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American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1855-02-22
s. :.
Il VAIFHeIu county, vHEIEU q

excepted.
They beg leave to tonder thor earnest thanks to the
cltzons of ancasers and vicinity, for the very liberal
share of patronage they have received since they have
been In business, aud hope for continuance ofthe
same assuring the public that no pains shall bo spared
on their part to give entire satisfaction. The usual ar
ces OF country produce taken In exchange for Goods
Lancaster, March 81. 1854,
TAN S1HOP Il FOUNDRY WAIsE-HsOOM
James McMamnmy
HHAVlNG established himself In the manufacturing
J. h OF TIN, COPPER and SHEET-IRoN WARE In
Giesy's BHildiag, Door ost Qfthe Hooking Vetey
Bank, tn f,r, tho
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1855-02-22
,inelnnati maj

large assortment of Cincinnati manufacture. lIs long
experience In the business will enable him TO have
manufactured at home and imported from abroad the
very best Of work, and he intends to employ none
but the most skful workmen and use the best mate
rias, he faters himself that he will give geneTal
tsfaction TO all who may favor him with their CUSTOM
The public are invited to call and examine tho
sortnlent The entrance to tho rooms Is upon Broad
Street. ID. X. FlSHEL.
N, h. Repairing done on the shortest notice, and IN
the neatest und most workmanlike manner. Chargea
reasonable. Lancaster, May 90.
A CARD.
SsssA. TMPERFEcT health has kept me from
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1855-02-22

I'll mounted, she
Soon came tumbling
ould not be forgotten as soon as
are dead and rotten, either write
'snings worth reading, or do something
worth writing.
Hopes and disappointments are the lot
and entertainment Of humsn life; the one
serves to keep us from presumption, the
other from despair.
tits one OF the worst of errors to suppose
that there is another path Of safety besides
that of duty.
lfa truth bo established. objections are
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1855-02-22
Sarsapara TRIAL. after reading and recollecng. at the
same time that It is impossible for tho Doctor to publish
/ by his sarsaparilla.

pefOrmeu by hlS StrsHpaflIIA. Tic anlOunt OF
testimony voluntarily sowered d. Bulls Sarsaparia
from well and distinguished individuals both In
public aud private ho been perfectly overwhelming,
DR. JOHN BULLS Principal Oict, west side Fifth
eet, first door below Main, LOUISVILLE, Ky.
For sulG by G.. KAUFMAN & co,
Lancaster, July 90, 1854. L.. l.. SLOCUM 81 co.
FURNITURE WARE ROOMS.
ID. X. FISIIEL.
TTAVING returned to tho city and erected large
n A building la the of the brick house, on the
corner Of Broad and ChcsHu Streets YlGre South
af the MARKET House, intends manufacturing upon a
~ large scale all the various articles ,.. -..,s-..
VI of Cabinet Furniture, Bedstqads - 1893
fSfand Chairs. Which he will keep Nv sIi sss-s5A
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1855-02-22

NV L' W. DOIIUH1 ElUV' H1' DtU'NHoVH'
LOUISVILLE, May 20th 1910.
We have used John Bulls Strsapara, and have known
10 be used, with entire satisfaction and have
hesitation In stating belief that 1t Is safe and
valuable medical compound and calculated to produce
much good and relieve much suffering; and therefore
would cheerfuy aud most earnestly recommend 1t to Che
afflicted IL W. SEIIoN,
(signed) Il. STEVENSON.
We earnestly invite all persons suffering with
any Of the ills that flesh Ia heir to- TO call Dr. John
Bulls agent, and get copy OF Bulls Family Journal
oRArHi and for tlle sake Of humanity, We hope that
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limb.
have no rivals. ~"
There are frw darker signs in the his.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-05-24

