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CTOCRS and BONDS at AUCTloN|SPE-
- cJAr, sAlF--ALBERT Nj yOLAY ~il sell, or
THIs DAY Jso n 1885 l2I o'clock. at the Mechsa
r,rh.rs e for account Of whom Il may eoncern:
sle ohio Mssis.ipp Railroad ec)nd Mortgage PER
cent Convertible Bonds interest payable 70! APri and Isl os
tober-Sl eco each ., ,..-. 70 -
81 eco Cneiona and Chicago Rslfoid Isl ao,,.se 20 per
cent Convertible Bonds nteres, payable let May and Isl
Novtmbtr- $50 each =
$500 Toledo Hor ak and Ceyslind lei MoEtsass per
rent Bonds interest able lat Feb sad Is, Auz 81 COG ca
Is zoo La Crosse and Nil sankee Railroad per cent Con
We tile Bonds with farm tssge - collateral security a.
tsch,d interest," payable Isl Jsnasr, aud Let J1iJ
10 shares Hudson River Railroads.&c. each
10 shave. Ere Rsihosd-SNe each -
~ shares American F. press Compsny-+los each
20 ,hsrs Atlantic Bsnk-$ loS each.
10 char. North River Fire Insurance CO = - esch
IS .hs-es Equitable Fire Insurance company-@Sp escn
10 shares Green ~ich Fire Insurance comPnJ- esen
TERMS or sALE-Ten per sent this DAY and the ohanee
before O'Clock on Monday The accrued interest on ali the
Boz {, vi be ehAIsed To the pur chsssT.
Neat T. su!sr sale on MONDAY 49,,
ALREKT "A NlCOLAY holds reEuar sales OF STOCKS ARD
RsnS. every MONDAY GLa THURSDAY, al the Msreh,nt'
exThap.e and % special sales, when required TaesdAy
W,Sp,,Say Fniay aad Ss;uIdsy. -,
At PRIVATE SALE-A great variety OF h,'t,el.s. hs-
road Civ sud State Boas ssni la.uaoee sndO soe
rf unSouhtsd character for Investment
For Particular, .-e RS Prissts "a - Catsosar,.
der No 4 Broad - next 20 the corner % Nrlrst.
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THE GREATEST MEDICAL DISCOVERY


Mr KENNEDY Of AozburJ has aso7ms, is re S q e.,
Of UIJHOa from ne po,s Se,oG dorm TO eoE's9n PinsPe
he hss tried 10 eleven handred a;d oeVei .I
except both thunder hanoi h a. aG s ~
posse..oD hundred certificates Of is value q. WIKI"
T~o boe.s age warranted 10 cure DDrsins sofs mouth
One to three botues will care tho ~or siOo Of puppies "
The face ,,,.
Two BOTTLES warranted 20 care the ~'f'i cam et IN me
mouth and s'ous,h .. .,,. ~. ~.,., c,.. "A
Three Eve bottles rzTsnted 70 cure the ~of ease
sryspelss .,,.s % cr,. all ,pr,orip IN.
Two bottle. ar. warranted running Of The ears ard
blo'chet among the BAR . - -.i..
One bO.si. viii cure s-aly eruption, Of the SKIN
three bottles sI!ated 20 caE' tae "'''' oseo
Two three bottles are warranted 70 tie noss dssfer
Tiree 70 four bottle. arc warranted 20 cure ss rhtan
Five 90 eight bottles viii he Eorst esse u -coiiae
perfect cure -snsuted ~heo tho above qa,nuty tassn
Nothing oos, imPobsbs 70 those wsS sa's 70 "so sS
cupe The pasture. sod along old ws- hond cure
every humo in the system yet Is hxso s.' ~ you
sbOni suiIg cases hut not yours pearen oNe,
ousano bottles OF in the vicinity OF eos,on soos 10.
eses done IN massachuset'. gave y 70 chdfes
year Sd 10 os ge0P Of :'y ssy. .o 's md
.toad 10 Ds. opls Sn state oScsih By on.
To those who subject nick headache one bottle vii
s~sys cure IT, syes relief in eatah and dz<ness
Some who have taken have bees eostve Tor ana nave
a.. hst h. re there il uy deTangement the fuoct)Ds Of
nature w singular feelings but you must n0t De
i never bad re.uh it, the when ihst feel
ins gene you will feel yourself like new person hesfo
,oiue the eIusysssot eOeomnms OF t hs ever ''ss
"' sspuf.ctur.d by DONALD KENNEDY. No rs Warren
~boie.aIe Agents foI New Yors: G CtlCRESsas 60,
No sSsos No =. Wsm md for ~
by al respectable Drurgi''' throughout the Union
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IN PURSUANCE Of an order OF the Surrogate
offh- County OF Sss-Tora Sores beIehy .iv.n 20 .i
te,c bsvtrs eisasss sl.i JOHSJ sFERVESLkGE, Ass
" The CITY 81 View YOft Gec.ssa 10 Pre>-ni "a sane sh
s,ucl,s thereof the snhscrhes a. h- once or James
Grde, No 81 N.sust in The CIV 81 Ne--Yofs 90 or b.
tf- hirG esy Of Nay usr-DAeS S-~ fsff ne ~ea,
,~v.Itb DAY " Octobsr lssa
Armed sErKtsNAN, r,.ea,or.
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NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE SATURDAY, JANUARY 81, 1855.

