.hso ,w with one pair Of horses upon seven acre. OF
ard IN b, ,ook 100 Loads OF stone from.
Ju A. MICS the club opportunity TO taste fe.oody
loo, rich melon OF the muk snn,
sS Oh i,,ine Of which IL otter ;o.o aud very
s.spt One Of those org gould Ike vseaeles called 'efe
nbl- m.rrow s recommended ~ the gowet as equal 20 Gag
rlpt, e6oked IN the came way
Mr. WAXING .,d that green t0soes better than etaer
when cooked like essp ant ., =, -
n, invitation Wariur several members OF the euo on
s. rtsx sept are Mr. Greeley's farm ChoPslus,
Will L. cultivated BY Mr. Wang ths pr. sent year
soioN Chairmni think the most npoftSat
ou tion tale at he Dsxt meeting the preserve
on OF fruits for vii ter use The country now
nI OF srs.n rui webs u will b. gone, and nsesd
of IL preserved ha be imp rtif htesn nau ~.
half sooJ MIGHT have Of home grow We sneS now
IN pres i've them NV object awaken an Interest N ne AL
in nonn 81 biee Of Increasing the consumption OF uh AM
adding 20 the .uppy Of cheap huu an food Thus question WI
pcude of preserving al kods % hu sns ssS'
lent vegetables 80 ~. Al H..
inrf.fu abr
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ANTIOCH COLLEGE.

The religious connection who reject all dstin Give
design alton but that OF Christian, all ,es's onow-hip
but faith In Chrst and corresponding life, ami which
has grown within the last forty yeas from very hum
be position TO u petition Of decided iDhaencs and
strength, received some few years since u found .
College in which all useful knowledge should BE-
taught, and from which oil sectaEisa dognausm or
prosely tism thoud be excluded. This WAS great
undertaking for people who were generally poor. 40
the members of youLg denominations sl~sys are, AMI
who had not Jet acquired the habit Of giving for pub
lie uies beyond the limits Of their several sosietes.
Yet they opeLed their subscription, located I'm 1854
their College, at Yellow SPRING. Green County Ohio,
and persuaded HORACE MANN u accept The Presi-
de1cy Several spacious edfces rapidly erected,
facu ~ organ zed and The College opened with sew
era hundred students beary tso years ago.
This extraordinary popularity at the outset proved
one man source VI enb 70 the new College.
few re Of students might have been provided for
the funds originally subscribed but the hundreds
Who aaoked th,her imperstiyely required more build
irss. more teachers and enarg-d outlay In every re-
uect. Hence An,ioch was sore!y bcs@t by pecu-
Lazy rsquisitior which il was ubsbe 70 meet until
serious prehrn,iops were felt that il destined %
speedy and nglorious downfall But these expects-
tons have not been realized, and will not be. The
peril of the College has aroused s friends 20 resoute
slersicn. Large additions It's means have recently
been MADE ard the efforts 70 that end still in prog
ness We trust they win not DO RENTED until The In
s,l'uton fully relieved from debt and is future e.
pansoa and smr emf usefulness fully insured NEAL
time commend u "a the effective favor OF Gil VINO
approve the Plan Of this College and are abe 70 %"
body their lal,h In action No, having cstAlogus Of
s officers before as will veaurs 70 say tnas sssts
prpfs,iug aid. counsel or sympathy sddrsssed 70 Pss
den, Mann " m b. sitc " welcome nceptioa- We
believe Nj j. D. Child, ,as general financial agent
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BOARD OF SUPERVISORS.