A HrAR1IEss YnIAIS.-A few years ago an indi-
yidual with Frnchy name came to reside tempora-
iy Ia neighborng village. His foreign ar, added
10 suspicion that he Was wealthy, soon made mm
decided lion. He was somewhat advanced IN years, OF
q commanding figure, and passed himself Oh as a
bachelor After a series OF flirtatiOns with divers
young ladies Of the place, he finally "wooed ana
won" young lady ofresp, ctably and cmincnt per-
fOnal attractions. They were married, and Tor
some months matters went on smoothly enough.
Finally, however, he pretended TO be called away
10 Pennsylvania on business, and left home on promise
of returning in a few weeks. Month after month how
ever pissed away, still the husband did not return.
uor could any tidDgs of bis whcreab0ut be obtained.
The wife and child were mostly dependent upol their
friends during a. this time, \ few days since 1t was
ascertaned that the fellow had another wife and three
children in Pennsylvania with whom he had beer
living eince be left this vicinity Utica Herald, %.
EIoPTMRhr or METHODIST MINISTER WITH Az
OTHER MANS WUE.-Throlgh friend from Troy,
says The Argus, hear strange, yet sad TO be
true piece of gossip. Tie Rev. Mr.. Chase OF Bruins
wck-a small village adjacent to Troy-bas run aw ~
with another mans wile-a ncwl unmarried woman and
but Il years OF age whereas the monster Is over 80
and hes a wife and ten children. The affair came of
on Wcdno sday last. Our informant tells that
common talk in Troy Yesterday, but we hope for the
cake of morality that II may be false. Alb. jour- p.
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DIED.
, ath Inst RoLLsr Z.

LIZ, AT No Is Ssh s.. Sew.Yofs, ath inst, RoLLsr T.
LTETg, sgel n years
The ensrs nis ne IN the Ceueter, fthe Evsrsens
FLaGs-Af Brook N. Tuesisv marrux NAV y, strs Q
liraefirx lusss Eur, W VIZ. q th- Rev Edward ID.
Flag and dsashsef Of zoe ate wn Obj. MeSes.
eyed 3 year.
Ths r,sive friends u the family ,snd the
flnera without particular uorce, Thursday
scclccs. from Grsce church, Hicks Brooklyn
F,Ecc-At WARSAW, Wyoming Co. May IS DAvtp Fssco,
.qed es year tie OF the pioneer settlers Of that
gicu. =. - -
FrIiyxroN-At Slate HIS Orange Co, " Y, May IS the
Hon srrrHES W. FuLLgSroN, who hsd oceapied se.sL
ir,po--art Public POSITIONS, aSet s. yeNs
orSStExsY-At her residence No p 6thav.. rae.lsy
NAV = Mr. MARY LoVsEESRY, 10 the Sth year Of her
Her remains v conveyed, A. oeesS this morning. %
Norhcssfle. Westches!eI Co, for iutermenL
NTrcprfL-kt 81 Louis. No, NAV the Rev SAMUEL
HiTcaFII native Virginia, and aYoun-er szsin- Com
usis ssei - years PoT about g. years be Inio~~
II he Methods FpiscaQa Church . =.
PEcKAx-At Spring valley, Washington township n =.
on he iih inst Of malignant erysipeN, AssAs,s =.
PEckB.N brusmaser OF this City aged a. years nonsa'
and ,sys a,
vs. end north widow Of the late Henry Seere Of bises
stone, Mss.
Albany sud Ufics papers please copy. -,
YoVNSAt Bethany. New-iosk, May 10, JONATHAN i00s~'
s4adfr wears
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sales OF stocks nj Philadelphia
Marss.

M Board-5ooO City Railroad 6s sli $500 do, =, sts
Do vt; lO0 do. cash OF; coo do bb s2i 1000 sasq
go Aeg Co. o. A. W cb IS 600 Union Canal q. bS soi
OCO annden Amb0y r. X. S. 10, So 2o0 DO, rs $50.
LOCO do 8li. do 67 So 30 DO, co. $40 Penna =. cot;
1900 do lots 6i 900 Pittsburgh o. sienbenvie, ~.
80 Capden Civ g. 90 90 Pepnsylvsa r. r. 49,, rs Do, b.
%, u Lehigh Scrip, 81 do, 5@t 81 Nouown X r., 5'ti
if0 Iuou Canal cash % 100 LONE Island X r. cash TO- Nor
K anal Preferred 10 sii do. b. 9li; ITO chester Valley II
r. as u iCC Schuy S Nav Preferred bj 81 3 North Penn
sy, ania r. r. 3t 80 Lehigh Zinc b5 . CONNIE Bsnk
cash So 3 Phnadelphia Bank $50
Hefr,cn BOARDS GO Penn. In lots oo 200 Reading k
- asa zoo DO. s5Nn. 49, - \. O. Gss, sjgn. Ia
S,cnd Boor4-5OO0 Chester Valley k.k u, 81 5000 Cam
Am o. 80 IS sii 100 City 6s sSi 80 Penn S. - ssk
$40 Penn s. s6i Lehigh Scnp 81. y do. 52i II NORTH
Penn. 9C.; Morris Cana pref, b5wn, ga il schuyi
Nav pref days 81 go Lehigh Zinc, b. ~ 100 Morris "a
unl ISL; 10 Reading n. 49,; % Girard Bank. H.
dDer Bodrd-s1 MON Canal preL o, b. llti bNe9 fepn
Coupon s. o. 2oto Tenn Coup g. S'wn. i $50 Reading
R.R. a.. 100 do. s5wn, fjli "a do. s5wn. ~.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-05-24
MARINE AFFAIRS.