In PURSUANCE Of AZ order Of The Surrogate
Of The Coupty Of New YoTt sot,ce hssby fyen % ~
reIscIs hsyirS eiains sssins; ZLiLAsSrd hsooNALD
late Of the Cir Se-Yok Seeeased 70 pseo t,e ssse
viii vsuehe thereof The suhcnb>rs the resseee
B.Ii hoiouss Ossbey Va isi Eat s't e. IN ne ~ .,
Ee~Yoft. before The thisd day of Isiy 9-u
~-Yort. he ts.rty nisth day Of Deeembs', ls%
JOAN sEE1AH tr..-,,or
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NpHLPHIA aad the SOUTH and WEST. Vi. JsasgY
CiTY-Urites STATES NAL aad Exsge. LaaE Leave New
ssvrs sseosd Ciss 81 IS IN the 10 81 IS In 4 md IS
srai "a 81. sla6 P " The New Jersey Aesounodaiios
-. csvrs a. - NJ - - so7pi7s Il 81 wsy s,ai.oGS
TAsh s~ts 90 ~ Cigcansfi ~ go Nni the Hsst AnS
kr Rstuo sshia. Norfolk. &c ana thlolsh assssss
s,scteG x " a. gts5 = 8 a15 10 A Il Azse ? "
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NroTICE Of ATTACHMENT aganst a NON

~ hFsIDENT DE- BTOR BY order Of HoEofsb.e Js'n-.
81. don County Juise 81 Erie 'ean's -.''cr astsy
80 ,-.u,, 10 PROVISIONS of the sauie anfhorizins at
cibx couces 80 sns n f-sheht ~
tor ,h.i attachment hss is'ue6 sssns t1e h"-tr OF 49,
RITZ DVFROlKER resident arhtof SAG inst NC
49, be the Payment - he s-o unN n- sppa
a, such attachment according 20 s"' "l'nn
< N. ft rubicstOn ~ this notice; snH 'ns voc
linen, OF an, debts him BY r-asus o. H' 49,
a. he sev,ry 70 him for hs use NJ sny p'p'ry Nilhh
81, -,te .,ior sirr him. ARD the transfer OF any sun
ter;y ~ him forbidden by sw and sr- yoIi ~
tslo Zee. 10. lssi. z srhADC, =. ou-.S,
iAvqnS Attorney tot Al-Ie1.st ote-.-..
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Financial.