THURspAY.-rhe Board met at o'clock i. NJ,
Recorder SMITH PRESIDING.
the Police Court at the Tombs, asking that his reue-
Grafton for Fix months past be increased to that OF
Police Clerk h. having performed clerk duties du'ns
that time Referred
OF Hook and Ladder Co. No. J Tor damages sus'
,s;ned nv the alterations 10 their building Referred.
annual 2ores-Report of Committee in favor OF
altering the tax roll that the taxable property OF the
Clinton Insurance Company shall be set down al
$3.50 co., instead of $500 600, as returned by mistake
by he Assessors. Adopted. o,,
Census Marshals-The Committee on County oni-
GERS eporied in favor Of paving the bus OF tne SUP
ioit ed Census Marshals as foows: Horace Bartne,
$3.50. Georve starr, SIS; james NJ Odell s2l9; An
- Al Stensbury SIP; Francis ORourke, $50;
John W. sa,ter. $50; S. NJ Kellioger, 800 John a.
Kregier, 1852; VIM. Good, sg5i Geo'ge w. Randall,
siCi; John Cooper, 500; Edward Robinson, Or,
siio; Terrance NJ. Lynch, $l52. The report wa1
adopted.
The Board then adjourned.
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pliessn Of the Mayor, Aldermen and Comrohay ~ , e
Ci,v Of BY Re Cronn duct Hoard o. ,tn
relative 10 the acquiring Of LANDS for NEW
In The sid city, 6tb Sthsth and the ON ana H
avs, 10 the ssid city. .-,.- 49,. ,,.,,s, .bov. on.
We the Commissioners Of Appass! IN the matter soor e
,Ied hereby give the le,sees persons 80
n.yss interested in the lands tenements Establishments ana
preme. affected thereby and TO all ohes shon' HsJ Con-
Germ. follows, 10 wit: ----,..., .-x
Ei,s, That said Commits oners, have compei our
estimate ard appraisal in favor Of the several owners essee
n, or persons Interested in the lands ~ be taxed by tn
for The lsnd Therein, and nave pre- p.eo
n .rort OF the just and equi able c"mp.on
10 be paid such esees partles and persons Aoes
ecfvtly. .,o-.-l..-. .,,. d.ros;,.d 4.
tt copy transcript Of such EsiDsie ApphsL 1d h1po
in the Clerks Once oftbe Cry for 'ne inspection
Of u hon soever II may conc ~ .A.. ,,.x !. II
Thru That snv person persons whose nights may oe D.
feced and shall object 70 the same on 70 shy pay
hereof nav days se' the hrst puoe oI .
no. HE heir obj coDs IN wrine 20 rs ne sac
Comnoners Office No 2sS Broadway IN 'he 'iy Of
Sev-York =
Furih That our said Report In case the same or any pir
thereof be objected and shall appear 70 rs 70 require re
ten our ssid Report the ha be reeondeied s' cor
cteS vi be presented The Supreme Court " neIA
Term tAereof held IN the Fist JUDICIAL O.t c a. me
CITY Hall of City New York, the hrr mONpaf OF
the opening Of the Court 90 that day or Is
oon A. coups. heard and motion Will then ad there
be made for the irrnat Aus % lb
z zsStHHs s { S5aS %Sif COMMISSIONS"
DANIEL DODGE,
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MOST IMPORTANT to the LADIES'
WI ASTONISHING DISCOVERY.

Nv
DIR GFISSNER'5 celebrated MENSTRUAL FILLS nave
peep LONG widely wonderful IN sH e1ects
bell prepse with scientific Si degned Tor %
ony and ach the varoh irregularities and '1ppreo1s o.
nature They like charm gently and milo y, snd yet
90 ecscousy well as curative as preventive
10 the Female Hospitals in VeDns, Pans ami Sern they
seperseded the Of all other remeds because
sttsinabe by Medicinal agencies they a-e Ger
tain Th,ir astonishing efficacy would he almost m
credible vOUched for by Dd1bitsbe testimony IN nuer
Gus producing regularity Of nature after al nope osd
been abandoned. ,,
Every LACY bo has used them win be without box
They are composed Of most costly rare AND valuable ex
tracts No herb SOAKING feet weakening troublesome
nuruus their the case with the
and compounds Advertised and p@ned
% ~ "femal' pills" IL
Married ladies will find particular instructions in the drec-
tons which STATED the various symptoms 6y which the
suppression be determined well as sdvlce
OF the utmost importance
Price One Dollar per Box containing explicit directions
Fsch Box will signeo by DR.. X. q. GEISSNER
PRINCIPAL Office No ~! Lbe rty-st, New fofk CITY
agents will be appointed for their sale a. soon ~
nroceabe Meantime all orders 10 be addressed TO Dr. H.
g. GEISSNER. No. lzi Libertyst New'York City, or 70
Eo1 No vost Ofce and box will be sent by re-
trn they put In sealed eoveopes and can De
strctes privacy to part OF the United states
For sale al $50 SIS and 584 Grandst Nos -
and 26 Spring Ill and ~ Hnusnns. Ma. l9 Bow
erv Nos 79 l52 Geenwichs Ncs 49, 4S and SIC Nd
,on.st Nos lt9 Beeekers No wv Sthav no ~
tis Nos 1872 and s2 Broadway, New York CITY,; No N'
Futon.st No. 26 Brdgei No. lis Atanlcs. BROOKLYN
and a. Apothecarie,' Hall, Elizabethtown SewJerey
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BRUOKL wv ITEMS.