The NEw-YORK YACHT CLuB.-At the late genefl
meeting Of tho above Club Commodore Stephens re-
signed his Office in the following terms;
"Old age and hard service have worked with me
their usual and inevitable results, and cannot but
SIGH 10 think that shall never more be fit for the
sea That ] am fairly entitled to my discharge
trust YOU III admit when tell you have been n
yachtowner for more than half century, commenc-
ing in 1909 as builder captain, cook aud all hands Of
.he celebrated yacht Diver nine feet long three feet
wide and three feet deep, and ending as Commodore
Of a squadron whose flagship carries her peanant $50
feet above the surface Of the sea-
Tho resignation was reluctantly accepted. Subse-
qucntly special meeting of the Club was held, when
complimentary resolutions rendered to the Com
modore and he requested TO sit for his portrait
for the Club.
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THE LONG ISLAND CONSOLATION

RESOLUTIONS on TIE rROHlBToEY LAW
Whereas We sec tic Informative influence OF Chris
family have fully entered The field Of iegAAi'n that the
.,er md caor, Of the temperate phanthropie Of the
Empire Sss IN behalf u Temperance now issued in ne victory
Of ri sbt humanity and se6shnessi therefore,
R.olrsd That the view Of this Consoea'on Owe first
osu devon, thanks 10 Almighty God the Supreme Governor
that the people Of this State favored With Sa'ae Of ITO
iiifion ufOn tho sae a iuio1 Gazing drlnks
That the Legislature II this state N seiy enscns ana
the Governor thereof u signing the Prombt9y Liquor Law
have enttled themselves lasting grauds Of 81 the
lrieHds 81 virtue and mOra iy.
That II be recommended the ministers ana chufhes OF
ib r an duty do al m their power 70
su tain and enforce this tenigu law. - 80
Ie0red That these resolutions BE- published IN IHh N l.
TRiBuNE The IldeIerdenf aud Ihe Uoetig Time. 80
. G. YOuNOs. 81. CIerk.
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-.s,de,, Of Troy. Such q shade as
weanDy 70 n,l make would do for Horace
nee lie 20 s;f under. and if rich men want to be
SEQ hereS for deeds Of public benefac ion, an
r. sort furnishes safe investment for im-
se' ~ ere,e to say that Of all the various
IA. nf trees which our state boasts, aud notwith-
'..nSine the pride which We take in our public
s.-ssts lining them with foliage, not tree yet
sSorns the little place we have consecrated to our
rad surely the grave is ugly enough N our con
cs,t;cn. ard Nature grOans at the thought tha'
o,,rselyes and our idols must lie there toge,ner
Sbould we not satisf our hearts better by uiahlns
/. beautiful to our outward eyes, since we caH"''
ssert The corruption Within
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-05-24
CITY ITEMS.

AsrIot HIS AND FAITH.-In Broadway is an ex-
hibiton Of Antiquities of undoubted suthenticty-An
Equities That antedste the foundation Of Rome or the
Ir%en "er-Antiquities old nearly the received
whole penod Of cosmogony some Of them
more venerable than the scattered dust of the Biblical
heroes--Antluites, even the bodies of men and
women mat seem the dust Of the infinite so hosry so
mystic 40 'ong-pas', 30 soundly sleeping aud deeply
buned during the long night Of thousands Of years
Antiquities which show how these spirit-forms lived
ind loved, worked and worshiped A msterislized
Ssnssis, this sermon from out the great Church Of
corrow which teaches thai Man must die; an ernc.
sent Of history better than books cOrree,or Of the
ostnesa Of the Middle Ages on the Los, Geperaton,
-. x supplied at last between the familiar now and
zsnge aud distant then
va City are many scores Of churches An old
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fAdvertisemen'.l
GREAT AUCTION SALE OF CUY LOTS