NASSAU BANK-OUARTERLY REPORT
N statement SHOWING the true condition Of tho NASSAU
HANK ~ New York Bar kins Assoca ion on the morning
Of Saturday, the 3oth cay Of Deeembef iSoi;
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~ WINTER AkRANOEMENE. pes II, 1904 .
TEAMS LEAVE NEw YORg-kOs New ssyen, 7: A. n
fE2 )l2M 81, (Ex 50 fEx aud Ae P NJ t0i 5rdse.
pOIt, 7.sA NJ, tEx IAN, 5, tx SIS tAe and Es.J
p Nj iSE Milford SsifoEd Fsasd, Southport aad .ss;
"a, E1 3so lES. sld Ae :, sl5P NJ fsr o.lieH "a
,stcse-leh, "A N, ~ 81, T. ASP for Stamford, J,
4 VI. tgs } isM, 3 fEx $50 ais Sl5P NJ; et rod
PM
CoNsorns Ts.Ss-FOs sossoa, sA ", Er,) SP. ",
80 scr asItiord and Sgdns6ed, 5, tex 2 SP
GA; Tor Connecl.cut River RAILROAD Montreal. A
tEn y 'er tsns kslresd, sA. NJ. tgs l2N; for New
Lot6en hshfcst A. p NJ; 10Y Hocsstoaie Rsilrosa.
4 ~ for NsuEstrek RsIosd A NJ. p a, (Exl: III
DsnezTy and N.swss kailro,s, , A n ssP. ~
NJ ms. TX iflS,sP 81 te1 }; from sridseport s lo
-. ltisA ~. lS. lkx t5os&e AZ (s1 !, ION Nor
x.k o E a. SIS 1852 A NJ, -. Tex 81 Os P "
~ !; fIom PoI ChestsI, so IS rs 81 II IS NJ SE
p NJ JAMES II. nOYr. sassIaiend.nl
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N1FW-yORK SUPREME COURT-ERIE
" COUNTY MARGARET CHAPMAN b, " a.. 1a,e-
nm her psIi isud Planted, ssanst GsORG. cuAr-
l. CHAPMAN D.tD6sTr You are heTeb, slnm'n-d TO
ssrr tie mplani ~ Tbs &C 'en .nd -'fse aeoey " s
r.v.r on n At nv oc- ~ CRY 0l DIrNo wthin twenty
ths .ercs here .Acu,ve o. the dss Of ucn ser
80, srr In Won fall he comp aiut A. ao-'-i nc
m srri, TO Court for the relief iensneed ~ sNi
.r.iat stleh plsip 6rd n he oaes o. me Dsrs
- ~ Crrrt, o. Pre- the 5ih d-v ~ Decem1er io.,n
~ n,sI,',, stb isA John l. CUafENlU>,
20 t.tsss P.n,iTs Attorney R1i-io.
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Jsl g, -, -; LAwroy LlRxED. pA.nf.' A.rya

CVPRENE COURr-COUNTY Of NEW
- YoEK-JULIUS ; How ELt, MILAN q LIZ "a n
SGD FPASCIs LARNED. snd caAHLss 2. LAX W
r---.;s. .s.,,.t THOaAs " CROSE pefeudaot sun
-. sr money-ro THOMAS ~ CRONE D-t-o iis,.
You are hereby summoned 20 .ns~.r tns eo,nPh " -.
-. of,hs ers Of the Coan v u New fok srf 70 eve
cow of YOUR the subscribers a. ine oce -
ss. YORK Cry within twenty css aver Ihs .el
yre ihs suumors exclusive q the Gay sefStee 20
, 81 20 sn.xer sad comp,-t HEREBY fsfs.:ed ias
a IN axe d.u elt .ssps' tof hfes Lindfei sHi
~ sI.r, nd .esesty With lS;eiss itsisya s.
- tn,b s.v 4 etnb.r i65i besides eosts -Ds.ed N's -
80 LAYTON LARSEO Plaintiffs AiIpsnels
tn. onpI.nt % thi. .etn VS. hee N ne ~ o. .9o
S,r 80 LAWIoS LARSEO PiAHiits Attorneys
,s5 lsw6sS
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CENTRAL RAILROAD of NEW-JERSEY-

u NEW YORK sOsERVILLE, EAsI0N, Ae- Winter
Aransemens oonm-neios Nov ~ lS5 Lssvs Nes r S
Or Fsnou by steamers RED JACKET and W1OalNG
r. M Pier No North River a. a NJ. and p NJ con
nsstls :. Fzsbeitt0wn With the New J,rsey nan
road which New Yorf from foot OF CoaItsldtsI
"a NJ u ~, Std p. ..
COurtsud at only, 81 . 7 NJ
R.turrins 'esve.Phlpsbuis toppoe Eastou) holo In1
80 NJ aud ~ Som I.i.ie w.y tis,ol a. t'o a. Ii.
NEW YORK AND ELIZA
Leave New Yori at Q and lt:40 A NJ. ana NJ
Leave Flzsbsthpor At aoo 8; q u; a1d 3:t = a.
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NIEW-YORK and ERIE RAILROAD.-On