F,pvs.y's FryraAL.-The funeral of Johu Stats,
membsr Of Enne Company No 49, who w.s nlea on "a q,
80. n W. erds, afternoon. The ansral ssrn'u was
pI.sehso in the Westinghouse, w. b. Church BY n, New NJ
Es6, after which the remains issen TO lrepSooa
Crmetery or .ruep The funeral .s largely sttead.d,
and The ss ss9o% p. s Il and
Of Fi,,m, from the dae, emit companies
Tb n - the Engine houses and City HAL wcrs n"ns "
baf mes during the day.
T,xpyRAscE DELEoATrs.-The following named
bsv. been sprond Deesa the state Temper
ar ~ Convention fom tho l.. Assembly District; r. g. jacobs
j. bu tn, npson End Iohn B. Wells.
Sheynats. j n. stearps Lloyd sade Edmond NJ Brown.
The CouRr OF SFssIoss.--rhis Court was organ
lied ye rdsy ming before Judge Moore and Jurtoes sy
The ioiawn. Grand Jury were .~o Abraham ysod.voOr
Jsre. II B.m ton, Robe sho,wel. Abby Devil Much.
jo sIIi Manning Lew To~p
tins IS, John Bp,tE, Tho. WnsS, ADD W. Il Pope
Tie Jury then ehss.d Is to their respective dote'
and cent to their rcou oeberst
Henry Lsnsdon noen for grand larceny IN 'ssins cow
the pr petty Ct Mrs onsd Grsve.end 10 FEBRUARY asst
The Gaze still OIL VIXEN the Court adjourned
The CRY CoURr--Before Judge Culve-.-Tayor
sasiL.t tie Brooklyn City Railroad Company an action
Tor dams,es eyed injuries rec. yed b, tho plaintiffs vito
in NJ nfer last IL appears that panuh and wife were nd
IN. one Of The stages while the driver .opped
10 Wsbssopsv to let female passenger out and s..s per
Taylor Cd and Jumped out the stage whsieoI
received serious nJa'a The Gaze Wa ven % inc
yeIdct The Court then sjourped to this morning
A WoM.s ~ MALE ATTIRE. "A girl dressed IN
cotb.. W. the Chi Of Polecs ONCE yeste
d. M ming by e.r Vandehoof Of the Fourth District POI
cs Upo iDqury, sh- gave her Emily Jsckor sod
hat bad fro Black well. fsI,nJ on Wednes
day night, and brought TO Brooklyn down the River M
with another girl sbo had also escaped la toe Sans DIS
Ruf. thai she She the MAyms Once In
Kew, ork where che bad been sent om TO Biselwe' "s"d
ysgrsnt
ForyDLIsG.-A girl brought an infant male child u
the Fist District Bouse "Wednesday nsh which 'he
had foObh enough TO hold al the reque VI HOsh
the while che went - store IL WAS sent " the Ams
House yestesday morning.
ROBBFRY IN JEwELRY SToRY.-fesferday after-
moor youpg msn stripped in'o ,be ewery store Of w.
