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The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1856-11-08
Ho, se-powers and Threshcrs,

We are sole Agents In this section Tor the salc
Of the justly celebrated Fits Machine fol
fhreshiag ard cleaning grain at one Operations
which notwithstanding il Il the first machine o'
The kid ever invented, and pat into successful
operation, IL now ards, as it always has stood
the test machine for threshng ind CLEANING
grain In existence. Also, Pitts double iuiUn :
or 10 horse power Emery Railroad ondies
chain Horse powers; fease's Excelsior Horses
Power, with threshers separator cleaners clover
huliees. circular and cross cut sag mills, corn
shelters &c, and oil
O'her imp emenis adapted 10 Porer.
To Broom Manufacturers Nolrse. Njele s
Co, a. The lows 4 ricGlmral Depot, oil fer
sale Camilela's patent Broom Corn fialter 10
( ,htr with ell Machines uscd ID Broom MEM
'setuse Also, Shaker broom winding an .ew.
'ug taire If the hrst qua1g,
PbWsR Corr IL fLfF'.
III lest horse poetr Corn saellar IN afe is
jeadapgs Pd'c"t shelter
fhte Machine is eapzt'a OF she iiiag and al ~
jig j09 Burteis Of C2rg Re" gGy Evcfy
ttmef ing large luanrity IF com To shell
-anuld purchase one al these -. lers, 2id
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1856-11-08

/ the elf, na respectfully Announce. :,
he j, rea s t,l t. ems Of Upton and vcnity to
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1856-11-08

W. Fartitu lary invite attention to our assort
ment o! staple domestic Goods, feeling confident
we can present Inducements to purchasers un-
q atle@ Ter CheaIness, Durability and Finish.
Our patrons will always find an nnsur BASED a.
softment from the smaitest Notion, up to tho
richest and most magnificent article OF Dress
Goods.
\. I've Intend 10 sell large amount Of
Goods at II small advance from cost
Is -, KNAPP 4 REpMoN.
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thew and their immediate descendants bold no inter-
course of Fellowship And II these our traditional
progenors did bold social intercourse ooth within ana
without the gates Of Paradise, pray expian 10 the
world the degree Of its Science.
And If you find any difficulty about this. pray eS.
plain to the world, and 20 the believers IA oioncai
revelation more especially, how Adam and Eve, Gam
and Abel and the rest Of the Adamite family could
hold social intercourse, and yet TIA, social intercourse
be not the starting point Of History"
Surely" Won continue, "n Human Fellowship
"had been an outgrowth OF Human Nature, We should
haye seen before this time some ireprc-sie'e exhibl-
,ston Of it, And surely, reply, those iTcpreesibe
exhibitions have been from the beginning of the
world-,he purbind alone can question the fact.
The fellowships of Ambition, of Friendship, OF Love,
and of Familism exhibit themselves along the whole
course Of history mnglng and swelling INTO the .ocla
wavc-now rejecting silently and hopefully the Light
of gadness and of Heaven-and now again snrging
violently against the darknesses of superstition anu
of Hell.
And YOU, Sir, Notwithstanding The many, many taIes
Of love and of sorrow" with which the history OF
man il Leplet,-you dare write that no man ever
performed act Of love TO his brother without an
implication Of the sense Of duty, or, which IL the
same thing. recognition of some superior obligation
" TO that Of bis nature.
Ifvou had written sense of duty" by itself might
have understood for sense Of duty Is but the re-
sponsibty of the lower 10 the higher affections, the
higher being as natural the lower. But since you
wte that the of duty and recognition ot some
superior obligation TO that Of our nature is one and
the same thing, ask you simply this; Did you ever
love father mother brother sister, wife, or child
Did you ever perform an act OF love toward them
If YOU did was because of natural affection on your
part, OF because Of the recognition OF some superior
obligation
And should YOU, perchance, in support of your
thesis reply that you neither have nor ever had any
natural affection, for one shall be happy thai you
continue in the ranks of lncoherency aud Sefrhnes-
the ranks of Socialism could never receive you, for
Socialism is naught else than natural affection stalking
and yrenchng asunder the chains of unnatural obi
cation.
next will probably summon you 10 the bar OF Coure
to answer for insufficient apprehension and thorough
misquOtation. ARIhVK ioVs"'
PhaidHT, November Is, 1855
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-01-11
MARINE AFFAIRS.