~
N ,nsr MONDAY Dec 2j aud until further notice Pat
s.pser Trains will leave PIER, foot Of Duane ST., IS ieo"s
buffalo Express, al 7 A NJ for Buffalo.
Durknl Exp,. ST 4 M for Dunsirs.
Nsl stS:l5 Al for Dunkut snd suHslo. and inernedi
Stations
Nay Passenger att P. NJ via suaern, for Pisrmont ard
Intermediate stations.
Newbursh Exrress, AZ p NJ FOR rewhu-gh
WAY PASSENGER at 7. NJ for Oisyhe, and intermedA'e
Sta,ioIs
smisrant p NJ for Dankuk and bgfslo, and nteTne
date Stations
On surAsy only enc Express Tam. st 5 p. N -
These Fxpess Trains connect HaGao add Dupkhs wtn
the Shore Railroad FOX Cleveland Cnennap LOCO
Dt,Tois, Chicago &c ID Z M0O NLtOn,
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President II the L ). IT1s, 10 Of H1- l iVfs
rnE A SIEA AZ. ee..rtsrT. - -
CUPREME COURT-CITY and COUNTY Of

- NEW-YORK-ssuue C!srt AID s.e1sy ; C-It, assinss
J,erh Mailer GLd Fr.res |Oseo.Cs s-ao-s ~ 500
5uspJ on ronfTst fCom. net ser To tse ano'e IAnA
pFIESDANTs. Yos ar keEeb, saH.ened sn4 s,aHea -
srs~er the complaint 10 lis seton "h's a. h.a = -
ose- orh- Ger. Of IN. CIV and Ccasy q Nav 81 20
or, Hell In .d City he nm os, " Deeene-f 'sl
10 COP, Of your anss.r 70 TIE GO eosp.s.f %
81 New Yors within twenty ds,s sf.r he ser'e. OF tas
zee nor Cd VOC Of he dsy Of 'aen s- 80
-, f.l 70 srs~er sts eonrsl, vfA2 ne u1> a3f-
..s tt- rGrt.s ihis .ctior 49, is,- sisns
Sr, W. rte-es. fa 20. grh day II AR o., ,n1-slnf
ht ksrs.ee lrd aayfur s55 tse--o i-,',s 70 ~
III "a, OF septsrnssr is AID iniersS: o. go 81 i.u
ssrsuber H. les' k..5e' re se.. ., n: l O''a
So Lws.ss, P,liais'I A-tcru.yl
49, gr1.dg.y ses Yo-k.
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CUPREME COURT-CITY and COUNTY
- fSEV-yOsK -aLExiADsR B9XSsL L, u ~
: BROWN John I. RAIL -AslS 81 IN A-a - -,
Il BOCEOIEG sssas THOaAs " CAOSL--7-TI 2. = "a ~
f. uoasy Ssm1rd os Ssrzse. -tco- Ssi ~. -, -
,iose p.f.uS.st: fcr Ae t..eAJ s-nIoe.e isa
.usw.r the Ton plant 10 ihs actou. E-.sa = sc
the ofee Of tie Ger, Of the Gig .ad So1HJ 2. We"
. COZ, Of v0ar sr.-ei the s-s eoGp.A1t pc - u,
crii-Ts AZ ih,f CT No IA Ss..s1 s. q - :.
E.w.Yerk within twenty days sr-f tie s-fFice OF u ~
RS O. ygu t1cu.ve of hs iEJ o. .ces 'e,s>. -. -
s. ~, 81 COMPLAINT within the tune 'orss %
rlrlr,s. !, hi. .ton vii AXE J7d5aes .s. e. loa az
,r- OF fo-r hCrfrr5 .r4 rins'ystx dollars sns 800
y n interest on the tn ssv o. - - =
,irht t1udred ara fty-fo1g, ets1fs re -1'~ - -
Dzfsd November -. lS5< ,.,v1 p-.,.,,r, a,..-,.v,
Thfesrr.G.ui ri. - -oE - - =, ~ 80 s.T =
C1rt q IL Cay ,rs Coza;y Of Ae~t'f' u 10 ''
''ts;,,. - 11wroyG LARyED. Fl.a "a A::.rl-y,.
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~ y. SUPREME COURT. HIRAM BARNEY
z r ~ q III