Hs,hf 30 ll Ganost H. D. which had been eh 10 charge
young Ater converting few natss inc yoaas
stienoD called OF by child and whi- ~ so
aged h. youI man .uc eeded acting from he sho~-
Gaze .oe wseh gold chains sold ffsesp iwo valuable
rbss, and quantity " charms The robbery Wa not oN
covered VI ii, be had eft
IsTEsPERAscL.--Threep persons were brought before
Justice Jacobs Of the Fifth District yesterday morning for
drunkenness, and dispose, Of 10 the usual way
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NtiTUVMW ttVW| N w" Ws''"s !" w" NJ
rit-.'r- ~ he N-,u, Abdomen .rt ,n-rtrrsl q ~
,i. ~ Ne. 49, ..-.,t w. .t- WNpn'H" ~ WV " 4
20 ~ ..,h .s.,r , slle 'Lfist N-i-rr- pr"e'-'- 50
to, ~. " ,kr ,,, Me- tmt We The 'r" 'r'r-''Ht'
., ..a Ass.-r-.., h-.-- tsstI ~ -''.- y '-
rw.s,s r-t-rr-s ~ sh H--r -"' ''
..a s.l ..-,,essA -.i- sh--'"a H@'HhF s-' -
Ill .,l.s ~h-.. 80 n.~s =" -''' 'te' -
L.. -,r.,~a .-,.s- sod .--.-' sod 'h-' ~ '
Affected ."hT --' -h~ '-r Ne ~
A. ,sa n, bot .h-s''".- v" -''''"s 'f
,o,a.l !. tUn,it " rtuntn tsi ,..' 'h.'''"' .''h-
ifH.e 81 ~. No ~ 'h-~"'s' '"'-'' 80 w.
p., ,ro,. ~ ,hi. hnh''s ~" lS' d-T %" ''"
iva tkst s-eA r''su" 80 ra's''rs 81" "'aT '-s"
s,,is,sd ~ sid estimate go ss..s''" w DO
be.,d To- Tho s.". ha'''e "s a. The ss~'a Ps.
AZ u'.ic,k q ~. the t9,h asI ~ ~ "he', laN' h
the .s., The tAa Estimate sni Assessnn '"s'lh"' ""
az, Ms,s tho sfndsVs esstss snd "'he' 'F"
mss,s bb ssed by naiins ou, 'ePr' h.ya ""
d.,osirA in tho Nueet Commit nofs once 81 The IVY '
4 unity II yot ihee 20 fomsip Hni pa % ia, % ~
,.mm 1854 ,hs Tho imits embraced ny hn ''so"meut
sre az foowsl All '"se slecrs Of and s"se Ia 100
,ss ey fopn, op both sidrs ~ fnst, between Fnlto"s
and ,ihi gaa feet nohry Of frankfort Ct both SIDES ~
T,uy 81 bcfw, Gu Jaub aud Pos both slie' o. n"os
b.iwrsp Go and Pearl ats the same A" i.h on.
on III, said Map Of the Commissioners. That our fePo
herein an he prevented tho snrcmr Court ~ the STAT OF
k,vyoil at Special Term thereof u be held al INC ''y
Hal IN the .Ad city SATURDAY, tn 81 day OF '"7r
ID is the opening Of the Court on that day ana ~
Then and resr counsel can be heard
pton w made ssf report he
Ans ~ lsA GEORGE n. PUR>Eh,
CHARLES MEAD, commissioners
w RDrCK.
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Me6ifal.