viii .eH on the 18th. 5tth AMI 5lst May,
so CITY LOTs
situated IN the ADDITION TO the City Of Dubuf1s
Term. 4 Payment orefourth cash. ba anee long ns.
This property situated the very heart Of the CITY and Of
fer sr,s inducements a. Of those who desire purchAe
either for business locstous private residences It the only
oonIouousy elevated psiesu Of ground combining heatau
meas Of Location With front views both sides Of III The
lower Io1s fronting on the lake admirably calculated for
manufacturing purpose.
Eastern people are invited to atend the sale.
L. Cox Auctioneer
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CRICKET.
Nrw.roRk vs.. PATERSON. n. J.

NEw-YORK Va. PATERSON, n. J.
This match came off yesterday at Hoboken. The
New-York played their second eleven and got terribly
thrsshed-Paierson winning by six wickets. Part of
the fielding Of the NewYork was very indifferent, but
the Paterson was much better. The bowling of Hal
lss and Pikington was excellent, especially in the
second innings. The Paterson Guardian Of Tuesday
stated that in consequence of illness some three or four
Of the first eleven Of the Paterson Club were unable to
play in this match; bat for all that they brought good
team The Newyork players have hardly got into
practice Richards and Scott gave some good balls.
The weather was beautiful, the ground wei! covered
with visitors and the game passed of pleasantly to ALL
The score is as follows:
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THE ST. LOUIS CHURCH AT BUFFALO,

From The Bagslo Ce1merei'L
We publish the following Of ise reqeoso " "scn
Timon IL involves an interesting '''D'
tehoe' BrFYALo, May L. 1855.
The Mons. learned and Jealous missionary tsther
Wenjcar fwishng TO labor or the salvation o. 5oas IN
DE- oyIv German Church In this diocese winch hos not
-. bcard his noble and truly Christian cloqueDeFl re-
sufsis me 20 WITHDRAW the Interdic from toe C1qrcn
Sst Iouis and the communication from the Ifus-
be-. ] can refuse nothing TO this worthy priest OF
God Concerning, therefore, 10 hs rcquecslt nVIeoy
declare tbat the Inerdct Of -. Louis Church is re-
moved; and also declare that the exconmuncalon
Of he Trustees will cease rs soon as the Holy Ifduah
IN 81. Louis Church sboll begin.
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Advertise neutl
To THOSE WHO Would Know THEMSELVES

PHRrSoLoGy /, the useful Of al modern discoveries II
teGrhes lite and end uuods human nature Ia al s
pec Its fundamental doctrine H. that each me q iAuy
exercised b. u portion Of the brain called s organ
the sze and qualify Of which proporionats IL. poer
It. rroof Professor Slmar Phren
ooey undertakes sccompsh lr what Philosophy
toms the word aims % cscl0e the rea state
tirgs rreent nature unveiled and IN her tine fea
tons and written descriptions da By Prssor
FoNLER. No 9ca Broadwlf.
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Advert 1ern-u-l


h. traced 10 protrsc.d mi AEu sui 70 the
of the remedies ,ht have been II vogue DEsHLERS ANTI
PERIODIC Pills DO contain Jingle norous druL The
younfr,i infant may tase them with perfect safety But val.
thus mid their operation Fever and Asus seems almost N :
Fcl; they really specific sold BY al dealers aa- BY {
D. DrsHIEE gent, the wholesale depot No 81 Broadway
New York.
lie sbove poru.r ard .-ecea remedy Il so 4. wholesale
and etsr BY Gas H. RING. Broadway AMI Johnsi
sao b. C. '. Cickenerk Co.. No. 81 Bscsysi stephen
Paul Co.. No. Iis CkAHabersst; an T. C. Wells Co.. No
lis Frsnsin-st
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COURT or GENERAL sgssIoSs-MAr p.
I'M cHENIcALBAN F0RGERlFs.