~ Y.SCPREMEC COURT. HIRAM BARNEY
~. sssiIr THE CLEygLLSo AND PITTSBURGH
RAILROAD COMPANY. Summons for mosss demand on
eonfltet Com ser = tie DEFEND ANTS As5ve anei
You heret snmmontG and aired le ant
"a ii u. dlei the 0ce u b. CLARK ~ sh4
~, md rovuiy II NsrYok the ' Hal 10 hi Cn' o.
=. siofs ana copy Of s0gr sD.sei y TOE sad
ri'rf he subscribers th-ir ohrs No III Br'sgTV
or. 81 N-wYors within lave Ter tue servc-
fi exclusive Of t- Day or - n service
rh- pssfH this will .gtnst
'h- 81 thousand niue huaf--f .tf se-enfy
co.r, vfh iuf.rs, rom thu rth cay ~ I,>oenoer, -
hc6s, ne - h'. sccr ns''d N.w1 TX Dec,oc'
Il, lt5+ BARNEY EUhPhKs 4 81 LIZ,
T.. ,.S onrsipt tlei II she oe q HI CLERK Of The
CITY era Corry 4 sevYors q, the City IA Z ne C!y OF
New Yc.s o. the ~ dsy OF p-cs 10er. ls'f ~
BARNEY AUAPHRsH BUTLER,
sss iswe~s Plaintiffs ittorneya
n y. SIPkEME COURT, City and County of
N, Nv Ycrt HIRAM BARNEY ss,irst %. CANAL
BANK or CLENFLASD-srmnsn. for money eers-f On
sur,r.et. Con s-r To he ktENDINIs shove
rarec: Ycu becky sunn-net sud required 20 s1sver
he Ell OF the CITY County Yea s, tie City
Han IN he CITY # SewYoik and &c coy OF sosr al
tvsr 70 the ,1 e.mInt the ubctocFs AZ aer once No
III B. sdsay il the Cir, Of New York. within twenty ASS
f .ueb service; aud II All The aid compliant
iu he tn sk.re.sd The plaintiff in This act.oa wi ass
pf ,sans ,os for The Of sixteen th0u.tnd nine
hutdfed dos ~iih interest tom the q I1y ons
tor N. II Slv-n3-, 1874 on the e.iaue oesdss
-. ~ this ed New Yrrs Noyerh~r - 1851
BARNEY, HUMPHREY sCrLER,
Pi.afir's Arorn-ys
"a IN ~. ofl-e u me Clerk ~ the
GU Courty of YORK the Cry Ha IN the CisJ OF
~ Vc,s "a ne . = dsv ~ Df.emh.r 1874 -
NJ" i"A' BARsEY, HUMPHREY BUTLER,
,,s l,vfvs Plaintiffs Aio-nsJt
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ara Tooler Cashier of said BANK, being duly sso
s.ysIsy depoe and say that they are the Pr,dsnt and
CaLier as sor that the freg ins Is "a All respects
yne OF condition OF the said Bank before the
Of business the OF 'he oVh day OF
December 1854 (Sens the d.y specified Ia the notice oi te
Of Bank Department next prec-dns the
6sfe OF this report requiring the s.me according 70 s os't :"
their sod belief that the said bank Is an Assoc4'eh
Bsnk and the CITY OF IA the county OF
N,wYok ulere has b>nsng house for the OF
e. AZ TIN, from the November 1881 20 the
S of m.Nng tt co the business thereof transacted
OF ,ueh location. .... =, ann p,,.
n A TOOKER Cashier .
su,sbed ard sworn BY both dePonen ibis 2S;h day OF
fsisyn,S1 d. B. TAYLOR Conusis..oner Of Deeaa
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a al IL r. of DlSI RlBtllON NO'lce is heEc-
- e, thai n. b. an-- r. r.inine of ih- pac--ds ~
,ts,s - ~. Rel F.i.i- # SAMUEL ROBERTS la'e II
H. Or, OF York e-ctss-d inrsfa- stris ms ner
he crf,r ~ n the Comfy ~ SeTfors NJ
e,fu,u.p HALTED ard Az R0hers the Al ninf'tor and
ar irrs'rix deceased, ~ DIVIDED ~ me 'sl
surrcr-e ,uonr tors II ..id fe-eri IN PROPORTION
20 b, re,recive according lar, - he >ufose
0rce IN he ty Of New York the sy afst 1ay OIL
rhasry re1t Gel ci in the forenoon Of iHa' esy
pt .,s ,, ,yI ~ " BRADFORD sarTos.te.
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ILLINOIS CENTRAL RAILROAD OFFICE,