HEYMANN's DYSPEPSIA ELIXlR.-
Tti, IL The most speedy aud eectua remedy for DyspeP
a. ve offered 10 the public Its stimulating sansns and Ia
ygorsg Influence Uparts hes thy reh for food sssts th
f,fulty dgeOu pufes vi azes the blood carries on
uph atby tons and the dyspeptc to rem
oyated h. alih end spirits. For sale by
A. b. ID. SANDS Wholesale Druggists
No. 100 Fulton-st., N. 7.
Sold hlso by DfnRgist. generally.
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Ceaal Notiree.

IN PURSUANCE of an order of the Surrogate OF
the County New York notice hereby gysn 70 al PR
CITY Il NewYoik deceased TO present the same, WIN vouch
srs there subscriber the Office Of Lawton au
No ia Nsseu-t in the City Of York or before the
6nb day of October neIDsteo the I'd day OF Apn
B55 susASs ;. DnhIEEi A s1l,n.
rs lsw6mF JULIUS > HOW ELL, AdIhhsHa'oi'
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NEW-JERSEY ITEMS.

FATAL AccIDEsT.-M. John Ward, hvery-stabs
Ie.I.f Moutyom ry-t thrown from bis bngsy Ct Der
a. N Jbu,dsy biig vefey injured bat hs
IphrS he lei. hon early nd ja, as b. sryoa a. tho Five
Come, e. from t' tSssy oi.osst a. his Ca az s.a
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IN PURSUANCE of an order of the Surrogate

IN PURSUANCE OF an UrutI vi tHc ou' Ios"VT
ef the County Of New York notice Is hereby gwen 70 All
pcrson, having claims against JOHN ORElLLf late Of the
CITY Of NewYok deceased to present the same with vouchers
efecf 20 the subscribers the OF Terrence Boyle NO 20
the City Of Newiork or before ne twenty
ninth Of December nextDated New nok the foueenn
3sy Of Jupe 1855 TERRENCE BOYLE, lFxa.p,ors
;el5 law6mF THOMAS HOLLAHAN
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ATEW WIDE-GAUGE ROUTE from NEW

IN YORK to ROCHESTER.-The ROCHESTER, and ON.
rgEF VALLEY RAILROAD is now open and IN eonneeno,
with the Buffalo Corning and New Yort and Newf orr ane
enc R.iro.fs direct from New VOW W hoe
-. -. -.- -
The Of this route osehe with the superior con
rt afforded by the wide cars renders oy n tos "os oe
HE betwe en the above named cites .,---.
TcI.ts can be procured the EewYot and Enc hsiroal
Ticket Office foot Of pusnes md NO 's' otos'N"' .
Jersey City
Baggage checked through
Fresht. will be transported oetweca rev. ORR AM hooh
,.ter with dispatch Any information desired 10 regard thereto
.n be obAined calling upon the General Freight Agent o.
Re Eeu,.Yorl and Fine Railroad Enc Buildings c.
sAPPEN E1press Freight Agent, No. 1888 Broadway
NJ ,rs,. or be BuH.o Coming end NewYOrk Railroad
Sunday j. A. hEDfbLD Snpenn'enoenN
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BANg DEPARTMENT. STATE OF NEW YoRS,}

BANK DEPARTMENT, STATE OF Ntw.tokK,|
ALBANY Sept. |, 1885
YTHE CANAJOHARIE BANK has this day
fled in this office o. the appointment Of re ath-
for pon s circulating notes agreeable TO the
a. ~ ed An act TO amend the seversl sets relating TO
IpcOpoated Banks Associations and Individual Bank
ers" passed April II, ISL o,,.,.vrn s..,,
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Inyr oyrccw STEAMBOAT LIME ~

utr.,,N ..atNvruMxp,Ayt rLtcpa .rNv .r,--
ia ..~..c,, ,,,tVMnt srd hNtfn ANfnrh sM'.sv
e., ~ ti.,-,. o. tVtRN ArtenN"NN ,a"~asJ. -,N'"'
usaAsa .~a prs ushs-A s~a ch-.h-~ Ne-' r""~, t'
--,A. t-rnV.,''ns 18th sag To- ,.e-.rr .r". y
s,.At,1.. fo,-asI Ns,,h sva Death >a-'~s $50 y
~. ..,.,. r.. ., M.-.eN m H-'-'" i.-,-. n~a
Nv r'es " ~. ~'"~'~s ~. e,''v., :" r"'s.l'- "~
~ As~sAa.t NN'lNN'ANfs"" NV
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/ FUKNCANVI VI Vrucr VI VrV ~
Of the County Of New.YoTk notice hereby gwen TO al
persons having claims against JOHN kUIAN ate OF he
tty OF NewYo deceased TO present the same WIN vouchers
thereof 10 the subscriber the office OF John Cahl Esq
No 7 Esssaus in ,he City of NewYork on or before the
:weub day OF November next-Da'ed New oik itn nay
n,vIB isU6ruF JOHN HUYLER, Administrator
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BANK DEPARTMENT, STATE Of Ntw;YoSS,}