BRIG ASHORE AT BARSEGAr.-We learn by let
ter dated 5th inst to Ewood Walter, eeq Secretary
TO the Board of Underwriters, that the Norwegian
brig Kong Thrym, Capt. Faavig, from Rochelle for
this port with large corgo of brandes, wines, &c,
went ashore on the night of the ih inst on Barnegat
Shoals. The crew came of in the launch on the 5th.
She was not leaking, and it was expected would DO
got of without much damage.
A SHIP AND SCHOONER STRANDED on FIRE ISLAND.
1t was reported last evening to the Board of I'm
derwritels by their messenger from Fire Island that
large ship name lot known) ashore at Fire leland
Light on the night of Wednesday, 9th inst, after
dark. Also. at about the same time small schooner
apparently pilot-boat, went ashore at Fire lsand
Bar. Tie schooner was in bad situation, ard the
sea breaking entirely her. II is feared that all
hands on the schooner persisted. The bay was partly
frozen over so as to prevent communication from the
shore. 1t will probably be sufficiently frozen this
morning llh to admit of walking off TO the vessels
The Underwriters have made arrangements TO send
steemtugs lighters and all necessary assistance imme-
dately The vessels are expected to be brought hero
to-day. ....
THE SHIP KATHAY.-Capt. Hennesy of steamtus
Achilles came up from the lower bay last night and
reports the ship Kathay as lying on her biCs, and
completely encased in ice on the windward side The
steamtug Levathan is in attendance ON her. and VIII
get her of the first favorable opportunity
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-01-11

wag in Detroit has been taking Liberties with the
reputation Of the Pontiac Railroad. He was asked
whether he knew of any accident on that road AMI
replied: "Never; but once middle-aged gentleman
"ief Pontiac for Detroit and died Of old age Of Brn-
ington-half way" a..-
wild man, seven feet high, is said TO be roaming
through the great Mississippi bstom, IN the STATE OF
Arkansas Numerous travellers and hunters have as
s4rted that they have him, but none have ever
been able 10 get near enough to give particulars con-
celnng this strange being.
ToCLEAs PAISr.-Smear piece OF nannel WITT
oonmon whiting. mixed to the consistency Of common
neste in warm water Rub the surface to be cleaned
Quite briskly and wash of with pure cold water
Grease spots viii IL tbs way be almost insta'ty re-
il. brilliancy and beauty unimpaired.
During the last two years the Virginia Colonization
Society has transported TO LIBERIA 3le coored persons
Under the law Of 1850 levying tax upon nee nsgroes
in aid Of the Colonization fnds the sum OF $50 900
tas accumulated, and, owing TO
rename une1pended.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-01-11

MAMMOTH LOVE LETTER.-A New-England gem
tleman in California who corresponds with young
lady of this city, sent to his friend letter. which ar
rived in tie mails of the George Law, on the @sth ui
and which comprises one hundred and ory-stx pages
of letter paper! Fan RIVER news jan w.
FRox CAPE HAYrIEy.-Advices from Cape Hay
ten TO Dec 90 state that nearly the whole male pop
uston had been marched off 20 Join Soulouque army
which was reported to be 30 900 strong, and to be
marching again. ST. Jago Tie edct OF the Emperor
diecontinuiDg the cutting of mahogany, was strictly
enforced. Nearly all shipped heretofore had been cut
from Government lands without permission The
quantity On hand trifing, and the article wOuid
shortly disappear from the lit of exports Trade wa:
almost at stand few persons being left 10 transao
business. In some Of the ports, not only the beet
clerks, but many OF the native merchants, had been
forced into the army of INVASION
CHARGE OF SrrUcTIoS AGAINST 4 BISHOP me
C1c,nnati Sun SAYS that for time past charges
Of seduction have been under investigation again-,
Bishop Hamlin Of that district The san s%ys tha'
this affair promises to grow into open rupture between
that rCrton Of the church WHO believe the B-Lop hno-
cent and those who support the Rev Mr.. Harlan, VINO
prefer the charge. II IL said that he IL not the Only
bishop in the United States against whom sIn4iaf
charges are pending.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-01-11
PoPUzAT1oy or NEW YORK.