THF CHEMICAL BANK FOh@kkiks.
The trial If LYMAN Cole. charged with hlssGne AMI
other. with thu oTseres the Cheaice Bank drsgs sonz
IL Wv and rresents no feature Mr. P+r.ons Teller q he
Che1icel B.nk End he printer whom hss-ne employed %
ut he blank ch-cs examined fr the pro,ecitn and
frsir evidence similar tht ELECTED hissanes tri
IRE tefeus- will ne commenced 0-norow Tue Court stand
ad-ourred 20 n 0cock Thursday.
Herman kissner was arrested yesterday ana iaHen
before Jn.fice Welsh CHARGED with false pretense IN obtaining
80 worth Of good. from Edward l. Snow q No ~ GraDd-t
The complainant the accued purrhssef n goo. on efe
..vrs b. tsd SO Ia the Mechanics and Traders bsuk lie
ffef 70 nav snf couplsinant cersned that he bad 10
ncrev IN bank The accused held for eH fninston
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corpr cALrSpAR-rHrs DAY.

SUPERIOR CoURr-Nos. 81, s5il, 60, ~, "a "a
90 u.s. 6o7 81 So 6sS s. 745, 60 81 ~ - as
s7 no. N S55 Tls ~. u, lls. Si '"' rs 49,
"a 81 800 io5 sls, slg 20, - ~ .. ,-ss r,s0
CIRcUIT COURT-NoS. l7O7, ia IT, i''0' -'i
1874 20 n s, u, 2. SIS, T. 2 - ;.,o,, a J.r,.
Coxsas PIy.-Refore tire Court. WHOM a -. ~,
e usual on Thursdsy-Prt l-ss~ p, 7s
Srvpr,fy CorRT-GESERAL IERs-Noe. ~, yo
% - - iea . 81 81 z H. S. So TO- g. -, u, -, s. 81
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Advertisement.
C.sf NAV STYLES of Gas FfyTIRTS for

The Spring Trade Of Loh modern and antique desss ont
NLoesa luyers particularly invited 10 call n the great
Manufacturing Depot Of ARcHEs, WAgssR Co, No. $40
BrosGwsy Also, the best Portable Gas Works for Country
Dwellings, Churches and Factories, IN ths country
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advertisement.
PLAIN AND DECORATIVE PAPER III tSGINGs.-

PR.rT H.RDFNHERGB Manufacturers and importers. No $50
Broadway Leonard and ankin invite A,tentior
their stock which unsurpassed b. In this
country Faithful and accomplished woIken sent part Of
city country shor notice. aud their WORK warranted
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-05-24

The Hudson and Cenal-st. Club organized them
selves Monday last into Club, under the tile OF
" The Hudson-st. Club. Their headquarters are al
No. - Huds 'n.s and they meet for practice every
Tuesday at Hoboken on the NewYork ground. IS
members have joined aud elected the following Off
GER; W. Baker, Presidents; II. Wilson, Vice-pnesi-
dent; C. Scott, Secretary and c. spinks, Treasurer.
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MARRIED..

PrccS-RysS~u-At Wiiminston. Del Ma, Is. the He.
SWELL 4 Rees, Of Nesc,s'le Co, - Miss CssoLtsr
BttKsss, 81 Scrners-' CO.. \. } . -,
FfsroS-PsNsts-ln ths Cay etnesdsy tbs 25 tos.
~ the Rev. pr Phillips DAVID ". fsNros 20 nAssAsxr.
daughter n Ihonas Prtnge. =. -
kIaXrArHcx-McCoY-N fcrr H. o. sandy, M'y II, Mr..
J. AtEK kigKrkrkicX % Miss f2ANcEs C. 'cCor
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BROOKL w ITEMS.

THE AFRICAN CHuRcH.-The Scw-Iork Annual
Conference OF the African NJ /. Zion Church as
sembe in the City Of WILLIAMSBURG on Saturday
afternoon MAY 10. The Rev. William H. Bishop
General Superintendent, presided. The house was
called to ordcr by the Superintendent, and was duly
organized by singing and prayer. The Rev. John A.
Williams was appointed Secretary. The Superntend-
ent delivered very feeling aud appropriate address
10 the Conference relative 10 the Providence OF God
exercised toward during the past year in the which
We were brought together again in an Annual Confer
onco capacity. The session viii continue some ten
days Quite large number Of clergymen have al
ready assembled from different sections Of the coun-
Try. from Washington, Baltimore, Philadelphia,
Allegheny and Western New-lork.
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ADVERTISEMENT. ]
H0ICr. I'I-pSTcUt<G GOODs. -