ALBANY Sept 4, 1885.
V'HE FARMERS BANK OF SARATOGA
COUNTY has this DAY sled 10 this Office notice OF the
appointment Of JOHN r. BELL Co.. OF the Ciy OF view
Nj as Agent, the redemp tion Of ecu anE notes
geher revocation of he sppoinment Of hares MOT
ford As such agreeable u the act entitled An act 10
mend the several acts Iesins Inc rated Banks Banking
end Individual nters passed Am H. 1901.
NJ SCHOONMAkER. Superintendent
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AUTtKIOK tUtKI VI thet It{ OF No" TUT
N-.AsYK A. HRQUA and MOSS fAHhltk plan w.
,,.i,. TIT HYfEOPOLfTAS yiHE AND hAhfsk ~
~ hAsCR COMPANY, dsfasds'.i-s~n e'". 10 ,h9
.t< n Y0a b~ ~ cum "p"1a "a 20 n"
l. pisni Ia III afu"n, ~"'h 80 a., ay "s
b. ~ sHfs isit q ia tasfi e. the HJ h~i >" ~.
CT, sf hes.Ysh ed sDfJ ~ ysv' Asr.' " 'ss'
0spslsi a. 10 ssts.d hsts a usA gh'e 10 "s@''''s
n - 0fnsv Tait within ireH'y aars s' '"S s.,'sN
81 ~, 80 81 ibH l4J = 'e''i 80" -"
81 ~ s.id sas.r -h' rfhis iht h"s ''''-" 20
ia eiF fLs skr -In 30 isAs'~a~' ss"''' >" :" -
ION, q lpts1 - u..,si 100 Ls"dss4 s"4 go q" ~"
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- f,s4e1 . he = y -
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s.s IasfsE h"~'"ss - ''~''''"'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-09-07
TfrnIsluns.

CHEAP EXCURSIONS by LONG ISLAND
- RAnROA between GREENPORT and SAG dARBOR
ard NEN YORK-Fare Fifty CeJ'sLssve Brooklyn every
TUESDAY THURSDAY and SATUEDAW at Q A. NJ Leave
6reenpor, every MONDAY. WEDNESDAY and FRIDAY
~ A. ".
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-09-07
Trean 6tedmers. 81.

TOR CALIFORNIA. YORK and CALI
i gORNIA STEAMSHIP LINE, via NICARAGUA. AZ
CT SsORY TRANSIT COMPANY, Of Nicaragua, Propne-
tm,-1HROUGH in ADVANCE of The MAJ Niles
ShsteT Other Route avoiding the desdy Panama e
miles Of dar boating 10 Panama Bay The
PsnDs A,ppwal with Steam@r from se~
Or.sb. where the yellow fever raging The Nceagna Line
hes no coDpec With New Or esnrhe splendid douo EN-
.in. s,etm,hp NORTHf RN LIGHT, q 500 tun. Iurdenl
Ssr,,p will leave Pier No s. North River At
o'cloet p " precise y for PUMA Arenas 90 THgHS-
nay Sent co. cor necng With Steamship UN eLk SAW
?Tor ms burden the Nicaagus Transit route having
bot II port.tion by FIRST class carriages
Fur inforna the reduced rates app 10
CHARLES MORGAN, Agent, No. Bowling green
Letter Pgs nade the Office. Stamped Letters taken i1
St cents each.
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L \ PURSUANCE OF al OTutI UI INC oHIIOKuto" VI
he Couty Of NewYork Notice hereby gwen to al per
having OLIVER SECOR, late the ty OF
Halter dece ssed the same with oneass
recf TO the subscriber the store OF William Ming NO
M Eudsis in he CITY Of NewYork before the twtr-
ty third day Of October NewYok the nnetenh
"a, MI ian lay6nl ElSAAC SECOK E1ecutor
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TEMPERANCE DELE0AIEs.-The following named
gentlemen been spro'nd Deesae.to the state Temper
ar o. Convention from tho let Assembly DISTRICT r. o. Jscoue
J, hn tn, mpson end Iohn y. Wells
hernae. j ~ stesrps Lloyd siade, Edmond NJ Brown.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-09-07

IN PURSUANCE OF an order OF the Surrogate
OF thu County Of New York notice Is hereby given 70 ali
persons having cams against EUGENE LENOR late Of the
Cry New ork deceased 10 pe-ent toe same with voue
the subscriber, tue Office Of James w SAVAGE
Counselor Law No. 1872 Broadway IN the City org
before f day OF February nen-Daied New forh
the % day Ct August. 1853 HENRY MlthON,
Gus lsN6nF Adminlsuator.