preliminary report on the Census Of the State OF
New-YOrk, prepared by the Hon. ELIAS w. LE.VES-
WORTH late Secretary Of State was presented TO the
Senate at Albany on "Wednesday last. This report =
designed for the use Of the Legislature IN reapPonng
the Members of the Senate and Assembly, and COM
prises the total population Of each town and ward,
with the increase or decrease since the census OF si
upon which the pr sent Assembly and Senatorial DE-
rics were formed; the number Of voters native AMI
naturalzed aliens and persons OF color not taxed,
and the number upon which representation s based
The Arrangement OF the statistics of agriculture,
manufactures Sc, being prepared for publication
a. rapidly a. circumstances vii admit The present
population of the State appear from the Report
before Us i $40 05a-benG increase OF 359,oto
1880 and of s65 SEA since lsi5. This population
distributed among 9lO towns and thirteen ctes-the
latter being -ubdivided into ll6 wards. Below we
present the
POPULATION BY COUNTIES.
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Eeaal Notices.
COMMONWEAITH of MASSACHUSETTS,.

II
To the honorable the Justices of the Supreme Judicial
Court now holden New Bedford in aud for the County OF
Br,stol ANTONETTE NEWTON OF Taunton, IN SAID county
wife OF John Newton of Sheffield Yorkshire England
6bes and ryes the Court informed that she lawfully
married 10 said Henry Newton Thurgaand in said
Yorkshire wentyh day Of December A d. Eighteen
ns ehaste faithful wife yet the said John Henry Newton
marriage and duties from the said day OF
marriage up the twentythrd day OF April A. ~
Eighteen Hundred and fory.nine, treated your
artreme cruelty grossly aud wanony neglected 70 ovde
aud support and on the sara tWen
~ third Of April A. D. 1919, the said John Henry Newton
turned hbelant Out OF doors ana en s
rom that time has wiuly aud utterly deserted
And belant further represents tnat IN
Anrnst OF September A. d. 1850 she left England with her
arrived in NewYOrk on september twenty
SER ID Eighteen Hundred fifty and there arrived
aforesaid the fifteenth OF November A ~ low
vb4e continued reside with her father ever since
s country or this State FOR the purpose OF procuring divorce
this Commonwealth but sOlcy because nel
shsys family hther and that she might be with er
relations and friends Wherefore y4nr 6tH ~ s b
self and John Henry, and that she may be 20
rume her maiden name and that the custody o. heI infant
daughter Alice aged years may De lntIeu anu
awarded and that such provision as 10 aohy may W
wade for her as shall JustDaed ~
ths sxeenth OF November A. ID EEhteon hGnGrea ana MY
eve an = ~ A n
The foregoing libel ordered that the hbeant give no
nee 70 the libeer Of the tendency OF SAID oe % ~
copy thereof with THE order thereon 10 be puOsne9
m The New York Daily Tribune, newspaper printed ~ tW
the Term of said Court 70 be hod a
Tenpton i'm for said COunty OF Bristol on the sveh les
day next the fret Tuesday OF March neN hal nc
then and there any be mas why the
PsSei o. '"'a 'OV' 'DOD'D "O' JAMES sPRoAT Clerk
o,r &c s,;a 1lel and the order Of Court thereon.
''"e WY VI ' JAMES SPROAT, Attest.
s,,.evF Taunton, Mass
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CENSUS OF ILLINOIS.

The returns of the State Census are al 10 except
from one county jackson, and the result Will be go
little varied by those of that county that we may say
that the Census is now complete. Leaving out the
lire population of the State at the time of taking the
Census was 1899 el7; adding that l2s9, 77s-so that
If the increase in Jackson County since 1850 has been
only ,22l the round number OF 1900, occur trst
estimate of the population Of the States made out.
Since the Census was taken, however from 20 900 TO
80 600 have been added to population, supposiDg
the rate of increase to have been equal 10 that OF the
last five years.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-01-11
ROCKS RECEIVED.