IOT SIT TKNISIIINb IOOiH'-JN Nf,' ID 7f.Tlf. "
Co No Broadw Rich Silver Plated Ware Tea Sets Tray',
Spoons Forfs Caster Pitchers and G1bets; B anna Goods,
je1suned Tes Trays ivory Table Galley feather Busters;
Biuses kitchen Furniture; Refsea'0T all the approved
kinds Cooking Utenss ir BEEsEs and other Ranges
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Accrnvx7s-John Deylin, who was run over by
= - - ~, AZ rear Forfiet1ft OF Tuesday nsht died
ve-tertsT A. he EosPif4- l2qeest q cay. -
-, Toirs sborer. fe from = tiis story Of oald1{
- - Pse saa William yestsrls bfsski1z bis rib an4
r. u,ernai injuries o. ssroui 1stzrs He ssnt TO
he Hospital
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M 10 IRE .h Others b M ttfr r<hs bit wh-r
complete q tie coutroyen oAnaot be had I'm
or he presetoe " o-h-f parties the ''-'' ' " -
1naervsni -he ol orirorersy ths lns- pan Of ne
risr-e g. su a- G. rr-o-ersv between the rlrf suot TIE
,rfoe ccrfrvrv rcn the subject I.fer Of the acto' De
wen NJ r,rf'es who b. inter 's-et il D. 90 I'd. IL,
The ob-ervsicr q .ir J. in W-a', - = t'ion ,
81 n srurr-r Ne that car he sepNaeF
,tn crir5, n who before the Cour rayao out u mn
-ssrec,ire stores Ct he estate. x,
fp rrrv sft that AZ il which re r.rfi hii '9
40 ~ "a -. Il. rsSs.rv fo irns heflrs he Court
a. e. 70 MI concerning such lefn n a The persons liable
herrro tn Plaintiff nay proceed against oae % more Of
he csc. 81 Pery ". Knot, Besvin eS .ni Kla~sy ~
Johnston / n ss have decided under - order snd d.
teFmine thar rsr-- msy pioctea 70. - - 81 ~
q several executors who committed % 10 me ao' ' ~
The former e Of the Court Which hi. orler hs. 'upereded
l. shown IN the esse Of Jackson Rswns, vernon -
Wherever more thsn one r.rson y. lso- - - -
the Aushe Finch Rep e LEADING case
% show he seisHs-ion Of the rule N equity; s,.
The Judgment T this would s1ect the
P Of iar state seonsn TO ne p.r.s iesa'y oeis 1i
tcur SIC ne aeon og us9-sSl 70 Pr, - -. -.
r-eucice 20 e." aeon aS.lui her, faea o. he pes-. ps
would then lose Of bis share personal property OF out
h the tue real the amount u h
proportion Of The demand and no mor, and he plaintiff "iu
os, the remaining ieenth pert unle he proceed With new
Acon Mrs Tyler md her husband Il there shall be
sale q the Fe property woad be al OF the shares o. some
Tho t Of n , view. is that tie counsel Of the plaiadI may
elect ihe ssni over % bne Mrs Tyler properly
before the Court before na Judgment entered miy have
the coupsiu dismissed 90 hsr without pfendiee y new
cti0n nd udmeni 'ssin al ne other partles Tor payment
their shares Of the esa'e oioureeheenh p'fts OF the
In n. after csss there no difficulty carrying ont the
Judgment The Court Chancery decred the rasius OF th
prchfs Of en- estae or BY sale with proper ars 20 o
The The aount found iu' ~ hr retee uas'
be putet A. % avoid the ehnise OF
e and the Judgment will Be for paym,u on o. nc rents ana
profits the executors hln4s OF aereer u come ho
w BE- prepared and copy served with four days notice OF
settlement before me-
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CasUAITITs.--Iohn MoEvsns, laborer. was ecci-
derisy caught by the ioue q The ship Commodore Perry
While she heinz hsuled Pier 10 Past River and sna
tanned fracture Of the skill. IL snt 70 The To-
psl I'D placed under the Of ID. Thston The Injured
irsr il net expected 20 recover.
Thomas GALLAGHER, a brcklayer accidentally f'n
from fold IN Chenyr yesterday, and seriously In
jured lie 20 the Hospital.
Peter tmosrino snilOr. severely injured on
Tuesday nisht iy tie falling hickory pole Ia Franklin