CHIc.Go. Dec 20. 1854, !
On ard sner MONDAY, the sth DAY Of January, 1872
Through Passenger and RTeght Trains of the Illinois central
Ralrosd Company will leave Caro- for Chicago and Chcago
Sf Evening" connecting twice daily a. san
sovuI WITH Re Ohio Mississippi Railroad for - boa- at
Decatur with the Western Railroad OF ihnps TOT
Iscksorvie and Naples ~ Bloc Win me
Chicago Mississippi Rarosd; at Laae, with the toes
Island Railroad for Rock Island and Oavenpori aud AZ Men
dots with the Military Tract Railroad for OaesDureh
Yurlprior Quincy ard Central Iowa.
On ard after MONDAY jap1.y Is, regular tassenger anu
FREIGHT Trains will running over tue % ena naac9
M he illinois O. Mt Railroad leaving Gaena Morrlns ana
Ev,nns going South and Cairo. as above
w M OAlena the North Western Railroad hmu OF INC
County there are of running North on b0ih hds
Of III sspri RveI-ODe m onsh North Eastern iowa 70
~ Paul and other through North Western WISCONSIN, 20
le Pin, ries the Black Chippewa and ST. Croik Rivers
Aus1eeu being made to put on lrstc nae ~
Ste an In connection With the Road from taena ana
DuLlelih, o the ope Giug Of psvigstion.
the South bODnd to St Louis IN ake tno
ear, CsIo svOd the delays md dangers Of Navigation above
that point aud reach their destination from 10 10 "a hou"
quicier than by tn river. o..
going South are sssared that az ard below Safo
OF the Mississippi kiver vs. never interrupted ~
ICE or low and ciass Steamers viii ways De IN
read'n. take ara ireigh down the nVer
Auafremerts have been made for ample Passenger ana
Fresht Csro ard tut Road has ull and
sureror equir ueut sdy for bus insss - - ,>., -, .
For information. apply Ell her 10 q GORGE WAISON piV
t,on supen,e udeut CeutTalia JOHN y. WfhAN DIVISION
Cbsssso Of X MASON.
Chief Fnglaeer and Gen Sn,eiiDtendent
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- ''''' - '' j. O. DYKEnAN, PAiEtiss it'orn.J;
Goa surtus PutEaul Co. n. I. Gl0 ihTl0HS
CUPPEME COURT.-CITY and COUNTY Of

- SrWYOEK-CuAeLES ". XVIII AMI 5AMC -
/ KEITH .ssinst THOMAS W CROSF.-.umnoLs 'oi
49, demand "a cnutrsctfCom net TO the shJse
r,u.d Del, You hereby summoned aud relGr.s o
..wer lie COMPLAINT N this seton, which be hisd "a .a
90 ~ The Csiy II he ct, ADD County OF Nswfo's ~ inc
~, nal Ia tie Ity 4 Yors and 10 serge eo2y Of your
,r-er e n. SEQ com psnt he snb-cnne al tn plo
:, No i94 S-..su in ~. City 81 N--YofE within tretJ
S,v, the RS you e1cusYs Of Tue
dsy sch service ard you f.i 70 answer ne nd
within the plaintiff M. seton VII axe
sn' ,iu,, yen he hunfrd an, twelve
800 A. no collars with interest from the lcfh Day ~ o-o2~s
Gre uGr shi hundred aud dy io7T fesGee ne s9's W
IL, artio1-Dss.d November %. 1854
' L,WTON LARSED. Plaintiff. ATTORNEYS
The eof1 PLAIN; in bis acton sS sef Ii .hs ose y H
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-01-27

ruiscnheTs asy sny Nne prov ols % I1e ID .|o
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Monmouth weekly herald. [volume] (Freehold, N.J.) 1854-1860, 1855-04-18
DEATH FROM HYDROPHOBIA.