The Deer.Sayer BY }. Fennlore Cooper limo. Pr ID
Stringer a Townsend =,
The History Of England By Thomas Babington Maeausy
Vols and g. LIMO, PIP co.. Harper Brothers.
jackson and New Orleans BY Alexander Walker LIMO PIP
Al j. {. Derby. A,
Comp Fires Of the Red Men. BY j. r. Orion limo PIP 4-
The =, -,
Life Of Captain Nathan Hale. By T W. stuart limo PIP -
Hartford: +. A. Brown. Newell ork: D. Appleton 60
Lyric Of the Golden AGE. By Thomas L. Harris limo pQ'
58l. Partridge Britain -. u,
Concise Examinations Of Certain Supena'ufasm Of the b.
HE No l. limo. pp So {. Blanchard.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-01-11

NETWORK SUPREME COURT
~ EAyRHY, ALEXANDER LAW, ard BARTLETT "
eAvERY srstnst WILLIAM HILLfEH--sumnous for a
meney demand ON eontrset-To WILLIAM KILLER De-
Pendants You hereby sunoned and required answer tho
complaint IN tins scon Of which copy herewith served OF
on the subserber az hh once No . Nasus in the Jty u
within twenty days ater the service hereof e1cu
sve Of the DAY Of service and IL 70 Alvet The aI
complaint within the time aforesaid the plaintiffs action
viii take judgment sssi for the hundred
forty eght dollars and seventy sin interest from the
thirty fs day Of October thousand hundred ard
i've beside the cost Of this aeonDsted November 80 1856
JAMES GRlDLEY, Plaintiff Attorney
BThe complaint In this action filed in tho on Of
the Cerk OF the City and County Of NeYork d.y
Of NovembeI 1855 JAMES GRIDLEY, Plaintiff. Attorney.
d. lGv6wF
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~ from Scroua Cnaneous and kruptve Dseases should az
this valuable medicine, which will speedily
hove symptoms Of these distressing complaints and
brief period complete radical cure Prepared and Tor sale
bY A. B. { y. SANDS, Druggists No 100 fulton.st.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-01-11

IN PURSUANCE of an order of the Surrogate oil
the County Of York notice is hereby gwen 10 az per
.o,s having claims against GEORGE O. SMITH, late OF the
CITY OF NewYork merchant deceased to present me sane
6 ynrb thereof 10 The subscribers at the store OF Young
schultz Co No 81 Ferys in the City OF OK on OF
before the 18th day March nexDaed Newfork sept To-
1885 EDMl NJ NJ. 1UON"' Executors.
sl6 InvfmF WILLIAM PALEN,
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Aleoifal.

HAARLEM OIL, at Wholesale and Retail
Warranted genuine Put up foT the Trade in quarter half
and one gross packages. Also, genuine NUREMBERG
aAJVE the old stand where both have been kept
fuT The last ninety wears CHARLES S. LITTLE,
Nos and
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SUPERIOR coURT.-LEwIs AUDENRIED

SUPERIOR COURT.-LEWIS AUDENRIED.
- GEERGE II. POTTS ADDISON H. CHILD JOHN
K0hMEI, u, and WILLIAM q. AUDENRIED against
hUOh WARD summons for money demand ~ contract
tCom not served ITO the DISCRIMINATION artereby sum
moned end required e snswer the complaint in this action
which will be filed IN the Once Of the CLERK Of this Court tho
City and County of NewYok the City Hall the City Of
NewYok and to serve copy your answer 70 the said
plant the subscriber at his Office, No 10 Wsn-st In the
City Of NewYork within twenty DAYS after the service OF this
exclusive Of the day Of such and IL
fail 70 the said complaint within the esad
the plaintiffs in this action will take Judgment against you for
the sum Of four thousand and dollars with interest from the
18th day Of November, thousand eight hundred and fifty
five beside the cost OF this acion-Dated Nov g. 1855
n COhSTOCK jr., Plaintiffs Attorney, No. 10 Wiliams
The complaint in this action filed in the Office % the
CLERK Of this Court the City Hall il the City Of NewYork
OF the 18th day Of December 1855
dl4 law6wF N. CoMSTOCK jr., Plaintiffs Attorney.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-01-11

II wv. GILLIES BROTHERS celebrated DANDELION
COFFEE acknowledged 10 be equal 10 the finest old Mocha
Coffee aud the efectus remedy for Dyspepsia Bilious
ness Deransement Of the Liver Nervousness &c W. GIL
IJFS BRO Noe 295 and 237 Wsshngonst, importers Of
te DaDdeon Root and sole manufacturers of the and
DANDELIOS COFFEE put up in tin cans with
. each protection
against nnposture Sold by A. B. d. SANDS 100 Fultonst
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-01-11

II DAILY THROUGH TRAINS BETWEEN PHILA-
DELPHIA and PITTsBURGH.-The MORNING MAIL
TRAIN leaves Philadelphia for Pittsburgh et J. and
Pittsburgh for Philadelphia at The FAST LINE
Raves Philadelphia for Pittsburgh az y and Pittsburgh for
Philadelphia ~ IN. THE NIGHT EXPRESS TRAIN leaves
Phadslpha for Pittsburgh II p and Pittsburgh for Phil
sdefpns at 10 I. III.
aud from st. Louis No Alton, Gaena and Chicago Illinois
frankfort Lexington and Louisville XVI Teue Haute Madi'
con Fayete and Indianapolis Ind Cincinnati, Dayton,
sprssfed BeefonaiDe ssndusky, Toledo Cleveland Co
tnmbus Zanesve Masson and Wooster Ohio; also with the
Packet boats from aud 70 New Orleans ST. Louis Louis
vhe and Cincinnati.
FOR further handbs in the hotels Of this city
will find this the shortest most XpedEOus and COM
h,r,able route between the East and West.
Through tickets be had at either OF the above mentioned
Places In the West, or Of
Gourtandt- st, New-York.
J. L. ELLICOTT, Agent, Pennsylyania RAILROAD Co.
No Aston House, New York.
THOMAS MOORE, Agent, cor llth and Market SITS
New York. Aprl 10. 1856. Philadelphia.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-01-11

CENTRAL ROUTE, connecting the Atlantic cities with
6..,.r Noh.vesern and Southwestern states by con
..sS, Rawsy direct The Road also connects at PtsouIsh
- dsa, line Of all ports In the Western RIVERS
md Al Cleveland and Sanduky with steamers TO all por on
~ Northwestern Lakes making the most direct a
hsbe by which FREIGHT can be ior"eiueo 70 an"
hss the Great West. - n,rrsu,,pou
Pssr CLAss-Boots Shoes Dry Goods I'm DC per 100 10
ko,esl Furs, Fesfhers &c. :.'...'',..'
R,coND q lss.-BOOks and stationery, pry -. a,
goods lin bales) Hardware, Leather 'oc PER II" 10
Wool. &e ...ss.s.sss. ''''''''',(
Jsssp CLAsAuvils, bsgsng bacon and &c per 100 n
Pork Din bulk Hemp, 6c.... .......'..:b
ycprrH Glass Coffee, Fish, Bacon and ,o nov 1O0 N
Pork (packed.) Lard and Lard O1.......) ~ -
shipping Goods from point cast Of Philadelphia be par
scsar 70 the package via Pennsylvania Railroad All
Goods consumed the Agents Of this Road Of Philadelphia or
Putsburgh will be forw aTded WITHOUT detention
FREIGHT AGENTs-Hsrrs ,Wormley Co, Memphis leng;
r. " Sass Co. 81 Louis; J. :. Mitchell Sons svansvhle
Ind Dumesnn Bell Murdoch, and Garter Jewett Louis
Vile XIV; b. C. Meldrum Madison Ind SPrigman Brown
md Irwin Co.. Cncinnst ~ w. Graham Co. GAINESVILLE,
Ohio; Leecb Co. No. Klbyst. Boston. Leech Co. No
Astor House New York No william st. and No. Battery
tlsee, Eew.York; F. j. Sneeder, Philadelphia; Magraw
ksops Baltimore; Geo {. FTsnoiscus Pittsburgh.
Ger further particulars or bills Of ading, apply 20
LEIGH Co., Agents Penn. Railroad CO..
No. 2 Astor House Nev-York.
II II. HOUSTON, General Freight Agent, Philadelphia.
Vi. J. LOMBAERT Superintendent, Altoona, Penn
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IN FIKSUANIE OF an UIutI u lIlU '?uI VS"5o y
the County York notice - hereby gwen 20 al per
sons having claims against JOHN b. LENOlR late OF the CITY
Of New.Yok deceased 10 present the same WIN
,ounseor at law No 1872 Broadway IL the City Of New 1os
on az before the February neNt-Dated NewfOIh
I'd day of August, 1855 ... ,,,l,.o,, .,..,.....o.
aus law6mF HENRY NI'hON, AIuIII,.IaI.
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TnE PEOPLE Of the STATE Of NEW.