About thirty year ago, Mr.. A. Rogers,
of Franklin, Ohio, was bitten by mad
dog, and was placed in utter darkness,
under medical treatment, for the space of
thirty days, and apparently recovered
from the effects of the bite, though at ir-
regular intervals since that time, he has
felt unpleasant and peculiar sensations,
supposed to be caused by the virus, which
in an almost significant degree remained
in his system. Otherwise he enjoyed re-
markable good health, and being a man
of powerful physical frame, weighing near
two hundred pounds, it is probable that
the strength of his constitution kept the
effects of the virus in his system subdued.
1t was on the 18th day Of last January
that he received the last bite, under the
following circumstances:
A small half starved dog had been
about the house during the day, and Mr..
R. told one of the children to call it in
and feed it, which was done. Mr.. r.
stopped down to caress it, when it bit him
in the hand. He instantly grasped his
hand and remarked to his wife that he
never felt such pain. 1t seemed to thrill
his system like an electric shock No
thing further, however, occurred at the
time beyond very severe headache and
a slight nervous fever. The same dog
was known to have bitten several hogs,
but not until the hogs became rabid, which
was several weeks after the dog was sup
posed to have been mad. When Mr..
Rogers became acquainted with these
facts he at once felt that, under his pecu-
| liar situation, with the virus of a former
bite in his system, bis case was a hope
less one, and Immediately set about clos
ing his business, and made his will COM
municating bis apprehensions to no per-
son, not even his family. He enjoyed usu-
al health. up to Wednesday before his
DEATH when the symptoms ofhydrophobia
began to manifest themselves, causing
him, however no serious inconvenience
until Friday morning, when, on attempt
ing to wash his hands and face, he found
himself unable to get his hands into :he
| water
Monmouth weekly herald. [volume] (Freehold, N.J.) 1854-1860, 1855-04-18
The State Agricultural Society.

The regular meeting of the Executive
Committee of this Society was held in
New Brunswick on the 9th inst. The
principal business was to adopt Seized
ule of Premiums, to decide upon prepar-
ing Diploma, and where the first exhi-
bition should be held. The gentleman
engaged on the list of premiums reported
a very full and well arranged series, which
was adopted. About fve thousand dollars
are offered to competitors. A committee
was appointed to wait upon the officers to
secure if possible the free transmission OF
articles and stock to beexhibited, and re-
dnced rates of travel during the Fair. A
Diploma will be at once ordered which
it is believed will be highly satisfactory
as an award of the Society. After con-
siderable discussion, the meeting decided
unanimously in favor of Camden, as the
site for the coming fair. A committee to
select the grounds and to arrange with
the city authorities respecting police, &c,
will visit Camden this week. The details
of the arrangements will be given very
shortly to the public. The next meeting
of the Committee will be held at the Park
House, in this city, on Tuesday May 9Th.
-yNercury.
Monmouth weekly herald. [volume] (Freehold, N.J.) 1854-1860, 1855-04-18
wv e gRL, Y n BR AID.

He ate but little breakfast, and in a
short time>went to bed About i o'clock
on Friday night he was siezed with most
fearful spasm, which lasted for some time.
After the spasm passed off he became
quite calm, and conversed almost inces
sanity, and assured his friends that he
would not harm them in any way His
next spasm was on Saturday morning, and
more violent than the former. The last
spasm seemed to rack the sufferer with
the most excruciating agony, and was
dreadful in the extreme even to witness.
During all his suffering, to the very mo-
ment of his death, he was conscious of his
condition, perfectly rational in all re-
spets, and seemed 10 take particular care
to harm no one during his raving fits, al
though he was in no way secured, and in
the same room with his friends and atten-
dants.
1t is certainly contrary to the usual ex-
perience that the virus should remain so
long IN the system and give no more de-
cided manifestations Gifts presence. But
the case, though remarkable one, is by
no means an isolated one. Dayton (Ohio ]
Gazette.