TIVE PEOPLE Of the STATE Of NEW
YORK, by the Grace Of God, Free and Independent.
To all interested in the estate Of HENRY RAVENS,
late Of City Of New ork deceased creditors next Of
KIM otherwise, send reens You and each OF You are
hereby cited and required personally 70 be and before
Surrogate Of the County Of NewYor At his office in the
City Of NewYork the fourth day Of February next at
eleven o'clock in the forenoon Of that day thee and there To
final settlement Of the account OF proceedings OF
WILLIAM 3 POND Administrator Of the goods ehattes
aud credits said deceased In testimony whereof have
csased W Sea- Of Office Of said Surrogate 70 be hereuto
affixed. Witness ALEXANDER w. BRADFORD,
H. esqure Surrogate Of said County the City OF New
the Sd day Of January in the year OF Lord
thousan eight hundJed and fifty six.
il law4vF A. w. BRADFORD, Surrogate.
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CUPREME COURT-City and County Of New !.S

1OTk-UANIFL
Summons money demand cOntract-Io DeiehGait
You hereby summoned and required answer the cone
This seton which fled In the the CLERK OF tue
CRY County Of NewYork City Hal New YORK Novern
her S 1855 and 60 copy the SAID
TIsut on the subscriber al his Office No Broadway, New
York twenty days amer the service Of ihs summons on
Of the DAY seyvce
49, ,be sad COMPLAINT within thu aforesaid plaintiff
viii take Judgment the o. $2f7 So with interest
M 1.t ~ ssd urincipa sunni 1850
tIts2 "a fthe balance sad pnC pa sunni nom the 5th day
"a March enc thousand eight hundred ana hy''wo beside
The costs Of this actou.-paied Nov rs 100 ..,
al Ia,xgv T. X bOOAADlS 4aAht'H 4N'seiHcS'
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FINUI IIOlIE VI INC % N - "
Nv ,he Crsce of God Free and lndepenaei - 81, ts
on. ,r,s,es,1 In the estate Of PATRICK McLAuGhLlN
te Of The CITY Of Newly k deceased cfedto nsHt o.
I'm or otherwise send greeting: You and each OF you AZ mere
BY cited and reoured personally be and appear before
Surrogate Of he County Of SewYork a. biz ofce we
New Yors on the Dist May next a. II ooocA "a TIC i'
that dav and there 70 attend TIE hns
the seeount Of proceedings Of THOMAS G ACION y At
minstor Of ne eoods chaes ard credits Of sad
IN testimony whereof we caused the Seal OF once o.
Surrogate 10 be hereunto affixed Niinessj ALLAI
ASDfR W BRADFORD. esq, Surrogate OF o.. sali
Us County At the City New iorh the nth day ct Noye
and ffy-6ye. A. w. bhAlbOhDi Sutios"'"
ia 4vR
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PAUGH against HENRY NJ WOOD-To the Defendant; gu
art hereby summoned and required 70 answer the
IN ms action which was the 18th day OF November oo'
I,S IN the ofc Of the CLERK Of the City and County OF New
York st the City Hall Of said city, and to serve copy o. ~
sner 10 the .ad complaint The subscribers, the once
EoCl Wallet said city within twenty dAys alter inc yer
Wee al this exclusive Of the ahy OF sch
49, and n won fail 20 answer the said compliant tin inc
time aforesaid plaintiffs in this action val tsAe
-nst Won for The sun Of eight hundred and ninety nine dollars
.nd cents with from the 18Th day o sep
smher one thousand hundred and by hVe eesae ne
sosts Of this seor.-Dsted November - 1850
FULLERTON DUNNlNG,
.41ev7tF plaintiffs Attorneys